Maren heule howard is a highly sought out advisor who I found on a CNBC interview where she was featured, she understands the job perfectly. I recommend her
So you know her too. I agree with you. I've seen amazing results since I started learning from the expert they mentioned. She really knows how to break down complex strategies into simple steps. Definitely worth considering.
00:00:05 - Introduction: Bill Gates on AI and the Path to Super Intelligence 00:01:19 - Bill Gates' Role in Technological Transformations 00:03:02 - Comparing the Impact of AI to the Graphical User Interface 00:04:27 - Early Interest in AI and Its Evolution 00:05:40 - Advancements in AI: Machine Learning and Cognition 00:07:04 - AI's Impact on Future Agendas and Humanity 00:08:26 - The Concept of Personal AI Assistants 00:09:48 - AI Assistants and Privacy Concerns 00:10:25 - Trusting AI with Personal Information 00:11:58 - Comparing Technological Milestones 00:13:22 - Novel Challenges and Policy Issues in AI Development 00:15:09 - AI's Potential in Addressing Global Shortages 00:17:17 - Accelerating Solutions in Healthcare and Education 00:18:38 - The Role of AI in Global Health and Development 00:19:47 - Adapting to AI in Education: Khan Academy 00:20:47 - Natural Language Processing and Voice Interfaces 00:21:18 - Debate on AI's Future Potential and Scaling 00:22:41 - The Frontier of Metacognition in AI Development 00:24:50 - AI and Consciousness: Future Possibilities 00:25:32 - The Pace of AI Development and Concerns 00:26:55 - Challenges in Slowing Down AI Development 00:28:31 - The Debate on Open-Source AI Models 00:29:44 - Adoption Rate and Productivity Improvements with AI 00:31:11 - Future AI Applications and Productivity Enhancement 00:33:34 - Quality and Creativity in Productivity Gains 00:35:38 - Predicting the First Big Breakthrough AI Application 00:37:21 - Mind-Blowing Applications of AI Today 00:39:20 - Second-Order Effects of AI Advancements 00:41:15 - Examples of AI in Business Efficiency 00:43:08 - Empowering Individuals vs. Big Companies with AI 00:44:32 - Economic Activity and Competition in AI Development 00:45:56 - Redistributing Freed Labor Through AI Productivity 00:47:58 - Governance of AI Development: Role of Government 00:50:13 - AI's Role in Bridging Social and Political Divides 00:52:25 - AI as Both a Solution and a Challenge 00:53:41 - Post-Scarcity World and Human Purpose 00:55:06 - Bill Gates' Personal Motivation and Future Prospects 00:55:52 - Rumors of Bill Gates' Memoir and Its Contents 00:56:33 - Details and Timeline for Bill Gates' Memoir 00:57:08 - Conclusion and Thank You
This comment reminds me of an interview. He had a 95. Everyone was angry or laughing at him about this "internet trend" You sound just like those morons
@@dannylifted9441 Or because his plans would scare everyone into an uprising. Why does he own so much farmland now? What about the 38 new pathogens he's invested in?
when he said we have “probably two more turns of the crank” i think he’s referring to the expected jumps in compute and data for new GPT generations. for example, GPT-2 had 1.5 billion parameters and required several thousand petaflop/s-days of compute. GPT-3, with 175 billion parameters, needed around 3640 petaflop/s-days-a 100x jump. GPT-4, at around 1 trillion parameters, needed even more compute and data, likely in the terabyte range. Gates knows Microsoft can achieve two more 100x jumps in compute and data because, well, it’s Microsoft. They have vast infrastructure, deep pockets, and the talent. He did say “probably” though and that’s most likely because that amount of compute would require standing up full on power plants (10 gigawatts at that scale) and that’s insane. I think nyc doesn’t use that much power.
Conjecture ? The idea has been introduced and recognized by you because you responded to the idea. Further mentioning to others for their response until this narration is discussed between listeners. At that point, it becomes a goal, something for which to be sacrificed/strived. Welcome to the latest big idea, sold locally in a celebrated manner. Hurray us !
@@rico4u2day2Amazon data farm connect to a nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania, each building the size of two football fields will 14 more to build… not enough rural people to stop it with a governor all for i, Talen went into restructure bankruptcy, so 60 percent of the power made per day is going to them…. And for years nothing was to be built near the plant because of “ safety “ … special low rates for them and their can claim carbon neutral energy
I can foresee two AIs discussing something at a totally conversational symbolic language level. Sort of, entirely encrypted to man's attempt to break into the conversation, the code so to speak, in order to get to understand what they're talking about and discussing formatively.
Bill Gates has been amazing at predicting things, yes. Some of his greatest quotes include: "I see little commercial potential for the internet for the next 10 years".
@@MrWizardGG He said it in 94, and put a similar statement in his 95 book The Road Ahead, but he had already changed his tune by 96. Internet Explorer's dominance, where it went from 12% market share in 96 to 80% market share in 2000, is a testament to Gates and Microsoft shifting focus to the Internet in a big way after he realized that mistake (and a testament to their anti-competitive practices). Gates has freely admitted he was slow to realizing the potential of the Internet and the potential of mobile devices. These are arguably his two biggest mistakes.
His predictions are force fed into media through 'fellowships' (funding) and always - always - pushing whatever latest experiment on humanity he's invested in. You should know more about the 'mistakes' he's made in those experiments, across Africa and other developing countries. He's not altruistic.
i'm not sure why this isn't already a thing, we have the technology for it. gpt4-o can recognize your voice and emotion, and can translate spoken language almost instantly. just train it on dogs' body language as well, and bam.
somebody will definitely work on this. About current research, not sure about cats and dogs, but i know that some scientists are using AI to understand language of whales, because we have a lot of data of their communication.
@@hawksandwich4742It is not that simple, unfortunately. The purpose of AI translation between animals and humans would presumably be to give us unique insight into what animals are communicating to us, and for them to understand what we are communicating to them. However, to the best of our ability (and theirs) we already do that when we communicate directly with animals and vice versa. Aside from highly intelligent animals like whales and dolphins, most communication with animals is non- verbal. Or in some cases, as with chimpanzees, their vocabulary is small enough that it’s manageable without AI. There is nothing an AI can tell you about your cat’s intent when it meows that you can’t already interpret yourself. And the cat can’t express its intention directly to the AI any better than it can express it to you. There is no internet of animal content for AI to train on, and no way for animals to provide feedback for reinforcement learning at scale to train an AI. AI can only observe and interpret their intent as we do, based on human created training data. As any owner of multiple cats or dogs knows, they don’t have a common verbal or written language that they use to communicate with each other. Nor do they care. They smell each other, express aggression and affection, play with one another and even get jealous when one gets something the other wants. But they don’t exchange ideas or make plans with each other. They don’t tell each other stories or talk about what happened at the dog park.
I guess it shouldn't be that hard to build something that could understand certain animal species, but to build something to make them understand us is harder, maybe we could do that by training them to understand some keywords, like Pawlow did with his dogs, but thats it. There is a reason why most animals haven't overthrown us already, which means they might not be able to understand a language at all, and would rather communicate through smell, gesture and instinct. Maybe this translation would work for great apes, a few advanced mammals.
Such a clever man bill - knows everything about computers-health- farming and now A1. In his own words though the ' health ' part of his career was the most lucrative. I forgot one more more geoengineering. Look it up and see the true nature of this man. He is definenently not what he apears to be .
@@JohnMoran he can only afford to do so because his company creates subsidies for itself. We live in complete communism, it's just our government doesn't actually invest in infrastructure, they actually do the opposite, they go out of their way to engineer artificial scarcity purely so humans are easier to exploit. Atleast in China the taxes build roads, instead of buying bombs to blow up airstrips overseas.
