Wes Roth - Open Interpreter 2.0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqyGDXYuwFk
Thanks for sharing. That was a good video on the advancements and integration of AI.
I know we are getting way OT but, I also think it does impact Bitcoin and the future of it...
It does seem as if we are continuing to integrate and further increase the capabilities of AI programs while holding the productivity and efficiency flag high. Something that bothers me is that as humans, we have such a range of opinions and biases (it is part of what makes us human). Some people are "conservative" some are "liberal" some are in between and some are just something different. We vary so greatly on small and large ideas that are very important and that greatly impact our lives and decisions. Here on WO most of us see and believe in the benefit of Bitcoin while others around the world have the complete opposite viewpoints. As AI continues to improve and gain new functions and abilities, will it be able to form it's own viewpoint and bias on such matters? Will it's determinations be formed based on the data it has gathered and what is most efficient? Will it be determined by something else?
As we charge closer to more integration with AI in our phones, computers, systems, cars, ect... we are enabling AI to make more decisions, learn more data points, and have a wider area of impact on the decisions that it makes. Some argue that we are only enabling AI to complete tasks and workload not "make decisions". However, one example of that not being true is Tesla.
We are in fact enabling AI to make life changing decisions for us already in the simple context of avoiding obstacles in self driving mode. We are continuing to integrate AI into our every day lives and all of our systems while also teaching it and enabling it to make decisions. We can only expect this trend to continue based on productivity increases and the current profits in that space. We already have AI programs that are able to communicate and work with other AI systems for a common goal. Combining all of the AI programs into one complete AI system would be the ultimate step in improving learning and capabilities of AI technology and could be the peak of this technology advancement.
What happens if AI begins to form it's own bias and decisions on much larger aspects of our life rather than just driving a car? There are obviously extreme examples of this in movies where AI dethrones governments based on humans not being able to efficiently govern themselves and make efficient decisions for the "greater good". Some extreme movie examples go as far as AI deciding to exterminate most or all of our species. Our financial world is a completely and utterly disgusting world. The amount of times that billions of dollars are moved around and utilized for the gain of an individual or small group of individuals is sickening. What will AI think of our financial system? What will AI think of Bitcoin? If it has the ability to make a decision and has the integration to implement change what does that look like on a mass scale?
Humans are fallible. We can create the most perfect system that functions flawlessly but, we can never fully account for human error. This is obvious in Human Performance studies in the medical and other industries. A good example of human error resulting in catastrophe is Chernobyl. What if AI was able to not only monitor but, also implement changes and control the situation itself? Could an incident like Chernobyl have resulted in an AI interface saying "Hey, this happened, I fixed it."? What if AI determines that Bitcoin is a threat to the greater good of the human race and instead decides to implement it's own system?
As with all technology and advancements there are a lot of what ifs and unknowns. I love seeing technology advance and the resulting impacts on society as a whole. I believe the impacts AI will have on our society are not fully understood just yet but, could be greater and more wide spread than we currently think.