Risks of Artificial Intelligence and (must start thinking how to control it)

 the risks :-

Risks of Artificial Intelligence
  • Automation-spurred job loss.
  • Privacy violations.
  • Deepfakes.
  • Algorithmic bias caused by bad data.
  • Socioeconomic inequality.
  • Market volatility.
  • Weapons automatization.
11-Aug-2022

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TO DAY I AM IN A MOOD TO THINK 💭

WILL A.I. BE MADE OUTCAST{APARTHEID} IN POOR COUNTRIES?
THIS LEADS TO:-
WILL WORLD ECONOMY ITSELF BECOME AI BASED AND NON AI BASED COUNTRIES WITH POORER COUNTRIES TO SAFEGUARD EMPLOYMENT/AND ECONOMY  WILL GATHER UNDER A NON ALIGNED =NON AI GROUP?
THE MORE I THINK THE MORE POSSIBILITIES AND DIFFICULTIES.
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“If you’re flipping burgers at McDonald’s and more automation comes in, is one of these new jobs going to be a good match for you?” Ford said. “Or is it likely that the new job requires lots of education or training or maybe even intrinsic talents — really strong interpersonal skills or creativity — that you might not have? Because those are the things that, at least so far, computers are not very good at.”

YES  THANKS TO ELON MUSK AND HIS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ENHANCERS NO NEED TO STUDY !👀
PEOPLE WILL STOP GOING TO SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES BECAUSE THE KNOWLEDGE IS AVAILABLE ON INTERNET/GOOGLE/MUSK NET ETC
WILL IT WILL BE A BRAVE NEW WORLD?!

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 The Age of AI has begun


 The Age of AI has begun

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Bill Gates (via the Gates Notes)

Wed, Mar 22, 12:00 AM (1 day ago)
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The Age of AI has begun
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By Bill Gates | March 21, 2023
The development of amazing artificial intelligence models like GPT might seem sudden, but it’s not. It’s just the latest step in computer scientists’ decades-long quest to develop machines that can see, read, and at least appear to think. It’s not the last step, either: AI will only get better with time.
AI is going to empower people in incredible ways, but I’m especially excited about its potential to make the world a more equitable place. AI can help expand access to health care in underserved communities, improve education in the United States and around the world, and even help us avoid a climate disaster. Making sure that it benefits everyone—and not just people who are well-off—is the priority for my work on AI.
As with any new technology, there are legitimate concerns that need to be addressed—and I believe they can be. We need to mitigate the risks so we can make the most of AI’s incredible potential to make people’s lives better.
In my latest (long!) Gates Notes post, “The Age of AI has begun,” I share some thoughts about how to deal with these risks while also using AI to advance the cause of equity. And stay tuned for more on this topic—the Gates Foundation will have much more to say about AI’s impact on inequity in the coming months. I hope you’ll take a look.
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LET ME THINK IT OVER LATER-

NOW MY THOUGHTS BUSY WITH :-HOW TO BRING STRATOSPHERE COLD DOWN FOR 

Air conditioning




  • Automation-spurred job loss.
  • Privacy violations.
  • Deepfakes.
  • Algorithmic bias caused by bad data.
  • Socioeconomic inequality.
  • Market volatility.
  • Weapons automatization.
11-Aug-2022























 


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