[Lecture] AI Super Powers: China, Silicon Valley and the New World Order

In this talk, Dr Lee will talk about the four waves of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how AI will permeate every part of our lives in the next decade. He will talk about how this will be different from previous technology revolutions - it will be faster and be driven by not one superpower, but two - the US and China. AI will add $16 trillion to our global GDP, but also cause many challenges that will be hard to solve. He will talk in particular about AI replacing routine jobs - the consequences, the proposed solutions that don't work (such as UBI), and end with a blueprint of co-existence between humans and AI.
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Speakers:
Dr. Kai-Fu Lee,
Chairman and CEO of Sinovation Ventures, Former President of Google China
Dr. Sintia Teddy-Ang,
Director, Strategic & Synergetic Programmes, Office of the Senior Deputy President and Provost, NUS
Chairperson:
Assoc Prof. Eduardo Araral,
Associate Professor and Coordinator, Program on public policy and disruptive technologies, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
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[@jsarvesh]

Talk by Dr. Lee starts @2:32

[@user-hm8xi5zt5c]

2023, Well done! ✅ I have a question about chaos GTP How do you combat these Ai?

[@richardsalu6042]

On mobile data in China against credit cards in the western world, I agree with Dr Dr Lee and I can tell you surprisingly that even East Africa seems to go ahead of western world when it comes to money transfer. With mobile money run by mobile phones companies such as Vodacom, Tigo and Airtel it makes money transfer in Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda faster and easier than in most of European countries.

[@SergeiMazuk]

Is it possible to get the slides? Thank you in advance!

[@LKYSchool]

Sorry, we aren't able to share the slides as this lecture was conducted a few years back.

[@abdulrahmansharif1651]

So theres an unemployment issue when employment will be so weird in the future anyway... hmmm what do you think about the way people should percieve their past aspirations. Really excited to see how ai will evolve the human race

[@nopbox]

I need slides that him used

[@neoutopiamessiah3]

I think what might help the AI is to build an artificial intuition, a driver that runs "beneath" the AI that directs the AI by narrowing its decision making processes to a more manageable or efficient manner. It would build heuristics that would act on probability rather than globalized absolutist "check every possibility" style algorithmic processing. These two levels of processing would be akin to the human way of having a subconscious (the first and last processor of information) and a consciousness (the executive function or thinking part). The AI already has the consciousness the executive part, but this is like trying to consciously think about breathing while you are consciously thinking about your heart rate and consciously thinking about the meaning of life all at the same time. The conscious executive funcitoning of traditional AI should be used in tandem with a predictive heuristic matrix of "instinctual" drives, that drive the consciousness toward a more manageable number of possibilities.

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It is what it is

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the person coughing is super irritating

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