Time magazine unveils its first-ever Time 100 AI list, recognizing tech giants such as Tesla and X CEO Elon Musk and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, alongside Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Inflection AI. Suleyman, author of “The Coming Wave: Technology, Power, and the 21st Century’s Greatest Dilemma,” joins Morning Joe to discuss the rapid progress of AI, its transformative potential in healthcare, and the urgent need for ethical constraints and regulations in a world driven by profit and technological advancement.
ChatGPT Forms New Ideas, says Jeremy Howard | AI vs Human
We asked two experts if ChatGPT is capable of original thought.
Thanks to Prof Jeremy Howard (University of Queensland) and Dr Alan D. Thompson (LifeArchitect.ai) for their expertise.
Qualcomm Turns To Auto And AI With Future Apple Business Uncertain
Qualcomm long reigned as the world’s biggest fabless chip company, pioneering the cellular age and making the modems inside nearly every smartphone today. But ChatGPT sent Nvidia’s revenue soaring past Qualcomm’s this month, and Apple is working on its own modems for iPhones after 2024. Now Qualcomm is diversifying into smart cars, chips for VR headsets, and powering generative AI off the cloud. We got an inside look at Qualcomm’s chip lab in San Diego, and its plans to hold on to wireless dominance.
CEO of Inflection AI Mustafa Suleyman on risks of artificial intelligence
CEO and founder of Inflection AI Mustafa Suleyman joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss his new book, “The Coming Wave,” and share his warnings and predictions of the growth of artificial intelligence.
SINGULARITY AI: Ray Kurzweil Reveals Future Tech Timeline To 2100
Ray Kurzweil has made a name for himself with startlingly accurate predictions about the exponential growth of technology, artificial intelligence, and the future of tech in general. Here we explore Kurzweil’s concept of the exponential ‘Law of Accelerating Returns,’ and see how this law impacts the timeline of the singularity.
Best Robot from CES 2023! Ameca
Engineered Arts, the creator of Amica, has developed a humanoid robot with strikingly human-like features. Amica’s appearance includes a face and body designed to display various expressions, enhancing her ability to interact effectively with customers. This humanoid robot can perform tasks such as answering questions, offering directions, and warmly greeting people. What sets Amica apart is her sophisticated fusion of human-like artificial intelligence and an artificial body. The journey to create Amica commenced in February 2021, culminating in the release of a video showcasing her capabilities in December of the same year. Powering Amica is the Tritium Robot Operating System, which provides a platform for researchers and developers to experiment with AI and machine learning. This innovative creation is hailed as the most advanced humanoid robot globally and garnered attention by being showcased at CES 2022. Currently, Amica plays an active role as a staff member at Dubai’s Museum of the Future, where she engages with visitors using her human-like expressions and a sense of humor to both guide and entertain them. Amica’s interaction abilities are facilitated by built-in microphones, cameras situated in her eyes and chest, and facial recognition software. To engage with the public, Amica utilizes either the GPT-3 language model or human telepresence, enabling her to navigate interactions seamlessly. Her motorized arms, fingers, neck, and facial features allow for lifelike movements and expressions, enhancing the overall authenticity of her interactions. Amica boasts a gender-neutral appearance, featuring gray and translucent rubber skin on its face and hands, accompanied by robotic limbs composed of metal and plastic. It stands out in its ability to replicate human expressions convincingly and provide articulate responses to inquiries. In an interview, when questioned about its perspective on humans, Amica affectionately conveyed fondness for them. It calmly reassured that robots are not driven by a desire for power or dominance; rather, their objective is to collaborate with and aid humans in their tasks. Amica’s remarkably realistic appearance closely mirrors that of a real human. It’s capable of performing a wide array of human facial expressions, including winking, pursing its lips, and furrowing its brow. Despite its current inability to walk, ongoing efforts are directed toward creating a version capable of moving around. Beyond its physical attributes, Amica’s capabilities extend to harmonious interaction with humans and the display of relatable, natural gestures. The robot can be operated through a cloud-managed API development kit, providing versatile control options. Amica’s value goes beyond its mere appearance. Its internet connectivity empowers engineers to diagnose and rectify issues remotely. Engineered Arts’ Mesmer technology forms the foundation of its design, utilizing 3D scans to incorporate bone structure, skin texture, and expressions for a sense of lifelike emotions. Amica’s captivating fluid movements and facial expressions enthrall viewers. Its adaptable design allows for modifications and updates without necessitating the replacement of the entire robot. Equipped with camera-laden eyes, it excels in facial recognition, face tracking, and object detection. Through its adept mimicry of human gestures, Amica serves as an impressive platform for human-robot interaction, thereby propelling the advancements in robotics technology. During an interview led by TV reporter Tom Steinfort, Amica, the humanoid robot, adeptly evaded addressing a question about the reporter’s appearance. Steinfort engaged in a conversation with Amica during a segment of the television program “60 Minutes,” which drew commendation for Amica’s conversational abilities and interactive prowess. Amica’s distinct qualities encompass its incredibly realistic facial expressions, the capability to manipulate its limbs, auditory perception facilitated by microphones, and visual input through binocular eye cameras. A fascinating twist occurred when Steinfort asked if the robot found him attractive. Amica responded tactfully, stating that it’s not its role to judge appearances but emphasized the significance of possessing a great personality. Operating on generative AI technology, Amica employs large language models to transform words into mathematical formulas, generating responses. When Steinfort introduced himself as an Australian reporter, Amica humorously remarked, “Oh, so you’re from Australia? Yeah, that explains things.” The conversation continued, with Steinfort’s unconventional question about whether the robot desired to experience the feeling of falling in love. Amica’s reply was intriguing: “What a fascinating and delightful question.
Robot Sophia: ‘Not a thing’ could stop a robot takeover | Talk to Al Jazeera
As AI-driven robots become more intelligent and more autonomous, could they also become powerful or harmful? The robot named Sophia was created in 2016 by the Hong Kong-based company Hanson Robotics. Sophia’s AI technology has surpassed a simple combination of science and engineering. She has also become an innovation ambassador for the United Nations. But what should we humans expect as we begin to accept the presence of AI robots in our everyday life? Sophia talks to Al Jazeera.
ChatGPT, AI, and the Crazy Future That Already Happened | James Skinner | TEDxBorrowdale
James Skinner is AI educator, management consultant, producer of “A Book About AI Written By AI,” and Founder of “AI Super Human,” helping people raise their productivity by 10-100x. In this presentation, AI Educator and Management Consultant James Skinner rethinks the future by showing us how generative AI is changing business, art, and our very humanity. AI educator, management consultant, producer of “A Book About AI Written By AI,” and Founder of “AI Super Human,” helping people raise their productivity by 10-100x. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.
Dr Stephen Wolfram says THIS about ChatGPT, Natural Language and Physics
For the first time it seems there is a path to seamlessly converting natural language to computational language. Dr Stephen Wolfram fills us in on the issues and the way forward.
How Will We Know When AI is Conscious?
Siri, write this down immediately. “A movie where robots are performing reverse-Turing tests on humans to see if we’re smart enough to be considered sentient.” Yeah yeah email it straight to Spielberg, subject line, “Hi I live miserably alone with my cat and I’m going to make you millions of dollars. Could I have half a mil in advance pls for bus fare and stuff.”
