Will Machines Rule the World? | Barry Smith
Nov 03, 2024•1 hr 1 min
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Episode description
Does Searle’s Chinese Room show that AI is not intelligent or creative? Does AI learn the way humans do? And could AI ever be capable of truly creative thought?
[00:00] Introduction to the Chinese Room Argument
[03:55] The Evolution of Human Language
[05:58] ChatGPT's Capabilities and Limitations
[12:09] Human Understanding vs. AI Responses
[15:33] The Complexity of Human Desires
[20:24] The Nature of Human and Machine Intelligence
[30:58] AI and Creativity: A Writer's Perspective
[33:08] The Limits of AI Creativity
[35:01] The Future of AI and AGI
[36:05] Thermodynamics and Human Creativity
[39:13] Live Experiment: AI Poetry
[42:40] AI's Impressive Achievements
[49:42] The Debate on AGI
[59:53] Final Thoughts
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