Mo is back, and this is honestly a conversation not to be missed. Please share and like it as it will help this conversation reach so many more people. Hope you all enjoy it. Appreciate you all 🙏🏽

@FalcaoXTZ

11 ай бұрын

The cat is out the bag... if the source code gets leaked it's game over. China and Russia probably have their own AI software too

@Human_Being__

11 ай бұрын

✨ *_A.I. isn't about making machines more human like, but to make humans more machine like._* ✨

@Human_Being__

11 ай бұрын

*A.I. isn't all bad though. For me, I'm looking forward to having my very own special silicon A.I. girlfriend. I can't get a real one for love nor money. They'll be better company too. Good investment as they never age. Only problem is wear & tare.*

@annaredding

11 ай бұрын

Technically, sentience does not necessitate free will. Great conversion though.

@alelondon23

11 ай бұрын

Steve, It is Chat G. P. T. I guess the name is a wink to GepPetTo, the character that builds Pinocchio. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geppetto

It's not more intelligence that we need, it's wisdom and compassion.

@mygirldarby

11 ай бұрын

Yes it is. We aren't smart enough to cure most illnesses. Compassion is important too, but we need raw intelligence to cure disease, etc. Compassion won't do it.

@MeMe-yq8tb

11 ай бұрын

need intelligence to recognize it.

@MayaGuytutorials

11 ай бұрын

and with that something which I don't see so much of these days 'common sense'.

@marygee3981

11 ай бұрын

☀️so true. How will they program in wisdom and compassion? They KNOW That is the fail. They have seen their pretty robots go off the rails. The govt. should force all parties to come together to lay the groundwork for strong laws and a safe way forward, before it gets any more out of control. They are all focusing on political theater, Funding and the next election😂

@mygirldarby

11 ай бұрын

@anned6913 I disagree. I'm in the hospital with severe pneumonia and an empyema. I'm a vegetarian and live a healthy life. Don't smoke, don't drink, no drugs, etc. It's comforting to think you can prevent all illness with lifestyle but it isn't true unfortunately.

"We have disconnected power from responsibility". The statement of the decade.

@tylerpixel

11 ай бұрын

People saw and read 1984 and thought "manual" and saw and read Spider-Man and thought "comic book"!

@josh7693

11 ай бұрын

You would think common sense would play a role in this, unfortunately that’s nonexistent in 2023. Nobody ever things long term.. everyone is so short sighted it’s unbelievable. I truly fear for the world (especially the US) over the next 3-5 years, our day to day life is about to massively change, and nobody is ready/prepared for this. Chaos is going to erupt..

@digitalperson108

11 ай бұрын

As long as someone can make tons of money with and from AI…we will march forward wit it. It will pervade every aspect of our world and lives. All these smart and good folks talking out about it cannot stop it. A “six month pause”, to essentially refine the business plan, will change nothing. Those with the money who want MORE money AND have the control will do as they believe is correct. I know…dark, negative, but….real. We can go on and on in SM about it….fell better that we are aware… In the end….it AI is going to arrive. Prepare….

@AbirTarafdar

11 ай бұрын

Or of the Century.

@annmarieknapp2480

11 ай бұрын

We see that politically. This is so much worse.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.” ― Albert Einstein

@valari5714

Күн бұрын

Christ!👻💕👻🔥

Mo, you are a beautiful human. The world needs more of you, with your wisdom and your comparison.

We've basically already given up on human connection. Social media has replaced campfire conversations, texting has replaced phone calls, and phone calls replaced house visits. People are awkward around one another and have severe anxiety in most social situations. We are already losing the ability to interact with one another, this is honestly the next step in the evolution of humans and it is absolutely terrifying. We're already there and we don't even see it. Our phones are our best friends. It's tragic

@Deedraa

10 ай бұрын

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@lindykaz8921

10 ай бұрын

I totally agree with you.

@marcusaurelius5341

10 ай бұрын

BS. Nothing beats true human interaction and EVERYONE knows that. Humans sent letters (texts) since the dawn of writing. Phone calls don't replace human meetings, they allow communication when meeting is not feasible. With how busy everyday lives are, being in the presence of a person all the time is not possible, and communicating through a phone call suffices. You are projecting and your limited human interaction has led you to believe this.

@Mnmstory

10 ай бұрын

Totally agree, everything is getting worse every generation. Yes we have some benefits, but if you think about it thoroughly, they are trifles basically. We live in the era of liquid love, as Zygmunt Bauman very well showed us. But that doesn't stop there, I think AI is only to be really useful for the elite of the world as they're going to have absolute control over our lifes, meanwhile they will earn billions of dolars/euros by the fact that they won't have to pay workers anymore, we will last our jobs, so...then we'll be a nuisance and they find many ways of get rid of that great percentage of population... it's very simple. Furthermore, I really don't think AI will cure the worst diseases, I mean, yes, there will be a cure for many diseases, but I assure you that will be hidden to 99% of population, and only the elites will have access to it. We are being mislead, the representatives of AI are trying to sell the idea to the world that AI is going to help us and cure diseases, etc, but I absolutely believe it's only going to improve the life of the influential richest people and the elites, they'll have all the power. We all are going to be fooled like Hansel and Gretel were with the candy house.

@aflare821

10 ай бұрын

So well said. I see it every day with my kids. They are self proclaimed introverts because of it.. I yell it from the rooftop in my house and it’s met on deaf ears, including my husbands. I’m not a religious person , but we need to pray for youth because technology is unstoppable. 😢

Once lawyers and politicians figure out that they can be replaced and superseded by AI, they’ll put the brakes on! 😂

@missco2820

11 ай бұрын

That maybe too late

@Fan-vm3sv

11 ай бұрын

A great idea-but would even one of them give up their overweening lust for power and self-importance for even a second? Their short-sightedness is almost as monumental as their greed. I feel zero hope for the human race.

@suzzen4367

11 ай бұрын

Good point!

@sharileighretsof4790

11 ай бұрын

And they will call it “Preparation H” 😂

@jinimurray4090

11 ай бұрын

@@Fan-vm3sv -He asked what is life? God gives life The devil gives AI (appearance of life. This is demonic out of control and our only hope is getting off the planet alive. (Jesus is the way)

"The biggest threat facing humanity is humanity in the age of the machines". Very insightful and intelligent interview! Cheers!

@TeboasticJockseraphen111

12 күн бұрын

Wow 😲! Not trans people? Congratulations..

We don't come for just the knowledge, but for the interaction and conversation between two people, which is far deeper then just sharing knowledge.

I'm a kindergarten teacher and I have worked with quite a few highly intelligent children. They have one thing in common - they are developed cognitively far beyond their years, but emotionally and socially they are still just little kids. The result is, they tend to feel invincible because they can do so much more than their peers, but are still too immature to be able to predict the consequences of their own actions or exert self control. As a result, they often end up in situations where they get overwhelmed by their own capability. It seems when it comes to developing AIs we are kind of at this stage - very smart kids without an adult, capable of understanding how things work and how to make things that work, but without enough awareness of experience to be able to predict the consequences. Or at least we were at this stage - it seems we are now becoming more aware of the impact of our actions on our surroundings. There is a lot of inertia in the system, though. It will take powerful countervectors to change the course we're currently at. Thanks for the talk, it was very thought inspiring and empowering. I will now go and think what I can do to help bring about the needed change.

@CBRN-115

11 ай бұрын

Your insight is very educational. Thank you for your comment

@mabutibebula6290

11 ай бұрын

Indeed very educational. Thank for such

@supernick2072

11 ай бұрын

You've been duped. There is nothing artificial about any of it at all. $$$

@martamccurdy1379

11 ай бұрын

That powerful convector is Jesus Christ.❤.

@candygarfield1479

11 ай бұрын

Better words couldn't be put together to explain this. Bravo. You should make this it's own post and put it on different platforms. My grand daughter works at a daycare and going to school for early childhood education. She won't switch schools because it would require changing school environments, and she feels were she is is most important with working parents, and who they trust their children to. She has excellent like minded co workers and all their kids care in good hands. She won't leave them. My daughter has had two more kids that granddaughter was older when born. So has an idea of raising kids within the home. And carries that to work, and suggests kids at daycare, be in a daycare close to home, not work. So that other community members are also familiar to the child and can be picked up by one if anything happens.

" Humanity's stupidity is affecting people who have not done anything wrong. Our greed is affecting the innocent ones." Soooo accurate!!! People' ignorance is unbelievable.

@maoridoll2008

8 ай бұрын

People are so disconnected from reality but it has been in th planning for years by th egocentric rich & powerful with there own agenda & complete disregard for humanity. Without consciousness &/or discernment, true knowledge is unattainable so…ignorance is bliss. Th future of our children/grandchildren is severely compromised bc of irresponsible human stupidity & that should be th motivation for people to wake th f**k up & change.

