Last Week in AI Mini Episode: Self Driving Ignorance, AI Surveillance, Nvidia‘s AI Pacman
May 25, 2020
The discussion dives into public perceptions of self-driving technology, revealing a mix of excitement and apprehension. It also explores the intrusive nature of AI surveillance by companies like iFlyTek and Clear. Additionally, there's buzz about Nvidia's innovative take on Pac-Man, showcasing groundbreaking advancements in artificial intelligence. Each topic highlights the balance between technological progress and societal concerns.
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Self-Driving Distrust
- Many people distrust self-driving technology due to a lack of personal experience.
- This distrust is highlighted by a survey where 48% wouldn't use a self-driving taxi.
HealthPass and Public Policy
- Clear's HealthPass app uses biometrics and health quizzes to share user health data.
- This raises concerns about private companies influencing public health policy.
iFlyTek's Dual Use Technology
- iFlyTek's speech recognition technology is used by both consumers and the Chinese government.
- Data from both sources creates a feedback loop, constantly improving the technology.