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Michael Luzich on A Deeper Look Into The Role of NGOs in Addressing Global Challenges.

A Deeper Look Into The Role Of NGOs In Addressing Global Challenges

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most remarkable advancements of our time. It is a powerful evolving technology that has transformed the way we interact with machines and perceive the capabilities of computer systems. However, with this newfound power comes a natural apprehension. There is a noticeable fear surrounding the unintentional consequences and unintended implications of Artificial Intelligence. As this technology becomes increasingly integrated into our daily lives, the question is: how justified are our fears and just how tangible, and how real is the threat posed by this revolutionary technology? Perhaps, the underlying cause of these fears is our tendency to unjustifiably attribute human traits to the machines we may construct.  

A compelling new perspective suggests that human intelligence will evolve alongside digital technology, leading to a transformative coevolution of human and artificial intelligence. This augmented intelligence will reshape our thinking and behaviour. In his recent book “Evolutionary Intelligence: How Technology Will Make Us Smarter” Professor W. Russell Neuman offers a remarkably optimistic perspective where computational intelligence not only addresses the well-known limitations of human judgement but also enhances decision-making capabilities and expands our capacity for action. In this episode of Bridging the Gaps, I speak with Professor W. Russell Neuman. We discuss how our future depends on our ability to computationally compensate for the limitations of the human cognitive system. We explore Neuman’s viewpoint that “if intelligence is the capacity to match means with ends, then augmented intelligence can offer the ability to adapt to changing environments as we face the ultimate challenge of long-term survival”. Professor Neuman's distinctive approach to explain complex concepts through narratives and anecdotes adds an engaging layer of interest to this discussion. This highly informative discussion makes a powerful argument for the continued coexistence of humans and their machines.  

W. Russell Neuman is Professor of Media Technology at New York University. He is a specialist in new media and digital education. He is a founding faculty of the MIT Media Lab. He served as a Senior Policy Analyst in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, working in the areas of information technology, broadband policy, and technologies for border security. 

Complement this discussion with “Reclaiming Human Intellgience” with Professor Gerd Gigerenzer available at:  
https://www.bridgingthegaps.ie/2023/04/reclaiming-human-intelligence-and-how-to-stay-smart-in-a-smart-world-with-prof-gerd-gigerenzer/
And then listen to  “Working with AI: Real Stories of Human-Machine Collaboration” with Professor Thomas Davenport and Professor Steven Miller available at: 
https://www.bridgingthegaps.ie/2022/10/working-with-ai-real-stories-of-human-machine-collaboration-thomas-davenport-steven-miller/

“Evolutionary Intelligence: How Technology Will Make Us Smarter” with Professor W. Russell Neuman

Hello everyone! It’s Wednesday, September twenty-fifth, and we are back with another roundup of the latest in Artificial Intelligence news. Let’s dive into what has been happening lately.

openai rolls out advanced voice mode with more voices and a new look. OpenAI has expanded the Advanced Voice Mode for ChatGPT to Plus and Teams subscribers. This update includes a sleek new design featuring a blue animated sphere and five additional voices—Arbor, Maple, Sol, Spruce, and Vale. However, the much-anticipated video and screen-sharing features are still absent. If you’re not seeing the update, try uninstalling and reinstalling the app.

sam altman anticipates superintelligence soon, defends AI in rare personal blog post. In a rare blog entry, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman predicts that superintelligence could arise in just a few thousand days. He emphasizes that advancements in AI could tackle significant global issues, like climate change, but also warns of the risks associated with unequal access to these technologies.

meta's new AI creates custom images from a single photo without extra training. Meta has unveiled a new model named "Imagine Yourself," which can generate personalized images from just one reference photo. No extra training is needed, making it a powerful tool for content creators looking to showcase individuals in various styles and settings.

open-source pdf2audio tool turns documents into podcasts and audio summaries. Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have introduced PDF2Audio, an open-source project that converts complex documents into audio formats. Users can upload multiple PDFs and customize their audio output for podcasts, lectures, and more, supporting multiple languages in the process!

figma's AI-powered app generator is back after it was pulled for copying apple. Figma has relaunched its app generator, now called First Draft. The tool assists designers in creating layouts while addressing earlier concerns of it mirroring Apple’s design. With new improvements, it aims to help users generate unique designs without compromising privacy.

That’s all for today’s briefing! Keep an eye on the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence, and stay tuned for more updates. Until next time, stay curious!

OpenAI Enhances ChatGPT's Voice Features, While Meta Unveils Custom Image AI Tool and MIT Introduces PDF2Audio Podcast Converter

In-depth conversations with researchers, explorers and thought leaders from around the world, on cutting edge research and original ideas. 

Michael Luzich is a talented businessman, entrepreneur, and founder of Luzich Partners in Las Vegas. On top of his career, Michael is the founder of Luzich Racing, where he races internationally with Ferrari. Michael's interest in cars began in his 20s, and he soon got into club racing and, as his interest and skills grew, he got more involved in the formal racing process. In his first season racing, Michael won the World Title in the GT Open Championship.

Michael Luzich enjoys racing because of the extraordinary feats accomplished by both man and machine on the course. Racing is an exercise in physics and one that requires incredible wit and focus; while it can be draining, it's a good intellectual exercise.

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