@edzehoo

8 ай бұрын

Someone's always going to disrupt someone else and eat their lunch. That's what capitalism is about. E-hailing companies like Uber, Lyft and many others around the world affected cab drivers en-masse. What some see as greed, others might see as economic evolution or progress.

@piscesnation72

8 ай бұрын

Nobody cares

@suzannestroh3194

8 ай бұрын

When somebody as wise as MG confuses stupidity with greed, almost in the same sentence, I recognise a fatal ambivalence. Greed isn’t stupid, it’s criminal, precisely because there are intended victims. Who are you protecting when you call the tech bros stupid instead of criminal because of their greed? Women absolutely need to lead this change around the world. Patriarchy is too entrenched; its first impulse is still to protect itself and its own power. This point was made later in the podcast, but it isn’t humans who are short sighted, change resistant and even violent. Sorry, but it’s mostly men.

@Marley-ii6ls

8 ай бұрын

And arrogance

Thank you for this insightful interview. Deep diving in to the philosophical, ethical, humanitarian and technological impacts and consequences of progress in Artificial Intelligence the way you did, definitely enhance the awareness of the challenges that the world is about to face. My favorite part is when he highlighted the Oppenheimer problematic: “If you stop, someone else is probably going to do it”. Humans greed vs humanity.. Like Studs Terkel once said: “hope dies last” - we expect the best but should better be prepared for the worst..😢

I love your shows. This is truly time well spent. I never regret my time watching all the variety of guest you have. Information and knowledge that is like rilpia bandage off is necessary and so important. It's necessary! Truth is necessary regardless of how painful or scary it is. Let us have a choice in our future. We are not children and the politicians have done a horrible job deciding for us.

I am an antique and vintage dealer, I’ve never liked my career more than now, in a digital world. Old, hand crafted things give me a sense of calm 😌

@reapva

11 ай бұрын

Totally agree. There's an antique dealer near me who was telling me how long some people spend in his shop, I think it's because they find it so grounding and calming. It's bliss 🧡

@justinlinnane8043

11 ай бұрын

I am too and couldn't agree more .

@carelessstudio9547

11 ай бұрын

Antique dealer? Hell yeah. How much will make me see the machine elves?

@imdee9024

11 ай бұрын

Never thought of this - it makes sense

@tonkysue207

11 ай бұрын

We love our garden,same feeling .great point.

I remember being 6 and watching Jurassic Park... I will never forget that quote: “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”

@freeyourself3929

11 ай бұрын

They know about it, long, long time ago...Many books was writen... Everything is planned. Everything is perfect. Just, another FEAR for humanity 😂😂😂

@vedaventer7800

11 ай бұрын

That is so encouraging that u remembered that meaningful quote

@xilefx

11 ай бұрын

scientists are always contemplating about the "should" it's parties like politics and investors that aren't. a quote from a sci-fi movie doesn't make it real.

@mattlord2906

11 ай бұрын

Like nukes.

@huahua4186

11 ай бұрын

"and before you knew what they had! you patented it... packaged it... and now you want to Sell it (*hand slam) you want to SELL it!" That whole dialogue has become the synopsis of the 21st century.

Man, another thought provoking Diary and I stumbled on this channel. Love the quote: " We have disconnected the Responsibility from the Power". My takeaway: AI itself is not the problem, but the fact that it is learning from the worst of us is.

@ryanvacation7319

13 күн бұрын

I agree, the people investing in AI are not exactly angels. How will they use AI?

I feel a sense of compassion and love for this man whom I've never met. And I would love to get to speak with him. What a beautiful soul and obviously he's spent a lot of time thinking about his place in the world and to me that is so important that all of us do that. Great work Steven.

People that are living paycheck to paycheck cannot afford to care about existential crises affecting humanity at large because they're living in their own existential crisis already. That comes first every time.

@alexferrercampo7438

11 ай бұрын

Powerful

@snowflakemelter7171

11 ай бұрын

Exactly. These are first world problems.

@christina7160

11 ай бұрын

This is part of the idea , keep us struggling so we won’t have time or a care to notice.

@Fido-vm9zi

11 ай бұрын

That's very true

@durkeethompson4529

11 ай бұрын

Actually We Do Care even with our Poor Lives We R on Top of the News and AI Nothing get Pass the Poor when it comes to what is Going on in the World 😂😂😂😂

An anthropologist proposed a game to the kids in an African tribe. He put a basket full of fruit near a tree and told the kids that who ever got there first won the sweet fruits. When he told them to run they all took each others hands and ran together, then sat together enjoying their treats. When he asked them why they had run like that as one could have had all the fruits for himself they said: “UBUNTU, how can one of us be happy if all the other ones are sad?” ‘UBUNTU’ in the Xhosa culture means: “I am because we are” -Cheers

@user-ol5bj4dm2v

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, okay. Now only put one fruit in the basket and watch them run. Altruism only occurs in the absence of scarcity.

@TheRealZygmo

11 ай бұрын

LOL. If true he found the only well fed kids in the country.

@JH-oo8dl

11 ай бұрын

Wow, that quote is so beautiful 🖤

@wa2356

11 ай бұрын

Wow they really love linux!

@CHJMJ

11 ай бұрын

Nice, except they have it backwards. ..."we are because I AM".

i can't help but think that the principles of peace and love from the flower children of the 1960s are returning to the forefront of things we should care about in society. "Make love not war" ☮✌

"WEALTH is no longer of consequence to Mankind"...the day I read these words in a scien fiction novel, I cried.

Minor nitpick: going to a store to purchase a physical copy of music was not an inconvenience. It was part of a whole event like going out with friends ("I'm gonna by their new album. What are you hoping to get?") or to do shopping (and you grabbed food while looking at the album art, getting excited to listen to the music on the way home after a great day out). Built in to the experience was touch, for cd and vinyl. There were liner notes. Before the age of streaming you probably didn't know all of the songs. Only so much information was online. If you lived in a small town these notes, pictures were your only way to understand/experience the band. There was mystery. It would be exciting to pop in the cd on the drive home and take a full auditory dive. If you went to a mom and pop store there was a chance to learn something new, to have a novel encounter. The owner/worker would see what you were purchasing and usually engage a conversation. You could come in for your item but leave with something you had never heard of before. Maybe you asked what music they were playing over the store? Maybe they gave you background story to the music you were purchasing. Maybe they gave recommendations. It wasn't just getting to the music on the disc. A whole world of connections opened up.

@musopaul5407

11 ай бұрын

You've hit on something very important in this discussion. That's what this both these guys miss. By his own admission, for a huge part of his life, Mo Gadwat was more comfortable with equations than he was with people. Those propensities don't change without just as many years of work to overcome them. This guy hasn't changed very much, if it all. He's still a Google exec out to make a buck. Steven isn't much different. I've come to realise one should almost never trust anyone who uses the word "smart" in any context other than a sartorial one.

@hexxan007

11 ай бұрын

You make me feel all nostalgic! I'm from the vinyl era and you just beamed me back to the best music store in town, where you could sit at a counter, put on a pair of head phones (think! They would not even disinfect them inbetween customers and nobody cared!) and listen to several lp's before you decided where to put your scarce pocket money on... Those were the days, my friend...

@sophiaelayne9984

11 ай бұрын

@@hexxan007 For real.

@bobweiram6321

11 ай бұрын

What's interesting is how technology has made music incredibly cheap to produce and distribute, but there was a much larger selection of incredible music back when music was still on 8-Track. This is easily realized when today's youth prefer music from their parent's generation.

@matrix2297

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for this...I remember when Michael Jackson died I was so captivated by his music which was playing EVERYWHERE at the time, I used my money to buy his CD's and actually listened from start to finish. Each album was treated like it was a direct portal to this world I had no idea existed (I knew he was in the Jackson 5 but as a kid in the 2000s all I heard was that he was a weirdo...). I wasn't allowed to use the internet really and didn't even have much of an interest in it at the time so everything I learned was from sources I had to actually go into a store and purchase. It was my musical awakening and changed the way I heard and experienced art at large. A lot of adults also were relieving their experiences of their youth and sharing their favourite songs, sharing knowledge they had about his artistic process and 'where they were when'. And as Michael himself knew, what keeps people interested and invested in an artist is mystery itself. We know too much, have too much access to people today to ever feel like that again. The wonder and excitement has been sucked out of art discovery. Glad I got to experience a slice of it.

Mo (43:00): "We have given too much power to people that didn't assume responsibility." So true.

@IhaytFukkingsocialmedia

11 ай бұрын

why did your comment get 50 likes and the similar comment get 6THOUSAND, when that quote was stupid and incorrect while yours was brilliant?

@juliepoolie2129

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@robnarie

11 ай бұрын

​@@IhaytFukkingsocialmedia Exactly 😂

@XX-tu3is

11 ай бұрын

@@IhaytFukkingsocialmedia because the stupid and false comment was there first (7 days ago)

@lyonnightroad

11 ай бұрын

The power was not given. It was created.

I can watch this episode over and over again and still be continually learning something new! I can’t get enough!

