Peter Voss explains what adaptive, artificial GENERAL intelligence is. He explains the kinds of cognitive feelings these machines need. Finally, he and Dr. Park explore whether machine intelligence can and should be programmed to value and defend itself.
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Peter Voss explains artificial general intelligence – Part 1 of 2

Check out this fascinating interview I did at the 2017 RAADFest with Peter Voss, pioneer in artificial intelligence.

Part one of two runs less than 10 minutes and in it, we discuss what an adaptive, artificial GENERAL intelligence is. We also discuss the kinds of cognitive feelings these machines need. Finally, we explore whether machine intelligence can and should be programmed to value and defend itself.

 

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