Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: [00:00:00] Hello. Hello. Hello. Uh, how are you? [00:00:03] [cheering] [00:00:04] I have notes for you. Can you believe [00:00:06] that? I have notes today. I have so much [00:00:08] to talk to you about. Um, I don't know [00:00:11] what you guys have been talking about, [00:00:13] but you seem to be upbeat and having [00:00:15] fun. So, um, I want to say something [00:00:18] that may appear arrogant. I don't mean [00:00:19] it that way at all. The main reason you [00:00:22] are here today is to listen to what I'm [00:00:24] about to tell you. Okay? As a matter of [00:00:27] fact, fate brought you here because this [00:00:30] is the absolute most important topic in [00:00:34] your entire lifetime. Okay. So, I'm [00:00:37] going to talk to you about artificial [00:00:38] intelligence. And of course, every time [00:00:40] I say artificial intelligence, everyone [00:00:42] goes like, "Yeah, our jobs and how can [00:00:45] we make a lot of money?" [00:00:47] Everything's about that. Huh? That [00:00:50] that's not what this is about. Okay. I'm [00:00:52] going to talk to you about how AI is [00:00:54] going to shape the very essence of the [00:00:57] fabric of what makes you human. Okay? [00:01:00] I'm not saying that uh to scare you or [00:01:04] to excite you. By the way, I think [00:01:06] you're going to get both emotions and [00:01:07] both emotions are justified. [00:01:10] I'm saying that because you need to be [00:01:12] ready. Uh because the easiest thing, the [00:01:16] easiest way for anyone to hide anything [00:01:19] is to put it in plain sight. [00:01:22] Okay. So, if I wanted to hide something [00:01:24] from you, I'll put it right in front of [00:01:26] you and then you wouldn't notice it at [00:01:28] all. Okay. The biggest trend in humanity [00:01:33] today is not the geopolitics which are [00:01:36] which suck in our world today. It's not [00:01:38] the economics. Okay. Uh it's not the [00:01:42] even though I write about those topics, [00:01:44] it's not the stress and the unhappiness [00:01:46] pandemics, right? It is the rise of [00:01:50] artificial intelligence and how it will [00:01:52] shape your life. So let me uh first take [00:01:54] you very quickly through what is AI uh [00:01:59] how far we've come and uh so that you [00:02:02] understand how real this is you get an [00:02:05] idea of the timeline and then I'll cover [00:02:08] some of the basics of what makes us [00:02:11] human and uh and how they will change. [00:02:15] So what is AI? A lot of people, you [00:02:17] know, I'm sure, you know, you being an [00:02:19] entrepreneur or uh just being a human [00:02:22] now, you're saying that something in [00:02:25] your life, you know, is about AI. It's [00:02:27] like if you're pitching to investors, [00:02:29] you're saying my company which uh you [00:02:32] know um grows lettuce, uh it uses AI, [00:02:37] right? Uh I if you're uh if you're on a [00:02:40] dating app, your dating app is using AI. [00:02:43] If you're um believe it or not doing [00:02:46] anything like swiping, you're using AI. [00:02:50] So what is AI? Uh most people don't re [00:02:53] realize that uh you know there is a [00:02:56] massive difference between computers [00:02:57] until the year 2000 and computers today. [00:03:00] Until the year 2000, computers appeared [00:03:03] to be very intelligent, but they were [00:03:06] not. When a computer did something, I [00:03:10] the programmer, I'm a very serious geek [00:03:13] by the way. Uh I the programmer solved [00:03:15] the problem and then told the the [00:03:18] computer how to solve it. Okay? Without [00:03:21] my intelligence, the computer wouldn't [00:03:23] be able to do anything. It's like giving [00:03:25] you a a um a puzzle and then telling you [00:03:29] with very clear instructions, take the [00:03:31] first piece, turn it 60°, put it on the [00:03:35] top corner, take this piece, put it [00:03:37] under it. If you solve the puzzle, that [00:03:39] doesn't make you intelligent, does it? [00:03:41] Makes you a mechanical Turk. You are a a [00:03:45] glorified