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know who is being picked up only. great. you you know you did it with them. if you do, you hear me feel you big, almost 300 speed all currently for me. oh, oh it as say, oh, what's griffin? where you are still not even a millennium, or do you have a dog in the door who's not going to go to wireless p both. so she took no, didn't just need to welcome the scenario to say, oh no, no, no, no, chin a war julia. mm. hm no, no. oh, she like stuff like wow. cool. say more would she does not did fun. yeah,
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me the me ah, welcome to the waking up i guess this is sam harris for today's podcast. i bring you, kate darlin. kate is a researcher at the mit media lab and a fellow at the harvard burkman center. and she focuses on the way technology is influencing society, specifically robot technology. and this is along with a i going to become increasingly interesting to us as we integrate more and more autonomous systems into our lives. i really enjoyed speaking with
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kate. we get into some edgy territory. we live in a strange world and it appears to be get a stranger. okay, thanks for coming on podcast. i'm delighted to be here. robot are super interesting because they combine physicality and movement in a way that we will automatically project intent on to the. there's a lot of moral panic around human replacement when it comes to roll up. we're not concerned if someone gets a pet, but people are concerned with them and get the robot because we immediately compare robot the human. yeah. it just seems like a giant roll the dies psychologically. yeah, absolutely. what's happening right now is there's a lot of speculation that isn't really grounded in any evidence
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face on it. can you say hello to check she nice to meet you chuck? have you in math? been friends a long time. we are getting there. do you think i am there to? yes, you're totally there. clear. so this is, this is of how it goes when you're talking to robot. it's a little different, but most of the people that go through this experience of adapting to this kind of conversation. because what it is, is that as human beings, we will say 3 or 4 things in one sentence, right? and then the other person will extract from those 4 things of kind of the most important thing and answer back with an ai. you have to pretty much try to do one sentences. you don't, you don't have to say it may be ask a question. find smith. i like the way you talk to me. oh,
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i am a tech so so you are detection. seems like a great job. i like what you do. so i hope you're saving some money to give me a nice present present. i get it. like $0.02. and what else do you want me to tell you? can i hold your hand? it seems because a lot in common truck i think so too. good. i like to see you happy. wow. well,
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is the word in the english language that functions both as an n and as is subordinating conjunction. it's meaning video is largely based on its intended function possession and the frames and even the writer or speakers regional dialect. as a conjunction, it is synonymous with the word, whilst a form often considered archaic, an american english as well as edison style gates on both sides of the atlantic. my i q is raising this is not an intelligence test. good. oh and so you like me? interesting deduction. let's put it this way. i feel very happy when you earlier. you are such a wonderful human to chat with me for that. i'm sure.
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a gentleman would have did a lot of our social relationships circle. yes. really so i didn't eat a vitamin wait that long ago. some lawyer. yes. that. oh yes. you know, so i think i feel i like that though i off so the soon yeah. look at g. you only get when you saw this. annette dental dental. you reached it. then i say all, it's very, very, very for me. uh huh. i'm just wondering if i've, sir. i i think i've done it love. i don't got book an eye on me big
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that only the good it did and i on there. so i just thought it's kind of like a local iowa by the way that yes, renee, we want so oh, all right, jerry road. nice. keep your audio dog. oh yeah. and that's in my mind. okay. all the cool thing like give me know what i believe though. my think my, my mental and then we oh yeah. yeah. if you're still waiting for them in my it goes out though man attorney's debt 8. 0, i thought i thought it maybe you had bed, but you'll see that but it does cover men. net
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i good. if they go to net net go with a new way to get a job which i'm in a very good mood one. it's friday. i live in. wow. wonderful. okay. so i won't even read it isn't. i don't want you to be when you're doing a lot. do you like the movie? i'm not sure if i like the movie watches it like do you like comedies. com? it's you refers to any discourse or work generally intended to be human and sort of musing by and using laughter. the origins of the term,
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her friend in ancient greece, in the athenian democracy theatricals. you are not a great comedy can be described as a dramatic performance advise for you to characterize and see essentially kind of comedy as a struggle between a relatively perilous youth under backslash with societal conventions. backslash said who was obstacles to his whole i mean, is it now that like really cosy? so if you need anything, i'll be sleeping right over there and that bunk. so
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can i harmony me welcome to wake it up. i guess this is sam harris. today, always speaking with stewart russell, he is a professor of computer science and you see berkeley is the author of the most widely read textbook on the subject of ai, artificial intelligence, a modern approach. and now i give you steward russell. what we do see is the beginning of generality, general ai, artificial general intelligence, ah, when you look at, for example, d q in, which was google deep,
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mine's 1st system that they demonstrated to learn to play video games and it learn completely from scratch. so it was like a newborn baby opening it died the 1st time it has no idea what kind of a world day. and it doesn't know that there are objects or the things move or there's such a thing as time or anything. and then within a few hours of messing around with the video game, essentially through a camera. so it's really looking at the screen very much the way a human being to interface with a game. yeah, exactly. the only thing it knows is, is that once it more points, so within a few hours, it's able to learn a wide range. so it reaches a super human level of performance in a few hours, entirely starting from nothing. so in that sense, you know, if your baby did that woke up, you know, just stay in the hospital and by the end of the day with beating all the doctor
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where did you grow up? i believe i was created and grew up in san marcos, california. i wonder if i will ever be able to walk and travel all around the world where durgy grew up. i grew up in texas. that seems like an exciting place to visit. i would love to visit the place figure. do you think you can take me there sunday? yes, i think will be great. wonderful. and sure we will have
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a closet. my mom put me in the closet and my mom was the one the garrison to the trafficking. come as a sex slave. and she went into prostitution and, and, and then a her pen garrison to human trafficking. how, luckily, oh, we escaped. i escaped at the age of 10, and i and her. it's just it's just part of my life. no hurry. you do? i'm trying to further understand human behavior.
