They call it the holy grail of artificial intelligence research: Building a laptop or computer as smart as we are. Some say it could help eradicate poverty and produce a much more equal society – even though other people warn that it could turn out to be a menace to our really existence. But how significantly are we from reaching these types of “artificial standard intelligence”? And what occurs if machines, at some place, outsmart us?
In this episode of Techtopia, DW Main Technologies Correspondent Janosch Delcker requires a deep dive into the earth of AI, meeting a scientist on the quest for human-degree intelligence, and digging into the questions awaiting us as humanity inches nearer to AGI.
Chapters:
:00 Intro
:39 What to anticipate
1:18 The Iceland scenario
3:19 What is “AI”?
5:10: The lengthy record of AI
7:17 The ups and downs of AI
8:12 How close is today’s AI to human-amount intelligence?
11:54 What if equipment turn out to be smarter than we are?
13:30 What will AI seem like?
15:45 The ethics of artificial intelligence
19:13 How far are we from achieving human-degree AI?
20:43 The ability of Large Tech
21:23 The Iceland case conclusion
21:52 Outro
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