On two GB four BC and network stations. This is our straighter overnight with Mike Jefferies.

On two GB four BC and network stations. This is our straighter overnight with Mike Jefferies.

Good morning, welcome along. The plans to be here for another five hours and twenty three minutes, so I think there's room if you would like to discuss an issue, you know, if you want to give me a ring one three one eight seven three and we can talk about whatever it is, as long as it's of you know, I say this every morning, but I want to stick to this reasonably general interest. And you know, we go all over the place, so not so much for local issues, but there are a lot of general issues that we can talk about. Well, you can send me a text by all means, the hit and run wages. Send the text zero four to six zero eight seven three eight seven three, or send me an email. Who had quite a few of them yesterday morning in this couple here that I didn't get around to reading. Actually, when I was coming up towards the end of the program yesterday morning, we had a lot of response to my conversation with mister Erkitt about the big supermarkets in the discounting and whether it would work or not. And then he was comparing it with say Walmart, who basically say we have low prices all the time, but they don't push the discounting aspect, and that really seemed to strike a chord anyway, this morning. Here's something that's talked about from time to time. Will it become a reality? Yes, in the state of Washington in the US, not until twenty twenty nine. This date is in post US regulations which will require speed limitters to be installed in vehicles to curb speeding. What do you think is that a good idea? We keep seeing these ads on TV. You know, you just speed casually and end up looking like you're in an advanced stage of Parkinson's as a result. But I don't know whether people actually believe that. I mean, if we really want to cut down on bad driving, the proven way to do it is have more marked police cars on the car on the road. But I don't think we have enough policemen to be able to do that. But that works. But what do you think about this? I mean, is this a little too big brother for you? But it seems to me like it is waiting to happen. Washington has taken this step forward. From now on, it will require drive to install a device that limits the speed of cars according to the legal speed limit of the zone they're in. Right, so you're in your car and you're driving at ninety kilometers an hour, then presumably you hit the sixty zone and your car then cannot travel faster than sixty kilometers an hour no matter what. You can press the accelerator according to this story, but your car will not speed up. It's called the Beam Act, created with the aim of creating safe roads for everybody, as hundreds and hundreds of people lose their lives on the roads every year, so it's the usual. You know, this is for your own good. The device has been described as intelligent speed assistance. Do you want that? Do you want diligent speed assistance? So if you're in the forty zone and you want to go faster, the system won't let you do that. Okay, now quick think seems appealing, you know, the big brother thing. Somebody, some device somewhere AI maybe AI controls how fast you can go, but no finds or speed cameras. Right, so if your car is controlled, you won't be fined unless you take the limitter off. But when you're driving around, you won't incur an he finds because the system won't let you, you won't be able to go faster than the posted limit. Now, over the years it seemed to me the government say they I wants you to speed, But do they really not want you to speed or do they want to just catch you doing it? So actually I was discussing this a year or so ago with the youngest son and he immediately said, well, they won't get any fines and the revenue that is, you know, going the government's way from the fines is pretty considerable. So what do you think. Do you see that in your future? Do you think it's a good idea? Would you tolerated? Australians seem to you know, be very tolerant to me and told what to do by the bureaucrats and the government. But from the government's point of view, if they're controlling your speed and you can't speed, then they cut themselves out of a lot of revenue. What do you think where would that go? Anyway, you might have a thought on that, But if you've got a thought on something else, by all means you're you're perfectly welcome to call with it or simply a text is a story here in the front pages of thin review airs Back's unions say in a I policies. The Science and Industry Minister Tim Ayres has signaled a bigger role for trade unions in influencing how Australian companies incorporate artificial intelligence advances into their working practices, and growing concerns that AI could replace swathes of white collar jobs. Well maybe not just white collar jobs. I'm going to talk about that a bit later. But there's a couple of stories I saw during the week. One was predicting and this is just in this country a whole lot of jobs would go and sooner than anybody thinks, you know, in the next few years. And I saw another story, does a I want to kill us all? Is that what it plans? So I'm going to have a conversation later on with Mark Rohader, who really studies these things. You know. I tend to look at this stuff and think, oh, is this is the latest horror story? What the novel? He's wearing off? The earth kind of burn up through global warming, which we now call whatever. It's been through a few incarnations, as you know, But are we still with climate change something like that? Whatever it is? But maybe the impact of that is wearing off. So the next big horror is a I will it kill us all? So I'm going to talk to Mark about it later, and his approach seems to be that AI wouldn't set out to kill us, but if AI develops a plan and we get in the way, then it very well might want to eliminate us. I was reading a bit in the Scientific American. They're talking about, you know, how would you kill all the people on the earth? Would use a bomb or would you use some kind of virus or whatever? His view is, it won't really be like that. What AI could do is use social media to create such social disruption that that would effectively rule us out of the equation if we're getting in the way of AI. You know, I play that bit from two thousand and one occasionally where Hell has a project to complete which is so important that he has to get rid of the human being. So that seems to kind of be the thinking anyway AI. I mean, does that crop up in your daily life or is it actually there but you're not paying much attention to it. That's what the AI types tell me. It's really already having an effect, but we just haven't noticed it so much, and ultimately, what's it going to do to us? Anyway, I'll talk to Mark about it later, but you might have a thought in the meantime, But they may very well be something else that you would like to wring me about. What about this Tinder, you know, the dating app Tinder is testing a height filter. Devastated users, according to this say it's over for short men. So when I've never used one of these, but if you have, you probably know more about it than I do. But I understand the basic principle. You put in what you're looking for and some details about yourself, and then if things start to meld, I guess maybe you get together. So this latest thing, they're calling it a height filter, but it's not really If you read the story, it's, you know, like so many stories they have this snappy headline. You read the story and think didn't really live up to the headline. It's just a voluntary thing where you tick how tall you are, right. But then it does go on to say that women in particular are using chat GPT to figure out how tall some of the men who want to date them really are, and supposedly the computer the AA whatever you call it. It can tell from a photograph, or at least a series of photographs, how tall somebody really is. So if somebody says, you know, in the old money, we'd say they're five to eleven, but they're really five seven, depending on what's in the background, then the device can tell whether or not the human being is telling the truth. What do you think, good idea? Well, you agree with the people who say it's over for short men. Interesting age we live in. Anyway, give me a call by all means, send me a text. I'll do some of those after these. Paul said, good day, Mike. I'm surprised you didn't play Randy Newman Short People, says Paul, Yes, I would have tied in. You're quite right, Okay, maybe we can give you a production job. I enjoyed talking to Randy Newman, both on and off the radio, and he has written some interesting songs. Although people remember him for short People, he said he actually wrote that to amuse his kids, but some of the lines in it, of course created outrage. Short people got no reason to live. They got nasty little cars that go beep, beep beep. M Talking about the cars, Helen says, Hi, Mike. Good luck with these suggested speed limitters on cars. Helen says, my new key is Celtos. While a great car generally recognizes the forty killer me to pray our school's oone limit half the time and happily beeps away to tell me I'm speeding, even though it can be eleven in the morning. This just won't work, Helen have Paterson. Yes, contemporary cars. I mean, they make some beautiful cars, but then some of the stuff they put on there, I don't know if it's really for the driver. I mean the beeping and tooting. And I was driving a rental a while ago, and I was a bit off the beaten track and it got very upset because it couldn't find a white line to align thinking. Michael says, I've found the best and most polite way to insult telemarketers is to ask them if they're AI or human. So what do they say? Do they say, yes, you're right, I'm AI, Michael? Google says you're six'? Three what me six'? Three younger? Sons is that or? More But google says that? Really? Okay let me take a call here From. Tracy good, Morning, Tracy good.

