Andrew Ng and Fei-Fei Li Discuss Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence – Stanford Online
May 11, 2023 Earlier this year Andrew Ng sat down with Professor Fei-Fei Li to discuss the past and present state of Artificial Intelligence, and some of the “audacious questions” still to be answered. If you would like to get started in AI, the new Coursera Machine Learning Specialization developed by Stanford Online and DeepLearning.AI is the perfect place to start. Learn more 👉 https://stanford.io/3HEj56q
0:00 Introduction 1:23 Fei-Fei Li Background 8:40 Vision for AI 11:47 ImageNet 16:36 CalTech 101 Dataset 21:06 Fei-Fei’s work in healthcare 27:39 Educating Legislators 32:10 Advice for people getting started in AI and Machine Learning 37:17 AI4ALL 40:55 Final Thoughts
Artificial Intelligence and Alzheimer’s: How AI Is Revolutionizing Dementia Detection and Treatment
May 24, 2024 Zoom In on Dementia & Alzheimer’s This episode of Zoom in on Dementia & Alzheimer’s focused on artificial intelligence and Alzheimer’s disease. This year, the Food and Drug Administration approved an artificial intelligence (AI) tool called BrainSee to predict the likelihood of Alzheimer’s progression using brain scans. Are AI programs the next frontier in forecasting, understanding, and managing Alzheimer’s? Dr. Timothy Hohman gives us the scoop on all things AI and dementia. Learn more: BrightFocus.org/ADZoom.
What is Artificial Intelligence | Artificial Intelligence Tutorial For Beginners | Edureka Rewind
This video on Artificial Intelligence gives you a brief introduction to AI discussing how it can be a threat as well as useful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxopgnd0lIE
Artificial Intelligence: how can we harness Europe’s innovative potential?
Sep 24, 2024 4:40 to 5:55 Artificial Intelligence: how can we harness Europe’s innovative potential?
The EU’s AI Act came into force on 1 August 2024. Though lagging the United States and China in AI development, the EU is striving to establish itself as a global rule-setter in digital technologies. With concerns running high for some about AI-powered techniques such as profiling, targeting, election manipulation, and disinformation campaigns, eurocrats have celebrated the EU AI Act as the globe’s first comprehensive legal framework around AI. Yet the ability of European businesses to catch up with the pace of AI development and implementation remains very much in doubt.
Can European businesses overcome the challenges posed by this stringent regulatory landscape to remain competitive on the global stage? Mark Zuckerberg and Daniel Ek, CEOs of Facebook and Spotify, recently issued a high-profile statement warning that ‘pre-emptive regulation of theoretical harms for nascent technologies such as open-source AI will stifle innovation’ and ‘Europe’s risk-averse, complex regulation could prevent it from capitalising on the big bets that can translate into big rewards’. Others welcome the EU’s attempt to build public confidence in AI and to shape its future direction to maximise public goods and minimise harmful and unforeseen consequences.
In addition to questions over the EU’s risk averse approach to regulation, industry also warn of other drawbacks, including investment shortfalls and scalability issues, that could hinder innovation. As one Silicon Valley entrepreneur has commented, innovation in Europe is held back by an absence of ‘genuine risk-seeking capital at all stages’ pointing to a wider problem of risk aversion. Join us to contribute to the discussion about Europe’s appetite for investment in AI and whether the EU AI Act is stifling innovation or helping to shape the development and use of AI in a way that maximises its potential to do good?
Keith Teare, Silicon Valley based entrepreneur and CEO of SignalRank Corporation
It is part of the event Unshackling Europe’s Economy: what holds us back?
NIST Initiatives on Artificial Intelligence Standards, Principles, and Critical AI Issues
Nov 5, 2020 In this webinar, experts from the National Institute of Standards and Technology provide an overview of their key artificial intelligence initiatives including responsible, trustworthy, and explainable AI.
How to Engage with Artificial Intelligence: Countries, Companies, Citizens & Consciousness
Jun 13, 2024 #AI #artificialintelligence #digitaltransformation Join us as we explore the transformative power of data and AI with Nitin Seth, Co-Founder and CEO, Incedo, and Gautam Chikermane, Vice President, ORF. Discover AI’s impact on enterprises and individuals, its link to consciousness, and its role as a potential new religion. We discuss the logic and duality in AI, data’s value transformation, and the intertwining of life and digital information. Learn about mastering data, global AI regulation, and India’s AI leadership. Finally, we address corporate self-regulation, data vulnerability for entrepreneurs, and how to embrace and monetize AI. Tune in for a deep dive into AI’s challenges and potential!
