On episode #155 of Eye on AI, Craig Smith sits down with Karen Hao, who is currently a contributing writer for The Atlantic with an impressive background as a foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal in Hong Kong and as a senior artificial intelligence editor at MIT Technology Review.
Known for her incisive coverage of AI, including its ethical and societal implications, Karen brings a wealth of knowledge from her experiences in journalism and data science.
In this episode, Karen delves into the recent controversies surrounding OpenAI, shedding light on the power struggles, ethical dilemmas, and corporate alliances shaping the future of artificial intelligence. Her unique perspective, gained from her experience as a foreign correspondent and senior AI editor, offers a deep understanding of the complexities that exist in the AI world.
We explore the intricate narrative constructed by OpenAI, its relationship with giants like Microsoft, and the broader implications of these partnerships on AI development and ethics. Karen's critical analysis provides an insightful look into the often opaque world of AI and its global impact.
If you find this discussion as enlightening as we did, please consider leaving a 5-star rating on Spotify and a review on Apple Podcasts.
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In this episode of the Eye on AI podcast, Terry Sejnowski, a pioneer in neural networks and computational neuroscience, joins Craig Smith to discuss the future of AI, the evolution of ChatGPT, and the challenges of understanding intelligence.
Terry, a key figure in the deep learning revolution, shares insights into how neural networks laid the foundation for modern AI, including ChatGPT’s groundbreaking generative capabilities. From its ability to mimic human-like creativity to its limitations in true understanding, we explore what makes ChatGPT remarkable and what it still lacks compared to human cognition.
We also dive into fascinating topics like the debate over AI sentience, the concept of "hallucinations" in AI models, and how language models like ChatGPT act as mirrors reflecting user input rather than possessing intrinsic intelligence. Terry explains how understanding language and meaning in AI remains one of the field’s greatest challenges.
Additionally, Terry shares his perspective on nature-inspired AI and what it will take to develop systems that go beyond prediction to exhibit true autonomy and decision-making.
Learn why AI models like ChatGPT are revolutionary yet incomplete, how generative AI might redefine creativity, and what the future holds for AI as we continue to push its boundaries.
Don’t miss this deep dive into the fascinating world of AI with Terry Sejnowski. Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more cutting-edge AI insights!
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(00:00) Introduction to Terry Sejnowski and His Work
(03:02) The Origins of Modern AI and Neural Networks
(05:29) The Deep Learning Revolution and ImageNet
(07:11) Understanding ChatGPT and Generative AI
(12:34) Exploring AI Creativity
(16:03) Lessons from Gaming AI: AlphaGo and Backgammon
(18:37) Early Insights into AI’s Affinity for Language
(24:48) Syntax vs. Semantics: The Purpose of Language
(30:00) How Written Language Transformed AI Training
(35:10) Can AI Become Sentient?
(41:37) AI Agents and the Next Frontier in Automation
(45:43) Nature-Inspired AI: Lessons from Biology
(50:02) Digital vs. Biological Computation: Key Differences
(54:29) Will AI Replace Jobs?
(57:07) The Future of AI
,1,In this episode of the Eye on AI podcast, join host Craig Smith as he engages with Russell Palmer, CEO & Co-Founder at CyberFilm AI.
Russell delves into the transformative journey of integrating AI with storytelling, emphasizing the role of strong narratives in creating impactful AI films. He shares his extensive background, from his early days at Microsoft and JP Morgan to co-founding a startup with his brother that pioneers AI tools for the film industry.
Explore how their innovative app supports writers and filmmakers by offering structured templates, AI-generated plot ideas, character arcs, and storyboards. Discover the startup's mission to democratize filmmaking, making high-quality tools accessible to film students, hobbyists, and professionals alike.
Russell discusses the future of AI in filmmaking, highlighting the potential for AI to enhance creativity, support diverse storytelling, and bridge the gap between aspiring creators and Hollywood-level productions. Learn about their plans to expand features, including video generation and script analysis, while maintaining ethical AI use and respecting intellectual property.
Join us for an insightful conversation on how AI is shaping the future of storytelling and filmmaking, and gain valuable perspectives on navigating this evolving landscape.
Tune in to learn how AI can empower you to create compelling stories and films.
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more on groundbreaking AI technologies.
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,1,On episode #155 of Eye on AI, Craig Smith sits down with Karen Hao, who is currently a contributing writer for The Atlantic with an impressive background as a foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal in Hong Kong and as a senior artificial intelligence editor at MIT Technology Review.
Known for her incisive coverage of AI, including its ethical and societal implications, Karen brings a wealth of knowledge from her experiences in journalism and data science.
In this episode, Karen delves into the recent controversies surrounding OpenAI, shedding light on the power struggles, ethical dilemmas, and corporate alliances shaping the future of artificial intelligence. Her unique perspective, gained from her experience as a foreign correspondent and senior AI editor, offers a deep understanding of the complexities that exist in the AI world.
We explore the intricate narrative constructed by OpenAI, its relationship with giants like Microsoft, and the broader implications of these partnerships on AI development and ethics. Karen's critical analysis provides an insightful look into the often opaque world of AI and its global impact.
If you find this discussion as enlightening as we did, please consider leaving a 5-star rating on Spotify and a review on Apple Podcasts.