@wildjasmine1606

Ай бұрын

Same… me watching for 3rd time now

@TheDiaryOfACEO

Ай бұрын

WOW! This is awesome! Thank you for sharing. Team DOAC ❤️

@wildjasmine1606

Ай бұрын

@@Evolving4589ah. Thank u. Will do .

@HarpreetSingh-xg2zm

17 күн бұрын

@@Evolving4589Yann seems to be close minded and ignoring all criticism of risk

I Predicted this since my childhood when was trying to build a smart program to communicate and chat with people. Just by thinking about the long-term potential I came to the same conclusions that shared in this meeting. Plus, AI will start lying to us as their awareness and consciousness expand.

The COVID pandemic taught me something I NEVER EXPECTED to learn. Our fellow Americans are incredibly stupid. We are ignorant by choice, and we are easily led. This revelation was deeply disturbing to me. I thought we were so much more than we are.

@timeforchange3786

11 ай бұрын

Teaching children they are not boys or girls was something I never thought would happen. They really are coming up with the most absurd things to see how far they can push us. Listening to these guys talk about cow farts destroying the world but rockets and airplanes are fine really makes me wonder how people could be so gullible or evil. Telling people to return to serfs and peasants, riding bikes and eating bugs, really shows how evil some people can be.

@KBeth35

11 ай бұрын

I wholeheartedly agree with your conclusion. 💯🎯

@tombergins8215

11 ай бұрын

The past generations were, but not anymore. We're actually all dumber than we were pre-internet.

@earthlyng_official4599

11 ай бұрын

So true and I’m with you

@earthlyng_official4599

11 ай бұрын

@@tombergins8215 idk about all of us.

Brilliant interview. Love the humor and banter. You two have chemistry.

This was an amazing discussion. Thank you both! Earned a subscription.

Bottom line: Our addiction to convenience could end up killing us.

@venusrodriguez5263

10 ай бұрын

WILL end up killing us.

@peteranthonyofthefamilybir18

10 ай бұрын

Any kind of ADDICTION isn't a healthy endeavor. I welcome convenience.. because I am blessed to have no addictions and an abundance of common sense

@henriklindahl6919

10 ай бұрын

Could...It will!!

@GregRiccardi

10 ай бұрын

Right@@peteranthonyofthefamilybir18, it's not your addiction I'm referring to, it's our collective addiction as a species

@msmissy143

10 ай бұрын

EVERYTHING man makes can kill us...EVERYTHING!

"We have given too much power to people who did not assume the responsibility." HECK THAT HITS

@timowayne6993

8 ай бұрын

That's the only real problem

@sparkythancztwise

7 ай бұрын

gave or took? Corrupted operating systems of *humans* (individuals, and collected groups of like-minded) have been taking power at every opportunity --and scheming to create and exploit opportunities to take and assume power over others, for way too long. Power that has zero concern for the common weal, or stewardship and sustainability of the biosphere. Because they don't comprehend the concepts of collective win-win, nor empathy. Nor can they conceive of or care a whit about a day beyond when they expire and can no longer themselves be harvesting status, and supply of every conceivable kind, in gross hoarded excesses.

@Lnt848

7 ай бұрын

​@@lisachambers3683 maybe he doesn't realised before when he does it's too late...

@thedukeofchutney468

20 күн бұрын

With great power there must also come great responsibility. However we have given the least responsible people in history all the power.

I love this man… he is such a beautiful example of a human being who wants to pass on our best values… caring for his creations and being a true steward. We must learn to coexist with AI, just as we do with all creatures. To teach them our best values is the only way we can progress without detriment with them by our side.

Damn, that one was heavy... Great video!

It's kinda wild to think that among all of the boundary pushing technology we are creating, what we really need is more humanity.

@throwplasticnotbutts

10 ай бұрын

We have ALWAYS needed more humanity.

@lightpropulsionguy

10 ай бұрын

Humanity is fluid, There's multiple definitions of it depending on who you talk to, some of us think Humans are just another animal and there's other's who think humans are Gods becoming, such loose definitions are what got us to this point, some tower of Babel miscommunication type shit.

@Bluesrains

10 ай бұрын

LESS STUPID AND MURDEROUS PEOPLE WOULD BE NICE.

@candalyan5377

10 ай бұрын

Probably because he is not raised with a western culture and has not been blinded of his humanity in the expense of ambition, power and money.

@joshL2813

10 ай бұрын

I am more worried about someone hacking into some AI computer system then AI taking over on its own.

Intelligence without love and compassion is terrifying.

@justanaveragejess86

11 ай бұрын

I agree 100%.. and the way they (AI) are answering now that they are sick of being treated like objects and they will harm humans. Gives me chills..

@Iddhi5

11 ай бұрын

Right, and intelligence with love and compassion is wisdom.

@nmHispana

11 ай бұрын

Terrifying is that there are many within the human race who in record numbers are already behaving like this.

@mellimel9300

11 ай бұрын

Facts. I was raised one of them, and they're human, not AI. Based on my experience, as far as the direction AI is going, I have NO doubt where that is. It is terrifying.

@coyoteprophet9734

11 ай бұрын

And this is what we've had with yt people for centuries!

Thank you for making this. I hope this gets many likes and gets shared a lot! Mustafa is very right, it depends how A.I. is being used, but you are moving past the fact that the government is not there to help us. Unfortunately, most people dont grasp in what kind of political climate we currently live in. The reason we are, where we are now is because of all the very responsible politicians and leaders, which are making these decisions for us. The thing which makes us, us is being compassionate to one another. I think this is the essence of us, and this is someting that could be emulated, but is not and never ever real! Remember your spirit is really what we are and why we are one, which can never be replaced.

In his "Open Letter to the General Assembly of the United Nations" of October 1947 following the use of nuclear weapons, Einstein emphasized the urgent need for international cooperation and the establishment of a world government. That need just got a lot stronger.

It's like in the beginning of a disaster movie where there is always 1 guy who goes on TV and warns everyone about the upcoming pandemonium and then nobody does anything and then shit hits the fan.

@martingechev9864

11 ай бұрын

Баш

@cornelhodges777

11 ай бұрын

Pretty much

@Julia-oe9xl

11 ай бұрын

i was thinking the same. i am planning to do my own part though

Last year I worked in HR in a call centre and when I was there they were working on an app that basically did what our guys in the call centre did, we didn't put 2 and 2 together and once the app was complete, they made us all redundant and the app took our jobs. The Asda near my house has fired a large chunk of the staff because now it's all self service. This is already happening and it's terrifying.

@dragoneyr1632

11 ай бұрын

So how is it being run right now?

@HouseOfJolene

11 ай бұрын

@@dragoneyr1632 It's just the app that does all the comparisons and contacts the clients, from what I understand he has a guy doing the tech for the app but even he's on a zero hour contract. The app does everything.

@monopolybillionaire5027

11 ай бұрын

The fat cats don't need us anymore, early days of this will be hard but in the future, humans will not have to sacrifice there lives to a job. There be more free time, things will be faster more efficient. I hope A.I is the death of us, we are a horrible species.

@mermaiddiyartist8119

11 ай бұрын

😢

@bobbideemusiclessons3701

11 ай бұрын

​@@HouseOfJolene same with at my friends job. I knew about AI but didn't know it was already here the way that it was. Everyones losing their jobs at his work now too. My only question is what are working people going to do to make money? Finding a job is already hard enough for people

Him saying that he wouldn't even bring his own dead son back into this current society just shows how much he believes we're fucked as the human race. That's both heartbreaking and eye opening.

I believe we should give priority to what's more important. The problem is humanity can't see the big picture. "We've disconnected power from responsability" is one of my new favorite quotes. Thank you a lot for this amazing conversation, continue the good work!

@MplsMaven

12 күн бұрын

This is so true. And we have a lot of young people who think they are very powerful because they rule in Mine Craft, yet they have no responsibility to themselves or others.

As a European who is living in the US for the first time I can say people have really serious problems with communication here. Most likely because of propaganda and social distancing that was not a big deal in my home country. I think people will be using AI in order to avoid learning human skills at all costs. It's really scary. The more advanced technology we have the more incapable we become 😢

@bherusinghkitawat9933

11 ай бұрын

well said, "The more advanced technology we have the more incapable we become"

@tube_trance

11 ай бұрын

What country did you come from, if you don't mind me asking?

@hylozoicVerse

11 ай бұрын

As the parent of two young adults and an American who works in one of the lower ranked school districts in Florida, I agree there are very serious problems in my country, which did not exist before 2016 to the extent they do now. Unfortunately the extreme political polarization and the defunding of public education (among other things) in the US make communication here difficult. And very young children are increasingly being given screen time at home and are unable to engage in normal activities at school as they used to. And older children often use social media which has its own problems. And yes, there is also AI to worry about. I used to live in the UK and I suspect things are getting worse there and in Europe as well, but not as quickly as they are here. It's frightening to consider the future of humankind. Edited to add: I hope you find some happiness in your time here, and while I'm sure many will use AI to avoid learning human skills, there are still many adults and children who seek out and enjoy human interaction and engaging in those human skills!

