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'''Epi Ludvik''', CEO, [[Crowdsourcing Week (CSW)|'''Crowdsourcing Week''']] The Race for Mindshare Crowdsourcing Collective Consciousness for Super Intelligence In the recent years, AI development has quickly accelerated and is finally making its way into our lives in the form of self-driving cars and smart personal assistants. As AI gets more and more reliable, people are slowly overcoming their suspicions towards it and embracing it as a part of their day-to-day lives. With adoption rates soaring, now is the correct time to switch the focus of the debate to Moral Machine Learning: which ethics do we want machines to have? And how do we bestow these values onto them? Welcome to the Information Age. | |||
== Participation on Humanity Rising == | == Participation on Humanity Rising == | ||
[[Category:Is-Humanity Rising Presenter]] | :[[HR!Day029| Day029 Crowdsourcing And Regenerative Business]] [[Category:Is-Humanity Rising Presenter]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:55, 4 June 2022
Epi Ludvik, CEO, Crowdsourcing Week The Race for Mindshare Crowdsourcing Collective Consciousness for Super Intelligence In the recent years, AI development has quickly accelerated and is finally making its way into our lives in the form of self-driving cars and smart personal assistants. As AI gets more and more reliable, people are slowly overcoming their suspicions towards it and embracing it as a part of their day-to-day lives. With adoption rates soaring, now is the correct time to switch the focus of the debate to Moral Machine Learning: which ethics do we want machines to have? And how do we bestow these values onto them? Welcome to the Information Age.