Good morning, welcome along. The plans to be here for another five hours and twenty three minutes, so I think there's room if you would like to discuss an issue, you know, if you want to give me a ring one three one eight seven three and we can talk about whatever it is, as long as it's of you know, I say this every morning, but I want to stick to this reasonably general interest. And you know, we go all over the place, so not so much for local issues, but there are a lot of general issues that we can talk about. Well, you can send me a text by all means, the hit and run wages. Send the text zero four to six zero eight seven three eight seven three, or send me an email. Who had quite a few of them yesterday morning in this couple here that I didn't get around to reading. Actually, when I was coming up towards the end of the program yesterday morning, we had a lot of response to my conversation with mister Erkitt about the big supermarkets in the discounting and whether it would work or not. And then he was comparing it with say Walmart, who basically say we have low prices all the time, but they don't push the discounting aspect, and that really seemed to strike a chord anyway, this morning. Here's something that's talked about from time to time. Will it become a reality? Yes, in the state of Washington in the US, not until twenty twenty nine. This date is in post US regulations which will require speed limitters to be installed in vehicles to curb speeding. What do you think is that a good idea? We keep seeing these ads on TV. You know, you just speed casually and end up looking like you're in an advanced stage of Parkinson's as a result. But I don't know whether people actually believe that. I mean, if we really want to cut down on bad driving, the proven way to do it is have more marked police cars on the car on the road. But I don't think we have enough policemen to be able to do that. But that works. But what do you think about this? I mean, is this a little too big brother for you? But it seems to me like it is waiting to happen. Washington has taken this step forward. From now on, it will require drive to install a device that limits the speed of cars according to the legal speed limit of the zone they're in. Right, so you're in your car and you're driving at ninety kilometers an hour, then presumably you hit the sixty zone and your car then cannot travel faster than sixty kilometers an hour no matter what. You can press the accelerator according to this story, but your car will not speed up. It's called the Beam Act, created with the aim of creating safe roads for everybody, as hundreds and hundreds of people lose their lives on the roads every year, so it's the usual. You know, this is for your own good. The device has been described as intelligent speed assistance. Do you want that? Do you want diligent speed assistance? So if you're in the forty zone and you want to go faster, the system won't let you do that. Okay, now quick think seems appealing, you know, the big brother thing. Somebody, some device somewhere AI maybe AI controls how fast you can go, but no finds or speed cameras. Right, so if your car is controlled, you won't be fined unless you take the limitter off. But when you're driving around, you won't incur an he finds because the system won't let you, you won't be able to go faster than the posted limit. Now, over the years it seemed to me the government say they I wants you to speed, But do they really not want you to speed or do they want to just catch you doing it? So actually I was discussing this a year or so ago with the youngest son and he immediately said, well, they won't get any fines and the revenue that is, you know, going the government's way from the fines is pretty considerable. So what do you think. Do you see that in your future? Do you think it's a good idea? Would you tolerated? Australians seem to you know, be very tolerant to me and told what to do by the bureaucrats and the government. But from the government's point of view, if they're controlling your speed and you can't speed, then they cut themselves out of a lot of revenue. What do you think where would that go? Anyway, you might have a thought on that, But if you've got a thought on something else, by all means you're you're perfectly welcome to call with it or simply a text is a story here in the front pages of thin review airs Back's unions say in a I policies. The Science and Industry Minister Tim Ayres has signaled a bigger role for trade unions in influencing how Australian companies incorporate artificial intelligence advances into their working practices, and growing concerns that AI could replace swathes of white collar jobs. Well maybe not just white collar jobs. I'm going to talk about that a bit later. But there's a couple of stories I saw during the week. One was predicting and this is just in this country a whole lot of jobs would go and sooner than anybody thinks, you know, in the next few years. And I saw another story, does a I want to kill us all? Is that what it plans? So I'm going to have a conversation later on with Mark Rohader, who really studies these things. You know. I tend to look at this stuff and think, oh, is this is the latest horror story? What the novel? He's wearing off? The earth kind of burn up through global warming, which we now call whatever. It's been through a few incarnations, as you know, But are we still with climate change something like that? Whatever it is? But maybe the impact of that is wearing off. So the next big horror is a I will it kill us all? So I'm going to talk to Mark about it later, and his approach seems to be that AI wouldn't set out to kill us, but if AI develops a plan and we get in the way, then it very well might want to eliminate us. I was reading a bit in the Scientific American. They're talking about, you know, how would you kill all the people on the earth? Would use a bomb or would you use some kind of virus or whatever? His view is, it won't really be like that. What AI could do is use social media to create such social disruption that that would effectively rule us out of the equation if we're getting in the way of AI. You know, I play that bit from two thousand and one occasionally where Hell has a project to complete which is so important that he has to get rid of the human being. So that seems to kind of be the thinking anyway AI. I mean, does that crop up in your daily life or is it actually there but you're not paying much attention to it. That's what the AI types tell me. It's really already having an effect, but we just haven't noticed it so much, and ultimately, what's it going to do to us? Anyway, I'll talk to Mark about it later, but you might have a thought in the meantime, But they may very well be something else that you would like to wring me about. What about this Tinder, you know, the dating app Tinder is testing a height filter. Devastated users, according to this say it's over for short men. So when I've never used one of these, but if you have, you probably know more about it than I do. But I understand the basic principle. You put in what you're looking for and some details about yourself, and then if things start to meld, I guess maybe you get together. So this latest thing, they're calling it a height filter, but it's not really If you read the story, it's, you know, like so many stories they have this snappy headline. You read the story and think didn't really live up to the headline. It's just a voluntary thing where you tick how tall you are, right. But then it does go on to say that women in particular are using chat GPT to figure out how tall some of the men who want to date them really are, and supposedly the computer the AA whatever you call it. It can tell from a photograph, or at least a series of photographs, how tall somebody really is. So if somebody says, you know, in the old money, we'd say they're five to eleven, but they're really five seven, depending on what's in the background, then the device can tell whether or not the human being is telling the truth. What do you think, good idea? Well, you agree with the people who say it's over for short men. Interesting age we live in. Anyway, give me a call by all means, send me a text. I'll do some of those after these. Paul said, good day, Mike. I'm surprised you didn't play Randy Newman Short People, says Paul, Yes, I would have tied in. You're quite right, Okay, maybe we can give you a production job. I enjoyed talking to Randy Newman, both on and off the radio, and he has written some interesting songs. Although people remember him for short People, he said he actually wrote that to amuse his kids, but some of the lines in it, of course created outrage. Short people got no reason to live. They got nasty little cars that go beep, beep beep. M Talking about the cars, Helen says, Hi, Mike. Good luck with these suggested speed limitters on cars. Helen says, my new key is Celtos. While a great car generally recognizes the forty killer me to pray our school's oone limit half the time and happily beeps away to tell me I'm speeding, even though it can be eleven in the morning. This just won't work, Helen have Paterson. Yes, contemporary cars. I mean, they make some beautiful cars, but then some of the stuff they put on there, I don't know if it's really for the driver. I mean the beeping and tooting. And I was driving a rental a while ago, and I was a bit off the beaten track and it got very upset because it couldn't find a white line to align thinking. Michael says, I've found the best and most polite way to insult telemarketers is to ask them if they're AI or human. So what do they say? Do they say, yes, you're right, I'm AI, Michael? Google says you're six'? Three what me six'? Three younger? Sons is that or? More But google says that? Really? Okay let me take a call here From. Tracy good, Morning, Tracy good.