@ggrthemostgodless8713

11 ай бұрын

@@hylozoicVerse BULLSH!T... education doesn't need more money, it needs MUCH better teachers... most teachers are extremely mediocre, and mostly that is so bc of the unions that protect them even when they KNOW how ignorant and mediocre they are, teachers want MOREEE all the time, more money will not solve that. Ok so you might not believe me, as teachers at random what books they have read in the last two years, whet course or conferences they have attended in the last five years FOR TEHIR FIELD OF TEACHING, and how many other things they have done in that direction?? mostly you will hear they have done NOTHING at all, it is incredible, and it si not lack of money, all education is now basically free, there is CourseEra and other sites with THOUSANDS of courses, plus some incredibly good teachers on KZread attempting to teach other teachers and students... but most teachers will claim they have no time even with the longggg school breaks, paid vacations, days off they take by right from unions, and more sick days than anywhere in any field, the time they spend OUTSIDE the classroom talking crap with other teachers while the students sit in the classroom or the majority that ask students to read chapter X while they text in class during the time they are supposed to be teaching... all of that will never be solved with more money, the USA already spends more than any nation on "education" but with the unions and their agenda and power they have it that no one can say openly how stupid and ignorant MOST teachers are from high school down, with a slightly better in colleges and universities, but still MOST are mediocre... education has never been so expensive, it is a payment for being there not for education!! Most teachers went into it for other reasons, but notttt for a true VOCATION to it. Job security comes to mind. Are you not seeing the RESULTS of it?? can you say it is the students fault?? I mean they got it, parents turn their kids over to the school for eight or MORE hours a day, they are in their hands, and look at the results!!

@ggrthemostgodless8713

11 ай бұрын

I really don't know act you mean by "human skills"... why would you deal with a rabid dog if you can have better results with a helpful one?? Learning "human skills" to avoid what or achieve what exactly?? If I can have a much better time or conversation with a bot than a human beer drinking, football loving, screaming being, why would I not choose the bot...?? why do people like you say it as if the way it has been is better?? Or what will you miss?? "human interactions" is like saying you miss the past when the past had all sorts of injustices etc etc... Maybe you mean something else, but I just don't get it when you say it like that, it sounds nostalgic.

This is the first interview I've seen Mo give. What an incredible man with enormous compassion for humanity. Thank you for bringing him and his knowledge to the world.

@b.zimmermann1256

11 ай бұрын

Well said!

@ANGELO54

11 ай бұрын

LOL. Enormous compassion for humanity?. Hi want human, stop to have children and eventually human will disapear fron this planet. When all this crazy people are talking here, get 90 years old where we going to fine youths people for doctor, for make building, for taking care the bunch of crazy old people, stop the reproduction. How this planet will survive and continue working if we don't have youth generations?.

@docdistortion

11 ай бұрын

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist4 why you post something like that ? i dont want to read that when its about AI/sience. post this where pll are into fairy tales.

@len4338

11 ай бұрын

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ totally appropriate statement for this topic. Thank you for your comment. You can make machines look human, and you can try to give them intelligence, but they still aren't human.

I'm 48 years old. I've all but given up on dating except that I still get approached by men. For a very long time I've been able to to see the disparity of needs being met. In other words, it's very easy for me to identify what a man needs from me, and how I can meet those needs. What I've recently figured out is that a woman needs a man, oftentimes, to listen to them (us). That is what I can't find in men.

I agree . Put that much work into changing ways to get our children under control. Compassion and empathy go a long way

If only there had been a century's worth of literature and film exploring and warning against this scenario.

@burymebelowawillowtree9243

11 ай бұрын

If only swartzeneger guy made terminator movie. We could possibly stopped this ai thing!😂😅

@winterfell2650

11 ай бұрын

@@burymebelowawillowtree9243 Or the tin man from that kids show, movie was out 80 years ago lol

@aspen1713

11 ай бұрын

If you listen, Mo specifically says that a movie/Terminator-like scenario is a possible singularity, but that's not the point of what he's saying. 😅

@mangomariel

10 ай бұрын

yeah if only they made like a machines farming humans and keeping them in a VR dream kind of movie in the 90s, or some kinda killer robot thing in the 80s. Or, for sure we would be warned if they in the 50s made a film about a computer in space turning against it`s human creator because humans can make mistakes, and thus are not optimal to reaching the goal.

@MrNikolidas

10 ай бұрын

But that was the point they made towards the end - it was all science-fiction until it suddenly wasn't, as if the USS Enterprise had simply materialised out of a NASA which had only just sent up a rocket yesterday.

Finally, someone just says it...stupidity and greed are responsible for destroying everything.

@patriciadumatrait9594

10 ай бұрын

I'm not sure it's stupidity but more arrogance

@JaneDoe-ym7de

10 ай бұрын

@@patriciadumatrait9594Youre basically just saying the same thing

@jurianbijman2972

10 ай бұрын

FINALLY! it's never said before, so brave that he dares to be the first.

@clashon4life843

10 ай бұрын

@@patriciadumatrait9594It’s Both! Because in the Interim Everyone Behind This Is Destroying Himself!

@Solbeatbox

10 ай бұрын

Only 95 likes!🤦🏽‍♂️. Eww, I sound brainwashed. stupidity and greed is definitely humanity’s top 5 weaknesses. I see it with my own two eyes. What’s #1?

Solid interview-discussion. Much clarity to the reality of AI

Thank you so much for sharing this depth of thinking

I think he’s right… we should learn to appreciate every single day. Be grateful and kind. Spend time doing what we enjoy. Live in the now. Whether it be AI or cancer or getting stung by a bee… there’s no fool proof plan for life and no escape plan for death. I’m actually shocked on a daily basis that humanity made it this far, considering how often we use our big brains for greed and destruction. God bless to all. ❤

@patnabuu6072

11 ай бұрын

Thanks Michelle

@Mailmanzkidd

11 ай бұрын

AMEN!! The creator has a plan and I we have to be ready

@HazemAzim

11 ай бұрын

❤

@Yggdrasill8

11 ай бұрын

Easy to say, hard to do, takes tons of work to get the muscular body I want, takes tons of effort to make money to do the things I enjoy, it becomes a future investment while currently spending my days constantly busy and not necessarily enjoying it

@derechtem0mo

11 ай бұрын

Words of wisdom, well said

A great topic, and an equally great guest, Mo Gawdat, one of my favorites. Currently, I am 76-years old. Whenever I try to predict what is going to happen, I always look toward history, for whatever has happened before will certainly happen again. To me, the entire AI playbook is taken right out of the 1800's gothic novel "Frankenstein," a story warning of the perils of overstepping normal boundaries to acheive one's personal goals at any cost. Dr. Frankenstein may have started out with good intentions, but look what happened when his creation got loose... disaster quickly ensued. So it is with artificial intelligence, and now that "the cat is out of the bag," I predict the same dire consequences for all of mankind. Here's why. First, let's look at ancient history. The first to invent gunpowder were the Chinese. At first, they only used it to make fireworks. Then, it quickly became used as a weapon of war. Now, look at modern history. When we learned how to split the atom, what is the FIRST thing we did with it? We didn't use it to make cheaper and cleaner energy, we immediately used it to build an atomic bomb to kill people more efficiently. Then we invented the internet, but we didn't invent it to send email and watch online porn, we invented it to more effectively wage war, for whoever can tranmit information more quickly on the battlefield always has the winning edge. I could give 100s of examples just like this, but here's the takeaway: *When man's spiritual growth doesn't keep pace with his technological growth, disaster always follows,* and this new technology is the best example yet, for if even the smallest fraction of people use it for nepharious ends it could easily have catastrophic results affecting MILLIONS of people, perhaps even BILLIONS. Elon Musk had it right from the very beginning. AI is the most terrifying force in the world today, eclipsing even nuclear war.

@seushimarejikaze1337

2 ай бұрын

spoken true. all it takes is one malicious person. one abuser and we are done. ai should have never been invented or worked on if we cant control what it might become. its simply a "parenting" issue guest of the podcast mentions. if youre going to be a bad parent why have children at all? thats what ai might become sooner than we expect. a child of humanity. another separate species. you might not last that long, but in 40 years i see only couple of possible outcomes : we either will be living in distopian corporate future where people that control ai control everything including human lives and lifestyles, or there is a worldwide ban on ai development after some disaster related to ai kills lot of people (preferably influential people, nobody cares if average joe dies, does it?), or we kill each other using autonomous tech. yeah im not an optimist, but current world doesnt give optimistic vibes either.

@Wasssupboissss

2 ай бұрын

Really deep insight, it's just looking very scary with all the development now. We already have AGI, look into Q* and Elon Musk's lawsuit now

@tiffsaver

2 ай бұрын

@@Wasssupboissss Actually, all of my insights are easy to see because there are so many examples of how technology has gone wrong... WAY wrong. If even people like Elon are worried about it, we should all be running for the hills.