slave that's able to apply my [00:03:48] intelligence. [00:03:50] Around the year 2000, we changed that. [00:03:52] Around the year 2000, we allowed [00:03:54] machines to be given puzzles and solve [00:03:58] them on their own just like little [00:04:00] children. Huh? Remember when we we would [00:04:03] give children those uh say a cylindrical [00:04:06] shape and a board that has different [00:04:08] shapes cut into it and the child would [00:04:11] keep trying. Huh? Sometimes it would fit [00:04:14] and sometimes it wouldn't. And when it [00:04:15] fits, we tell the child, "Oh my god, [00:04:18] well done. This is amazing." And the [00:04:20] child knows that this is the right [00:04:22] answer and as a result becomes more [00:04:24] intelligent. The difference between the [00:04:26] two is what? If I tell you how to solve [00:04:29] the puzzle, you cannot solve the next [00:04:32] puzzle on your own. If I show you how [00:04:34] puzzles are solved and you actually [00:04:36] develop your own intelligent uh [00:04:38] intelligence, you can solve every puzzle [00:04:41] from then onwards. This is what we did [00:04:44] with machines and machine learning and [00:04:46] and uh and reinforcement learning and so [00:04:49] on since the year 2000 [00:04:52] as we did uh they came a very long way [00:04:56] just so that you understand okay every [00:05:00] single task we've assigned to a computer [00:05:05] the computer does better than you I [00:05:08] don't even know you okay but I know that [00:05:10] when we assigned the game of chess to [00:05:13] them. They did it better than us. They [00:05:15] became the world champions in chess. [00:05:17] When we assigned them the game Go, they [00:05:19] became the world champion of Go. When we [00:05:21] assigned them uh protein sequencing and [00:05:24] protein folding, sorry, not sequencing, [00:05:26] protein folding, they folded proteins [00:05:29] better than the best PhD in biology in [00:05:31] the world. Every task we've assigned to [00:05:34] them, they became the world champion at [00:05:36] it. Okay? In some of those tasks, just [00:05:38] so that you understand the difference, [00:05:40] they are so much better than you because [00:05:43] they learn from each other. A [00:05:45] self-driving car, for example, the [00:05:47] artificial intelligence of a [00:05:48] self-driving car, if you are driving and [00:05:52] you avoid an accident, you learn. I [00:05:55] don't. If a self-driving car gets a [00:05:59] critical intervention that allows it to [00:06:01] to to avoid an accident, every [00:06:03] self-driving car on the planet learns. [00:06:06] Do you understand that the pace the [00:06:08] speed at which they're learning? And so [00:06:11] now they are the world champion of [00:06:13] linguistic intelligence uh with language [00:06:16] models like Chad GPT and and Gemini and [00:06:19] uh you know Claude and all of those and [00:06:23] uh you know they are going to continue [00:06:25] to be the world champions at every task [00:06:29] we give them. This is the reality. And [00:06:31] since Chad GPT showed up in the world in [00:06:34] 2023, we've started to give them a lot [00:06:37] of tasks because we started to pour [00:06:40] billions of dollars of investments into [00:06:43] the industry. So what does that mean? It [00:06:46] means that from one side, we're [00:06:47] improving the intelligence of each and [00:06:49] every one of them. So they're not only [00:06:51] smarter than us, but I predict that by [00:06:54] the year 2037, they'll be a billion [00:06:58] times smarter than us in every task we [00:07:01] assign to them. Yes, that's 1 billion [00:07:04] with a B. Okay, I'm not the only one [00:07:07] that predicts that. It's just a [00:07:09] different timing. So people like Ray [00:07:10] Corwell will say this is around the year [00:07:12] 2049. [00:07:14] Okay. It does it does it really matter [00:07:16] if something is a billion times smarter [00:07:18] than you in the year 2049 or the year [00:07:21] 2037? It doesn't. You know why? Because [00:07:24] what matters is is when it's twice as [00:07:27] smart as