Programmable 2025: AI is a Hype-Fuelled Dumpster Fire - Chris Simon скачать в хорошем качестве

Programmable 2025: AI is a Hype-Fuelled Dumpster Fire - Chris Simon

Since ChatGPT's explosive launch, there doesn't seem to be a business in the world that isn't desperately seeking a way to inject AI into their product (or at least, into their pitch decks), filled with hyperbolic claims that it is an inevitable future and anyone not onboard is being left behind. Along the way, AI 'risk' has captured the public imagination in the form of X-risk - the idea that a malevolent, (or perhaps blindly obedient), AI poses an existential risk to the future of humanity either through turning us all into paperclips or simultaneously activating the global nuclear arsenal. This talk makes the case that AI is neither the saviour nor the doom of humanity, but it does pose some serious questions that need urgent consideration. There are two perspectives to this analysis - supply side risk and product side risk. On the supply side we consider risks and ethical concerns such as data classification worker rights, IP & copyright theft, energy consumption & privacy considerations. On the product side we consider the impact of embedded biases, the application of AI in regulated products such as the medical or legal domains & the psychological impact of anthromorphising synthetic text generators. If you're a bit over the AI hype train, this talk will empower you to fully understand the AI landscape, not just vendor fever dreams.