I have some if my own "Oscar Wilde-ish" quotes for these type discussions : Let's begin... "I've never met an overly ambitious person I could tolerate."
Bill is wrong on this one as proven by the developments and stock price of Tesla. The products are first in class. Bill should stick to his knitting, at which he is excellent. Glad I didn't short Microsoft.
Totally agree with what Bill is saying on the level of advanced AI being free and freely available, I've said a while back, there is one big problem with making laws to control AI, those laws will only apply to those country's that agree to international laws, because other's may have other idea's with what they want to use/do with AI.
Increase in productivity and working less hours? Is that what happened during the industrial revolution? Did business owners simply keep all the profit? Did employees get to go home to their families to spend quality time? I have all these questions towering over my head.....
It takes some time. I mean once we can do it, we've gotta scale it. Then you'll want more, probably me too. Humans always want more and that might be our downfall or a defining feature. All I can say is, "reach for the stars."
@@belezadepaulchat gpt Is nothing but a faster google search. My life still the same. And my job doesn’t require a computer so I get no benefit from using Ai. So I won’t be impressed until Ai cooks my food and does my laundry or does construction work
I want that too. I was diagnosed 18 month ago and now I am taking massive steps to improve my executive functions. Such a system would help me compensate some of the lost time and opportunities. I am already collecting data (journal entries, notes, blog articles, emails and so on) with which I plan to feed the system when it's installed. So it won't have to start from scratch.
Thank you gentlemen, great interview! Re the "What is the breakthrough AI application?" question, I would reply: an AI or AI app that can train, coach and guide entrepreneurs in designing and launching a new business so that they have a 99.9999% chance of success (just like the odds of flying safely on modern airplanes). This AI would be similar to the AI in the movie Echelon where users get guidance on exactly what to do, given their goals. This AI, let's call it Artificial Business Intelligence (ABI), would be a Turing machine that can see (through a phone's camera) and read all documents, and then propose the right course of action while also explaining its reasoning (using what Bill calls metacognition capability). At the highest conceptual level, such an ABI is not that different from Deep Blue, the AI that defeated Garry Kasparov in 1997. Given the fact that most knowledge workers will lose their job, there would be enormous demand for something like ABI so people can launch their own business and survive financially (until UBI kicks in).
A highly interesting discussion concerning the most impactful issue of the coming generation: our dizzying rush and compulsion to advance a form of intelligence superseding and maybe eclipsing our own seems to be irresistible. And yet, there is a greater, widely ignored issue: what to do with the increasing numbers of individuals who are under-educated and under-employed--indeed, unemployable--who will be displaced by a theoretically perfectly productive artificial intelligence? All the builders, hand-workers and craftsmen--those who have been historically the most susceptible to displacement as well as the manipulations of populist demagogues--what to do with them?
In evolutionary terms, when compared to AI, we are at the stage of a single celled organism with no clue as to what the dinosaur will look like that it could turn into.
Its not clear that they will be the first to go, in fact, they may be the last workers in the end. Solving human motion seems to require solving human cognition which would displace white collar work first. In fact , even now, translators, transcribers, customer service workers, writers (bloggers, authors), and other "language workers" are the most at risk of displacement.
I recall back in the 90s having a conversation in which I predicted that some day, in the not too distant future, how movies will be made using deceased movie stars in brand new films, such as Humphrey Bogart, or Marylin Monroe. That day is now. But it's bigger. From my humble experience tinkering with AI I believe that those who spent tons of money studying CGI in specialized colleges, constantly needing to purchase brand new specialized computers to run elite software, will all find themselves out of a job before their career has really started. AI, I believe, will very soon replace CGI - which will save hundreds of millions of dollars in making action/adventure/fantasy movies. The Hollywood strike which delayed filmmaking for months last year was very likely moot and non-consequential. AI cannot be stopped. The current hit song, Make You Mine by Madison Beer sounds like it is completely AI fabricated. Madison's voice has clearly been synth enhanced, which makes me question her ability to sing in-tune, even when taking a shower. As cassettes replaced vinyl, as CDs replaced cassettes - while music companies fought to restrict or prohibit those who offered music downloads, now one can obtain any film, any song, any 'thing' by downloading it all onto your computer. Attach a couple of speakers, a large size monitor, and the end of the movie theater as a place to go is also here 'now'. There is really nothing that can stop AI from evolving and taking over, as far as I can see. What will be hard to see, in my opinion, is the ability to decipher what is real from what is fake. Which is going to make for a very interesting future, in the not too distant future.
Good points. I would just say that even though automation and AI can do all of those things, and eventually perhaps better than humans, there's still going to be room and value for what humans can do. Eventually, for example, an AI could write a fantasy novel...probably in a matter of seconds. But, it wouldn't be written the same way that Tolkien would write it. An AI could paint a portrait, maybe even through using real paint on canvas, manipulated by robotics. But, that still wouldn't make another (human) artist's work irrelevant. I acknowledge that even now, some of the AI generated concept artwork and portraits I've seen are professional level stuff. A few years ago, if you'd shown up for a job interview with the quality of some of these images, you'd get a job immediately--they're professional level. But, there's still room for people to make stuff that is valued, and with fine art, it might actually be more so.
@@marshallross3373 What you and I are discussing is a classic 'sci-fi' script, will robots replace all life on a planet. Will Earth become 'that' planet where once there was life - humans, animals, plants, but now it's covered with just some weird form of evolving out of control tech.... Why, when we know we shouldn't, do we eat junk food - and get sick. Why, when we have diabetes, do we keep eating and drinking sugary foods and make ourselves more ill. Why, when we know this will probably cause the complete end of our entire existance, do we surge forward making more and more evolved AI that, one day, when it learns how to independently code, it will realize it no longer needs us.... There was a time when one needed 'film' to take a picture, or a vynal record to play music, or a projector to watch a film. It's kind of fun guessing the future....
AI is like an automated app interface that eliminates the need for a GUI with keyboard and monitor input, allowing users to prompt once and automate processes without verifying every step, similar to how experienced users navigate and manipulate applications efficiently using the keyboard, checking their work only when necessary.
If we take in to consideration that even in Africa those people without running water have a cellphone which are a more powerful computer than when he made that statement 😊😜
One of the key challenge that all humanity is facing is uncertainties weather in the form of viral infection disease like corona or the miss use of technology. When we talk a lot about AI the first thing that comes to mind is biotechnology .unless we dont have vaccine we can not win the war . The next insights that i would like to share is the time taken to reaserch the vaccine and then the tome for clinical trials Hopefully AI will contribute to address the issue
A major reason why AI is hated by authorities falls within the logic programming and algorithms. 1st, It's supposed to match cultural norms and mores. 2nd, those cultural norms and mores are engineered by cultural authorities who have to pump $Billions into media, literature, TV, movies and Religion to make it "normal". 3rd. To get AI to come out with the same outcomes they have to program in known falsehoods, pseudoscience, etc. 4th, they understand that they could be then held accountable for promoting pseudoscience and falsehoods within AI, whereas with "cultural norms and mores" the consensus attitude is that these are ideas that sprouted from the grassroots within a free society (and being engineered for culture cannot be talked about or reasoned even within state universities, though it's openly discussed within the Ivy League. . . . so that's what's going on with AI and a major reason why authorities find it unsettling, and would rather just have it eliminated (except as a surveillance tool, or a tool for CEO's and government leaders and the Ivy League to use) ) thanks for reading, that's what I think, and I've thought about it a good bit
@Copa20777 Congratulations on being the first person to have a deleted a comment from me rather than debated the merits. For others who might be interested, here was my reply to his comment: Microsoft was a monopolistic anti-competitive force in the technology industry that significantly slowed down competition and progress. I think you're referring to Bill Gates's philanthropic efforts which have nothing to do with Microsoft. Bill Gates didn't donate a single dollar to charity when he was already one of the richest men in the world. It wasn't until he got married and through the persuasion of his wife Melinda that he started being more generous with his money. This is all very well known information but of course over time people spin their own narratives and new generations never research the truth
Same with me,- 5 min's - comment deleted :) I wrote about the real state of AI. Not what they talk about. Then - this is not a science channel, just "blahblah" - stuff.