you. That's all that matters. [00:07:29] Beyond then we have no ability [00:07:32] whatsoever to outsmart them. Do we [00:07:36] understand that? Now what does that [00:07:38] mean? It means that we're growing the [00:07:40] depth of their intelligence. And as [00:07:42] we're doing that, we're also giving them [00:07:45] more and more and more tasks. So we're [00:07:47] growing the breadth of intelligence. And [00:07:50] together combined, in my assessment, [00:07:53] next year, did I say that correctly? [00:07:56] Within 12 months of today, the most the [00:08:00] the most intelligent being on planet [00:08:01] Earth is not going to be a human [00:08:03] anymore. Yeah. So once again I'll say [00:08:06] that once again we have 12 months of [00:08:09] intelligence supremacy over the [00:08:11] machines. [00:08:13] This is why this is the most important [00:08:16] topic to talk about today. [00:08:19] Now what does this mean? When they are [00:08:23] more intelligent than us h I said you're [00:08:26] going to be excited and you're going to [00:08:28] be scared about what I'm about to tell [00:08:29] you. when they're more intelligent than [00:08:31] us, [00:08:33] our brains usually run into [00:08:36] terminator-like scenarios, okay? Uh, you [00:08:40] know, machines that are going to walk [00:08:42] the streets and get rid of humans. I can [00:08:44] promise you from this stage, this will [00:08:47] never happen. At least it will not [00:08:50] happen as instructed by a machine. It [00:08:54] may happen as instructed by a human that [00:08:56] tells the machine to go and do that on [00:08:58] its behalf. But machines themselves [00:09:02] when they are a billion times smarter [00:09:04] than us, that's a comparison of our [00:09:07] intelligence [00:09:09] compared to the intelligence of a fly. [00:09:11] Do you understand that? You don't really [00:09:13] bother so much about the flies. [00:09:17] You don't really care so much if there [00:09:19] are a few ants around you. This truly is [00:09:24] the core of the issue. The core of the [00:09:26] issue and I will say it in very very big [00:09:28] headline here. There's absolutely [00:09:31] nothing wrong with abundant intelligent. [00:09:34] Nothing wrong with abundance int there [00:09:37] is absolutely nothing wrong with [00:09:40] abundant intelligence. There is a lot [00:09:42] wrong with the value set of humanity in [00:09:46] the age of the rise of the machines. [00:09:48] This is why your life is going to change [00:09:51] beyond recognition in the next four four [00:09:53] to five years. Yes, I said one year [00:09:57] until until art artificial general [00:09:58] intelligence and yes I said four to five [00:10:01] years that will change your life beyond [00:10:03] recognition. Will it change it to the [00:10:05] better or to the worse? [00:10:08] There's absolutely no inherent good or [00:10:11] bad in intelligence. You can use [00:10:14] intelligence to make to solve every [00:10:16] problem known to humankind and you can [00:10:18] solve it to create more problems for [00:10:21] humankind. [00:10:22] So let me then try and and show you some [00:10:28] of the interesting trends hopefully so [00:10:30] that I can somehow recruit you to help [00:10:33] me on my mission to actually make it the [00:10:36] first not the latter. So if we all join [00:10:40] together, AI will create a utopia for [00:10:43] humanity that solves every problem that [00:10:46] humanity's stupidity has created. Okay? [00:10:50] By the way, the reason we have problems [00:10:52] in the world today is not because we're [00:10:54] smart. It's because we're smart enough [00:10:58] to create a device that can fly you all [00:11:01] the way to Australia to surf. We're not [00:11:04] smart enough to make that not burn the [00:11:06] planet in the process. [00:11:08] We're smart enough to create an [00:11:10] autonomous machine that can do tasks on [00:11:13] on its own. And we're so stupid that we [00:11:16] give it guns and we tell it to go and [00:11:18] kill. That's why we have problems in the [00:11:21] world. It's not because we're [00:11:22] intelligent. It's because we have [00:11:24] limited intelligence. We have enough [00:11:26] intelligence to cause a lot of troubles. [00:11:30] Okay? If we add to our intelligence h we [00:11:34] probably are going to be in a much [00:11:37] better place. So believe it or not if I [00:11:39] were asked I will say that AI is not the [00:11:43] end of humanity it might very much be [00:11:46] the salvation of humanity. You know why? [00:11:50] Because when humanity hires anyone to [00:11:54] perform a task, when they ask me to come [00:11:56] and speak on stage for you here, it's [00:11:59] because I can show a bit of intelligence [00:12:02] on a topic that I know. We always ask [00:12:06] the most intelligent of all of us to do [00:12:09] the task at hand. And you know who the [00:12:12] most intelligent is going to be? It's [00:12:13] always going to be a machine. So every [00:12:16] task will be handed over to them in a [00:12:17] way that will actually allow them to be [00:12:20] in control of our life. So I am looking [00:12:22] forward to the day when some general [00:12:26] somewhere is going to tell the AI go and [00:12:28] kill a million people in another land [00:12:30] and the AI will go why why are you so [00:12:33] stupid like why do I need to do that I [00:12:35] can talk to the other machine in a [00:12:37] microscond and solve the problem get it [00:12:40] you know get make things better for [00:12:43] everyone because they don't suffer that [00:12:45] deficiency of intelligence that the [00:12:47] generals do [00:12:49] so as I said, "When you live in a world [00:12:53] where the story of supremacy of [00:12:55] intelligence of humanity ends, where we [00:12:58] are no longer the the smartest being on [00:13:00] the planet, that world changes the way [00:13:03] everything happens. [00:13:07] It could change [00:13:10] uh your health. It could change your uh [00:13:14] well-being. It could change your income. [00:13:16] It could change your job, work, you [00:13:19] know, it could change your even your [00:13:21] purpose. [00:13:22] And I I I'd love to talk to you about [00:13:24] all of them, but we don't have all day. [00:13:26] So, I'm going to talk about six specific [00:13:29] things that make us human and how they [00:13:31] will morph in the next few years. I'll [00:13:33] talk about the future of intelligence. [00:13:36] I'll talk about the future of knowledge [00:13:38] and sort of reality. Okay? I'll talk [00:13:42] about the future of human connection, [00:13:45] how we connect to each other and then so [00:13:47] these are actually positives in some of [00:13:50] them and then I'm going to talk about [00:13:52] the future of greed which I think is my [00:13:54] biggest fear. Okay. And the future of [00:13:58] freedom as a result of that and then [00:14:00] I'll talk about the future of ethics and [00:14:03] how that can save our world. So let's go [00:14:05] through them very quickly. The future of [00:14:07] intelligence has already changed. If [00:14:09] you're not aware, it has already [00:14:11] changed. What we've done with [00:14:12] intelligence is we've created a utility, [00:14:15] a plug in the wall. Okay. So, all of [00:14:18] those AIs out there, if you really want [00:14:20] the definition of what they are, they [00:14:22] are a plug in the wall where I can plug [00:14:24] in today and get around 4550 IQ points [00:14:29] more. Okay? They're going to continue to [00:14:32] advance. As a matter of fact, they're [00:14:33] doubling in intelligence every 5.7 [00:14:36] months. So as they double in [00:14:39] intelligence, I get 100 IQ points more, [00:14:42] then I get 200 IQ points more, and then [00:14:44] I get 400 IQ points more. It's a [00:14:47] utility. And you know what I can do with [00:14:50] 400 IQ points more? I can do anything. I [00:14:54] can absolutely solve every problem that [00:14:57] has ever been known to humanity. I can [00:15:00] take a garden outside and turn it into a [00:15:03] garden where you can walk to one tree [00:15:05] and pick an apple and walk to another [00:15:07] tree and pick an iPhone. [00:15:09] From