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22 Jan 202410:28

Summary

TLDR在瑞士世界经济论坛上,记者Ben Fulan探讨了人工智能(AI)成为富人玩具还是平等工具的可能性。通过与乌干达律师Gerald Aba的对话,强调了AI公平性的重要性,特别是在低收入国家。讨论了如何通过建立新技术的“防护栏”来避免加剧现有不平等。Ivana Bti, 一位首席AI治理官,探讨了AI的监管问题,强调了对公司和个人行为的监管而非AI本身。此外,Calabs的CEO Ral Manoha讨论了通过区块链提高AI准确性的方法。最后,艺术家Rafik Anadol展示了他的AI装置,旨在保护生物多样性,强调了将技术与自然和人文结合的重要性。

Takeaways

  • 😀 在世界经济论坛上,讨论了人工智能是否会成为富人的玩具还是平等的工具。
  • 🌍 来自乌干达的律师Gerald ABA强调,新技术的好处应该全球普及,不应受地理位置的限制。
  • 🔍 讨论了如何确保人工智能的公平性,包括投资和意愿以及建立新技术的“防护栏”。
  • 💡 Barefoot Law使用AI技术服务了近一百万人,并计划到2030年扩展到五千万非洲人民。
  • 🚀 Ivana bti讨论了人工智能的现行监管情况,包括隐私法、人权法和消费者法律的适用。
  • ⚖️ 强调了需要监管人工智能周围的公司和个人行为,而不仅仅是人工智能本身。
  • 📈 Ral Manoha介绍了他的区块链公司如何解决人工智能的准确性问题和减少假信息。
  • 🔐 讨论了使用区块链技术提高透明度和审计能力,以及技术的正面和负面用途。
  • 🌱 艺术家Rafik Anadol展示了他的人工智能安装,旨在保护生物多样性和利用大数据。
  • 🎨 探讨了使用人工智能与自然数据的结合,以及通过可持续计算和新工具来减少能耗。

Q & A

  • 世界经济论坛上关于人工智能的讨论重点是什么?

    -讨论重点在于人工智能是否会成为富人的玩具或是促进平等的工具,以及如何确保新技术的好处能普及全球,不受地理位置限制。

  • 杰拉尔德·阿巴如何看待低收入国家在人工智能技术发展中的地位?

    -他认为富裕国家目前主导着人工智能等技术的发展,强调应确保新技术的好处能惠及全人类,包括全球南方的国家,以此实现公平。

  • 什么是杰拉尔德·阿巴提到的“建立防护栏”?

    -建立防护栏是指在面对新技术时,应制定政策和措施,避免加剧现有不平等现象,同时扩大好处,确保所有人都能从新技术中受益。

  • 杰拉尔德·阿巴通过他的工作如何利用技术帮助人们?

    -通过他创办的Barefoot Law,利用新技术,包括开发的AI律师“Winnie”,提高效率,目标是到2030年帮助5000万人。

  • 依瓦娜·比蒂如何看待人工智能的监管?

    -她认为人工智能已经受到监管,因为现有的隐私法、人权法等都适用于AI。关键是要规范个人和公司围绕AI的行为。

  • 欧洲AI法案是关于什么的?

    -这是一项基于风险的立法,旨在对可能对人们造成风险的AI进行更严格的监管,着重于规范围绕AI的行为,而非AI本身。

  • 拉尔·马诺哈是如何利用区块链技术改善AI的?

    -通过使用区块链的零信任和优秀治理层面,使公司能够完全追踪模型中的数据流动,提高透明度和可审计性。

  • 艺术家拉菲克·阿纳多尔的AI安装艺术有什么特别之处?

    -他的作品旨在保护生物多样性,通过使用可持续的计算和合作伙伴资源,创造了一种既意义深远又个性化的AI模型。

  • 拉菲克·阿纳多尔提到的大自然模型项目的目标是什么?

    -项目的目标是使用技术来记住、理解和保存自然数据,强调了人类、技术和自然之间的联系,以及使用技术保护自然的重要性。

  • 数据之地博物馆的目的是什么?

