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“Data-Driven Optimism” in action: My goal is to offer you an antidote to all the pessimistic news you’re bombarded with every day.
There will be two kinds of companies at the end of this decade: those that are fully utilizing AI, and those that are out of business.
Can you feel the pace of change accelerating?
Will AI eliminate the need for human programmers in the next five years, or will it turn all of us into coders?
Can we ensure that AI is used ethically? Will AIs themselves develop empathy and ethics? That’s the topic I’d like to discuss today. It’s important.
AI was first discussed in 1956 at a Dartmouth Conference 70 years old. And the first deep-learning-like algorithms were described in 1965.
We are blanketing the planet in digital connectivity at an accelerating rate.