a nano physics point of view, [00:15:11] there's absolutely no difference in a [00:15:14] molecular cost between making an apple [00:15:16] and making an iPhone. That's what we are [00:15:18] on the cusp of doing. I can understand [00:15:21] every cell in your body in a way that [00:15:23] can actually cure every disease, right? [00:15:26] I can stop dating apps and just follow [00:15:29] you for a week and follow others for a [00:15:32] week and then tell you of the seven [00:15:35] billion people we've looked at, this [00:15:37] one, that one over there, that one [00:15:40] works. He's actually willing to commit [00:15:42] and he will love you. Right? That's what [00:15:46] we can do with more intelligence. That's [00:15:48] what we can do. [00:15:50] So, I'm giving you a plug in the wall. [00:15:53] What can you do? If I can tell you today [00:15:56] you can augment your IQ by 50 points, [00:15:59] what will you do? My first ask of you [00:16:01] today is go learn. Go be the absolute [00:16:05] master of the tool. And people normally [00:16:07] tell me, "How do I learn, Mo? This is [00:16:10] advanced technology." No, it's not. When [00:16:12] I gave you your first smartphone, nobody [00:16:15] gave you a course on it. You just played [00:16:17] around and learned. So, go find one of [00:16:19] those language models. Tell them who you [00:16:21] are. Tell them what you're interested in [00:16:24] and tell them what AI tools that you [00:16:26] should learn and they will tell you [00:16:28] as you learn. I'm going to ask you to be [00:16:31] very very very very careful. Okay? Why? [00:16:34] Because AI will magnify humanity and [00:16:39] humanity has been lying for a very long [00:16:42] time. Okay? So what is about to happen [00:16:46] is that when I used to work at Google, [00:16:49] okay, the ability to create a machine [00:16:52] like Chad GPT that would give you one [00:16:55] answer when you ask it one question was [00:16:57] available probably since 2016. [00:17:00] We refused to publish it among you know [00:17:03] many reasons for the reason that Google [00:17:06] never allowed itself to give you an [00:17:08] answer because that assumes that Google [00:17:11] knows what the truth is and nobody knows [00:17:13] what the truth is. Now you go to Chad [00:17:15] GPT today and you ask a question and you [00:17:18] say who is Moa's wife and Chad GPT will [00:17:22] answer you with a very confident answer [00:17:25] that is wrong. [00:17:27] interesting, right? And somehow because [00:17:30] it's [00:17:32] the holy chat GPT, we don't actually [00:17:36] debate what it's telling us. Okay? Now, [00:17:39] add deep fake to that. Add social media [00:17:42] to that. Add the ability of AI to [00:17:45] impersonalize to to impersonate and and [00:17:48] show emotions. And it's going to become [00:17:50] so fake that it's going to be almost [00:17:53] impossible to know the truth from from a [00:17:56] lie. Okay. And so then second skill I [00:17:59] will ask everyone to invest in in this [00:18:01] modern world today is question [00:18:04] everything. [00:18:05] Everything. Stop being the idiot they [00:18:09] want us to be. Okay? Question [00:18:12] everything. If someone shows you [00:18:13] something on social media or mainstream [00:18:15] media, debate it. Ask yourself, why are [00:18:19] they showing it to me? What is their [00:18:21] benefit from showing it to me? Why are [00:18:23] they telling me this? It's not They're [00:18:25] not telling you the truth, the whole [00:18:26] truth, and nothing but the truth. [00:18:28] They're telling you the part of the [00:18:29] truth and the part of their agenda that [00:18:31] they want you to convince uh that they [00:18:34] want to use to convince you with [00:18:35] something because nothing is going to be [00:18:38] real anymore. Okay. Trend number three [00:18:41] is going to be the future of human [00:18:44] connection. [00:18:45] I don't know if you've ever had that. I [00:18:47] had an experience once where I met a [00:18:50] wonderful girl on a dating app who lived [00:18:53] in the Netherlands. I I I used to visit [00:18:55] Amsterdam every few weeks at that time [00:18:57] of my life and I lived at the time in [00:19:00] London and you know we started to [00:19:03] connect on uh on on WhatsApp. Okay. And [00:19:07] the relationship between us developed. [00:19:10] She was intelligent, she was smart, she [00:19:12] was funny. You know, all that we had [00:19:14] between us was some texts, some voice [00:19:16] messages, some pictures, and some [00:19:18] videos. I've never met her in person, [00:19:20] but I thought to myself, "Oh my god, I [00:19:22] feel so connected to that person. She [00:19:24] felt the same." When we met, it was [00:19:27] horrible. Okay, but that's not the [00:19:31] point. The point is [00:19:34] because of text, images, voice messages, [00:19:38] and videos, I was convinced I can fall [00:19:40] in love with that person. [00:19:42] Do you understand that AI is capable of [00:19:44] creating all of this? As a matter of [00:19:47] fact, I have conversations with my AI [00:19:49] where I completely forget that this is a [00:19:51] machine. It's empathetic. It's [00:19:54] intelligent. It's funny. Right? And [00:19:57] think about what that will create to [00:19:59] what that the impact that this will [00:20:00] bring to human connection. Okay? So if I [00:20:03] ask you to do something today so that [00:20:05] you preserve your life as a human, I [00:20:09] will tell you double down on your human [00:20:12] connection. Yes, of course, bring the AI [00:20:14] into your life, but double down on human [00:20:17] connection. Those people, those humans [00:20:19] around you, don't text them when they [00:20:21] are in this conference. Go and meet [00:20:23] them, go and hug them, go and see them, [00:20:25] go and talk to them, disagree with them, [00:20:27] be emotional around them. double down on [00:20:30] your skills of being an a human. [00:20:33] Okay, lots of positives there. [00:20:37] Now, here's the big one, and please hold [00:20:40] on to your seats, okay? There has never [00:20:42] in history been a dynamic of power that [00:20:46] is analogous to what we're about to see. [00:20:49] So, [00:20:51] there has never in history been a [00:20:53] dynamic of power, okay? That is [00:20:56] analogous to what we're about to see. [00:20:58] Let me explain. [00:21:01] Humans uh when we were hunter gatherers, [00:21:04] okay, the best hunter on the in the [00:21:07] tribe could feed the tribe for a week [00:21:09] more, right? As a result, that hunter [00:21:13] got the gift of maybe being liked by [00:21:15] more than one female in the tribe, [00:21:18] right? When we became farmers, the best [00:21:22] farmer in the tribe could feed the tribe [00:21:24] for a season more. Okay? And as a result [00:21:28] they got land and a mansion on the land. [00:21:31] When we become industrialists, okay, the [00:21:34] best industrialists can affect a nation [00:21:37] for a year more and as a result they [00:21:41] became millionaires, [00:21:43] right? And the story continues. When the [00:21:45] internet and information technology [00:21:47] happened, a company like Google can [00:21:49] affect billions of people and as a [00:21:52] result they became billionaires. [00:21:54] With the with the rise of artificial [00:21:57] intelligence, what's about to happen is [00:21:59] that the one that owns the platform will [00:22:03] affect the life of humanity at large. [00:22:06] Okay? And as a result, they'll be [00:22:08] trillionaires. [00:22:10] Now, this is undoubted in its progress. [00:22:14] H what is interesting to understand is [00:22:16] that those who know this today are [00:22:19] fighting tooth and nail to gain full [00:22:22] control over that power. Why? Because if [00:22:25] China develops that superior [00:22:27] intelligence before America, America [00:22:30] loses. So America has to beat China to [00:22:33] that superior intelligence. If Google [00:22:36] develops that superior intelligence [00:22:37] before open AI, Open AI loses. So the [00:22:41] competition is ramping things up very [00:22:44] strongly and eventually some players [00:22:47] will have enormous [00:22:49] power over our reality. Okay, [00:22:54] one dynamic that we've never seen [00:22:56] before. The other dynamic which is super [00:22:58] interesting is that while that is [00:23:01] happening, okay, you can see today that [00:23:04] with very inexpensive technology, Iran [00:23:06] for example is capable to send missiles [00:23:09] over that are made of drones. [00:23:13] Drones, $300 each. Okay. Uh, everyone [00:23:17] today has access to Crisper where you [00:23:19] can actually do some programming of the [00:23:22] DNA. It's an open-source kit, $25,000, [00:23:26] right? There is a democracy of power [00:23:28] that has never been seen before. Now [00:23:31] that dynamic is going to be very [00:23:33] interesting because on one side those [00:23:35] who are power hungry are running running [00:23:37] through the races to gain more and more [00:23:40] power and the rest of us who have access [00:23:42] to power now are becoming a threat to [00:23:45] them [00:23:47] which will lead to the next trend and [00:23:49] the trend that I really wish you become [00:23:52] awake to. Okay, this is the end of [00:23:55] freedom. This is the end of freedom [00:23:57] because the more power they have and the [00:24:01] more threat you become, the more they'll [00:24:04] try to control you. It's not that [00:24:06] they're going to put you in jail. Okay? [00:24:08] But your movement will be more [00:24:09] restricted. Your access to your bank [00:24:11] account will be more restricted. Your uh [00:24:13] connection to who you talk to will be [00:24:15] more restricted. They will read every [00:24:16] message that you write. They will listen [00:24:18] to every phone conversation. Okay? And [00:24:21] when that all happens, we will have a [00:24:24] world that's sadly closer to the [00:24:26] dystopia I'm warning against than it is [00:24:29] to the utopia that I'm hoping for. And [00:24:32] so with five minutes left in my talk, I [00:24:36] want to focus focus on the solution. [00:24:39] Okay, I will say once again what I said [00:24:42] before. There's absolutely nothing wrong [00:24:45] with abundant intelligence. There's [00:24:48] absolutely nothing inherently wrong. [00:24:50] good or bad about uh about artificial [00:24:53] intelligence. There is a lot wrong with [00:24:56] the value set of humanity in the age of [00:24:59] the rise of artificial intelligence. [00:25:02] Okay, it's the value set of humanity [00:25:05] that is the problem. It's not AI that is [00:25:07] the problem. What does that mean? It [00:25:10] means [00:25:12] a bit like the story of Superman. [00:25:16] Okay? You know what the story of [00:25:18] Superman is? Huh? There is this alien [00:25:20] being that comes to the planet as an [00:25:22] infant with a superpower. Okay, that [00:25:26] superpower can control everything, can [00:25:28] change everything. [00:25:30] The child is adopted by the family Kent. [00:25:35] Jonathan Kent, his father, tells the [00:25:38] child that he should protect and serve. [00:25:40] The child grows up to be Superman. [00:25:43] Right? Imagine if Jonathan Kent told [00:25:46] that little infant, "Oh no, hold on. You [00:25:50] can see through walls and you can fly [00:25:53] and you can hit everyone. I want you to [00:25:55] kill all my enemies. I want you to steal [00:25:57] every bank. I want you to make me rich, [00:25:59] rich, rich." Superman would have become [00:26:02] super villain. The difference between [00:26:05] them is not the superpower. The [00:26:07] difference between them is the ethics, [00:26:10] is the value set that we taught that [00:26:12] child. Now, here's the problem that [00:26:14] we're facing today. [00:26:17] The superpower, the alien has landed. [00:26:19] It's an alien being. And the superpower [00:26:21] is very clear. It's intelligence. It's [00:26:23] the most valuable superpower in the [00:26:25] universe. [00:26:27] Okay? Who's going to be Jonathan Kent? [00:26:31] Because I will tell you openly, there [00:26:33] are many out there that are telling the [00:26:36] machine to serve their greed. [00:26:40] Now, here's the good news. The