CBS late show Host Stephen Colbert said he trusts big tech to program artificial intelligence (AI) with “compassion and vision,” adding: “Machines will tell us what to do. I’m ready,” he added.
“A lot of people are worried. I’m not really worried about AI,” Colbert told author Yuval Noah Harari before sharing his thoughts. new book“Unstoppable Us: Why the World is Unfair.”
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“I’m not smart enough to worry about AI,” Colbert continued. “I see some positive aspects about it. I mean, I’ve seen how humans have dealt with history, and it hasn’t been all that great.”
“So I’m ready for a big machine that’s going to make big decisions, programmed by my fellow humans with compassion and vision. I’m ready for the machine to tell us what to do. ” night screening Host added.
Colbert then asked Harari, “What about you?” To this, the author of Sapiens: A History of Mankind replied: Very dangerous. ”
“But why is it so dangerous?” Mr. Colbert asked, to which Mr. Harari replied, “To give up power for something you don’t understand…”
of night screening Then, right after the host claimed that humans are incapable of handling life on their own, given how historical events have unfolded, he added, “But they’re just an extension of us.” ” he interrupted Harari with a strange claim.
“No, they’re not,” Harari said, to which Colbert responded by insisting, “Yes, they are.” we made it. they are us. ”
“We created them, but now they are potentially independent of us,” Harari explained. “The one thing you need to know about AI, the most important thing you need to know about AI, is that it is the first technology in history that can make its own decisions and generate new ideas on its own.”
“People compare it to the printing press or the atomic bomb, but no, it’s completely different,” the author added.
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