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The Al Revolution: The Road to Superintelligence

Talkat Øredev 2015 · 2015-11-03..11-06· [large-language-models]
name:Tim Urban
links:none on file
slides:none on file

Claims: narrow AIs (Watson, search/rec sys) already work; hardware trends predict 2025 $1,000 brain‑equivalent and eventual orders‑of‑magnitude scaling; software paths discussed include neural nets, genetic algorithms and whole‑brain emulation, but AGI/ASI remains unbuilt; surprising numbers: human brain ≈10 quadrillion ops/sec and many experts put AGI inside this century; corporate moves (Google buys DeepMind) and examples (Tesla SpaceX access) show real investment; failure mode examples include the paperclip scenario and uncontrollable recursive self‑improvement.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:05From procrastination to deep topics
  3. 10:49Transition to AI research
  4. 13:59Working with Elon Musk
  5. 15:24Die progress units explained
  6. 23:15Not a normal time in history
  7. 29:12Understanding artificial intelligence basics
  8. 33:04From narrow AI to superintelligence
  9. 44:47Road to superintelligence
  10. 50:25Existential risks and control
  11. 1:03:22Final thoughts
  12. 1:04:04Q&A
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