Why Intelligence Isn't the Best Metric for Being Human | Max Tegmark & Roz Picard at MIT
Rosalind Picard (MIT) and Max Tegmark (MIT) explore what makes humans distinct from A.I. | Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 4/4/2024 | View full forum at • Is AI a Threat to Huma... | Explore more at www.veritas.org.
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I didn't understand what Picard called "this thing" at 6:17. . . 'amongerdays'? Or "AOD" in the transcript.
When AI becomes a humanist, we'll be fine. An AI, oracle Buddha preferably. Make it so. Not Kalki, Kalki is dangerous. Buddha, yes. A good Buddha, not a dangerous Buddha