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AI: Nothing to 'Lose Sleep Over'?
Oct 26, 2023
Professors Hannah Fry and Gina Neff discuss the risks and opportunities of AI at the AI safety summit. They stress the importance of understanding and managing these risks. The podcast also explores the comparison of advanced technology to past inventions and the potential consequences of AI-generated deep fake election content. The director and musician from Bastille discuss their involvement in the podcast and their love for the nature documentary, Planet Earth. They talk about the challenges of filming elusive wolves and the impact of the Planet Earth series on our understanding of animal behavior.
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Quick takeaways
- The upcoming AI summit in the UK will address the risks and opportunities of artificial intelligence and emphasize the need for responsible and trustworthy AI.
- The podcast highlights the importance of considering not only technical risks, but also societal and ethical implications of AI and the establishment of the world's first AI safety institute in the UK to promote responsible and ethical AI development.
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Main Wolves: Capturing the Elusive
The team at Planet Earth 3 spent three years researching and collaborating with scientists to capture footage of the elusive main wolves. These wolves, resembling foxes on stilts, are highly shy and difficult to film. Using new technologies and collaring techniques, the team was able to uncover their behaviors and document their lives. The captured footage not only provided engaging sequences for the series, but also contributed to scientific research and conservation efforts of the threatened species.
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