I am not rich. Don’t know where you go that idea. Upper middle class maybe. But I can’t afford to live in 70% of Silicon Valley
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Defining Intelligence: The Problem of Measurement and Bias
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Of course it’s not that hard…if you define intelligence in the simplest least expansive most gameable terms. The issue becomes who gets to define intelligence & how. And once we open that box we’re back to grappling w the Mismeasure of Man, IQ testing’s sordid history, etc
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German Automakers Missed Autonomous Vehicle Revolution
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I gave a speech to Mercedes Benz R&D engineers. They had way more than Tesla a decade ago. The German execs decided not to invest. They didn’t believe in autonomy. Neither did Ford. Its CEO told me no one would buy an autonomous car. I did. Everyone else will follow.
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Economic Depression Impact on Consumer Behavior and Markets
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If America gets thrown into a depression then it won't matter what the consumer is.
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Chinese AI Autonomous Vehicles Pose National Security Threat to American Jobs
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That might be true, but we need to slow down the decimation of the American auto industry to protect jobs. Also, do you want Chinese AI computers driving around America with cameras? Huge national security problem.
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Automation and Robots Replace Human Labor in Manufacturing
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We don’t, actually. Everything can be built in America with robots. China has completely automated factories. That is the new standard, not people.
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Hundreds of thousands of jobs at stake from AI
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True but hundreds of thousands of jobs are at stake
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AI Accelerating Scientific Breakthroughs at Royal Society Forum
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James Manyika gave the opening address at the inaugural AI for Science Forum, co-hosted by Google DeepMind & the Royal Society. He laid out how AI is accelerating scientific breakthroughs & can help address the world's key challenges. Read his remarks:
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AI Automation Risk: Economic Depression Concerns in America
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Because doing it too fast will throw American economy into depression.