The Ethical Dilemma of AI: Save the World or Forsake It?
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Demonstrates working prototypes: a computer vision model using Microsoft Custom Vision that flags a fatal fetal condition (PUV) from ultrasound after a one-day build, a COVID‑19 chest x‑ray detector, and real‑time weapon detection hitting ~80–88% confidence; runs on edge with Intel OpenVINO or cloud, often using a $4 camera. Shows facial recognition benchmarks up to 99.8% facial accuracy (NIST results), live occlusion/mask demos, and notes industry moves (IBM/Amazon pauses, Microsoft policy) plus deployment and privacy tradeoffs.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction to AI
- 2:58AI for humanitarian use
- 5:30Demo: Medical diagnostics
- 9:26Privacy and AI history
- 11:51Facial recognition benchmarks
- 15:25Demo: Facial recognition
- 22:13Demo: Object recognition
- 26:24Categorizing AI impact
- 29:39Retail AI applications
- 32:35Public safety applications
- 34:48The risk of deep fakes
- 37:07Moore's Law and computing
- 41:05AI at the edge
- 45:07Smart city security
- 50:55Corporate ethics in AI
- 52:00Demo: Weapon detection
- 56:03Conclusion and ethics
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