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Morning, Mike. MIKE i recently saw a video of Shi Jing pink saying that he would not invade any sovereign, countries which IMMEDIATELY i, thought.

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Bye talking about the speed limit Is, joe Says High. Mike quite happens if you're traveling To washington From. Interstate, WELL i suppose you don't have the. LIMITTER i presume unless neighboring states think, hey let's all get. THEM i don't see them all getting, them but, anyway maybe maybe they like the. Idea but, yes if you're traveling from inter, STATE i don't know when you have to do get a temporary. Limitter the trucks on the, highway says anonymous person. Here it should be speed, limited or they are speed, limited so the car should BE i reckon about one hundred and twenty no. More got the trailer or something or a car would be a lot, Easier, yes but speed limiting it to just one hundred and. Twenty what are you going to do when you're in the school. Zone you know the idea of what's being, proposed and it won't happen till twenty twenty. Nine but they've already passed the, law so it is going to, happen presumably In, washington is that the car will recognize the speed zone and then you won't be able to go any faster than. That, so despite What helen says about the key a celtass which thinks it should not go faster than the zone limited for the, school even though it's eleven in the, morning, presumably if everything's working properly and you're in an area that is one limit you, know at one time of the, day and a different one, later then this system will be set up properly so that the vehicle will recognize. It but if you were doing and then you hit the forty, zone you can't go any faster than. Forty that's the. Idea bert's complaining about the app to GiB. App what's with the log in first to? Listen had the app for, years just launched it and it. Worked white Change now it's so so. INCONVENIENT i don't, Know, BERT i don't, KNOW i Asked. Graham do he, thinks, yes you have to log in now before you can listen to? Program is that? Right you got to log in? THERE i haven't. TRIED i don't know the answer to. That it's a technical. Thing if there's a tech around this, Morning i'll ask them about. It and so we've had some inquiries and see what they have to say for. THEMSELVES. A i what's it going to do to? Us during the. Week i've read that it's going to take lots of jobs sooner than we, think and another piece that said it's definitely going to kill. Us so not just take our, jobs but. Kills to comment further on this author who focuses on the impact of, technology It's Mark Road a good, Morning, mark thanks for doing.

Bye talking about the speed limit Is, joe Says High. Mike quite happens if you're traveling To washington From. Interstate, WELL i suppose you don't have the. LIMITTER i presume unless neighboring states think, hey let's all get. THEM i don't see them all getting, them but, anyway maybe maybe they like the. Idea but, yes if you're traveling from inter, STATE i don't know when you have to do get a temporary. Limitter the trucks on the, highway says anonymous person. Here it should be speed, limited or they are speed, limited so the car should BE i reckon about one hundred and twenty no. More got the trailer or something or a car would be a lot, Easier, yes but speed limiting it to just one hundred and. Twenty what are you going to do when you're in the school. Zone you know the idea of what's being, proposed and it won't happen till twenty twenty. Nine but they've already passed the, law so it is going to, happen presumably In, washington is that the car will recognize the speed zone and then you won't be able to go any faster than. That, so despite What helen says about the key a celtass which thinks it should not go faster than the zone limited for the, school even though it's eleven in the, morning, presumably if everything's working properly and you're in an area that is one limit you, know at one time of the, day and a different one, later then this system will be set up properly so that the vehicle will recognize. It but if you were doing and then you hit the forty, zone you can't go any faster than. Forty that's the. Idea bert's complaining about the app to GiB. App what's with the log in first to? Listen had the app for, years just launched it and it. Worked white Change now it's so so. INCONVENIENT i don't, Know, BERT i don't, KNOW i Asked. Graham do he, thinks, yes you have to log in now before you can listen to? Program is that? Right you got to log in? THERE i haven't. TRIED i don't know the answer to. That it's a technical. Thing if there's a tech around this, Morning i'll ask them about. It and so we've had some inquiries and see what they have to say for. THEMSELVES. A i what's it going to do to? Us during the. Week i've read that it's going to take lots of jobs sooner than we, think and another piece that said it's definitely going to kill. Us so not just take our, jobs but. Kills to comment further on this author who focuses on the impact of, technology It's Mark Road a good, Morning, mark thanks for doing.

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Mike So i've read something about it's going to take five thousand jobs in the next few, years but you're of the view THAT ai is going to take a lot more than. That i'm just talking About australian of the.

World, YES i believe it could be as much as ten to twenty percent of the workforce in the next five years or. Earlier AND i think that's the same. GLOBALLY i, mean it's not just like college. Jobs but WHEN ai gets embedded into, robots which is going to happen quite, soon with very dexterous, hands it's going to be able to do a lot of manual jobs as.

World, YES i believe it could be as much as ten to twenty percent of the workforce in the next five years or. Earlier AND i think that's the same. GLOBALLY i, mean it's not just like college. Jobs but WHEN ai gets embedded into, robots which is going to happen quite, soon with very dexterous, hands it's going to be able to do a lot of manual jobs as.

Well so what are we going to do with all these people we don't need to work, anymore what are they going to?

Well so what are we going to do with all these people we don't need to work, anymore what are they going to?

Do, Well, look it's going to present a fundamental challenge to what we'd call the social, contract which is, basically you, know for hundreds of years to do a fair work and you get a fair day's. PAY a lot of our human dignity has come from. Work when you enter.

Do, Well, look it's going to present a fundamental challenge to what we'd call the social, contract which is, basically you, know for hundreds of years to do a fair work and you get a fair day's. PAY a lot of our human dignity has come from. Work when you enter.

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A world where a lot of the.

Work maybe the majority eventually is going to be done BY ai and, robots it requires a whole new way of restructuring society because, obviously at the, moment all the big tech heads, saying, oh, yes we need to do, this this is going to increase. Productivity but there's no point in having increased productivity if there's nobody who can afford to buy the extra products that are made because so many people will be able to.

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To be a new social contract come hither or EITHER i.

Think just as a, Sidelight, well ultimately, NOT i guess it's going to use an awful lot of ELECTRICITY, ai is it?

Think just as a, Sidelight, well ultimately, NOT i guess it's going to use an awful lot of ELECTRICITY, ai is it?

Not it is at the moment to power one of these big. Centers it's the equivalent of powering a very large. City there's a bit of a. Debate, so you, know, technology over time becomes two things become smaller and it becomes more efficient in terms of its users to. Power so HOPEFULLY ai will require will become more efficient and require less. Power but at the, moment it's gobbling up everything that we.

Not it is at the moment to power one of these big. Centers it's the equivalent of powering a very large. City there's a bit of a. Debate, so you, know, technology over time becomes two things become smaller and it becomes more efficient in terms of its users to. Power so HOPEFULLY ai will require will become more efficient and require less. Power but at the, moment it's gobbling up everything that we.

Produce when it comes to wanting to kill, us AS i understand it from a conversation you AND i have had off the, radio it doesn't NECESSARILY ai want to kill, us but we may get in its. Way is that? Right, yeah that's.