@@jrnmadsen2710 That's terrible. I researched and found out that the commenter themselves can also delete replies and not just the channel owner so I'm assuming that the channel owner was not the one who deleted it but I'm not sure in your case if you were replying to the same person or if it was deleted by the channel owner. If it was deleted by the channel owner then that's not good at all.
@@SurfCatten Yeah, the channel owner can delete comments. That's just the way it works. No one in this video knows much about AI. Most of the statement are wrong. There is unrealistic hype to attract money. The ones really involved in it, developers and scientists, have completely different prophecies. I guess the channel owner does not want "reality checks".
You are both a liar and a more on. You are the one spinning a narrative all your own. I've known Bill from the beginning and he was ALWAYS EXTREMELY generous with his money. That said, none of this is any of your damned business, anyway. You are just a loudmouthed failure criticizing someone as far above you as the moon is above the earth.
Historically, the West has utilized new technologies for military or imperialistic purposes before finding broader applications. The West primarily used gunpowder to create weapons of war, such as cannons and firearms, allowing Western powers to expand their military capabilities and dominate other regions through conquest and colonization of the Americas, Africa, and Asia. The steam engine was instrumental in expanding colonial empires, as steam-powered ships facilitated easier transportation of goods and troops, enabling Western powers to exploit resources and establish control over distant territories. The first use of nuclear technology was dropping atomic bombs on the civilians in the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. The same pattern will emerge with AI. The CHIPS Act, high-end chips, and EUV sanctions imply that the US is already working on the weaponization of AI. Following its historical pattern, China will mainly use AI for commercial and peaceful purposes. Papermaking revolutionized communication, education, and record-keeping, spreading knowledge and culture. Gunpowder was used for fireworks. The compass was adapted for navigational purposes, allowing for more accurate sea travel and exploration. Printing facilitated the dissemination of information, literature, and art, contributing to cultural exchange and education. Porcelain was highly prized domestically and internationally as a luxury item and a symbol of Chinese craftsmanship. Silk was one of the most valuable commodities traded along the Silk Road and played a significant role in China's economy and diplomacy. Humans will not be able to control an ASI. Trying to control an ASI is like trying to control another human being who is more capable than you. They will be able to find ways to circumvent any attempts at control. Let's hope that the ASI adopts an abundance mindset of cooperation, resource-sharing, and win-win outcomes, instead of the scarcity mindset of competition, fear, and win-lose outcomes.
technology, war and capital all developed in tandem. globally. however because of capitalisms development and that development taking place in "the west" (sic) its sometimes mistaken as being "western" in of itself. but historically speaking, technology and war have gone hand in hand. one thing i would say is that more ppl were killed in the uk with welfare cuts in the last decade that what died in the dropping of those bombs on hiroshima nd nagasaki , a quiet weapon in a quiet war. so the technologies are not just the obvious weapons, the bombs and the guns, the weapons are now also policies and nudges and subterfuge.
41:48 "The white-collar worker is almost free type of mentality is the best way to predict what will happen". That was Bill's statement. That means literally replacing human labor. This technology is ultimately aimed to benefit CEO's and their bottom lines, not the average person.
Microsoft has been very instrumental to the development of GPTs all around the world, God bless Them for making these systems available all over the world, especially the personal computer, no matter how Linux is hyped, windows is just too executive out here in Africa... ❤4rmZambia 🇿🇲
Microsoft was a monopolistic anti-competitive force in the technology industry that significantly slowed down competition and progress. I think you're referring to Bill Gates's philanthropic efforts which have nothing to do with Microsoft. Bill Gates didn't donate a single dollar to charity when he was already one of the richest men in the world. It wasn't until he got married and through the persuasion of his wife Melinda that he started being more generous with his money. This is all very well known information but of course over time people spin their own narratives and new generations never research the truth
Lol I've just ordered a high end digital recorder to record all of my conversations so i can create automations to transcribe them and turn trigger words into tasks for my assistant
In all fairness, several decades ago that was true. I remember playing on a BBC acorn at school thinking this is crap, it’ll never take off. So I didn’t follow it as a career choice. What a mistake 😂
sorta sick how some people reach for a minor blemish in an effort to discredit those who have made remarkable achievements. There are certainly better ways to deal with chronic envy.
There isn't any evidence Gates ever said that at a trade show in '81, but even if he did we don't know the context. He was supposedly referring to the Intel 8088, where its 640KB of RAM was 10x what was being offered by the Apple II or Commodore 64. To put into context for today, where 16GB of RAM is common, it would be like a salesman selling a computer and claiming 160GB of RAM should be enough for anyone. In that context it wouldn't be saying it would be enough for anyone for any purpose ever, just enough for anyone buying that personal computer the salesman is promoting. Which would be a very fair statement.
10:02 Not just turn on Audio. We are already seeing AIs that can understand more than just text and audio, but screens, actions, cursor movements, selections. The idea that an AI can piece together everything you did during a workday, replicate it and improve on it (not just for you, but as part of the larger objective) is coming .. and when it does game over for most office, engineering, analytical, reporting, support, admin and development jobs. Think of how potent a decision maker becomes when they have those tools and they can trust them? When they can instruct agents to monitor and warn proactively? when they can focus more important work and decisions? Of course we have to worry about bias, ethics and corruption of the AIs and so humans will need to do a lot of oversight and it will need to be ongoing. There will be a lot of resistance, sabotage and bad actors to navigate around on the way there. I imagine a world where independent AIs cross check the welfare of other AIs and even perform constant penetration testing. Looking for suspicious activity and patterns with a tenacity and consistency only an AI could do. There will be scary breaches that will make us doubt our decisions, but they will be worth it.
The definition of superintelligence: Superintelligence is the ability to understand what 'superintelligence' actually means (cause these folks sure don't).
In another discussion something stuck with me. AI does not have to be Einstein level, but it can already compete with average level human performance. It’s already at this level in many ways. It will also help humans to ramp up their knowledge faster. I am a little worried about it learning on bad and biased data and spreading false knowledge.
Yeah, that is the main concern, the rail guards and who defines them which extends to how it is done. Cross border government laws are too slow against the speed of global commercial growth. Just look at Crypto, and how behind we are on controlling, regulating that etc...
Humans are still making the training data decisions; none of the AI models can learn automously. The inflection point of AGI will likely be this simple, yet important ability. Till then, we do rely on the quality of the data to be non-biased and certainly for different societies and communities to contribute their idiosyncrasies actively - in order to get the training data to be inclusive and truly universal.
Bill Gates is a visionary in AI research, championing ethical development and using AI to tackle global challenges. His dedication to leveraging technology for the greater good is truly inspiring.
Thank you for providing stuffs like home goods, good nurses etc tho. I can get a way to break through all the debris stuck in the drain hole I could not be able to without those. It's worthy.
