Hollywood, Trust And The Future Of AI: Edge Of AI Launch Party Insights

Aug 31, 2023

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AI is booming. It is a reality we all must face and move with. But as with all things revolutionary and evolutionary, we have to confront a blend of opportunities and uncertainties. The Edge of AI deeply probes into the promises and questions AI brings. In this special launch party episode, we are joined by some of the leaders in the AI technology boom to share their thoughts about the current state and future of AI. We get to hear not one but two sets of interviews. Together with our very own Ron Levy, we hear from Ramsay Brown of The AI Responsibility Lab, Jyo Deshmukh of USC’s Center for Autonomy and AI, and Chris Coughlan of Artium. They dive deep into public safety, AI regulation, efficiency, and innovation. We also get to learn about the intersection of AI and the creative industry from Josh Kriger’s interview with Les Borsai of Wave Financial and Rachel Joy Victor of FBRC.ai. They shed light on the pros and cons of AI and where they sit in the context of the recent writers’ strike in Hollywood. AI has undeniably already embedded itself into our lives. Learn more about what it holds for us today and tomorrow, starting with these conversations.

Key Takeaways:

AI's Dual Nature: AI presents both opportunities and uncertainties, driving evolution in entertainment and beyond.
AI & Creativity: Leaders explore AI's impact on public safety, regulation, and innovation, probing its role in shaping the future.
AI's Integration: AI intersects with creative industries, offering unique content generation while challenging established norms.

Quotes:

Ramsay Brown: "The concerns are completely merited and we are completely warranted to be fundamentally concerned about the direction and trajectory of AI technologies as they are being developed."
Jyo Deshmukh: "AI has evolved in various ways and ChatGPT is one of the products that we see that is in the public imagination."
Chris Coughlan: "If you develop software the right way, then the outcomes are going to be the good thing that we are looking for."
Rachel Joy Victor: "Generative AI is able to output content in a unique way because it's built on large data sets that don’t need to be labeled, so it's able to spit out a large amount of content."
Les Borsai: "The cool thing about the whole space is the imagination you can have and how you can disrupt."

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