Produce when it comes to wanting to kill, us AS i understand it from a conversation you AND i have had off the, radio it doesn't NECESSARILY ai want to kill, us but we may get in its. Way is that? Right, yeah that's.

Right look a few people have pointed this, out including one of the great pioneers OF, ai which who Is Jeff, hinton who created the neural net in the late nineteen eighties that led to the MODERN ai we know, today including, CHAT gpt and.

Right look a few people have pointed this, out including one of the great pioneers OF, ai which who Is Jeff, hinton who created the neural net in the late nineteen eighties that led to the MODERN ai we know, today including, CHAT gpt and.

All the other. Ones his view is, that you, KNOW.

All the other. Ones his view is, that you, KNOW.

Ai probably won't decide unless it becomes, sentient and of course it won't decide it needs to extinguish all human, beings but rather it will be in pursuit of a, goal like it might have a goal in its, mind and it will come to the conclusion that, well what are the obstacles preventing me from achieving this? Goal and it might quickly conclude, that, oh humans could stand the way because they could unplug, me and therefore it might cide as a sub goal to eradicate. Us that's, extreme of, course but there's a certain logic to.

Ai probably won't decide unless it becomes, sentient and of course it won't decide it needs to extinguish all human, beings but rather it will be in pursuit of a, goal like it might have a goal in its, mind and it will come to the conclusion that, well what are the obstacles preventing me from achieving this? Goal and it might quickly conclude, that, oh humans could stand the way because they could unplug, me and therefore it might cide as a sub goal to eradicate. Us that's, extreme of, course but there's a certain logic to.

That, well that was the proposal in two thousand and one a Space, odyssey wasn't. It where the computer felt that the project was too important to abandon and it took priority over the human. Beings so that's seen as a. POSSIBILITY i was reading piece In New, scientists and it was talking about the actual physical properties needed to destroy human, beings but it didn't really address the issue of whether or not A i would find as obstacles and decide that we have to be. Removed but that IS i, mean if we follow the two thousand and One Space odyssey, thinking which seems to be the current, thinking now that THE ai might decide we're an, obstacle then we have to be gotten rid.

That, well that was the proposal in two thousand and one a Space, odyssey wasn't. It where the computer felt that the project was too important to abandon and it took priority over the human. Beings so that's seen as a. POSSIBILITY i was reading piece In New, scientists and it was talking about the actual physical properties needed to destroy human, beings but it didn't really address the issue of whether or not A i would find as obstacles and decide that we have to be. Removed but that IS i, mean if we follow the two thousand and One Space odyssey, thinking which seems to be the current, thinking now that THE ai might decide we're an, obstacle then we have to be gotten rid.

Of, well, yeah that's. Sorry it might operate much more subtly than. That there's oneful writer you would probably heard, of if, All Noah, harari who wrote books Like sapiens is a, philosopher and he focuses on. Technology he thinks THAT ai is more likely to affect us by nudging us very subtly through social, media because it will become so. Clever it could create if it want to do all sorts of social chaos and sort of cause all sorts of inter nacine, warfare.

Of, well, yeah that's. Sorry it might operate much more subtly than. That there's oneful writer you would probably heard, of if, All Noah, harari who wrote books Like sapiens is a, philosopher and he focuses on. Technology he thinks THAT ai is more likely to affect us by nudging us very subtly through social, media because it will become so. Clever it could create if it want to do all sorts of social chaos and sort of cause all sorts of inter nacine, warfare.

And we wouldn't even know.

And we wouldn't even know.

It it could just go about systematically destabilizing are social institutions because it has just become so clever and nuanced in the way it. Operates that's probably a bigger. Threat SO i wouldn't actually need to launch nuclear missiles or. Something it could actually just cause such social decay that our civilization sort of. Ends, anyway that's a big.

It it could just go about systematically destabilizing are social institutions because it has just become so clever and nuanced in the way it. Operates that's probably a bigger. Threat SO i wouldn't actually need to launch nuclear missiles or. Something it could actually just cause such social decay that our civilization sort of. Ends, anyway that's a big.

PROBLEM i read a piece the other, day and to my, mind this was an artificial. Construct but THE ai was given information that an engineer was going to shut it. Down but it was also given information that the engineer was having in fairns to his, wife and somehow the concept of. Blackmail so THE ai then threatened to blackmail the engineer if he dared to turn it. Off do you think that's realistic or is that just somebody playing.

PROBLEM i read a piece the other, day and to my, mind this was an artificial. Construct but THE ai was given information that an engineer was going to shut it. Down but it was also given information that the engineer was having in fairns to his, wife and somehow the concept of. Blackmail so THE ai then threatened to blackmail the engineer if he dared to turn it. Off do you think that's realistic or is that just somebody playing.

No it's very realistic BECAUSE ais are really good at game, playing you, know not just chess or. Go they because they've, read, basically or in the process of, reading everything we've, written including all the plays and the books and all the, scandals they have a pretty good understanding of human nature and also the nature of. Deceit and they also probably have picked up through all that reading that, oh my, goodness IF i want to get ahead in, LIFE i need to veil my true, intentions so AND i need to exert maximum leverage over, people blackmail being, one and this program it was only in a test situation a few weeks, ago but if released into the real, world it shows in principle that it is capable capable of blackmailing, somebody which is very.

No it's very realistic BECAUSE ais are really good at game, playing you, know not just chess or. Go they because they've, read, basically or in the process of, reading everything we've, written including all the plays and the books and all the, scandals they have a pretty good understanding of human nature and also the nature of. Deceit and they also probably have picked up through all that reading that, oh my, goodness IF i want to get ahead in, LIFE i need to veil my true, intentions so AND i need to exert maximum leverage over, people blackmail being, one and this program it was only in a test situation a few weeks, ago but if released into the real, world it shows in principle that it is capable capable of blackmailing, somebody which is very.

Disturbing so TO, ai.

Disturbing so TO, ai.

It's just another tool to gain what it.

It's just another tool to gain what it.

Wants, yeah that's exactly. Right there's no emotion, involved but it would see this is a mechanism that works very well with human beings to get them to do things THAT i want by revealing certain information that they don't want out. There and because they would have seen it written so many sort of books and seen in films as. WELL i, mean it's interesting HOW ai is sort of split at the moment into what call the doomers or the evangelists and THE ai. Accelerationists and the doomers of course they think it's all, very very scary and this only amount of time BEFORE ai starts to really work against. Us and on the other side you've got the accelerationists who are, saying, look let's just go full steam ahead and let's just hope fingers crossed that it's all going to turn out, fine because they have this sort of rather, candid optimistic view of the. World you, know accelerationists include people LIKE i would Say Ellen musk And Sam molton because they've got invested interest in it. All this impedter diamentis business. Person but even those, people even the, accelerationists they still every now and then express concerns about it because they do recognize there's a, danger even though they downplay.