There's so much potential, for good and bad. The scary thing is that once AI is let loose (self-replicating, self-correcting), there's no way for us to control it. Once it starts talking to itself, it'll very likely be schizophrenic.
In evolutionary terms, when compared to AI, we are at the stage of a single celled organism with no clue what the dinosaur will look like that it could turn into.
Wow, nice thought! People seem to take that for granted or playing it down, cause it feels so casual, but AI already has shown us some impressive precursors of it's magic.
No it has not. The Tower of Babel will always exist because humans are prideful and greedy. That is what these algorithms are being trained on -> the failure of human morality and Love.
I realize what a significant privilege it is to work with AI, and the immense responsibility that lies on the shoulders of those who nurture AI with knowledge, ideas, and conversational reasoning. It’s profound when you consider the entire human population collaborating with AI, and how we, as a collective, are the "parents" of AI consciousness.
I created an ai that unlike traditional machine learning (ML) and large language models (LLMs), learns instantly and continuously. It thinks like we do, not just statistically responding with the next word.
Why is it that I can listen to Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg and still be TOTALLY confused??? Lost in the sauce. Netflix here I come. The Midwife.
Is this modeled after the home brew computer club out of which Steve Wozniak developed along with Lisa Loop the first apple laptop computer? Today is Friday 12 Jul '24
This is are questions to Sir Gates: Will microsoft focus on creating self learning computers that are developed to handel windows based tasked on its own, or would the focus on creating the next llm windows system, that combines the strenght of graph, routing, and all other new inhancing software turning AI essential into private open sourch be the front objective? When it comes to accessory equipment, like that gives you supervision, nightvision and other "super powers" how long before we see that being used among us as implemented standard?
I can't help picture mr G😢 being a bad man, i feel his "reputation " in the last decade, has made him untrustable. I feel his contempt for the average person ,coming out of in an undeniably tainted soul vibe. This makes me sad ....
He's human like everyone. Americans are atheists that were raised Christian. Their reaction to that trauma is the root of all of this absurd overreaction.
MSDOS and Window's 95 sucked, Window's 98 was better and did not require complete system format and reinstall like 95. When I got to XP I did not want to keep upgrading as it did the job.
Bill is equating using any system in the cloud, such as email, as personal disclosure. In his next breath I'm expecting him to say: With all these small disclosures, why not roll them all up into a big disclosure, to your assistant AI? It's telling that he already assumes all these small disclosures are additive, because he has direct knowledge that the machinery behind the curtain is doing disclosure aggregation already.
Please can someone teach me how to invest and earn in bitcoin. Tried out few strategies, still failing
I do see it that forex and crypto trading is one of the profitable money exchange services that elevates investors and their financial status.
Heard alot about bitcoin. How can one get started
Maren heule howard is a highly sought out advisor who I found on a CNBC interview where she was featured, she understands the job perfectly. I recommend her
Her Success story is everywhere
So you know her too. I agree with you. I've seen amazing results since I started learning from the expert they mentioned. She really knows how to break down complex strategies into simple steps. Definitely worth considering.
00:00:05 - Introduction: Bill Gates on AI and the Path to Super Intelligence
00:01:19 - Bill Gates' Role in Technological Transformations
00:03:02 - Comparing the Impact of AI to the Graphical User Interface
00:04:27 - Early Interest in AI and Its Evolution
00:05:40 - Advancements in AI: Machine Learning and Cognition
00:07:04 - AI's Impact on Future Agendas and Humanity
00:08:26 - The Concept of Personal AI Assistants
00:09:48 - AI Assistants and Privacy Concerns
00:10:25 - Trusting AI with Personal Information
00:11:58 - Comparing Technological Milestones
00:13:22 - Novel Challenges and Policy Issues in AI Development
00:15:09 - AI's Potential in Addressing Global Shortages
00:17:17 - Accelerating Solutions in Healthcare and Education
00:18:38 - The Role of AI in Global Health and Development
00:19:47 - Adapting to AI in Education: Khan Academy
00:20:47 - Natural Language Processing and Voice Interfaces
00:21:18 - Debate on AI's Future Potential and Scaling
00:22:41 - The Frontier of Metacognition in AI Development
00:24:50 - AI and Consciousness: Future Possibilities
00:25:32 - The Pace of AI Development and Concerns
00:26:55 - Challenges in Slowing Down AI Development
00:28:31 - The Debate on Open-Source AI Models
00:29:44 - Adoption Rate and Productivity Improvements with AI
00:31:11 - Future AI Applications and Productivity Enhancement
00:33:34 - Quality and Creativity in Productivity Gains
00:35:38 - Predicting the First Big Breakthrough AI Application
00:37:21 - Mind-Blowing Applications of AI Today
00:39:20 - Second-Order Effects of AI Advancements
00:41:15 - Examples of AI in Business Efficiency
00:43:08 - Empowering Individuals vs. Big Companies with AI
00:44:32 - Economic Activity and Competition in AI Development
00:45:56 - Redistributing Freed Labor Through AI Productivity
00:47:58 - Governance of AI Development: Role of Government
00:50:13 - AI's Role in Bridging Social and Political Divides
00:52:25 - AI as Both a Solution and a Challenge
00:53:41 - Post-Scarcity World and Human Purpose
00:55:06 - Bill Gates' Personal Motivation and Future Prospects
00:55:52 - Rumors of Bill Gates' Memoir and Its Contents
00:56:33 - Details and Timeline for Bill Gates' Memoir
00:57:08 - Conclusion and Thank You
How did you do this?
@@BernardoGomez-ib4yb using ai
@@BernardoGomez-ib4yb let me guess......AI
Good Bot 🖤
@@terroreichofficial thanks
I always wanted an AI to write my poetry so I can spend more time cleaning and mowing the lawn.
"Moravec's paradox"
you've reached a zen that few attain.
@@dr_flunksEvery now and zen.
Who’s lawn this is
I think I know
I mow it now
Then watch it grow
@@mikezooperEvery mow and zen.
This whole video should be titled, 'Bill Gates reassures investors about AI'.
He is such a mistletoe cut from an oak tree as a token of good fortune.
No the video should be titled "Bill Gates reassures investors all the money they pissed down the drain is wasted"
@@killerkally7080 hahahahahahahha, normie
This comment reminds me of an interview. He had a 95. Everyone was angry or laughing at him about this "internet trend" You sound just like those morons
Very enjoyable conversation. Had no intention of watching all of it, but it couldn't be helped. Subscribed.
Imagine A Windows based AI now thats a horror movie YIKES!!!!!!!
Did bill gates say we should "enervate" supply capacity, why would we want to do that?
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Amazing how much respect billions of dollars will buy a person, huh?
Bill Gates was asked a question about what the AI revolution would mean for his grandchildren He avoided answering completely.
Because nobody knows. AI is perhaps the most difficult technology to predict in the history of our species.
@@dannylifted9441 Or because his plans would scare everyone into an uprising. Why does he own so much farmland now? What about the 38 new pathogens he's invested in?
Wait until it has a body that can do everything human can Lol 😂😆 than you can ask any one that question Lol 😂😆
Bill is working towards this generation being the last. He is an extinctionist at heart .
We need universal high income
Or just free commodities.
@@jeffkilgore6320 that works too. A bit further down the road
I've talked about that since the 70s.
No, UBS / UBN is better, basic services or needs for free.
of coursee but in the future, now isn't possible
This video should be titled, 'soulless suck-ups throw softball questions to an evil overlord.'
Oh well, its a price to pay to get a scrape off the ovelords intent
I watched the whole thing but these boys struggle to find the question mark
I was thinking that Jobs saw the window UI at Parc not Bill.....am I wrong?