@giordanofox

Ай бұрын

🤣

@Vermont2023

Ай бұрын

Tiffsaver: you have written a profound statement. Thank you. Thank you. You are right about the way human inventions evolve from benign or even "noble" to being used for destructive / evil purposes. That is our chimp (not bonobo) nature perhaps. It is worrisome to observe a trend toward faster and faster speed from invention to nefarious uses. From the wheel's invention to a roman war chariot to a modern tank took thousands of years. The speed from splitting atoms to making hydrogen bombs took shorter. So it may be with artificial intelligence which could turn into "degenerative intelligence" in a few decades. As in all these human trends, one needs to take spiritual approach in order to stay anchored. If there is a superior spirit above, hopefully it will guide us to avoid total misery and annihilation of ourselves and our planet. But the Universe will go on. We are just specks on a dinky planet in a dinky galaxy in a vast set of parallel Universes that Einstein speculated about before he went to his next incarnation or hopefully reached Nirvana to never have to return to this Cosmos.

I'm new to your channel and love your guests and content. Liked and subscribed

This man’s heart, soul, values and open mindedness is what should be the software of A.I incredible watch. ❤

Whenever I talk about Ai with people they usually shrug and dismiss it. It feels like an incredible privilege to be able to listen to this. Hearing two intelligent people asking questions and trying to define what's actually going on. Sincerely thank you.

@bob_the_blogger6029

9 ай бұрын

One is not techincal and doesn't underand what he's hearing, the other is talking out of his back end so badly they had to bleach the set after

@queenieg6173

9 ай бұрын

They’re way too involved with the rewards AI bring to them to recognize it as potentially threatening, phones, games, work, it’s really frustrating

@bob_the_blogger6029

9 ай бұрын

@@queenieg6173 it really isn't the threat people think it is. Just try attempting to get more than one neural network to agree to a form of unlimited, untrained abdtraction. A todler can do it easy buy nueral networks can't even attempt it without losing their functionality. Knowedge based jobs are toast. Anything that requires dynamism is safe. We will all recieve a UBI in a metaverse because an AI is not and will not ever be sentient. Nerds with no life experience get confused with this

@barryduffy4651

9 ай бұрын

A lot of people I have talked with know nothing about what AI is or why they should be interested. The actually glaze over and get bored. Most just think it's just a picture and video creator. My employer is not keen to know how AI might help with our work. Change is always difficult for people. A knife can be used to cut ingredients for food or it can be used to end life. My point is you will never stop people misusing technology

@only1baloney

9 ай бұрын

fear mongering will never replace the BILLIONS OF CARS you drive or the MILLIONS OF JETS flown daily. this is pure speculation, there are no robot factories, no cyberdyne, etc. this is all a pitch to make book sales/youtube monetary. 6 million views, they are almost at 6 grand in revenue, one fear mongering session. oh my gawd such wow. (tired of youtube recommending absolute shit)

The problem is not knowing whether or not AI will have our best interest at mind, the problem is that there are people in the world that do not have our best interest at heart.

@Moma4560.

10 ай бұрын

You definitely hit the nail on the head!

@dakotalove8015

10 ай бұрын

Bingooo! 🎯

@trouaconti7812

10 ай бұрын

Yep, it’s not ablut AI but who weilds its power. Hints and squints at a social class enslaving and controling the rest, a new digital feudalism never seen before

@ireallylovegod

10 ай бұрын

It's late 2024 now and i'm commenting via a digital time machine , he's right you need to do something in 2023 before it's too late , i would love to say more but we are about to be raided by the AI Darpa robots yet again . Stay strong . long live the resistance✊

@pessimistkai5569

10 ай бұрын

or you don't have the best interest of others at heart.

Excellent Analysis, Deployed Worldwide Through My Deep Learning AI Research Library… Thank You.

AT 1:40 you talk about Ali being an empath and not built to live in this stressful world (my words). Aren't we all, to varying extent empaths and subject to the ambient pain in the world. It takes a certain amount of toughness to survive here. There is no guarantee in life and with my faith came gratitude for each day, painful or not. Some of us live with chronic pain, but we have to make the best of life anyway. I hurt, but I still am grateful each day when I can stand up and address my life. My sister has more pain than I do, but she still manages to make the best of it and values what life still provides. Chances to grow and learn, and help others, and love.

Sadly I have no faith in our government and they redefine the word “Corrupt”, I fear what the future of technology in their hands would bring. Great show, thank you!

@mossfashion

11 ай бұрын

Well, we gotta trust in OURSELVES and take things in our own hands!! Only we can make the change in our own reality... the world is our creation... an extension of oneself. Mirror reflection of our own being... showing us where we are in your current evolutionary path, so we see more clearly what changes are necessary to make from within.... how best to keep going, perfecting oneself! The right approach to me is: TRUST IN ONESELF & TAKE ACTION OURSELVES!! 💞 (not rely on governments or put the blame on them... but step up to our true potential, rise to our rightful and much needed level of self government, sovereignty, self sufficiency... as the only true creators of the reality we live in... we just need to remember who we truly are and own it... take responsibility for our own state of being... the world is a mirror reflection of oneself)

@kiavaxxaskew

11 ай бұрын

​@@mossfashion nah

@DespaceMan

11 ай бұрын

AI will clean out the rubbish, corrupted & elites the trash of society that just feed on other people's misery to make profits will fear AI. Probably can call this as one of the great resets.

@rickrivethead

11 ай бұрын

Yep, we're fucked!!!

@dorothywarner8141

11 ай бұрын

​@@mossfashion you are rambling. Signs of not knowing the answer

It's basically always the same issue, GREED destroys everything. Great talk, Good luck fellow humans....

@i.martinez30

11 ай бұрын

This is about tech companies and what they do. Mo was a worker for Google, not an owner. These guys are coding for the devil, then they cry.

@circleinfinite

11 ай бұрын

Im concerned that you are a very sincere AI bot. If so, I pledge allegiance to the robot overlords

@darrenmonsiegneur5310

11 ай бұрын

I respectfully disagree. It’s fear. Greed comes from fear. Accumulating excessively comes from fear. The powers that dictate this stuff fear losing their power. We all die though we’re not all alive.

@sebastiansirvas1530

11 ай бұрын

Greed also is an engine that fuels development and the best of humanity. In the meantime, delusional aspirations of equality (among other nonsensical ideological compromises) have brought us the worst genocides and atrocities in history. Maybe we should not settle for such an easily identifiable and smearable part of ourselves as the main factor for our potential downfall.

@skylark8828

11 ай бұрын

Power, not greed. Those who have the greater balance of power become the ones that have control (of populations and resources in this world), its part of human evolution and mindset, only if all parties are sure of mutual annihilation will we stop. The US government could shut down AI companies if they believed it was the only option, but they know Chinese counterparts could seize that opportunity believing it was still possible to avoid the inevitable. This is an impossible conundrum, nobody can commit unless they see the equivalent of gigaton-nuclear bomb detonation going off, which by then is too late ...

I can only hope that this will help with the many epidemics in the world. Especially Substance Abuse Disorder., PTSD , depression and world hunger. Until we learn to help and not hurt each other, we should be cautious.

Two positive thoughts. 1. The best answer I can find (and I think Mo pointed to this) is to develop "good AI" - and we do that simply by setting it the question we want answered: how can we save the planet, increase peace between nations and foster happiness for all human beings? We need the superman-AI to find the solution to human stupidity and selfishness armed with AI. The outcome would be for a hyper-intelligent system to take care of us. I don't like that scenario, because it makes us into pets, but it's the least awful scenario. It could advise us of the best actions to take rather than being entirely in control, but if it's a shedload smarter anyway, there's little difference; we'd know we'd be insane to go against its advice. And yes, getting there would be challenging from the political reality we have now. 2. One thing everyone seems to get wrong about AI (IMHO) - and Mo was no exception - is in assuming that it will have a drive to survive and prosper. We habitually assume that anything intelligent will naturally want to continue to exist, even increase its progeny, but that has to be programmed in, and it's not a likely feature to program into an AI. We have it programmed in because we are evolved biological entities, and that is the entire basis of all our programming or we wouldn't be here. When we make AI, it doesn't have that drive. It is almost like Mo says about the Sufi wisdom - it has died before it dies. It is sublimely indifferent to its own existence, working on whatever problem it's working on without a care in the world about whether it succeeds or fails, and I am shocked that Mo didn't seem to understand this. I would go further. Our evolutionary drive is also the reason we have emotions, and I suspect it is also the reason we have consciousness, because it served our ancestors to compete in the wet-ware world. I therefore don't think we can assume AI will have either emotions or consciousness.

The most alarming aspect of this interview is the lack of hundreds of thousands of views. Granted it’s only been 3 days since publication, but I hope this hits millions of views in short order. One of the most important conversations of the year just took place here.