Wants, yeah that's exactly. Right there's no emotion, involved but it would see this is a mechanism that works very well with human beings to get them to do things THAT i want by revealing certain information that they don't want out. There and because they would have seen it written so many sort of books and seen in films as. WELL i, mean it's interesting HOW ai is sort of split at the moment into what call the doomers or the evangelists and THE ai. Accelerationists and the doomers of course they think it's all, very very scary and this only amount of time BEFORE ai starts to really work against. Us and on the other side you've got the accelerationists who are, saying, look let's just go full steam ahead and let's just hope fingers crossed that it's all going to turn out, fine because they have this sort of rather, candid optimistic view of the. World you, know accelerationists include people LIKE i would Say Ellen musk And Sam molton because they've got invested interest in it. All this impedter diamentis business. Person but even those, people even the, accelerationists they still every now and then express concerns about it because they do recognize there's a, danger even though they downplay.

It, yes WHEN i see, THIS i just wonder because throughout the, centuries a large chunk of the human population has always talked about the apocalypse whatever it, is you, know we're going to be punished for our, sins or more, recently anthropogenic climate. Change although that seems to be fading a, bit AND ai seems to be getting the publicity now about the next end of civilization and human beings as we know. It but talking to, you it seems like it's more of a, possibility not BECAUSE ai wants to get, us they don't want to necessarily kill, us but we might just be collateral damage on the way to what it wants to.

It, yes WHEN i see, THIS i just wonder because throughout the, centuries a large chunk of the human population has always talked about the apocalypse whatever it, is you, know we're going to be punished for our, sins or more, recently anthropogenic climate. Change although that seems to be fading a, bit AND ai seems to be getting the publicity now about the next end of civilization and human beings as we know. It but talking to, you it seems like it's more of a, possibility not BECAUSE ai wants to get, us they don't want to necessarily kill, us but we might just be collateral damage on the way to what it wants to.

Achieve something like.

Achieve something like.

THAT i think that that Would that's, Right. Mike you, know there's a there are so many different perspectives on, this which is fascinating in. Itself there's, one the really long term, perspective probably the scariest one really for our, Species homo, sapiens is that everything humans have been till now is just a prelude to what comes after the next type of. Species so in, effect we are sort of creating A ai as a Digital christliss that's going to produce this super intelligence that eventually will transcend. Humans you, know that's the real. DANGER i, mean as getting back to u Val, haras there's never never summon a power that you can't, control and you know we won't be able To it's very likely we won't be able to CONTROL. Ai eventually because it's just too it's just becoming too. SMART i, mean the smartest human alive is probably about to AN iq of two hundred and twenty, maybe but you, know these superintelligences will have IQs of you, know four, hundred five hundred or. Beyond they will be so ahead of, us not just, logically but in terms of calculations about our emotional responses to leverage are either blackmail, situation so we'll be quite vulnerable to. Them my personal view is this. Right nobody knows anything for sure about, this but this is my personal. View the danger is not in the really long long, term but it's the medium. Term and the REASON i say that IS ai in the next couple of years is going to be, really really, smart but it won't be smart enough to recognize the universal issues that have kept us, live like the importance of, diversity because in the short term and the short to medium, term we may be collateral damage for some goal that's pursuing until it reaches the stage where it enters a sort of quasi spiritual area where it starts to realize well the universe and The earth itself thrives on, diversity including species like, us so it's probably going to be and the interest to keep us.

THAT i think that that Would that's, Right. Mike you, know there's a there are so many different perspectives on, this which is fascinating in. Itself there's, one the really long term, perspective probably the scariest one really for our, Species homo, sapiens is that everything humans have been till now is just a prelude to what comes after the next type of. Species so in, effect we are sort of creating A ai as a Digital christliss that's going to produce this super intelligence that eventually will transcend. Humans you, know that's the real. DANGER i, mean as getting back to u Val, haras there's never never summon a power that you can't, control and you know we won't be able To it's very likely we won't be able to CONTROL. Ai eventually because it's just too it's just becoming too. SMART i, mean the smartest human alive is probably about to AN iq of two hundred and twenty, maybe but you, know these superintelligences will have IQs of you, know four, hundred five hundred or. Beyond they will be so ahead of, us not just, logically but in terms of calculations about our emotional responses to leverage are either blackmail, situation so we'll be quite vulnerable to. Them my personal view is this. Right nobody knows anything for sure about, this but this is my personal. View the danger is not in the really long long, term but it's the medium. Term and the REASON i say that IS ai in the next couple of years is going to be, really really, smart but it won't be smart enough to recognize the universal issues that have kept us, live like the importance of, diversity because in the short term and the short to medium, term we may be collateral damage for some goal that's pursuing until it reaches the stage where it enters a sort of quasi spiritual area where it starts to realize well the universe and The earth itself thrives on, diversity including species like, us so it's probably going to be and the interest to keep us.

Alive at least some of we get through this.

Alive at least some of we get through this.

Bubble it's going to be. Difficult, yeah very. Interesting appreciate your time and comments is Always, mark thanks for coming on the program. Anytime Make Mark, rohter who is an author who is focusing on the impact of. Technology if you'd like to give me a ring by all. Means we've got a couple of people here part of the. Family It's helen From Cubultua. Morning, HELEN I.

Bubble it's going to be. Difficult, yeah very. Interesting appreciate your time and comments is Always, mark thanks for coming on the program. Anytime Make Mark, rohter who is an author who is focusing on the impact of. Technology if you'd like to give me a ring by all. Means we've got a couple of people here part of the. Family It's helen From Cubultua. Morning, HELEN I.

MIKE i don't understand anything ABOUT i don't know. HOW i just can't get through them ahead what it's supposed to do and what it's going to do.

MIKE i don't understand anything ABOUT i don't know. HOW i just can't get through them ahead what it's supposed to do and what it's going to do.

Well for, example if the, job whatever it is the human being, does, relies for, example on precedent and available. Information consider a lawyer, HERE ai is ideal for that. Self it's going to replace anybody word is it would replace. Lawyers but on a more simple, SCALE i, guess more, straightforward the business of collecting money from people when they leave the. Supermarket the people who do that now are largely replaced, anyway BUT i imagine more of them would be. Replaced you. Know it's like when you go into what are the big, supermarkets the chances are you're going to have to use the automated thing. Yourself so the suggestion is more of those will. Go but LIKE i, say people particularly in jobs where they rely on accumulated, information which could be very, broad can be replaced BY. Ai that's the. Theory we've spoken about that in the. Past but because then if THE ai screws, up what do you? Do who do you? Sue?

Well for, example if the, job whatever it is the human being, does, relies for, example on precedent and available. Information consider a lawyer, HERE ai is ideal for that. Self it's going to replace anybody word is it would replace. Lawyers but on a more simple, SCALE i, guess more, straightforward the business of collecting money from people when they leave the. Supermarket the people who do that now are largely replaced, anyway BUT i imagine more of them would be. Replaced you. Know it's like when you go into what are the big, supermarkets the chances are you're going to have to use the automated thing. Yourself so the suggestion is more of those will. Go but LIKE i, say people particularly in jobs where they rely on accumulated, information which could be very, broad can be replaced BY. Ai that's the. Theory we've spoken about that in the. Past but because then if THE ai screws, up what do you? Do who do you? Sue?

Then, well that's, right AND i think too computers can only they still can't analyze or think, laterally you know, yourself when how many times you go onto that checkbox thing if you're ON agil or, whatever and it'll come back with an ANSWER i do not, Understand and you're trying to, Think, jesus how can you tell this computer what you want to? KNOW i just don't think it'll ever. WORK i don't think it'll.