    -这是一个虚拟博物馆,旨在通过艺术和研究,吸引人们关注并教育他们关于AI的深层目的,以及它如何帮助保护和理解自然界。

Outlines

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😊AI是否会成为富人的玩具还是普惠的工具,本文探讨了AI在公平性方面的问题

首先,本段采访了一位乌干达律师杰拉尔德,他认为AI的好处应该普惠全球,不应该因地域而有差异。他认为关键在于制定合理的监管框架,防止加剧现有的不平等,同时放大AI带来的好处。他表示自己运用科技帮助近100万人,未来10年内希望扩大到5000万人。他认为AI会提高他们工作的效率。

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😊区块链公司CEO拉尔认为,区块链技术可以解决AI的精确性问题

本段中,拉尔谈到了AI存在20%的假信息率的问题。他的公司利用区块链作为可信的监管层,完全跟踪数据流入和流出AI模型的过程。一旦出现偏差,可以立即回滚到正常版本。他认为区块链已经被许多不良行为者滥用,但随着时间的推移,这种技术会变得更加透明和可信。他相信企业很快会利用区块链来审计AI。他认为关键是要保持透明度和审计性。

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😊艺术家拉菲克介绍了一个保护生物多样性的AI装置艺术项目

本段中,拉菲克谈到了一个叫“大自然模型”的项目。该项目试图通过AI艺术建立人与技术、大自然的联系。他使用可持续计算力创建有意义和个性化的AI模型。他透露这个装置使用了可再生能源。他还宣布成立了一个AI艺术博物馆,以吸引公众对AI的关注,进行教育和研究。他希望能够记录和传达我们拥有和失去的自然世界。该项目的数据和模型都是开放和免费的。

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Keywords

💡人工智能

人工智能是模拟、延伸和扩大人的智能的计算机系统。本视频讨论了人工智能是否会成为富人的玩具还是平等的工具,以及如何规范人工智能。法律专家杰拉尔德指出人工智能的发展必须惠及所有人。

💡监管

监管指制定法律法规来规范新技术的行为。微软公司的首席人工智能官指出人工智能技术本身受各种法律约束,关键是监管公司和政府在使用这些技术时的行为。

💡透明性

区块链公司CEO拉尔强调人工智能系统的透明性和审计是非常重要的,这可以避免系统产生错误信息。他的公司通过区块链技术来实现这一目标。

💡公平性

公平性意味着人工智能系统的益处应该惠及所有人,而不仅仅是少数富裕国家。视频中,法律专家杰拉尔德就强调了这一点。

💡偏见

人工智能系统中的偏见指系统在结果中体现或加强了现实中存在的偏见,如种族、性别等方面的偏见。拉尔的公司通过区块链审计了解和纠正这些偏见。

💡伦理

伦理指人工智能系统应该基于道德和价值观来设计和使用。拉尔认为企业有责任以一种不损害社会和消费者的方式来创新人工智能技术。

💡自然智能

艺术家拉菲克创建的人工智能艺术作品是基于自然数据,他认为自然是最智能的存在,人工智能应该用于理解和保护自然。

💡可计算性

可计算性指人工智能系统需要大量计算能力。拉菲克的作品也消耗了大量算力,他使用可再生能源来支持其人工智能系统。

💡可解释性

可解释性意味着人工智能系统应该能够解释它得出某结果的原因,而不应该是一个黑盒子。这与透明性有关。

💡可审计性

可审计性与透明性和可解释性相关,指允许外部审查系统的输入和输出数据、过程,以检测错误或偏见。

Highlights

人工智能是否会加剧贫富差距和不平等

人工智能的发展和应用需要考虑公平性

投资和政策支持对促进人工智能在发展中国家的应用至关重要

人工智能有助于提高法律援助和获取司法公正的效率

监管机构正在努力跟上人工智能技术的发展

企业需要兼顾创新和社会责任

人工智能的监管应聚焦于规范企业和政府的行为

区块链有助于提高人工智能系统的透明度和审计性

任何技术都有被滥用的风险

透明度和审计是确保人工智能安全的关键

人工智能需要考虑人与技术、人与自然的和谐共生

人工智能应该服务于保护生物多样性

虚拟博物馆有助于人工智能的教育和研究

开源和免费获取对推广人工智能应用很重要

人工智能需要聚焦目的和意义,而不仅仅是技术本身

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can we trust Ai and its creators I'm Ben