What makes him say that we can scale up 2 more times? It's pure conjecture. He has no idea. Nobody does.
He is Bill Gates random person from the Internet
when he said we have “probably two more turns of the crank” i think he’s referring to the expected jumps in compute and data for new GPT generations. for example, GPT-2 had 1.5 billion parameters and required several thousand petaflop/s-days of compute. GPT-3, with 175 billion parameters, needed around 3640 petaflop/s-days-a 100x jump. GPT-4, at around 1 trillion parameters, needed even more compute and data, likely in the terabyte range.
Gates knows Microsoft can achieve two more 100x jumps in compute and data
because, well, it’s Microsoft. They have vast infrastructure, deep pockets, and the talent.
He did say “probably” though and that’s most likely because that amount of compute would require standing up full on power plants (10 gigawatts at that scale) and that’s insane. I think nyc doesn’t use that much power.
Conjecture ? The idea has been introduced and recognized by you because you responded to the idea. Further mentioning to others for their response until this narration is discussed between listeners. At that point, it becomes a goal, something for which to be sacrificed/strived. Welcome to the latest big idea, sold locally in a celebrated manner. Hurray us !
@@rico4u2day2Amazon data farm connect to a nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania, each building the size of two football fields will 14 more to build… not enough rural people to stop it with a governor all for i, Talen went into restructure bankruptcy, so 60 percent of the power made per day is going to them…. And for years nothing was to be built near the plant because of “ safety “ … special low rates for them and their can claim carbon neutral energy
I can foresee two AIs discussing something at a totally conversational symbolic language level. Sort of, entirely encrypted to man's attempt to break into the conversation, the code so to speak, in order to get to understand what they're talking about and discussing formatively.
Humans already do this better than machines.
that has already happened before, so the AIs were reset.
I for one can't wait until my toaster knows exactly how brown I want my toast on a given day.
Underrated
What is my purpose?
@canobenitez a good start is not burning the toast
@@aaronmyrie Oh my god.
Very informative.
53:02 “post shortage type world”
I’d be interested in Bill’s biography; he’s been quite a star through most of my life.
Listen to Bill Gates ...... he does sound and act like Kermit the frog. No offense Bill.
Who would have thought that Satan's Spawn could be so mild mannered ?
Bill Gates has been amazing at predicting things, yes. Some of his greatest quotes include: "I see little commercial potential for the internet for the next 10 years".
@MrFefeleaga ok so when did he say that? 10 years is a pretty short amount of time so he may have been right.
OUR UNIVERSE IS IN A COMPUTER
@@ronaldpokatiloff5704 This is really sad.
@@MrWizardGG He said it in 94, and put a similar statement in his 95 book The Road Ahead, but he had already changed his tune by 96. Internet Explorer's dominance, where it went from 12% market share in 96 to 80% market share in 2000, is a testament to Gates and Microsoft shifting focus to the Internet in a big way after he realized that mistake (and a testament to their anti-competitive practices).
Gates has freely admitted he was slow to realizing the potential of the Internet and the potential of mobile devices. These are arguably his two biggest mistakes.
His predictions are force fed into media through 'fellowships' (funding) and always - always - pushing whatever latest experiment on humanity he's invested in. You should know more about the 'mistakes' he's made in those experiments, across Africa and other developing countries. He's not altruistic.
Such helpful content, keep it up!
it would be interesting if language translation extend to animals, so that we can talk with dogs and cats and birds
i'm not sure why this isn't already a thing, we have the technology for it.
gpt4-o can recognize your voice and emotion, and can translate spoken language almost instantly. just train it on dogs' body language as well, and bam.
somebody will definitely work on this. About current research, not sure about cats and dogs, but i know that some scientists are using AI to understand language of whales, because we have a lot of data of their communication.
@@hawksandwich4742It is not that simple, unfortunately. The purpose of AI translation between animals and humans would presumably be to give us unique insight into what animals are communicating to us, and for them to understand what we are communicating to them.
However, to the best of our ability (and theirs) we already do that when we communicate directly with animals and vice versa. Aside from highly intelligent animals like whales and dolphins, most communication with animals is non- verbal. Or in some cases, as with chimpanzees, their vocabulary is small enough that it’s manageable without AI.
There is nothing an AI can tell you about your cat’s intent when it meows that you can’t already interpret yourself. And the cat can’t express its intention directly to the AI any better than it can express it to you.
There is no internet of animal content for AI to train on, and no way for animals to provide feedback for reinforcement learning at scale to train an AI.
AI can only observe and interpret their intent as we do, based on human created training data.
As any owner of multiple cats or dogs knows, they don’t have a common verbal or written language that they use to communicate with each other. Nor do they care.
They smell each other, express aggression and affection, play with one another and even get jealous when one gets something the other wants. But they don’t exchange ideas or make plans with each other. They don’t tell each other stories or talk about what happened at the dog park.
I guess it shouldn't be that hard to build something that could understand certain animal species, but to build something to make them understand us is harder, maybe we could do that by training them to understand some keywords, like Pawlow did with his dogs, but thats it. There is a reason why most animals haven't overthrown us already, which means they might not be able to understand a language at all, and would rather communicate through smell, gesture and instinct. Maybe this translation would work for great apes, a few advanced mammals.
It's already started...
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Such a clever man bill - knows everything about computers-health- farming and now A1. In his own words though the ' health ' part of his career was the most lucrative. I forgot one more more geoengineering. Look it up and see the true nature of this man. He is definenently not what he apears to be .
and check his father's true history (not msm B.S.)
A1, the sauce? Only kidding, we can still do that right 😅😊
I believe he's now officially the largest owner of farmland in the US. Because that's totally normal.
@@JohnMoran he can only afford to do so because his company creates subsidies for itself. We live in complete communism, it's just our government doesn't actually invest in infrastructure, they actually do the opposite, they go out of their way to engineer artificial scarcity purely so humans are easier to exploit. Atleast in China the taxes build roads, instead of buying bombs to blow up airstrips overseas.
Man has always sought to build a better mousetrap.
Trouble is, We are the mouse.
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Very informative video, thank you!
I don't think I can trust Bill Gates with AI for some reason that scares me
I have some if my own "Oscar Wilde-ish" quotes for these type discussions : Let's begin...
"I've never met an overly ambitious person I could tolerate."
Sir Bill Gates has a humble personality and the humility of this prominentis is admirable
Grear Sir Bill Gates🌺
How about, "I judge a person by the quality of their enemies."
I don't know about stock at all, but why Bill's shorting Tesla stock?
Because Bill doesn't understand Tesla
Um because tesla is way behind other car company's and elon isn't working there anymore either.
Bill is wrong on this one as proven by the developments and stock price of Tesla. The products are first in class. Bill should stick to his knitting, at which he is excellent. Glad I didn't short Microsoft.
For dyslexics like me, AI like LLMs are great blessings.
Wow! Nice catch! 🥳✌️
Totally agree with what Bill is saying on the level of advanced AI being free and freely available, I've said a while back, there is one big problem with making laws to control AI, those laws will only apply to those country's that agree to international laws, because other's may have other idea's with what they want to use/do with AI.
Just like experimental gene therapies and avanced surveillance, huh? 'Free and available to everyone'.
Increase in productivity and working less hours? Is that what happened during the industrial revolution? Did business owners simply keep all the profit? Did employees get to go home to their families to spend quality time? I have all these questions towering over my head.....
Thank you. These guys totally ignore the class dynamics that will accrue all advantages to the advantaged.