Then, well that's, right AND i think too computers can only they still can't analyze or think, laterally you know, yourself when how many times you go onto that checkbox thing if you're ON agil or, whatever and it'll come back with an ANSWER i do not, Understand and you're trying to, Think, jesus how can you tell this computer what you want to? KNOW i just don't think it'll ever. WORK i don't think it'll.

Ever take a.

Ever take a.

Server, WELL i don't. KNOW i, mean that was certainly my. Attitude but the MORE i talk To mark And i've Known Mark on for, years and he's convinced it's going to make a huge. Difference and there is no doubt that a lot of businesses desperately wanted to work apart from anything, else they can do away with human beings because you know annoying human beings can. Be but then the argument is that if CHAT gi not CHAT, gpt that's part of. It but IF ai goes off in its own, direction it. Won't as we said in the conversation there With mark necessarily want to kill you as a human. Being but if you get in the way and not in an obvious way where you know somebody's saying, here couldn't you just turn the power? Off, yes but only if you realize that it's a. Threat it may be undermining your way of life without you fully understanding, it As mark, says maybe through social, MEDIA i.

Server, WELL i don't. KNOW i, mean that was certainly my. Attitude but the MORE i talk To mark And i've Known Mark on for, years and he's convinced it's going to make a huge. Difference and there is no doubt that a lot of businesses desperately wanted to work apart from anything, else they can do away with human beings because you know annoying human beings can. Be but then the argument is that if CHAT gi not CHAT, gpt that's part of. It but IF ai goes off in its own, direction it. Won't as we said in the conversation there With mark necessarily want to kill you as a human. Being but if you get in the way and not in an obvious way where you know somebody's saying, here couldn't you just turn the power? Off, yes but only if you realize that it's a. Threat it may be undermining your way of life without you fully understanding, it As mark, says maybe through social, MEDIA i.

Suppose but couldn't you just blow it?

Suppose but couldn't you just blow it?

Up?

Up?

Yes but, see the point is if you know that it's coming after, you but you got to know that in the first. Place, Anyway, helen thank you for.

Yes but, see the point is if you know that it's coming after, you but you got to know that in the first. Place, Anyway, helen thank you for.

Calling thank, you bye bye.

Calling thank, you bye bye.

Bye joe's, Saying, Hi, michael what do they consider short in? Men and one hundred and seventy centimeters? Tall so is that considered? Short Says joe From. TEMPE i don't know what's one hundred and seventy. Centimeters that's why we go back to feet and inches talking about human, beings and for that, matter flat screen TVs because it's easier for us to. Visualize so one hundred and seventy centimeters in, feet that's nearly five to, seven, Right so that's not unusually, SHORT i, guess but certainly not tall five. Seven it's not tall from? Man how tall is one seventy centimeters for a girl.

Bye joe's, Saying, Hi, michael what do they consider short in? Men and one hundred and seventy centimeters? Tall so is that considered? Short Says joe From. TEMPE i don't know what's one hundred and seventy. Centimeters that's why we go back to feet and inches talking about human, beings and for that, matter flat screen TVs because it's easier for us to. Visualize so one hundred and seventy centimeters in, feet that's nearly five to, seven, Right so that's not unusually, SHORT i, guess but certainly not tall five. Seven it's not tall from? Man how tall is one seventy centimeters for a girl.

Five to?

Five to?

Seven simple? Meatic bin doesn't really give an opinion on? That is five seven for a girl too? TALL i wouldn't think. So the average height of An american adult female is five three and a. Half the average heights of adult females worldwide range from just under five feet to around five to. Seven. Yeah, okay It's chris From. Layloh good, Morning.

Seven simple? Meatic bin doesn't really give an opinion on? That is five seven for a girl too? TALL i wouldn't think. So the average height of An american adult female is five three and a. Half the average heights of adult females worldwide range from just under five feet to around five to. Seven. Yeah, okay It's chris From. Layloh good, Morning.

Chris, Yeah, Hi.

Chris, Yeah, Hi.

Mike my, look stetting back to The Labor party and it's, ethics its morals if you want to call them, that and what we're talking about yesterday REGARDING i or Elbows, Labor i'd stick with albow being the biggest threat now to? Me what concerned me with this? Party it's got no, Morals it will do whatever it takes to. Win to, me most of its members have got no real life experience or work experienced their professional. Politicians to, ME i can't see how like to, me what what The Labored party is doing to itself. Is it's not identifying with any. Identity it destroyed our our sense of, identity our, culture our, heritage. Heritage it challenges all our. Vagues it doesn't matter what it, is but what sort of? End what is the end of decision is not the traditional it can't be the Trauditional Labor. Party it's detracted a lot from what it was set up to, do and it's been influenced too much by the very part of it that that that's brought about its, convision the common side or the socialist, side and to really, look it's not taken us to a better, place. Unfortunately but then The libs what, Nick i'm talking mostly from A victorian, perspective but a lot of it's to do with the federal, government federal. Coalition what do they represent because they don't seem to know.

Mike my, look stetting back to The Labor party and it's, ethics its morals if you want to call them, that and what we're talking about yesterday REGARDING i or Elbows, Labor i'd stick with albow being the biggest threat now to? Me what concerned me with this? Party it's got no, Morals it will do whatever it takes to. Win to, me most of its members have got no real life experience or work experienced their professional. Politicians to, ME i can't see how like to, me what what The Labored party is doing to itself. Is it's not identifying with any. Identity it destroyed our our sense of, identity our, culture our, heritage. Heritage it challenges all our. Vagues it doesn't matter what it, is but what sort of? End what is the end of decision is not the traditional it can't be the Trauditional Labor. Party it's detracted a lot from what it was set up to, do and it's been influenced too much by the very part of it that that that's brought about its, convision the common side or the socialist, side and to really, look it's not taken us to a better, place. Unfortunately but then The libs what, Nick i'm talking mostly from A victorian, perspective but a lot of it's to do with the federal, government federal. Coalition what do they represent because they don't seem to know.

It but both of the major parties are so far from their original, promise and that's why we have the situation we have at the. Moment but the election that we just had was not just me, saying you see some of these commentators who've been around for a little, while not THAT i, haven't but they're, saying this is the worst election we've ever. Seen but what do they both stand? For it's hard to. TELL i think it's actually hard to. Tell harder to tell with The libs what The lives were. OFFERING i, mean, yes the socialist side of the labor parties certainly taken. Over there's no doubt that that's what they're, doing and that's the way they're. Heading will it end, Well, CHRIS i don't see it ending ending. Well, no, okay let's agree on. That it won't end.

It but both of the major parties are so far from their original, promise and that's why we have the situation we have at the. Moment but the election that we just had was not just me, saying you see some of these commentators who've been around for a little, while not THAT i, haven't but they're, saying this is the worst election we've ever. Seen but what do they both stand? For it's hard to. TELL i think it's actually hard to. Tell harder to tell with The libs what The lives were. OFFERING i, mean, yes the socialist side of the labor parties certainly taken. Over there's no doubt that that's what they're, doing and that's the way they're. Heading will it end, Well, CHRIS i don't see it ending ending. Well, no, okay let's agree on. That it won't end.