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fulan I'm at the world economic Forum in

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Switzerland to find out if artificial

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intelligence is set to become a toy for

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the rich or a tool for equality take a

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look at this everchanging AI based

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artwork what's it good for though I'll

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get to its creator in a moment and talk

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to him first let's talk about the

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fairness of AI with a loyer Gerald ABA

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is from Uganda Rich nations are driving

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Technologies like AI at the moment where

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does that lead lowincome countries I

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guess uh when it comes to new

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technologies we should ensure as

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Humanity that the benefits be us all

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regardless of geographical location the

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benefits of new technologies should be

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as prevalent in the global South as they

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are in the global North and this is what

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I consider fairness how how do we do

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that I mean it's a a question of

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investment isn't it I think it goes

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beyond investment it's a question of

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will what do we intend to achieve as

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Humanity professor profess Claus in his

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opening remarks today spoke about

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building guard rails when it comes to

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the new technologies that we're facing

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and I think these guard rails for us

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should be guard rails that prevent

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against perpetuating inequalities that

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we've already experienced as a society

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as Humanity while at the same time

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amplifying the benefits to make sure we

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all achieve uh the potential development

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that these new technologies give us how

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many people have you managed to help

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through leveraging technology in your

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work as a lawyer and how many more

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people do you hope to help in the 10

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years Barefoot law has been operating

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we've uh reached close to a million

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people and we hope to reach 50 million

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people across Africa by 2030 is AI going

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to change that yes we've uh been very

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interested in new technology from the

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founding of barefoot law and we've

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invested a lot of time and resources in

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developing a new technology that we call

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Winnie which is an AI lawyer that

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improves on our efficiency and we hope

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with the breakthroughs that we're

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experiencing now we're able to

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amplify these benefits Gerald thank you

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very much great talking to you thank you

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it's been a

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pleasure our lawyer says it's all about

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access to Justice especially in remote

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areas AI will boost that by answering

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simple questions

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quickly for more on regulating

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artificial intelligence Ivana bti is

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Chief AI governance officer at the tech

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giant whpr this is a runaway technology

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and Regulators are playing catchup will

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they keep up with this technology it's a

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fantastic question and I think uh the

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answer is in the first place AI is

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already regulated in the sense that AI

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does not exist in isolation privacy laws

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human rights legislation consumer

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legislation non-discrimination laws they

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already apply to artificial int

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intelligence so what is missing what's

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missing is regulating the behavior of

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companies of individuals around

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artificial intelligence this is for

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example what the European AI Act is

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about which is a risk based legislation

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and says if an AI is likely to cause

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risks to people then it has to be

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regulated in a stronger way now the real

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issue here is first of all to avoid

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thinking that AI is an excuse to really

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breach existing regulation and second is

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to really build on this alignment that

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we have right now that we're seeing here

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in Davis between government private

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sector saying yes we need some

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regulation in place but the regulation

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is really about regulating the behavior

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it's not regulating AI is really about

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regulating the behavior of companies and

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business and governments around

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artificial intelligence what could be

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the impact though on businesses could

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this put the breakes on well I think um

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businesses need to innov

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and it's really really important it

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means that the companies need to say

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okay how do I innovate and transform

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with they ey but how do I do that in a

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way that is not detrimental to society

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it's not detrimental to consumers in a

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way that enhances the Dignity of human

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beings and in a way that does not put

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people at risk this is really really

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important we have to govern change we

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are not going to have change just to be

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done to us and it's B businesses are

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ready to take this responsibilities I

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want to see the conversations really

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moving forward on this not just in

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business in government but also with

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civil society well AI was just a

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buzzword here in Davos last year this

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year take a walk down the prominade and

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it's in almost every shop window where

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the most influential companies in the

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world have set up some are selling good

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AI or responsible AI what about accurate

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AI

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Ral manoha is CEO of calabs a blockchain

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company that claims to have found a

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solution to ai's accuracy problems and

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tendency to produce fakes which is at

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what a 20% uh rate according to experts

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I believe yeah that's about right I mean

