

Decoding the Dark Web, Artificial Intelligence, and Deep Learning | NASA CTIO, Dr. Chris Mattmann
Mar 2, 2022
Dr. Chris Mattmann, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at NASA's JPL, shares his insights on the intersection of deep learning and the dark web. He humorously explains the dark web's evolution and the importance of understanding its digital intricacies. The conversation also explores the future of artificial intelligence, discussing its potential risks and the need for human expertise in managing data. With anecdotes about personal growth and the creative process, Chris emphasizes resilience and the significance of iterative learning in innovation.
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Dark Web Origins and Uses
- The dark web is an anonymized internet protocol initially developed by the Department of Defense.
- It's used for both legitimate secure communication and illicit activities.
Embrace the Duality of Technology
- Every technology can be misused; focus on the potential benefits of innovation, not just the risks.
- Keep creating and innovating, despite potential downsides.
From Trailer to JPL
- Dr. Chris Mattmann grew up in a trailer in Santa Clarita, facing financial hardship and his mother's mental illness.
- Despite this, he excelled academically, leading to scholarships and a job at JPL while at USC.