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Inicio > Historias > The exaggerations that have been made about artificial intelligence
| The exaggerations that have been made about artificial intelligence |
2024-10-18 |
Este programa se emitió en Onda Cero en agosto de 2023.
Tenía el archivo de voz (mp3) y lo he manadado traducir de voz a texto (en español) y me ha producido esto, que me da que no es un buen castellano.
Today I am going to talk about the exaggerations that have been made about artificial intelligence. Those who have followed this program know that I have always been interested in artificial intelligence. Twelve years ago I wrote a book titled El Robot Enamorado, a story about artificial intelligence. I have always found the advancements in artificial intelligence fascinating. For example, the antennas of NASA's ST5 satellites were invented, and yes, I say invented, by an artificial intelligence. These advancements have never sparked as much controversy as the recent GPT-4, which has even been banned in Italy. The key to this success is that now it is not about designing arcane things, like new antennas or new drugs. They are now able to, quote, understand, unquote, our language, and that affects us all. Seeing their enormous possibilities scares us. With every new technology, the same thing always happens. There are usually surprising advancements. When researchers speak to the public, they talk about future benefits and make extrapolations that are never fulfilled. I emphasize never. Reality is much more stubborn. An interesting initial result never translates into the speculations of what it could become according to its inventors. And in this case, it is the same. GPT-4 and its derivatives are amazing. They have incredible possibilities, but from there to assuming that they will surpass humans and eliminate millions of jobs is too big a leap to be credible. I do not believe it. More than replacing jobs, they will help make each job more productive. And I believe that is always good. That’s all. Until the next program."
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