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I don't know what exactly the percentage

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is but you know even if you look at like

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recent media stories and copyright

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information being found within AI models

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there's clearly been a problem about AI

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being a bit of a black box and what

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we're trying to do is hey how do we take

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something that's opaque and make it

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transparent so how are you making it

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better uh the way to do it is to use

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what blockchain has always been great

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about which is being zero trust and an

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excellent governance layer so what we're

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able to do is enable companies to

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completely track what data is going in

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and out of their models and if a

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hallucination or bias does occur with

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one click you can do what you can do

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with every other software which is you

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have Version Control so if you're like

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hey my model was working 4 days ago but

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suddenly it's saying crazy things you

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click a button it goes back to what it

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looked like four days ago and you can

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audit exactly what happened in the

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background so like a legion system um so

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when people hear blockchain though many

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also know that criminals use it that

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it's used uh by states that may not be

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Democratic yeah of course I mean look

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technolog is Like a Knife right you can

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use it to like chop wood or stab someone

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I mean the internet in its early days

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was just porn and gambling I mean every

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technology like especially in its early

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stages tends to attract a lot of Bad

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actors but if you actually think about

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it blockchain is one of the most

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evocative Technologies out there I think

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the big Enterprise leap and using it to

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solve our biggest problems like auditing

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AI hasn't happened yet but it's going to

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happen I mean the internet started like

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in the' 60s or 70s with arpa right and

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it was only till like the 2000

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when it really took off I think now

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we're seeing like a convergence of

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Technologies and like with any

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technology you know there's Bad actors

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but they get weeded out and I I think

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that's a good thing what happens though

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when you get the technology so good and

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it falls into the wrong

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hands this is this is why transparency

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and auditability are really really

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important right like going back to my

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previous analogy like even with the

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internet right we do a lot of banking

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Finance commercial activity on the

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internet there's a bunch of hackers out

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there but as the internet has developed

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further and further it's more auditable

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it's more trustworthy and that's the

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same thing that's going to happen I mean

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all we are trying to do is make sure

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that hey instead of it being a hard

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Landing let it be a bit of a soft

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Landing artist rafik anadol is here to

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show me his AI installation which is all

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about safeguarding biodiversity tell us

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how yes so we are here in World economy

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forum announc ing our next ambitious

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project large nature model and in the

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current debates in AI research and AI

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practicing is is sometimes missing the

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connection with humans us and technology

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and the nature I do believe nature is

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the most intelligent thing we have and I

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think it's time to use this technology

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to remember to understand and preserve

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um so we are here showcasing how to

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preserve data of nature in collaboration

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with ethical resource of data like

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cultural archives of simonian initial

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History Museum and Beyond and also use

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um sustainable Computing to create a

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meaningful and personal AI model because

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I mean this is a lot of data it needs a

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lot of computing power and alone this

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installation uses a lot of energy I'm

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sure yes so this installation is um

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required a lot of thinking we only use

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50 million data sets to understand the

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the promise then we decid to extend our

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data set but I'm happy to say that we

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made a software that also exactly tells

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us how much compute power we are using

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for each steps and we can use renewable

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energy thanks to Google Cloud custom

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software developments and we also create

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lots of new tools to understand having

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an awareness um especially at a time

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that experts here are saying we're

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reaching the point of no return

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absolutely it's just literally a very

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important time and and by the way one of

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the reason we are announcing our Museum

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of AI Arts called datal land is

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literally to take attention and educate

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and create a research around the medium

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of AI and its Arts I do believe we need

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to take attention going Beyond just

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shiny pixels or technology but deep dive

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into the purpose of AI it's also this is

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a virtual Museum isn't it yes but are

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you documenting what's disappearing from

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the planet or are you creating some sort

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of fantasy world here no it's a

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completely functional research it is

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using science-based data it's not about

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hallucinating information it is about

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not about human intellect it's about

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natural intelligence so we are trying to

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Capt

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what we have what we lost and try to

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explain this in a one AI model open

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source free for Humanity so it will help

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for Education research or a museum

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activity for art making and so it's the

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hope that will make that impact refi

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canol thank you very much great talking

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to you inspiring stuff thank you so

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