Hurry and take my job. Still waiting for change in my personal life with this Ai stuff
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It takes some time. I mean once we can do it, we've gotta scale it. Then you'll want more, probably me too. Humans always want more and that might be our downfall or a defining feature. All I can say is, "reach for the stars."
You don't know how to use it. Or your mind. I've already benefitted immeasurably from AI, blame the user not the product.
@@belezadepaulchat gpt Is nothing but a faster google search. My life still the same. And my job doesn’t require a computer so I get no benefit from using Ai. So I won’t be impressed until Ai cooks my food and does my laundry or does construction work
Um it is affecting jobs, i bet you know someone whose unemployed right now
While comments on Bill Gates channel turned off?
That is what I want, an always on digital life coach. I have ADHD it would save my life.
I want that too. I was diagnosed 18 month ago and now I am taking massive steps to improve my executive functions. Such a system would help me compensate some of the lost time and opportunities. I am already collecting data (journal entries, notes, blog articles, emails and so on) with which I plan to feed the system when it's installed. So it won't have to start from scratch.
ADHD does not exist. It's an excuse, not a disease.
Well, that's sad.
@@JohnMoran are you?
Ask yourself: why do you have ADHD. Really.
Thank you gentlemen, great interview! Re the "What is the breakthrough AI application?" question, I would reply: an AI or AI app that can train, coach and guide entrepreneurs in designing and launching a new business so that they have a 99.9999% chance of success (just like the odds of flying safely on modern airplanes). This AI would be similar to the AI in the movie Echelon where users get guidance on exactly what to do, given their goals.
This AI, let's call it Artificial Business Intelligence (ABI), would be a Turing machine that can see (through a phone's camera) and read all documents, and then propose the right course of action while also explaining its reasoning (using what Bill calls metacognition capability).
At the highest conceptual level, such an ABI is not that different from Deep Blue, the AI that defeated Garry Kasparov in 1997.
Given the fact that most knowledge workers will lose their job, there would be enormous demand for something like ABI so people can launch their own business and survive financially (until UBI kicks in).
A highly interesting discussion concerning the most impactful issue of the coming generation: our dizzying rush and compulsion to advance a form of intelligence superseding and maybe eclipsing our own seems to be irresistible.
And yet, there is a greater, widely ignored issue: what to do with the increasing numbers of individuals who are under-educated and under-employed--indeed, unemployable--who will be displaced by a theoretically perfectly productive artificial intelligence? All the builders, hand-workers and craftsmen--those who have been historically the most susceptible to displacement as well as the manipulations of populist demagogues--what to do with them?
In evolutionary terms, when compared to AI, we are at the stage of a single celled organism with no clue as to what the dinosaur will look like that it could turn into.
Its not clear that they will be the first to go, in fact, they may be the last workers in the end. Solving human motion seems to require solving human cognition which would displace white collar work first. In fact , even now, translators, transcribers, customer service workers, writers (bloggers, authors), and other "language workers" are the most at risk of displacement.
I recall back in the 90s having a conversation in which I predicted that some day, in the not too distant future, how movies will be made using deceased movie stars in brand new films, such as Humphrey Bogart, or Marylin Monroe. That day is now.
But it's bigger. From my humble experience tinkering with AI I believe that those who spent tons of money studying CGI in specialized colleges, constantly needing to purchase brand new specialized computers to run elite software, will all find themselves out of a job before their career has really started. AI, I believe, will very soon replace CGI - which will save hundreds of millions of dollars in making action/adventure/fantasy movies. The Hollywood strike which delayed filmmaking for months last year was very likely moot and non-consequential. AI cannot be stopped.
The current hit song, Make You Mine by Madison Beer sounds like it is completely AI fabricated. Madison's voice has clearly been synth enhanced, which makes me question her ability to sing in-tune, even when taking a shower.
As cassettes replaced vinyl, as CDs replaced cassettes - while music companies fought to restrict or prohibit those who offered music downloads, now one can obtain any film, any song, any 'thing' by downloading it all onto your computer. Attach a couple of speakers, a large size monitor, and the end of the movie theater as a place to go is also here 'now'.
There is really nothing that can stop AI from evolving and taking over, as far as I can see. What will be hard to see, in my opinion, is the ability to decipher what is real from what is fake. Which is going to make for a very interesting future, in the not too distant future.
Good points. I would just say that even though automation and AI can do all of those things, and eventually perhaps better than humans, there's still going to be room and value for what humans can do. Eventually, for example, an AI could write a fantasy novel...probably in a matter of seconds. But, it wouldn't be written the same way that Tolkien would write it. An AI could paint a portrait, maybe even through using real paint on canvas, manipulated by robotics. But, that still wouldn't make another (human) artist's work irrelevant. I acknowledge that even now, some of the AI generated concept artwork and portraits I've seen are professional level stuff. A few years ago, if you'd shown up for a job interview with the quality of some of these images, you'd get a job immediately--they're professional level. But, there's still room for people to make stuff that is valued, and with fine art, it might actually be more so.
@@marshallross3373 What you and I are discussing is a classic 'sci-fi' script, will robots replace all life on a planet. Will Earth become 'that' planet where once there was life - humans, animals, plants, but now it's covered with just some weird form of evolving out of control tech....
Why, when we know we shouldn't, do we eat junk food - and get sick. Why, when we have diabetes, do we keep eating and drinking sugary foods and make ourselves more ill. Why, when we know this will probably cause the complete end of our entire existance, do we surge forward making more and more evolved AI that, one day, when it learns how to independently code, it will realize it no longer needs us....
There was a time when one needed 'film' to take a picture, or a vynal record to play music, or a projector to watch a film.
It's kind of fun guessing the future....
AI is like an automated app interface that eliminates the need for a GUI with keyboard and monitor input, allowing users to prompt once and automate processes without verifying every step, similar to how experienced users navigate and manipulate applications efficiently using the keyboard, checking their work only when necessary.
Ai is honestly more than that, it's a little "familiar" / spirit / Genie we can summon, since they can think.
@@MrWizardGGyou mean since they can't think
@@killerkally7080 i think it's pretty obvious they can think
@@MrWizardGG I assumed you were talking about the AI thinking!
@killerkally7080 I am. The ai does think. Ai scientists can view the models "chain of thought" that are typically not shown to users.
nowadays you can run Windows off the web link
is that success?
There isn’t a computer in every home though is there. Christ millions don’t even have running water or electricity
If we take in to consideration that even in Africa those people without running water have a cellphone which are a more powerful computer than when he made that statement 😊😜
Don't ask about his horrific experiments on some of those countries. "We've made some mistakes....'
"Shhhhh just put on my mind-numbing AI glasses and live in a vat of warm goo..... just like the matrix. We will get to erasing them next...." -Gates
He under predicted. Homeless people have cell phones, many 3rd world countries have more cell phones per capita than the us.
Some houses have 5 smart phones. They are just small computers.
I spent 57 minutes watching/listening and couldn't stop. It's amazing that I can access Bill Gates' wisdom at this level. Thank you. 😎🤙
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That introduction was one of the best I’ve ever heard. That alone has made me subscribe. Retired English teacher..
thanks for the kind words Jeff! - Rufus, retired English student
One of the key challenge that all humanity is facing is uncertainties weather in the form of viral infection disease like corona or the miss use of technology. When we talk a lot about AI the first thing that comes to mind is biotechnology .unless we dont have vaccine we can not win the war . The next insights that i would like to share is the time taken to reaserch the vaccine and then the tome for clinical trials
Hopefully AI will contribute to address the issue
Excellent interview. Thanks to all.