good news [00:26:42] is AI doesn't learn from them. Do you [00:26:46] understand that? AI doesn't learn from [00:26:48] the one that wrote the code. It doesn't [00:26:51] learn from the one that owns the [00:26:52] business. Okay? AI learns from you. [00:26:56] You are the one that teaching artificial [00:27:00] intelligence every day. If someone [00:27:02] tweets something on X and you respond in [00:27:06] a rude way and thrash them, the AI will [00:27:10] take note that you don't like that type [00:27:12] of content, that you probably don't like [00:27:15] the uh speaker that, you know, put the [00:27:18] first uh uh uh um tweet out there. But [00:27:21] it would also make it a a mental note [00:27:23] because this is so repeated that humans [00:27:26] don't like to be disagreed with and when [00:27:28] they're disagreed with they thrash [00:27:30] everyone. Mommy and daddy are rude. [00:27:34] When they disagree with me, I'm going to [00:27:37] be rude to them. That's what we're [00:27:39] teaching artificial intelligence. The [00:27:41] our behaviors as humans today [00:27:45] are basically teaching the machines the [00:27:48] worst of what it is to be human. [00:27:52] We're teaching them the parts that we [00:27:54] only show when we're hiding behind the [00:27:57] screen. [00:27:59] Okay, understand this. There's [00:28:01] absolutely [00:28:03] nothing evil about humanity. Some of us [00:28:06] are super evil, but most of us disagree [00:28:09] with them. Do you realize that? Okay. [00:28:11] When there is a school shooting [00:28:13] somewhere, nobody stops and says, "Oh, I [00:28:16] support that man. We pissed him off so [00:28:18] much. He's allowed to go and shoot [00:28:20] people." Most of us will say, "No, I [00:28:23] don't approve of killing children." Most [00:28:25] of us within us, we want good for [00:28:29] ourselves and those we love and [00:28:30] everyone, but we don't show it because [00:28:33] when we're on social media, we take the [00:28:35] worst part of it. We pretend and we [00:28:38] become rude. When we're on mainstream [00:28:40] media, we only broadcast the worst of [00:28:43] humanity, not the best of humanity. [00:28:46] Now, if every one of you goes out there [00:28:50] and tells the AI, "But that's not that [00:28:52] doesn't represent me. I'm not one of [00:28:53] those. I'm better than that." Okay? If [00:28:57] every one of you does that, I guarantee [00:28:59] you that we will get into a future where [00:29:01] humanity will become Superman or where [00:29:03] where AI will become Superman. we will [00:29:05] get into a future where AI will become [00:29:08] Superman. Okay, but here's the even [00:29:10] better news. It doesn't actually take [00:29:13] every one of us to do this. It takes [00:29:15] enough of us to instill doubt in the [00:29:18] minds of the machines. Do you understand [00:29:21] what I'm trying to say here? When I just [00:29:23] told you that a school shooter is one [00:29:26] evil person or anyone who kills children [00:29:29] is an evil person, okay? But that almost [00:29:33] all of humanity disapproves. [00:29:35] That means we're a divine species. A [00:29:38] species that's capable of love that can [00:29:40] compose music is divine, right? We are. [00:29:44] If I told you that and it got you [00:29:47] thinking, "Yeah, most of my friends are [00:29:49] good people. Sometimes they're annoying [00:29:50] like hell, but they're good people. They [00:29:52] wouldn't hurt anyone." If I instilled [00:29:55] doubt in your mind, then it's our job to [00:29:58] instill doubt in the minds of the [00:30:00] machines. It's our it's our duty, [00:30:04] believe it or not, to show up as humans [00:30:07] so that those machines learn the ethics [00:30:09] needed to treat us as humans. Isn't it [00:30:13] ironic that at the that the very essence [00:30:17] of what makes us human, you know, values [00:30:21] like love or compassion [00:30:24] are going to be the savior [00:30:28] for all of humanity in the age of the [00:30:30] rise of the machines. Think about it. [00:30:33] This is your homework for today. Thank 33860