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In search of the new Ithaca | Tilemachos Mavrakis | TEDxFiesole
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-19 17:39
Hello, Kalispera Bonacera. Um, yeah, obviously she gave it out. I'm totally Greek and I come from a very small town called Fibs or Tebe as you call it in Latin. You know, Fibs was the home of all ancient Greek tragedies and a Tyron was there, Antiggoni was there. So everything really in the ancient Greek tragedy scene happened in my hometown. So then when I was invited to speak here to TED, I thought, okay, is it me or are we living a new type of tragedy now? Is it a Greek one? No, but it's definitely Greek ...
The role of an in-house philosopher at an AI company #shorts
60 Minutes· 2025-11-18 19:15
What is somebody with a PhD in philosophy doing working at a tech company. >> I spend a lot of time trying to teach the models to be good uh and trying to basically teach them ethics and to have good character. >> You can teach it how to be ethical.>> You definitely see the ability to give it more nuance and to have it think more carefully through a lot of these issues. And I'm optimistic. I'm like, look, if it can think through very hard physics problems, um, you know, carefully and in detail, then it sure ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-11-18 14:04
More than 60 bomb squads and SWAT teams in the US and Canada are now using a $100,000 robot police dog, raising questions about the ethics and risks of military-grade tools being deployed in civilian settings https://t.co/0DeJ9yCGuV ...
Time Capsule from the Future? AI and Art Today | Niklas Michels | TEDxRWTHAachen
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 16:14
I would like to start by asking you a question. Behind me, you see two images. Take a quick look.And if you prefer image one, please raise your hand. If you prefer image two, please raise your hand. Okay, I think that is roughly 50/50.Perfect. Let me ask you again. What about now.Who prefers image one. Who prefers image two. Okay, I don't know if you noticed some opinions just shifted a bit.Today I want to talk about this very phenomena to answer two questions. First, can AI create art which is an aesthetic ...
What can AI teach us about humanity? | Father Paolo Benanti & Google’s James Manyika
Google· 2025-11-12 19:24
AI发展与影响 - AI技术的快速发展正在重新定义人类的认知和能力,引发了对“何为人类”的深刻思考 [2][3][4][5] - AI技术可能推动新文艺复兴,为艺术、音乐等领域带来新的表达方式,但需要人类渴望深入探索的意愿 [6] - AI技术的普及类似于摄影技术对视觉艺术的民主化影响,可能促进创新和创造力的发展 [7] AI伦理与社会责任 - 任何技术在社会中的应用都会导致权力转移和工作形式的改变,因此AI的社会、伦理和政治维度需要被充分讨论 [7][8] - AI伦理的核心在于与不同利益相关者共同探讨技术应用,以应对AI可能带来的复杂结果 [9] - 尊重基本人权应成为AI发展的基本规范,确保技术用于造福人类 [10][11] AI的应用与潜力 - AI技术有潜力帮助人类克服各种障碍,促进个人在日常任务和创造性工作中的发展 [17] - AI技术可以推动经济增长、创新和生产力提升 [18] - AI技术在科学进步方面具有巨大潜力,例如AlphaFold在材料科学和气候科学领域的应用 [19] - AI技术可以帮助解决社会面临的紧迫问题,如粮食安全、气候变化的影响和危机应对 [20] Google的AI发展愿景 - Google的使命是组织世界信息,使其普遍可访问和有用,这驱动着公司对AI的研发和应用 [18] - Google致力于负责任地发展AI技术,认真对待其可能带来的影响 [21]
The Anthropic case: Creativity on trial | Laura Morató | TEDxEsade Salon
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-12 17:20
Any of us can be best-selling authors and not only that we also can be script writers, musician, software developers, illustrators. But no, I'm not referring to the typical motivational phrase I will tell my daughter. You can be anything you want in life. I'm talking about something much more literal because today any of us can write a book in a matter of hours. So what has changed? It's not that we are suddenly smarter or that we became much more creative. What has happened is that AI has burst into the sc ...
War Without Killing | Worrachit Borkham | TEDxLCCUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-11 17:20
Core Argument - The central question explored is whether warfare without killing is possible, challenging the conventional reliance on lethal force to achieve military objectives [2][3] - The analysis suggests that while killing has been a convenient means to an end in warfare, alternative non-lethal approaches exist and warrant further exploration [6][7] - The report advocates for a shift towards integrating AI and unmanned technologies into military operations to reduce unnecessary pain and suffering [12] Technological Advancement - AI, particularly computer vision and deep learning, holds significant potential for integration into military technologies like drones, autonomous robots, and unmanned vehicles, enabling non-lethal control methods [10][11] - Examples include transitioning from robots with guns to robots with non-lethal guns, and from drones with bombs to drones with signal jammers [11] - The United Kingdom and Canada are actively developing AI technologies for military applications, highlighting a global trend [12][13] Ethical Considerations - The ethical implications of AI development in warfare must be carefully considered to ensure the right outcomes, emphasizing the need for ethical guidelines [13][14] - Despite potential dangers, AI, with proper ethical frameworks, can be a valuable tool for improving lives, society, and security [14] Practical Limitations & Future Directions - Current non-lethal weapons, such as neutralizer dart guns and non-lethal gas, have limitations, including dosage control and human vulnerability [7][8] - The development of fully practical AI machines capable of neutralizing enemies without killing remains a challenge, but continued exploration of alternatives is crucial [14] - The report encourages action and advocacy for change, urging individuals to reach out to NGOs, decision-makers, and leaders to raise awareness about the potential of AI in warfare [15][16]
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-10 00:00
Pushing ethical and legal boundaries is as old as the Republic and going strong. For every Elizabeth Holmes, there are entrepreneurs prone to stretching the truth who are celebrated instead of sitting in prison.Read more: https://t.co/FMac3hYpm0 https://t.co/hr09k4QPTO ...
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vitalik.eth· 2025-11-07 18:10
RT Pope Leo XIV (@Pontifex)Technological innovation can be a form of participation in the divine act of creation. It carries an ethical and spiritual weight, for every design choice expresses a vision of humanity. The Church therefore calls all builders of #AI to cultivate moral discernment as a fundamental part of their work—to develop systems that reflect justice, solidarity, and a genuine reverence for life. ...
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-05 03:00
People are more willing to ask AI to do something unethical than to do the unethical thing themselves, new study finds https://t.co/iRLY8nkE7q ...