What do tech pioneers think about the AI revolution? - BBC World Service - YouTube
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- Great Hall of Imperial College, London
- # artificial intelligence
- # machine learning
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Overview
The video features a panel discussion on the impact of the AI revolution, with three leading engineers: Regina Barzilay, David Silver, and Paolo Pirjanian. They discuss their work in AI and its potential benefits for humanity, including early cancer detection, antibiotic discovery, and emotionally intelligent robots for child development. They also address concerns about AI, such as regulation, job displacement, and the potential for misuse.
Key moments
Introduction
Caroline Steel introduces the topic of artificial intelligence.
The event is taking place at Imperial College London.
A computer has defeated the world's best Go player.
Three engineers are on the panel to discuss AI.
Regina Barzilay and AI in Oncology
Regina Barzilay discusses her shift to oncology research after her breast cancer diagnosis.
She highlights the lack of AI integration in cancer care.
David Silver's background in AI and reinforcement learning is introduced.
AI and Human Learning
Reinforcement learning is explained through the analogy of touching fire.
The concept of rewarding a machine with numbers is discussed.
Paolo Pirjanian shares his motivation for creating an emotionally intelligent robot.
AI's Potential in Healthcare and Beyond
Regina Barzilay explains how AI can improve cancer diagnosis and treatment.
David Silver discusses the challenges of developing AI that can beat humans at Go.
Paolo Pirjanian explains how robots can form emotional bonds with children.
Regina Barzilay discusses the discovery of a new antibiotic using AI.
Artificial General Intelligence and Its Implications
David Silver explains the concept of artificial general intelligence (AGI).
The limited use of AI in medicine is discussed.
Paolo Pirjanian discusses the potential of robots in assistive care.
AI and Human Culture
The potential impact of AI on human culture, particularly in writing novels, is discussed.
The discussion transitions to audience questions.
Audience Questions and Answers
A question is raised about the British government's approach to regulating AI.
Concerns about the pace of AI development and its potential threats are addressed.
The question of whether robots will take all our jobs is raised.
The potential of AI in improving sports performance is discussed.
A young audience member asks about the potential impact of AI on human learning.
Conclusion
Caroline Steel thanks the panelists and concludes the event.
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