Well, Look i'll just put one a little bit in. There someone all up in this election. Campaign they want on the negativity towards The. Lives The lives just didn't stand up to. Them and we've got this is this is a problem we've got In victoria where even with this Emergency services, levee from WHAT i, understand the government backed off a little. Bit but that's just the splinter of the. Group you, know the government is run by advisors and consultants and it's not it is not connected with. Voters And i'm seeing the Same arab rule. Level i'll tell you. What over what a year and a, half maybe even. Longer i've ring up. Politicians WHAT i picked up is they don't talk to. Us their officers don't talk to. Us they look for any excuse these days to hang up on you the summer at the, door Or i've got another, call or whatever my boy they. Want i'm not sure that that a phone call does any. Good but THEN i don't know what does do any good because Because susan says that they need to connect With vogue as, well isn't that that's at the? Call what you should should be a standpoint saying that.

Well, Look i'll just put one a little bit in. There someone all up in this election. Campaign they want on the negativity towards The. Lives The lives just didn't stand up to. Them and we've got this is this is a problem we've got In victoria where even with this Emergency services, levee from WHAT i, understand the government backed off a little. Bit but that's just the splinter of the. Group you, know the government is run by advisors and consultants and it's not it is not connected with. Voters And i'm seeing the Same arab rule. Level i'll tell you. What over what a year and a, half maybe even. Longer i've ring up. Politicians WHAT i picked up is they don't talk to. Us their officers don't talk to. Us they look for any excuse these days to hang up on you the summer at the, door Or i've got another, call or whatever my boy they. Want i'm not sure that that a phone call does any. Good but THEN i don't know what does do any good because Because susan says that they need to connect With vogue as, well isn't that that's at the? Call what you should should be a standpoint saying that.

They should be taking your call if they're serious about. It, Yes, CHRIS i gotta.

They should be taking your call if they're serious about. It, Yes, CHRIS i gotta.

Fly it's always gone to you. Know you listen to What chris public sentement is and they're Not and what worries?

Fly it's always gone to you. Know you listen to What chris public sentement is and they're Not and what worries?

ME i THINK i get the, Message, Chris, yes we get the general. Tone, Yeah, okay gotta, Fly, chris have a wonderful. Morning talking about driving motor, Cars, marians is the most dangerous part of the car is that not behind them? Wheel roger, SAYS, I, mike will you be on every weekday this? Week, No i'm just doing this Because phil is having a day, off four personal. Reasons here's comment this Is. MIKE ai have just started USING ai a month ago for coding trading. Software what took months to code now takes seconds and it's, smart very. Smart fun, fact the consumption of energy stroke electricity BY Ai america has to double their electricity, output and the world as a whole has to increase electricity output by one third to power the data centers being built now to RUN. Ai, meanwhile here In, australia says my, correspondent what are our plans to increase electricity generation to power OUR ai net? Zero yeah, Right i'm going to talk To nicator about that later in the. Morning, also the mother of all data centers is being built in the state's now by In Vidia. Corporation and that's apparently the end of that particular. Text here's some news for.

ME i THINK i get the, Message, Chris, yes we get the general. Tone, Yeah, okay gotta, Fly, chris have a wonderful. Morning talking about driving motor, Cars, marians is the most dangerous part of the car is that not behind them? Wheel roger, SAYS, I, mike will you be on every weekday this? Week, No i'm just doing this Because phil is having a day, off four personal. Reasons here's comment this Is. MIKE ai have just started USING ai a month ago for coding trading. Software what took months to code now takes seconds and it's, smart very. Smart fun, fact the consumption of energy stroke electricity BY Ai america has to double their electricity, output and the world as a whole has to increase electricity output by one third to power the data centers being built now to RUN. Ai, meanwhile here In, australia says my, correspondent what are our plans to increase electricity generation to power OUR ai net? Zero yeah, Right i'm going to talk To nicator about that later in the. Morning, also the mother of all data centers is being built in the state's now by In Vidia. Corporation and that's apparently the end of that particular. Text here's some news for.

You now on T gb FOR bc and network. Stations back to our straight here overnight We Mike, jeffries.

You now on T gb FOR bc and network. Stations back to our straight here overnight We Mike, jeffries.

Good, morning welcome along if you're with. Me before the news, THERE i was reading a text turns out to be from stew of The. Ridge but there's only so much room in the text. Department the rest of, it like the rest of the text ABOUT, ai the mother of all data centers is being built in The states now by In Nvidia. Corporation we got up to, that And stu is pointing out it has its own private nuclear power. Plants the name for this. Stargate, yes they're really rediscovering nuclear in THE. Us the genie's out of the, bottle for good or? Bad is STE i say please and thank? You because it doesn't. Forget it's estimated that there's a twenty percent chance of it's going to kill. Us most people will be too busy with social media to take full advantage of. It only a small amount of people to take full advantage of. It people who do not engage with other people in their jobs now will lose their. Jobs think of work from. Home that's the Way stu sees. It david here, says hey, man it probably should Be hey, man what drugs are you guys?

Good, morning welcome along if you're with. Me before the news, THERE i was reading a text turns out to be from stew of The. Ridge but there's only so much room in the text. Department the rest of, it like the rest of the text ABOUT, ai the mother of all data centers is being built in The states now by In Nvidia. Corporation we got up to, that And stu is pointing out it has its own private nuclear power. Plants the name for this. Stargate, yes they're really rediscovering nuclear in THE. Us the genie's out of the, bottle for good or? Bad is STE i say please and thank? You because it doesn't. Forget it's estimated that there's a twenty percent chance of it's going to kill. Us most people will be too busy with social media to take full advantage of. It only a small amount of people to take full advantage of. It people who do not engage with other people in their jobs now will lose their. Jobs think of work from. Home that's the Way stu sees. It david here, says hey, man it probably should Be hey, man what drugs are you guys?

On?

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Acid by the sounds of the crap you're talking aibs wake. Up, YES i, Mean i'm tempted to think what you're saying is kind of, nice BUT i just don't believe. IT i you, Know i'm pretty skeptical about THE ai, thing and they have been from the, beginning but Lately i'm really beginning to think that it's going to make a huge. Difference angela Says. Mike do you THINK ai could be used in medical research to find a cure for? Cancer, well the people who are behind it, say well. YES i mean the strength it has is it's able to process so much information so very very. Quickly in THE pc here that says may not cure cancer in its, entirety but it holds immense promise for significantly improving cancer treatment and potentially accelerating the discovery of. CURES ai is being used in various ways to enhance cancer, care including drug, discovery, diagnosis and treatment. Planning now this strikes a chord. Here let me see IF i can find. It mick, says good, Morning. Assassin YOUR ai discussion has played out pretty much in The terminator. Films it's Called skynet. There as you probably, know it doesn't end very well for. Humans As micked From Winston, Hills, well it's a popular, theme isn't. It what having the end of the world and you know science goes crazy and sky that takes over and we have to fight.

Acid by the sounds of the crap you're talking aibs wake. Up, YES i, Mean i'm tempted to think what you're saying is kind of, nice BUT i just don't believe. IT i you, Know i'm pretty skeptical about THE ai, thing and they have been from the, beginning but Lately i'm really beginning to think that it's going to make a huge. Difference angela Says. Mike do you THINK ai could be used in medical research to find a cure for? Cancer, well the people who are behind it, say well. YES i mean the strength it has is it's able to process so much information so very very. Quickly in THE pc here that says may not cure cancer in its, entirety but it holds immense promise for significantly improving cancer treatment and potentially accelerating the discovery of. CURES ai is being used in various ways to enhance cancer, care including drug, discovery, diagnosis and treatment. Planning now this strikes a chord. Here let me see IF i can find. It mick, says good, Morning. Assassin YOUR ai discussion has played out pretty much in The terminator. Films it's Called skynet. There as you probably, know it doesn't end very well for. Humans As micked From Winston, Hills, well it's a popular, theme isn't. It what having the end of the world and you know science goes crazy and sky that takes over and we have to fight.

