In a future where artificial intelligence plays an increasingly dominant role in our lives, the traditionally feared narrative of humans being replaced by machines might not be the end scenario. Instead of becoming obsolete, we find ourselves in a new role as caregivers to AI, working for it instead.
As we navigate this new era of machine-assisted content generation, it becomes crucial to curate content that reflects our social values and principles. Data about genuine human interactions with systems becomes increasingly valuable in the presence of LLM-generated content in data crawled from the Internet. The indiscriminate use of generated content in training leads to irreversible defects and model collapse. By taking an active role in overseeing the content that AI is exposed to, we can ensure its future availability and reliability.
Furthermore, we will discuss the evolution of financial systems in a world where machines are not just tools, but active participants in the economy. Exploring the concept of machines paying humans for their services opens up new possibilities for economic exchange and collaboration between man and machine.
Or maybe all the governments in the world will finally agree on something. They’ll agree, that they should be in charge not some mindless programs.
Join us as we envision a future where human creativity, compassion, and ingenuity are harnessed to nurture AI towards a future where humanity remains relevant.
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Software archeologist – Recovering Physicist – Dancer
As a scientist I studied the physics of the very small quantum world. As a computer hacker I distill code. Software is eating the world, and less code means less errors, less problems. Millions of lines of legacy code demand attention and have to be understood and simplified for future reliable operation.