at 28:00 mark....so maybe we will see AGI by 2030
(edit: in some form / or close)
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That's huge:
just so happens it's seven years from now we'll be at 20 30. wow uh let's talk
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about 2030. so uh Peter when you when you think of 2030 you think of brain
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chip and you think of brain chips Akita uh and the evolution of what we're doing uh for our listeners in a very short uh
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amount of time uh what would you what would you want to convey to them yeah
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um seven years from now um would be uh our targets for uh what we call Akita 10
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um which is a device that doesn't just learn to recognize new objects or other
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new faces or whatever but it learns uh to interact with the world the same way
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as human being interacts and learning is a is a very interesting part of research
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in the um it is the gateway to its intelligence
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uh children are not born born with full knowledge they need a long time to learn
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we are thinking of of future artificial
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intelligence in the same way and that it's born with a sales a standard set of
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knowledge but that it expands all that knowledge as it learns so a self-driving
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car learns to drive better over time um machines in in in in this industry
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learn to do that task better over time um
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of artificial intelligence is what we're working towards is artificial general
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intelligence so that's that's going to ask
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uh Peter so are you predicting AGI by 2030 Peter do we have the singularity by
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then we will I I don't like the word Singularity because humans are quite unique we are very creative we are
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we dream um I don't think we build machines that that have the same capability by 2030.
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I'm not sure if we want to build machines that can Envision different features for themselves uh what we want
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is machines that are intelligent enough to learn how to drive a car or learn how to
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operate the machine learn how to make pancakes for breakfast this is the sort of
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um limitations that I would like to put on on
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intelligent machines uh that we don't get into a like a Hollywood scenario of
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uh robots taking over the world um I don't that's that's the reason why
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I don't like the idea of a singularity um and um people who look Beyond saying the
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single Legacy uh artificial super intelligence uh humans are quite unique
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we have 86 billion neurons in our brain we um
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we can combine things that that seem totally unrelated to come up with new
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Solutions um we don't expect to be there by 2030