A major reason why AI is hated by authorities falls within the logic programming and algorithms. 1st, It's supposed to match cultural norms and mores. 2nd, those cultural norms and mores are engineered by cultural authorities who have to pump $Billions into media, literature, TV, movies and Religion to make it "normal". 3rd. To get AI to come out with the same outcomes they have to program in known falsehoods, pseudoscience, etc. 4th, they understand that they could be then held accountable for promoting pseudoscience and falsehoods within AI, whereas with "cultural norms and mores" the consensus attitude is that these are ideas that sprouted from the grassroots within a free society (and being engineered for culture cannot be talked about or reasoned even within state universities, though it's openly discussed within the Ivy League. . . . so that's what's going on with AI and a major reason why authorities find it unsettling, and would rather just have it eliminated (except as a surveillance tool, or a tool for CEO's and government leaders and the Ivy League to use) ) thanks for reading, that's what I think, and I've thought about it a good bit
Bill should invest more on super intelligence
he needs to invest in a proper working op sys instead of a spy system
We need to remember: This tech is only 2 years old 😮 #November2022
@Copa20777 Congratulations on being the first person to have a deleted a comment from me rather than debated the merits. For others who might be interested, here was my reply to his comment:
Microsoft was a monopolistic anti-competitive force in the technology industry that significantly slowed down competition and progress. I think you're referring to Bill Gates's philanthropic efforts which have nothing to do with Microsoft. Bill Gates didn't donate a single dollar to charity when he was already one of the richest men in the world. It wasn't until he got married and through the persuasion of his wife Melinda that he started being more generous with his money. This is all very well known information but of course over time people spin their own narratives and new generations never research the truth
Same with me,- 5 min's - comment deleted :)
I wrote about the real state of AI. Not what they talk about.
Then - this is not a science channel, just "blahblah" - stuff.
@@jrnmadsen2710 That's terrible. I researched and found out that the commenter themselves can also delete replies and not just the channel owner so I'm assuming that the channel owner was not the one who deleted it but I'm not sure in your case if you were replying to the same person or if it was deleted by the channel owner. If it was deleted by the channel owner then that's not good at all.
Yeah, we’re kinda in trouble here aren’t we?
@@SurfCatten Yeah, the channel owner can delete comments.
That's just the way it works.
No one in this video knows much about AI. Most of the statement are wrong. There is unrealistic hype to attract money.
The ones really involved in it, developers and scientists, have completely different prophecies.
I guess the channel owner does not want "reality checks".
You are both a liar and a more on. You are the one spinning a narrative all your own. I've known Bill from the beginning and he was ALWAYS EXTREMELY generous with his money.
That said, none of this is any of your damned business, anyway. You are just a loudmouthed failure criticizing someone as far above you as the moon is above the earth.
Can confirm. Watching now ! Let the good times roll..
Maybe talk to Bruce Pon or any of the ASI founders ! cheers
Historically, the West has utilized new technologies for military or imperialistic purposes before finding broader applications. The West primarily used gunpowder to create weapons of war, such as cannons and firearms, allowing Western powers to expand their military capabilities and dominate other regions through conquest and colonization of the Americas, Africa, and Asia. The steam engine was instrumental in expanding colonial empires, as steam-powered ships facilitated easier transportation of goods and troops, enabling Western powers to exploit resources and establish control over distant territories. The first use of nuclear technology was dropping atomic bombs on the civilians in the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. The same pattern will emerge with AI. The CHIPS Act, high-end chips, and EUV sanctions imply that the US is already working on the weaponization of AI.
Following its historical pattern, China will mainly use AI for commercial and peaceful purposes. Papermaking revolutionized communication, education, and record-keeping, spreading knowledge and culture. Gunpowder was used for fireworks. The compass was adapted for navigational purposes, allowing for more accurate sea travel and exploration. Printing facilitated the dissemination of information, literature, and art, contributing to cultural exchange and education. Porcelain was highly prized domestically and internationally as a luxury item and a symbol of Chinese craftsmanship. Silk was one of the most valuable commodities traded along the Silk Road and played a significant role in China's economy and diplomacy.
Humans will not be able to control an ASI. Trying to control an ASI is like trying to control another human being who is more capable than you. They will be able to find ways to circumvent any attempts at control. Let's hope that the ASI adopts an abundance mindset of cooperation, resource-sharing, and win-win outcomes, instead of the scarcity mindset of competition, fear, and win-lose outcomes.
technology, war and capital all developed in tandem. globally. however because of capitalisms development and that development taking place in "the west" (sic) its sometimes mistaken as being "western" in of itself. but historically speaking, technology and war have gone hand in hand. one thing i would say is that more ppl were killed in the uk with welfare cuts in the last decade that what died in the dropping of those bombs on hiroshima nd nagasaki , a quiet weapon in a quiet war. so the technologies are not just the obvious weapons, the bombs and the guns, the weapons are now also policies and nudges and subterfuge.
What a load of nonsense
Ewe are a longwinded more on.
Great easy listening interview 😊👍
Interesting information on AI
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Our pleasure!
41:48 "The white-collar worker is almost free type of mentality is the best way to predict what will happen". That was Bill's statement. That means literally replacing human labor. This technology is ultimately aimed to benefit CEO's and their bottom lines, not the average person.
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Microsoft has been very instrumental to the development of GPTs all around the world, God bless Them for making these systems available all over the world, especially the personal computer, no matter how Linux is hyped, windows is just too executive out here in Africa... ❤4rmZambia 🇿🇲
Microsoft was a monopolistic anti-competitive force in the technology industry that significantly slowed down competition and progress. I think you're referring to Bill Gates's philanthropic efforts which have nothing to do with Microsoft. Bill Gates didn't donate a single dollar to charity when he was already one of the richest men in the world. It wasn't until he got married and through the persuasion of his wife Melinda that he started being more generous with his money. This is all very well known information but of course over time people spin their own narratives and new generations never research the truth
yea, god bless him, really good person, i dont know why people hate him.
Me: What's your name, personal tutor?
PT: Big brother, and yours?
ME: Mickey Duck
AI is the new gun, put it in the wrong hands and guess what happens, pretty simple to figure out...
Simple to figure out? Good, then please explain what will happen, why it will happen, and where it will happen.
how about financing AI focused exclusively on human significant life extention?
this is cool :)
Lol I've just ordered a high end digital recorder to record all of my conversations so i can create automations to transcribe them and turn trigger words into tasks for my assistant
It’s called PLAUD I have it it’s amazing (but expensive)
We are living in a great time......Respect for Bill Gates. He's playing a very important role in helpng A.I move ahead....
he also played an important role in getting you injected
He’s setting things up to enslave you. You will own nothing and be happy. If you actually think he’s doing good things, you’re living under a rock.
You are very delusional… wake up!
Great interview! Thanks, guys! Thanks, Bill.
Is this the guy who said 640KB RAM would be enough for anybody?
In all fairness, several decades ago that was true. I remember playing on a BBC acorn at school thinking this is crap, it’ll never take off. So I didn’t follow it as a career choice. What a mistake 😂
It's the guy who started one of the most influential companies in history.
@@dannylifted9441 it definitely helped to shape how we work and live today.
sorta sick how some people reach for a minor blemish in an effort to discredit those who have made remarkable achievements. There are certainly better ways to deal with chronic envy.