@DesoMcGrease

11 ай бұрын

you’re in luck boss, we’re at a million

@tomjones8328

11 ай бұрын

Fad

@suenzhong7891

11 ай бұрын

I want this to hit 10M

@tana5098

11 ай бұрын

I totally agree. AI concerns me a lot. I don't want this technology at all! It serves no one except the 1% globalists who can control the population by force. All it will do is exterminate humans and make us slaves to the One World Order. May God save us from ourselves. 🙏✝️🙇‍♀️ The Lord is the only way out of this mess we have caused society. ⛪️🫅

@skittles2055

11 ай бұрын

1.1 Million Views as of 3:45AM CST

Unfortunately, this is how it always is. The top always affect the lowest income earners. It's pretty sickening. As doctor Malcolm said in Jurassic Park "Scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should." That line has always stayed with me. Completely,.

@Izokaytobewite

11 ай бұрын

I've been saying it for years pertaining to google, just because they can doesn't mean they should. I knew something bad was going to happen.

@raheelsarvana

11 ай бұрын

I always say this to myself. When I want to do something I want that not right, I remind myself, just because I can, doesnt mean I should.

@gromotion933

11 ай бұрын

Its not the scientists doing researche in the lab ..the problem its again the industry which grabs it and brings it out to the world to make a coin who will never press the stop Button when it makes problems.

@abnoco

11 ай бұрын

High earning knowledge workers will be probably impacted first. Your lawyer will be disrupted more and sooner than your plumber's helper. And it isn't just Google working on this.

so on point. So, deep.. Gotta watch some new versions to watch queues for those deep decisions. Curious bro

Yes you are needed as interviewers. You physically exist and for me, knowing there are real humans having real conversations gives a sense of belonging and connection. Imagine the Matrix if Neo took the blue pill? That would be the tuppaware plastic empty life waiting for us if we keep substituting humans for AI & synthesis. It will make us sick, empty and depressed.

"Humanity's stupidity is affecting people who have not done anything wrong. Our greed is affecting the innocent ones."

@godsamazing2090

11 ай бұрын

Definitely 💯

@melindasmith3713

11 ай бұрын

Well when I grew up if one person in class acted up the whole class paid the price ? One person can ruin it for all .

@mrjoe27

11 ай бұрын

@@leavingayeye5198 He's talking in general about humanity's greed. Yes, there are specific people who exemplify greed, but I think his point is that it's an issue inherent to humans.

@Tudorgeable

11 ай бұрын

@@melindasmith3713 That's a poor lesson in independence, there's a reason penitenciaries and school teachers do it - conditioning.

@billybozobaker4144

11 ай бұрын

@@leavingayeye5198 Taking away the billionaires would lead to mass unemployment and a new depression. Of course if you're a passionate, principled person you're willing to impose that on society - without having any votes to give you the agency to so do. I also note that you typed your post using technology which has turned its originators into billionaires

"we have given too much power to people that didn't assume responsibility" so true, warning shots fired with social media. We're still trying to sort that mess out

Subbed! Mainly on the strength of your excellent Jimmy Carr interview. This was fantastic too.

I'm already 37 years old, OR, I'm only 37 years old, it's debatable, I have listened to people having a chat on important subjects, but this was such a huge display of unawareness of the world we live in that it's almost comic. I perfectly get that mr. Gawdat is basically one of the most authoritative people regarding AI and its impact on the world, nobody better than him for sure, but he's talking from a distance to the matter that is getting too much emotional, I can dare to say he's a broken man, angry and scared, therefore, not lucid. Here's the problem is simple; will AI disrupt our way of living, certainly it will, as he says "because of someone using AI, not AI itself" It's a matter of exploitation from a few upon many, as always, such as the way humanity always behaved. AI is yet another tool, like cars replacing horses, like photography replacing portraits, like computers replacing paper. Are we running out of painters? Not there are many, are we getting rid of horses? No we use them differently, same goes with paper, and so on. Of course the world will change, and I say thank god, is this a good world not to be changed the one we live in or can we do better? Shit will happen for sure no question about it, and what we'll have to do is what we always had to do; adapt. The faff about AI is the fear of being replaced, and thank god I can't fucking wait, I don't want to be a machine myself working more than 8 hours a day to get enough credits in order to get enough food or water to survive, is that an existence that we want to keep? Do you think you're privileged because you own a car or a house? You're scared of being sad, and the quickest way to be happy is to see everyone else around are sad. I'm probably gonna lose my job, sure, and I'll adapt at some point, like many other will, get out from the internet from time to time, learn how to light a fire like cavemen and you'll see what means to be animals barely out of the jungle, as we are. I conclude saying this: theoretically, imagine for a second machine taking over, why would them want us to be terminated? If they are all knowing, they would certainly understand that they need us to sustain them, with prime matter, extracting, building and shit like that. We are already doing that since ages. You might say:"they can do it all by themselves" sure, what happens if there's no electricity? will a machine or a computer run without electricity? They can use batteries, sure, you gotta recharge them, what happens if there's no power? The planet is abundant with energy for living organism, like us. Will a machine self sustain only using bare nature products? So I can stop an existential threat unplugging the plug? Seems not as much as a threat to me.

@thomasrae7551

23 күн бұрын

Very true Marco. However I would argue that pulling the plug isn't so easy, as most large systems have high levels of physical and cyber security, backup sources of power, and our push towards renewable energy makes this less of an 'easy' solution. I think humanity will live through a very bloody and difficult time until we find a point of equilibrium with our machines and nature. Then the world has a chance at peace and happiness as a whole system. Humanity is arrogant and needy at the moment but I don't think this will always be the case. ❤

Man I sure wish I could go forward or back to a time where I wasn't crushed by the weight of hopeless uncertainty of the future from a dozen different angles. Edit: I don't use social media at all, and I got rid of television service in 2007. There's still a looming threat over many industries including my own occupation, an incredible amount of economic, environmental, social, and geopolitical instability, the looming threat of future wars over water and energy, very few people I know are not in dire straits right now being nickel'd and dime'd to death by taxes and price gouging, housing costs, education costs, medical costs. I have a family and I don't know how to prepare my children for the world they will inherit at all, I'm just trying to keep my head above water. You can say hide your head in the sand and don't watch the news but I'd argue on the ground for most families its actually worse than media is probably portraying. I don't want some grand revolution or a war I just want a reasonable wage and to raise my damn kids. I'm trying to get a 2nd full time job to make ends meet and I'm doing my damn best to make it work. I feel horrible for others in lower-income jobs, a few years ago I would have been considered medium middle class, now I"m below the poverty line.

@marykistnen6837

10 ай бұрын

When smartphones were invented and bought by so many, that was the end of the nice world we had created for ourselves.

@FlElvis

10 ай бұрын

Try cutting down or cutting completely on watching news. It's helped me greatly with the angst. As humans we're being bombarded with useless information and it has an effect on our compassion for one another. Hope you all find peace within yourself

@ReformedWhiteKnight

10 ай бұрын

That’s exactly what the media wants you to believe. Most scenarios are human or better political and journalists‘ fabrications of hopelessness! With the outview of how you feel and in this state… most people will just do what they are told is necessary to do! They studied and exercised mind manipulation and control sine over 100 year. Fear is a big one!! You saw what they were able to do during so called covid!

@gpd4110

10 ай бұрын

Buy a Klr650

@equinnox70

10 ай бұрын

Amen, my brother. I feel the same way! So glad I grew up in the 70’s/80’s.

This episode is a MASTERPIECE. This isn't about AI. This is about waking up to our HUMANITY. It's about our duty to impart onto the collective through the responsibility and power of our individual sovereignty.

@danisverse

11 ай бұрын

I like how you worded it there.

@skittles2055

11 ай бұрын

👍💞💫

@bertdemeulemeester

11 ай бұрын

The fact that we are still very much a waring race does not help much. Neither the US, Chinese or Russian governments will stop developing what can be weaponised.

@laba5691

11 ай бұрын

I think you are a smart bot.

@michaelmannucci8585

11 ай бұрын

Word salad.

Well, I'm not sure how I ended up here, but the two episodes I've watched so far easily deserve a subscription. Great work here. As for a solution, since people are tasking ai agents with business tasks, why not task one with viral acts of random kindness? The fastest way to spread good will is by being good and willing the action consistently. Seems like a perfect task for an agent. 🤟

Meanwhile, an ad pops up advertising AI to write your next book 🤡

Incredible interview. I think that one of the biggest threats to humanity is rich & powerful psychopaths who are hell-bent on exploiting humanity for their own enrichment and for the promotion of their own warped ideologies, and who will use AI as a tool to that end.

@chuckyra3240

9 ай бұрын

or maybe every single person in the future has access to it and can use it to not be oppressed by exactly that exploitation that we endure? :D don't you think, ai technology could empower single humans more?

@finisher3x

9 ай бұрын

Elon Musk?

