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The key was to bring together young people from different backgrounds that ordinarily never have anything to do with each other, to have a conversation about how they could collaborate and to test and develop new machines and tools that could allow them to shred and strip copper instead of burning it, to mold plastic bricks and tiles, to build new computers out of components recovered from dead electronics, to build a drone.
Every day, 90,000 letters were being opened by these machines.
And we also have, if you've read the book about the filter bubble, the filter bubble phenomenon is that we love to use machines which help us find stuff we like.
Ah, machines.
In 2012, we brought all of our best machines to London and put them in their most iconic places.
SG: After I got the call, I caught the first flight to England and arrived into the brightly lit intensive care ward, where Mark was lying naked, just under a sheet, connected to machines that were monitoring if he would live.
In the '90s, I worked in our Boston office for almost two years, and when I left, an old senior partner told me, literally, "Send me more of these Germans, they work like machines."
"Send me more of these machines.
Employees are resources, are assets, not costs, not head counts, not machines, not even the Germans.
So machines really are doing an extraordinarily good job of this, and it is now being used in industry.
New medical technologies like x-ray machines were invented.
Snakes include some infrared in their reality, and honeybees include ultraviolet in their view of the world, and of course we build machines in the dashboards of our cars to pick up on signals in the radio frequency range, and we built machines in hospitals to pick up on the X-ray range.
Yet, our most advanced machines and computers still struggle at this task.
So in other words, collectively as a society, we're very much blind, because our smartest machines are still blind.
So ultimately, we want to teach the machines to see just like we do: naming objects, identifying people, inferring 3D geometry of things, understanding relations, emotions, actions and intentions.
When machines can see, doctors and nurses will have extra pairs of tireless eyes to help them to diagnose and take care of patients.
We will discover new species, better materials, and explore unseen frontiers with the help of the machines.
Little by little, we're giving sight to the machines.
We will not only use the machines for their intelligence, we will also collaborate with them in ways that we cannot even imagine.
The cortex still has some algorithmic tricks that we don't yet know how to match in machines.
Machines will then be better at inventing than we are, and they'll be doing so on digital timescales.
CA: I suspect there are people in the audience who have this view of accelerating technological power who might dispute your statement that never in our lifetimes will a computer do what a three-year-old child can do, but what's clear is that in any scenario, our machines have so much to learn from our toddlers.
Yes, oh the cold is for the machines, the new technology.
And by humanizing technology, we have this golden opportunity to reimagine how we connect with machines, and therefore, how we, as human beings, connect with one another.
Now, that was 20 years ago, and now I visit companies that have banned coffee cups at desks because they want people to hang out around the coffee machines and talk to each other.
Telescopes are like time machines.
Firstly with cosmic rays, and then with particle accelerators, machines that smash together subatomic particles at great energies.
The human eye is one of the most powerful machines on the planet.
So I decided to move on to working with big machines, ones that didn't fit in my living room.
I love the exact and the custom work I can do with all kinds of fashion technologies, like knitting machines and laser cutting and silk printing.
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