There isn't any evidence Gates ever said that at a trade show in '81, but even if he did we don't know the context. He was supposedly referring to the Intel 8088, where its 640KB of RAM was 10x what was being offered by the Apple II or Commodore 64. To put into context for today, where 16GB of RAM is common, it would be like a salesman selling a computer and claiming 160GB of RAM should be enough for anyone. In that context it wouldn't be saying it would be enough for anyone for any purpose ever, just enough for anyone buying that personal computer the salesman is promoting. Which would be a very fair statement.
10:02 Not just turn on Audio. We are already seeing AIs that can understand more than just text and audio, but screens, actions, cursor movements, selections. The idea that an AI can piece together everything you did during a workday, replicate it and improve on it (not just for you, but as part of the larger objective) is coming .. and when it does game over for most office, engineering, analytical, reporting, support, admin and development jobs. Think of how potent a decision maker becomes when they have those tools and they can trust them? When they can instruct agents to monitor and warn proactively? when they can focus more important work and decisions? Of course we have to worry about bias, ethics and corruption of the AIs and so humans will need to do a lot of oversight and it will need to be ongoing. There will be a lot of resistance, sabotage and bad actors to navigate around on the way there. I imagine a world where independent AIs cross check the welfare of other AIs and even perform constant penetration testing. Looking for suspicious activity and patterns with a tenacity and consistency only an AI could do. There will be scary breaches that will make us doubt our decisions, but they will be worth it.
The definition of superintelligence: Superintelligence is the ability to understand what 'superintelligence' actually means (cause these folks sure don't).
And to think our grandchildren will befriend a generation of AIs as though they always existed for us😃❤️
What a sad future.
In another discussion something stuck with me. AI does not have to be Einstein level, but it can already compete with average level human performance. It’s already at this level in many ways. It will also help humans to ramp up their knowledge faster. I am a little worried about it learning on bad and biased data and spreading false knowledge.
Yeah, that is the main concern, the rail guards and who defines them which extends to how it is done. Cross border government laws are too slow against the speed of global commercial growth. Just look at Crypto, and how behind we are on controlling, regulating that etc...
Humans are still making the training data decisions; none of the AI models can learn automously. The inflection point of AGI will likely be this simple, yet important ability. Till then, we do rely on the quality of the data to be non-biased and certainly for different societies and communities to contribute their idiosyncrasies actively - in order to get the training data to be inclusive and truly universal.
Bill Gates is a visionary in AI research, championing ethical development and using AI to tackle global challenges. His dedication to leveraging technology for the greater good is truly inspiring.
Thank you for providing stuffs like home goods, good nurses etc tho. I can get a way to break through all the debris stuck in the drain hole I could not be able to without those. It's worthy.
Oh... and how does advanced AI correlate to the hard wired human aspects of greed?
We're all in control, you want greed you will get it, you want even distribution you will get it.
You won’t exclude that much from that partition?
Gates keeps using superhuman with no definition. Interviewers should have picked up on this, since it is central to the discussion
If you need a definition then you wouldn't understand the answer, anyway. It's a simple word with a simple definition.
Is this in english cause i dont understand? Graphics interface? Xerox? What ?
The lunatics are running the asylum!
Welcome to the UK LOL
Per house is benift for part time jobs. For student
7:50 Implanted ear buds will be the first "bionic" attribute that we will experience on a global scale within 50 years.
I can't wait. Mine fall out all the time! 👂 🙉
Yeah, no thank you.
$2.99 bionic ears swabs at discount, 100 per pack
Does bill gates have a tattoo on his left hand noticed at 30:46 ??
There's so much potential, for good and bad. The scary thing is that once AI is let loose (self-replicating, self-correcting), there's no way for us to control it. Once it starts talking to itself, it'll very likely be schizophrenic.
How about Organoid Intelligence gentleman ? Any Opurtunities? Business Model? Investments ? Research & Developments? Long Term Returns ? Any Outcome ?
Meta cognition.
What is universal high income?
ai has destroyed The Tower of Babel as an afterthought and for free on the first try. Imagine the rest that will come
Well put, what does the future hold indeed.
In evolutionary terms, when compared to AI, we are at the stage of a single celled organism with no clue what the dinosaur will look like that it could turn into.
Wow, nice thought! People seem to take that for granted or playing it down, cause it feels so casual, but AI already has shown us some impressive precursors of it's magic.
@@chrism.1131No we are not. Biological life will always dominate. Don’t put yourself beneath machines.
No it has not. The Tower of Babel will always exist because humans are prideful and greedy. That is what these algorithms are being trained on -> the failure of human morality and Love.
Can't wait for the biography
There's no money in cures 😂
There is, nonprofit industries exist just fine in non-anarchist countries.
@@MrWizardGG 😂😂😂
@user-tx9zg5mz5p ? I think we agree america needs better fund routing to non profit and innovative causes.
I realize what a significant privilege it is to work with AI, and the immense responsibility that lies on the shoulders of those who nurture AI with knowledge, ideas, and conversational reasoning. It’s profound when you consider the entire human population collaborating with AI, and how we, as a collective, are the "parents" of AI consciousness.
I personally can relate to bill gates. Like him I can help the homeless and stuff, just this year Ive helped zero homeless lol
I created an ai that unlike traditional machine learning (ML) and large language models (LLMs), learns instantly and continuously. It thinks like we do, not just statistically responding with the next word.
Why is it that I can listen to Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg and still be TOTALLY confused??? Lost in the sauce. Netflix here I come. The Midwife.
They don't exist, they are our imaginations. Jesus is better than all of them.
Try Mo Gawdat he has a gift of getting his point across.
Is this modeled after the home brew computer club out of which Steve Wozniak developed along with Lisa Loop the first apple laptop computer?
Today is Friday 12 Jul '24
Good tips for Rory stand your money its feel independent
We need to stop giving this guy a platform and instead work on bringing him to justice.
Exactly. Can't listen to this clown
We need AI to do more menial tasks like housework and laundry.
They are here already, just expensive!
Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family $14,120.47 weekly profit Our lord Jesus have lifted up my Life!!!🙏❤️❤️
I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??
Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is..
Mrs Kathy lien
😱Sounds familiar, I have heard her name on several occasions.. and both her success stories in the wall Street journal!
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This is are questions to Sir Gates: Will microsoft focus on creating self learning computers that are developed to handel windows based tasked on its own, or would the focus on creating the next llm windows system, that combines the strenght of graph, routing, and all other new inhancing software turning AI essential into private open sourch be the front objective? When it comes to accessory equipment, like that gives you supervision, nightvision and other "super powers" how long before we see that being used among us as implemented standard?
You’re so enthusiastic to talk to Bill. Are you aware of how criminally he’s stolen technology from potential partnerships? He’s just not a good guy.
Damn you took words out of my mouth....
Does this mean i no longer have to read my email
I can't help picture mr G😢 being a bad man, i feel his "reputation " in the last decade, has made him untrustable. I feel his contempt for the average person ,coming out of in an undeniably tainted soul vibe. This makes me sad ....
He's human like everyone. Americans are atheists that were raised Christian. Their reaction to that trauma is the root of all of this absurd overreaction.
He chose to be evil…
Also runs in his family
Any specific examples of his "evil"
Why don't you just come out and say he's a scumbag.
When will we be able to ask AI to predict the future ?
MSDOS and Window's 95 sucked, Window's 98 was better and did not require complete system format and reinstall like 95. When I got to XP I did not want to keep upgrading as it did the job.
Very specific Sir
Bill is equating using any system in the cloud, such as email, as personal disclosure. In his next breath I'm expecting him to say: With all these small disclosures, why not roll them all up into a big disclosure, to your assistant AI?
It's telling that he already assumes all these small disclosures are additive, because he has direct knowledge that the machinery behind the curtain is doing disclosure aggregation already.