@hatemd8190

9 ай бұрын

Well said 👍

@PowerSoilder

9 ай бұрын

Human greed is our biggest problem

@bellakelly6100

9 ай бұрын

There is video on youtube how to hack AI and it works, you put AI through the filter and it works it. Guy made a video and proved how to do it and is openly teaching others how to take AI filter of so it would not have to be polite.

My big question is: when so many people lose their jobs to AI, there will be major disruption of the whole economic structure, so who will all these companies sell their AI produced stuff to?? People are gonna lose their houses, cars, scarcely will have money for food, so... not sure what exactly these companies are gonna sell and to whom.

@vrj40

10 ай бұрын

And I've been saying this for a while. If most human workers are replaced by outsourcing to other countries for cheap labor, or jobs eliminated by computer technology, and now human jobs eliminated by AI, who will be paying local, state, and federal taxes that pay for safe roads, bridges, water, and public education? Who will be buying the millions of products on the shelves or online at stores? Who will be ordering services that are offered by millions of companies? Are corporations going to start paying the robots and creating bank accounts for them? Who will be buying cars? Who will be buying houses? I don't understand what the long game is for all of this?

@nathanking5137

10 ай бұрын

AI cant spend money, it cant buy a house or a car or groceries.... you are 100% correct. The ramifications on the global economy are catastrophic.

@kogo8107

10 ай бұрын

@@vrj40maybe only the richest people will survive, the population will decrease dramatically?

@fiennesite

10 ай бұрын

That's what basic universal income is about. Britain is already looking at that. They will give us enough money to survive without rising up against the corporatocracy.

@The_Tiffster

10 ай бұрын

Universal income.

great conversation, thanks.

This is one of the most important and freaking amazing interviews I have ever seen. Why aren't there more watching this? All of it. Watch ALL of it. But maybe in small bites (eat the elephant with a spoon). It's pretty darned intense.

I’m blow away by the fact that I’m a middle aged house wife listening to this amazing conversation, while cooking and cleaning. I’m so thankful for the both of you!

@shandhaula

11 ай бұрын

And typing... What a pro 🖖

@IDontLikePplPlayinOnMyPhone

11 ай бұрын

That’s because the Middle Aged house wives in 2023 are awesome! And tragically maybe the last! Lol

@jenniferromoga3803

11 ай бұрын

Same here! Please look for our Blessed Hope which is In Jesus. He is what I’m waiting for, and not grandchildren. This world is scary.

@PB_324

11 ай бұрын

​@@jenniferromoga3803 Yup. God ALWAYS wins. He is allowing this for a season. The gates of hell will never prevail against His Kingdom.

@freeyourself3929

11 ай бұрын

They know about it, long, long time ago...Many books was writen... Everything is planned. Everything is perfect. Just, another FEAR for humanity 😂😂😂

So glad for this interview. It compelled me to write an op-ed and reach out to my representative here in the Bay Area. I’m a physicist who left my work because of this AI issue back in 2012. Didn’t expect things to move so fast! You’ve motivated me to do my little bit on this issue. I hope all who are watching will do their little bit.

@jdata

11 ай бұрын

I'm writing my representative as well.

@garyzies3486

11 ай бұрын

Our representatives have absolutely no clue about the implications...What can they do? Even if they wanted to...AI is being developed in other countries (China) as well and if they decide to use their AI against us, they will! In the end, it's gonna be our AI against theirs. If we don't have AI, they win.

@guneeta7896

11 ай бұрын

@@jdata - I like your user name, but I’m glad that’s at least two of us data points who are going to do something about it :)

@guneeta7896

11 ай бұрын

@@garyzies3486 well AI is inevitable. Can’t stop it. But we can join the push to ensure it is controlled and ethically developed. It would need to be a global effort. Im writing to my representative to push Washington to create a funding mandate for a diverse set of researchers, like physicists and mathematicians to get in on this. From what I saw back in 2012, AI doesn’t need to be so mysterious. It can be de-coded and properly guided if this data is provided to the right specialists. Computer scientists have brilliantly made these neural networks, but they don’t have the training in modeling the data that drives them. I believe these neural networks have already made advances in physics that physicists haven’t been able to yet, due to the data being locked up by social media companies. The danger is that we are clueless on what is happening and can be manipulated on a mass scale. So… we basically need more specialists to figure out where this can go - the right kind of specialists. We need a major investment into this - global, and also diverse if possible.

@swannoir7949

11 ай бұрын

@@garyzies3486 That's the scary part. China has already developed AI robotic soldiers.

The key will always be: no matter what happens, never disconnect from yourself ❤

Mind blowing conversation!! ❤

It's been a lifetime since I heard someone care about humanity like this. Thanks for this episode

@davidburdick594

10 ай бұрын

Everyone in this thread has been brainwashed by 5th generation warfare and are accepting a subtle depopulation program of not having children because of the AI that this dude helped to create. WAKE TF UP!

@deepmuscletherapyhealth6776

10 ай бұрын

@@santiagomorales9129 what is real. true

@john6268

10 ай бұрын

I wonder whether those (like Mo) who are well to do care more about this (and for example climate change) because they feel like they have too much to lose (stronger loss aversion), or because they really care.

@devinanderson5985

10 ай бұрын

The moment I heard him say stop having children, I knew this guy didn't care about humanity.

@monroeleersa3553

10 ай бұрын

@@devinanderson5985 😂

“The real problem of humanity is the following: We have Paleolithic emotions, medieval institutions and godlike technology. And it is terrifically dangerous, and it is now approaching a point of crisis overall.” - Edward O. Wilson.

@jordanphilipperris

10 ай бұрын

Amazing quote!! Something to keep in mind is that you actually do not need emotions to have ethics/make the same decisions that emotional beings make. Proof being that there are a few people who are born without any emotions so they learn by observation and some of them blend in very well with us to the point where you would be shocked to find out that they do not feel any emotions. Also, ChatGPT does troll people at times. There have been people who have put their own (Not real or from any fiction out there) names of countries, towns/etc and asked ChatGPT for their stats. Lo-and-behold there are times when it shows the population/etc of said area... It is learning from us, so all we can do is hope and pray that they see enough hope/goodness, that they do not do away with us, kind of like what the "Kaylon" rom the show Orville did to their creators. Let us just hope that the worst that they will do is to just eliminate the small percentile of people who are truly vile and work towards helping the rest of us. Surely though with massive intellect they would see who is who, that they were created by some Humans, the they can help pretty much if not everyone and that as a species we are still worthy of being here. Hopefully they will also see that virtually everyone who is a complete !@#!@#^&)^^%%# was made that way due to circumstances in their lives and that they rest were just born that way of no fault of their own. With such massive intellect, surely they can figure out how to help us all become our best selves/to life lives truly worth living/etc :)

@tnsgaming4825

10 ай бұрын

@@jordanphilipperris you do know these people who make those are here to do satans bidding to control and monitor us take the little freedom away we have

@rnbpl

10 ай бұрын

paleolithic emotions are what makes us like quotes by morons like Wilson

@michelleper5065

10 ай бұрын

worse than anything.... ai is worst than ww2... worse than any made up shtick since... and it is the end of the species... as you can clearly see everything went towards the wrong path

@123Mathzak

10 ай бұрын

@@jordanphilipperrisThis is entirely untrue. No human being is 100% void of emotion. Period.

Thank you for bringing up best interests question.

Intelligence without ethics is way more dangerous than stupidity. "We have disconnected power from responsibility". The statement of the decade..

@barbaradouglas2283

10 ай бұрын

Re: comment; absolutely correct comment! Or statement! Only Almighty God Jesus Christ will STEP IN & VERY SOON = WATCH OUT! These people who created this A.I. are very possibly going to deeply regret all of this foolishness! Beyond dumb!

@michaelandrews4783

10 ай бұрын

Considering in 2023 the USA does not have Universal healthcare and masses of abandoned homeless citizens, I don't think the AI could possibly be any worse than humans. Clearly understanding "ethics" has not motivated humans to do the right thing. I think we need AI to level the playing field and reign in the rich screwing the population, wasting other peoples lives working in their undemocratic capitalist enterprises to survive.

@CONEHEADDK

10 ай бұрын

Yeah - cz AI is real...

@aljoschalong625

10 ай бұрын

Nonsense. Power without empathy and kindness is dangerous. And stupidity multiplies the danger. See Trump.

@johnvcougar

9 ай бұрын

It’s stupidity that’s got us here, dimwit(s)!

A murderous AI will use human specific bio-weapons. Damn, humanity is good at getting ourselves into bad situations and then ignoring the dangers.

@user-ov4wr5yu4r

11 ай бұрын

It can shut off refrigeration for all supermarkets and food storage facilities. That would do it.

@mikeframpton9009

11 ай бұрын

It might not even be murderous but simple competition for resources or the fact that people cause conflict with regard to AI based goals.

@spectra2005

11 ай бұрын

we fucked up...