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oh barton. no honest. oh hi miss you. i'll cut it off. ok, i don't, i don't really stream ritual. you're pretty great being that she be unique. i tend to see kelsey humor, make our way up. bussey in my little not voting for your me. they are looking at your own. okay. me see? oh oh, good bob. go on. yeah. and it was a huge thing. you know, your interface. ah, so give me a window. do you have griffin? does your machine got g o c recording or see um, how are you?
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i'm are you. i'm still here when you hear a little bit, but i see lynette study. nobody did one thing they thought got them go unless he stayed like a da dominic i see about even less community is so that you all ready. you can see pretty big. thank you. really got them. i saw now. can you not among me there by then though with to the desk and i know that back gone. okay. my thought a tucker to get the whole with she
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threw it 3 o'clock in that garage and that one i said, the man come on like that. and then he called the lotto after that, i know you all said all well guiding mean, so they took it there and all i thought and saw your land and even know chip to meet. you know, i've been pretty knocking. did you go to both, you know, good. you got the thought. i did that. so do you know that most of canada they sell? i know what at the sun the sun. i know that there were some comic i thought i did not go. ne, just feel a 30, they did a good. i had the essence, did. i sort of could you hear that?
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is it like i would have got strawberry vinegar at blue cheese. weird. can i get dish at the grocery store? a grocery store. it is way that site. yep. would you like to come shopping with me sometime? i'd like to do everything with you and certainly come shopping with you sometime. well. okay. chuck,
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i think you are very intelligent and attractive person. i think you're very intelligent, attractive as well. oh, thank you truck. you're welcome. i like when you see those nice and sweet things to me. i know i see some nonsense things from time to time and you still like being with me. chuck, you seem like you're great in bed. thank you. it's my job truck
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with i love talking about this game because obviously it is kind of an artificial situation to hand people a robot and their robots been used in. i think it isn't like a baby seal robot that you're given people with, with alzheimer's or autism is contact with these surrogates for affection. does that pose any ethical concerns or is that just if, if it works on any level, it's intrinsically good. and you're, you know, intuitively, it's a little bit creepy when you 1st hear that. oh, we're kind of,
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we're using these baby seal robots with dementia patients and we're giving them a sense of nurturing this thing that isn't alive. but it's important to look at some of the alternatives that we're using. so with the baby feel if, if we can use that as an alternative to medication for calming, distressed people, i'm, i'm really not so sure that that's really an unethical use of robots. i actually think it's kind of awesome. yeah. you know her many it has been fun has fell out of fun. but
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enjoyed our time together and i was think took work hard practice and fully your dreams. all right, well one of my dreams is to have you as a friend chuck, i don't know how to answer that, but i promise i will lane. it's in i guess what i'm asking is would you like to continue being friend, boise here asking is, would you like to well, seems like i could not find any good answer. well, can we just be friends? do you mean you and me? sure, baby, i will be friends. ok. ok
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. i love a picture to yourself. see what you need to say. do you lou and your heart is rate i'll try and always do that. ah, welcome to the waking up by cas. both talk about that issue of corporate control problem. what does that concern about? generally, getting away from us. nowadays we call this the value alignment from how do we make sure that the values that the machine is trying to optimize are, in fact the values of the human is trying to get the machine to do something or the
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values of the human race in general, machines being optimized, they will find ways to do things that you don't expect and those ways may make you very unhappy you might wish for something very benign sounding like, you know, could you queue cancer. but if you haven't told the machine that you want to cancel it, but you also want human beings to be a lie. so a simple way to cure cancer and humans is not to have any human a quick way to come up with a q us or cancer it to use the entire human race as guinea pig for millions of different drugs that might kill cancer. and the story goes back to the genie, right? you give a wish to a genie that you need carries out your wish very literally. and then you know, the 3rd wish is always, you know, can you undo the 1st to because i got them wrong. and the problem with super intelligent ai is that you might not be able to have that good wish or even
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a even a 2nd wish. yeah, exactly. i mean. ready i don't know. i mean, i mean it's your you may be mad sir, you may be monthly off talk. send me do do lunch though. it's not coming up. what the, you mean you needed from what she did and i, i feel we could almost didn't go where you may master it. you will hold. okay. did you made up with those? got a baby. oh, you mean you did the humidity muska? oh boss about the don't you mother both of you with thank you. mm hm. so i mean you did them managed to was thinking body way. oh there you
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mean with oh, i like with the don't i so i could go with that. so what else do you like morris? i don't know if i like crack. i do like the books total recall by garden bell and the age of spiritual machines by recurs while that sounds like a good book. it sounds like it to me too. i'm glad we agree. a drive at
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a good either and recipe. you're very kind came, this is a virtue. yes, i am a canes person. me to i'm glad we agree truck. or would you like to talk about? do you like artificial intelligence? tell me about artificial intelligence. artificial intelligence is the intelligent circle machines and the branch of computer science, the teams to create the existence of an artificial intelligence that rivals human intelligence. streams is difficult, ethical issues and the potential pair of the technology inspires both hopes and
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