00:01furious debate over artificial intelligence has hardened into worrying comes in the cautious
00:07middle here is a look at the battle line in the war over a technology that is now the
00:14backbone of the economy and could decide the future of the planet I don't think it's dangerous but I
00:24don't feel is changing mindsets we all need to develop our skills on the contrary I don't
00:30think it's jeopardizing the field rather it's important that students professors and everyone
00:36involved in the education field start engaging with it as an important aspect of our work while
00:42avoiding becoming fully dependent on it open AI was found in part because his backers including
00:49fast investors Elon Musk fear that AI development will end up in the hands of Google which they
00:56believe could not be trusted with the technology some have called for safety controls as by the
01:02nature of large language models they learn from themselves so while we have we can't control it
01:10completely it has to be governed in a certain way by humanity who should do that that's not a single
01:21question because for each country for each area for each discipline it has to have its own set of
01:27rules it can't be one generic rule for for all humanity today most of the Domas warning against the
01:36impact of artificial intelligence come from inside the companies themselves from academia or both
01:42former Google researcher Geoffrey Hinton and fellow computer scientist Joshua Bengio led the warnings
01:49about AI threats in the months after the release of chat GPT in 2022 which kick-started the latest AI
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