Kai-Fu Lee: AI Superpowers - China and Silicon Valley

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Kai-Fu Lee: AI Superpowers - China and Silicon Valley​

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
01:26 - Chinese soul
04:28 - Difference between cultures of AI engineering
06:39 - Role of data in near-term impact of AI
08:37 - Tesla Autopilot approach
11:56 - Microsoft, Google, Apple and Silicon Valley cultures
24:22 - Entrepreneurship in China
38:51 - Impact of AI on jobs
44:58 - Andrew Yang and UBI
48:38 - Jobs that can't be automated
56:20 - Role for governments
58:30 - Cold War and the arms race metaphor
01:04:50 - Freedom of speech & different value systems in China & US
01:07:37 - Privacy challenges
01:12:27 - Heart and soul of a business
01:14:00 - Facing mortality
01:18:46 - Hard work and balance
01:22:12 - Advice to entrepreneurs
01:25:38 - First question for an AGI system

 

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@VCheng He is the author of the book that I am currently reading.

 

[VCheng]

@VCheng He is the author of the book that I am currently reading.

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Personally, I think that AI is going to be useful as a tool in certain areas, but not as revolutionary as many early proponents are making it appear. And its usefulness as a tool will take a long time to develop and assimilate into the overall picture. I will take a look at this book at some point, but not for a while yet.