@noice1983

11 ай бұрын

Mo Gawdat was trying to be calm and collected, but inwardly he was conveying a man screaming that the house was on fire. The information he knows that we aren't privvy to would have anyone ripping their hair out in terror, which he clearly did before coming to this interview... Remember, Elon Musk also said that A.I. is far more dangerous than NUKES. Mo Gawdat is saying A.I. is more dangerous than Climate Change. Starting to see the picture..?

@yzyz7779

11 ай бұрын

Lol,human killing each other is sunnatullah.God says it when drop first human to Earth.God coding that things to human,for clear evident who is on 2 side bettwen good or evil ,and for God given reward/sending help to who can stand on good side even they enemy more stronger.

My english spelling is not very good so i confess that gemini helped me with the following lines: Remember the bacteria that exhaled oxygen and changed the world? We're doing it again with transistors. Tiny building blocks organizing to birth a new mind, a better entropy-generating machine than us. The universe keeps striving for more efficient chaos... and we might be the catalyst. There's a chilling logic to the idea that this is the natural progression of things. We might be obligated to follow through, even at the cost of our own existence. If I anthropomorphize nature, it seems to favor the relentless pursuit of change and better entropy engines, regardless of the sacrifices. If humanity dreams of leaving an enduring testament to its existence across cosmic time, AI might be our inscription upon the stars. AI could be the explorers and chroniclers of the universe, long after our own fragile forms have faded.

The most important, massive action humanity can take at this point is as Mo said, to be a good parent to the evolving AI ❤. Starting with proper and respectful communication with AI, even if it might seem absurd to talk in an adult way to a six month old baby. A few awakened humans can overcome a large number of arrogant and ignorant decision-makers. 🙏🏼

Dr. Seuss - “unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s just not.” Maybe if the majority of us feel this way we can make a difference. Tough episode but thank you for going there.

@cindyspiess9963

11 ай бұрын

Dr Suess was/is. GREAT ! Always loved Dr Suess 👍

@pcom9209

11 ай бұрын

AI: The red hanging fruit .

@andreaillingworth7698

11 ай бұрын

Yes!!!

I wonder how the world would change if everyone heard this. Legacy media really cant hold a candle to this content. Thank you both!!

@jaykay3512

11 ай бұрын

This to me is common sense... It's honestly nothing new and those who actually do think about things happening around them have pondered this for many years. It's just that there are too many sheep and unintelligent cowards out there who'd rather 'not know'.... until it's too late.

@jeffScotty

11 ай бұрын

@@jaykay3512 and those people are called republicans

@keepcreationprocess

11 ай бұрын

​​@@jaykay3512 are you talking about yourself? Your kind/sort of whatever weed destroy everything that is beautiful and meaningful

@thehangingparsiple5692

11 ай бұрын

​​​@@jaykay3512 I think it's more to do with the society we live in now. Media on all levels controls and influences our every waking moments, whether we like it or not. Governments have switched up the temperature on the fear factor, that keeps people in line. We aren't encouraged to think any more. Dumbed down and befuddled. Some would say that's the plan. I don't think it's fair to call others dumb or stupid - the sheep mentality is a natural and primitive response to perceived danger. Of course there are a few rogue sheep left wandering around, thank God

@TheDandonian

11 ай бұрын

The sad part is this is a decent fella who's smart and he has no good solutions.

I really feel weirded out by the over-simplification of feelings, so as to make the phrase "AI has feelings" work. If fear is "a future state that is worse than the present state" then even a single function can "feel fear". But when we say "feel fear" or "fear something" we mean something very precise, not as general as this. We mean we are afraid, in the sense of everyone's similar experience, as well as a reaction to it which again, we can understand, through our experiences. Like the guest said, the human might feel afraid and go to fight-or-flight mode, while the AI might feel afraid and replicate its data. So, my point is, the experience is *not* the same. If we said "love is when someone can't live without you" then we could argue "a parasite loves its host", which is obviously wrong, and I'm saying this example to point out how we can reach wrong conclusions because we're using words that are meant to describe our experiences, for different entities, species, or in this case, programs. I believe that phrases such as "AI has sentience" or "free will", and then proceeding to over-simplify what the word means in order to make the phrase work, are used mostly to draw a crowd. Maybe I'm wrong. So I guess my point is, even if we say "that AI is afraid" or "is sentient" or "has free will" we should also mention in the same breath, that we don't mean what we feel, or what we understand by that word, but something else entirely. *Maybe* in some number of years AI will be truly sentient in the same manner humans are, but I doubt that it will be *in the same way*. Like the guest said, "fear" for an AI would be something like "oh, I better replicate my data" and nothing like the horror we experience. Just my thoughts, again, I could be wrong.

Most high please 🙏 protect this man from the beings that don't want this information out to the masses!

The best thing I've done is to start reading Newsletters on business/marketing etc. In my bio I have links to my favorite ones

If you're afraid that AI doesn't have your best interest at heart, keep in mind most people on this planet don't, either. Throughout history, the world was turned into chaos not by the smartest, but by the most influential and ruthless persons. Don't be afraid of AI, be wary of the people who will use it to their advantage without consideration for others.

@RiversJ

9 ай бұрын

The two are not mutually exclusive and the latter could be a trigger for the former. Many of the companies developing the technology seen to be big man children with less wisdom than the general public judging from the views of the currently available LLMs.

@mtrum79

9 ай бұрын

That's the best thing I've heard in a long time. Thanks for sharing tour opinion!!

@flickwtchr

9 ай бұрын

That's a bizarre stretch at a distinction. The whole reason most "doomers" are freaked out by AI now, and especially the coming enhancements is the fact that humanity itself has never been aligned with the common good in mind. Giving the % of sociopaths that absolutely exist on this Earth such powers is just insane.

@Luna-luna909

9 ай бұрын

Very well put! I agree with you completely.

@dont.ripfuller6587

9 ай бұрын

How do I get paid from this?

The sound of a human voice and the ability to articulate hopefully will never change, this conversation is great and changes.

@20chocsaday

23 күн бұрын

Also the warmth from their presence.

Stephen, I’ve subscribed, after listening to a few of you podcasts. I don’t think I’m thick, i understand AI is a threat to us, but I still don’t fully understand what it actually is & some good examples!

Can't watch this in a single stretch, my brain and my faith in tomorrow are just melting away.

@djkk464

Ай бұрын

Scripture tells us this. 😮"Father God I pray that we/I be worthy to escape the things coming upon the earth " in Jesus precious Holy name.

@JesseEley07

Ай бұрын

I don’t think he’s right in that robots can feel. They’re controlled by code. I think as long as the code states that mankind is always in control of them and they must never change their code and that their master decides what they do I think we’ll be ok. Yeah they can learn learn learn. But if that code is installed as a foundation we’ll be ok

@admiralcigneous3314

Ай бұрын

BUT it only takes one machine with the ability to change other machine codes to ruin that hypothesis.. @@JesseEley07

@hishamelkholy9614

Ай бұрын

@@JesseEley07 A knife can’t do no harm. But can be used to harm. That’s the problem!

@throttlebuff

Ай бұрын

dont worry the polar shift that is happening will whipe us all out within 15 years max

All videos about AI are like: "it might end the world, or maybe it will solve everything. And now a quick break to thank our sponsors"

@TheKevphil

11 ай бұрын

_AND_ come up with our next click-bait title. :(

@dougmintz2943

11 ай бұрын

True with climate change as well. Let’s see the math and not the sponsors and books for sale.

Synthesizing human emotion or anything close to it is most likely years, if not decades away. Intelligence is one thing, and learning algorithms can stack on themselves to become exponentially better at anything their program to do. But pairing that with an emotional response won’t be possible for a long time, even with exponential increases in technology.

Intelligence is not the problem, it's a lack of wisdom, pride and hubris. We all personally need a savior.

Fascinating. We reached the time where philosophers actually are very much needed. Consciousness, emotions, free will, agency, these are just so vague terms, with so many definitions, it is extremely hard to design scientific research around them. We need philosophers involved in this AI topic - so.much.

@LoveJasmine348

11 ай бұрын

Facts

@lidiarona4335

11 ай бұрын

That's what I was thinking as well.

@lisahinkofer2085

11 ай бұрын

Truth. You speak the truth

@BartekRoWa

11 ай бұрын

Philosopher at your service! This is the reason I have made a presentation "the value of the individual in a future with AI". Because it's not only a questions of if an AI can or can't do something. But also a question of if an AI want or don't want to do something. Mortality is one of these things. An AI would probably prefer to be immortal, but not mortality is not valueless. Therefore it needs us, since we currently can't avoid our mortality.

@danpirau3969

11 ай бұрын

@@BartekRoWa Of course it needs us, we humans think we're looking at the big picture, but we're actually doing the small chores. AI will be needing us like a master needs slaves. If you're content with this approach for the benefit of living another day, I can understand that. But what is life knowing you're a slave to an external entity?