TED Talks Daily How a worm could save humanity from bad AI | Ramin Hasani
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Oct 23, 2024 
Ramin Hasani, an AI scientist and TED Fellow known for his innovative work with liquid neural networks, discusses how these flexible systems could reshape artificial intelligence. He explains how insights from the C. elegans worm can enhance AI's adaptability and safety. The conversation explores the challenges of AI transparency, advocating for greater human oversight to prevent potential crises. Hasani highlights the importance of ethical frameworks in developing trust in AI technologies, making a compelling case for a future where AI mirrors natural intelligence.
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AI for Good
- Ramin Hassani's wildest dream is to design AI that benefits humanity.
- He envisions AI solving complex problems in mathematics, economics, humanitarian sciences, and physics.
Liquid Neural Networks
- Liquid neural networks, inspired by the C. elegans worm, offer a flexible AI approach.
- These networks incorporate feedback mechanisms, enabling them to adapt and change like living brains.
The C. elegans Worm
- The C. elegans worm, despite its simplicity, shares 75% of its genome with humans.
- Studying its nervous system offers valuable insights for building more intelligent AI systems.