In Conversation: Nitin Seth, Co-Founder and CEO, Incedo Gautam Chikermane, Vice President, ORF
00:00 – Overview 1:14 – Welcome to the Future: Introduction 2:48 – Enterprise Revolution: Exploring Data and AI 8:57 – AI Meets Consciousness 13:40 – Is AI Our New Religion? 16:10 – The AI Paradox: Logic vs. Duality 19:00 – Turning Data Into Gold: Input Data and Value Transition 23:55 – Life Decoded: Life is Data and Data is Life 29:45 – Data Mastery: How to Master the Data Game 41:13 – AI on the World Stage: Global Negotiations and Regulations 45:09 – India’s AI Journey: Leading the Charge 55:35 – Data to Value: The Ultimate Translation Guide 1:00:15 – Corporate Self-Regulation: AI and Self-Interest 1:06:45 – The AI-First Mindset: Why It’s Crucial 1:10:22 – Navigating AI and Data Vulnerability 1:17:30 – Embracing AI: The Individual’s Tech Stage 1:20:00 – AI and Monetisation: Cashing In on the Future 1:28:00 – Final Thoughts
UN General Assembly passes resolution to govern artificial intelligence | U.S., Japan, & Others
Mar 21, 2024 Joint stakeout Linda Thomas-Greenfield, Representative of the United States to the United Nations, joined by representatives from the Bahamas, Japan, The Netherlands, Morocco, Singapore and the United Kingdom on the UN General Assembly resolution on Artificial Intelligence.
US Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, said today (21 Mar), “All 193 members of the United Nations General Assembly have spoken in one voice and together chosen to govern artificial intelligence, rather than let it govern us.”
The General Assembly adopted this morning the draft resolution “Seizing the opportunities of safe, secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence systems for sustainable development.”
The text was introduced by the United States of America and co-sponsored by over 120 Member States.
Addressing the press after the adoption of the resolution, US Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, said, “The groundbreaking resolution adopted today cements global consensus for safe, secure, trustworthy AI systems, systems that both advance sustainable development and respect fundamental freedoms.”
She also said, “A first of its kind resolution adopted not only by majority, but by consensus, because ultimately, the risk and benefits of AI have the potential to impact all of us. And so, approaching it requires all of us. The resolution we just adopted reflected our shared responsibility and collective fate. It leaves no one behind it lays the groundwork for AI systems that leave no one behind either.”
She continued, “Why the UN? Why should this body, with so many existential challenges on its plate, take on AI? And the answer is simple. AI is existential. And not only in its threats, of which there are many, but in its opportunities, of which I believe there are many more.”
Answering a question, she said “AI will be able to bring to people in remote villages access to technology, but access to the basic needs that they didn’t have access to before. And the whole idea of this is to bridge that gap.”
Moroccan Ambassador Omar Hilale said, “This resolution is a steppingstone for existing and future multilateral initiatives on digital cooperation and on AI in particular. This resolution is not a net in itself. But the beginning of our collective journey to shape safe, secure, and trustworthy artificial intelligence systems for sustainable development that leaves no one behind it.”
Addressing the General Assembly earlier this morning, the US Ambassador said, “All told, for all of the unknowns surrounding AI, this much is clear: this technology has the potential to unlock more progress, on more issues, for more people. But in order to ensure equitable access to these benefits, and mitigate risks for communities across the globe, we must approach this technology as a global community. Leaving no one behind.”
The History of Artificial Intelligence [4K] | CyberWork And The American Dreams | Spark
Jul 13, 2022 #Spark #artificialintelligence How is artificial intelligence impacting our day-to-day life? This documentary explores the history of technology and the impact of robotics and artificial intelligence, and the future of work. It also discusses past lessons and what business, government, and society must do to prepare for the future.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6U9mhKAFFA
2018 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate: Artificial Intelligence
Feb 16, 2018 #IsaacAsimov #iRobot #NeildeGrasseTyson Watch the 2020 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate on Alien Life: • 2020 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate: Al…
Isaac Asimov’s famous Three Laws of Robotics might be seen as early safeguards for our reliance on artificial intelligence, but as Alexa guides our homes and automated cars replace human drivers, are those Three Laws enough?
Neil deGrasse Tyson, Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium, hosts and moderates a lively discussion about how A.I. is opening doors to limitless possibilities, and if we’re ready for them. The 2018 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate took place at the Museum on February, 13, 2018.
For a full transcript of this debate, visit: https://www.amnh.org/explore/amnh.tv
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2018 Asimov Panelists:
John Giannandrea Senior Vice President of Engineering, Google
Helen Greiner Co-Founder, iRobot; Founder, CyPhy Works
Ruchir Puri Chief Architect, IBM Watson
Max Tegmark Professor of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; President, Future of Life Institute
Michael P. Wellman Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Michigan
Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery & Development