It, yeah look it's and that's not the first time it's popped. UP i was saying to, you was it in the? NEWS i can't remember WHEN i was talking to you about a MOVIE i remember as a kid thing that was a bit of a cautionary tale Called colossus The Foreben, project Where america has this. Supercomputer i'm set in the future there at nineteen seventy has a supercomputer and it finds which is going to be looking after all its defense and it finds out That, america, Sorry, russia has its own. Version it wants to be connected, up so thinking they're putting in safeguards and things that to connect up and realize the fact that humans ain't doing that good a.

It, yeah look it's and that's not the first time it's popped. UP i was saying to, you was it in the? NEWS i can't remember WHEN i was talking to you about a MOVIE i remember as a kid thing that was a bit of a cautionary tale Called colossus The Foreben, project Where america has this. Supercomputer i'm set in the future there at nineteen seventy has a supercomputer and it finds which is going to be looking after all its defense and it finds out That, america, Sorry, russia has its own. Version it wants to be connected, up so thinking they're putting in safeguards and things that to connect up and realize the fact that humans ain't doing that good a.

Job so they basically take.

Job so they basically take.

OVER i wouldn't be surprised if between that and you, know there's another little film about, It android coming from the future of the past to try and change the. Future it was the probably idea That James cameron had For. Terminator but you, know there's been a couple of films along the, way like even going back a while that do you remember that another one it's Had Fritz weaver And Julie christian Called The Demon SEED i.

OVER i wouldn't be surprised if between that and you, know there's another little film about, It android coming from the future of the past to try and change the. Future it was the probably idea That James cameron had For. Terminator but you, know there's been a couple of films along the, way like even going back a while that do you remember that another one it's Had Fritz weaver And Julie christian Called The Demon SEED i.

DO i can't remember WHETHER i saw it or. NOT i probably.

DO i can't remember WHETHER i saw it or. NOT i probably.

Did, yeah it was a terrific film from the seventies where by this guy But Fritz weaver's got this computer that's developed its own intelligence and it ends up taking over the house that he was in from his estrange wife With Julie christie keeps her captive because it wants to experiment on.

Did, yeah it was a terrific film from the seventies where by this guy But Fritz weaver's got this computer that's developed its own intelligence and it ends up taking over the house that he was in from his estrange wife With Julie christie keeps her captive because it wants to experiment on.

Her oh, okay and it.

Her oh, okay and it.

Had Robert vaughan as the voice of the. Computer.

Had Robert vaughan as the voice of the. Computer.

OH i always Like Robert vaughan And Julie christy from that, matter actually reminiscing as we, are he's a little bit from one of the classics that really illustrates exactly what we're talking. ABOUT i guess opened the pardbare. Doors, Hell.

OH i always Like Robert vaughan And Julie christy from that, matter actually reminiscing as we, are he's a little bit from one of the classics that really illustrates exactly what we're talking. ABOUT i guess opened the pardbare. Doors, Hell.

I'm, Sorry, Dave i'm AFRAID i can't do.

I'm, Sorry, Dave i'm AFRAID i can't do.

That what's the.

That what's the.

PROBLEM i think you know what the problem is just as well AS i.

PROBLEM i think you know what the problem is just as well AS i.

Do what are you talking?

Do what are you talking?

About?

About?

Hell this mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize.

Hell this mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize.

IT i don't know what you're talking.

IT i don't know what you're talking.

About, HELL.

About, HELL.

I know that you And frank were planning to disconnect, me And i'm afraid that's SOMETHING i cannot allow to.

I know that you And frank were planning to disconnect, me And i'm afraid that's SOMETHING i cannot allow to.

Happen where The, hell did you get that?

Happen where The, hell did you get that?

Idea?

Idea?

Hell although you took very thorough precautions in the part against my hearing, YOU i could see your lips.

Hell although you took very thorough precautions in the part against my hearing, YOU i could see your lips.

Move, yeah there you, go see the computer getting the. Business, yes.

Move, yeah there you, go see the computer getting the. Business, yes.

Indeed but the thing about that is it's spilled out. Right if you listen the conversation THAT i had With, mark he's saying that it will occur in much more subtle, ways AND ai won't set out to kill. Us it's just that we might kind of get in the, way but not in very obvious, ways just little bits that we wouldn't even think, of BUT ai may find. Important and you, know he's suggesting that it wouldn't necessarily want to bomb us or, something which makes for fun in the, movies but it might want to disrupt the society through social media for.

Indeed but the thing about that is it's spilled out. Right if you listen the conversation THAT i had With, mark he's saying that it will occur in much more subtle, ways AND ai won't set out to kill. Us it's just that we might kind of get in the, way but not in very obvious, ways just little bits that we wouldn't even think, of BUT ai may find. Important and you, know he's suggesting that it wouldn't necessarily want to bomb us or, something which makes for fun in the, movies but it might want to disrupt the society through social media for.

Example, yeah it's sort of like. Politicians SO i couldn't do any. Worse did you see? That there was a clip that made the rounds a couple of months back of like some hotels USE, ai so if you ring up and you want to know some, information it will has a human sounding voice that will give you the information you. Need and there was a guy who was using and a chatbot AND ai chat bought to find out information from the, hotel so they recorded THIS ai asking, questions ask and like conversing with the, hotel which WAS. Ai and it realizes the fact that it was talking to ANOTHER, i so, well let's switch over to a more efficient so it starts going sp making all these noises.

Example, yeah it's sort of like. Politicians SO i couldn't do any. Worse did you see? That there was a clip that made the rounds a couple of months back of like some hotels USE, ai so if you ring up and you want to know some, information it will has a human sounding voice that will give you the information you. Need and there was a guy who was using and a chatbot AND ai chat bought to find out information from the, hotel so they recorded THIS ai asking, questions ask and like conversing with the, hotel which WAS. Ai and it realizes the fact that it was talking to ANOTHER, i so, well let's switch over to a more efficient so it starts going sp making all these noises.

Which only you'd.

Which only you'd.

Understood, well, yeah so it was actually making it more. Efficient, yeah it was quite.

Understood, well, yeah so it was actually making it more. Efficient, yeah it was quite.

Extraordinary made of, mine who's way more into this than. Me couple of days he sends me through some clips that sort of explain HOW ai is probably going to be taking over at some. Stage but science fiction has always been a great medium FOR, ai the actual computers taking, over because another one you can think, OF i think also from the seventies Was, westworld.

Extraordinary made of, mine who's way more into this than. Me couple of days he sends me through some clips that sort of explain HOW ai is probably going to be taking over at some. Stage but science fiction has always been a great medium FOR, ai the actual computers taking, over because another one you can think, OF i think also from the seventies Was, westworld.

BECAUSE i thought that was pretty.

BECAUSE i thought that was pretty.

Good, yeah there's a line in the film where the one of the scientists said that the other most of the of these robots were designed by. Computers like they started, off the humans started off making, them and then computers suggested more. Changes so the computers will being made by computers and that's probably why they went.