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So there's a huge incentive to get this right long before we reach superintelligent machines.
So to summarize: I'm actually trying to change the definition of AI so that we have provably beneficial machines.
And the principles are: machines that are altruistic, that want to achieve only our objectives, but that are uncertain about what those objectives are, and will watch all of us to learn more about what it is that we really want.
Earlier that year, I played what is called simultaneous exhibition against 32 of the world's best chess-playing machines in Hamburg, Germany.
Machines were weak, and my hair was strong.
We are in a race against the machines, in a fight or even in a war.
Soon, machines will be taxi drivers and doctors and professors, but will they be "intelligent?"
What really matters is how we humans feel about living and working with these machines.
A team of grandmasters and top machines participated, but the winners were not grandmasters, not a supercomputer.
Their skill of coaching their machines effectively counteracted the superior chess knowledge of their grandmaster opponents and much greater computational power of others.
This convinced me that we would need better interfaces to help us coach our machines towards more useful intelligence.
Twenty years after my match with Deep Blue, second match, this sensational "The Brain's Last Stand" headline has become commonplace as intelligent machines move in every sector, seemingly every day.
But unlike in the past, when machines replaced farm animals, manual labor, now they are coming after people with college degrees and political influence.
And as someone who fought machines and lost, I am here to tell you this is excellent, excellent news.
Machines have calculations.
Machines have instructions.
Machines have objectivity.
We should not worry about what our machines can do today.
Instead, we should worry about what they still cannot do today, because we will need the help of the new, intelligent machines to turn our grandest dreams into reality.
And if we fail, if we fail, it's not because our machines are too intelligent, or not intelligent enough.
The videos are not all Rube Goldberg machines, by the way.
Not just about how these machines work, but what it would feel like to live alongside them.
We're able to then put this DNA into DNA-sequencing machines and are able to digitize the DNA into A's, C's, T's and G's and have this final readout.
I mean, I love these guys, the former guys who used to take the algorithms from Las Vegas slot machines and put them in our social media feed so that we get addicted.
About a year ago, I went to Fukushima to see what the situation was there, and there's just a huge need for machines that can go into some of the dirty places and help remediate that.
And as machines get smarter, we get smarter.
Instead of asking, "How smart can we make our machines?"
let's ask "How smart can our machines make us?"
And as we discover new ways to give machines intelligence, we can distribute that intelligence to all of the AI assistants in the world, and therefore to every person, regardless of circumstance.
There's 260-plus businesses here, manufacturing everything from bicycles to washing machines to transformers.
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