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| *BOOM* *BOOM* *BOOM* *BOOM* Stop the robots! Stop the robots! Stop the robots! | |
| You say robots! | |
| We say no bots! | |
| Say goodbye! | |
| Tell us your manifesto. | |
| Technology should be used in coordination with humans, not in opposition of humans. | |
| Leanne McAdoo for Infowars.com. | |
| I'm out here enjoying South by Southwest and I ran into these extremists here with this pro-humanity message. | |
| This is Adam with Stop the Robots. | |
| Are you really out here to stop the robots? | |
| Are you against technology? | |
| Well, so people are confused. | |
| I'm a computer engineer, and we like technology. | |
| Technology can be used to help humanity. | |
| It's already been used to help humanity. | |
| And we think that the moral decisions of humanity should stay with the technology. | |
| So the day that we start creating technology that follows a moral decision complex that's not our own is the day that we're in danger. | |
| And that already exists today. | |
| And we want to make sure that in the near-term future and the far-term future, humanity is spoken for. | |
| The ways we can use human morality in effect with technology, not separate from humanity. | |
| Rather than create a technology that's a parallel of us, something that... | |
| That exists against us, potentially. | |
| We need to create things that allow us to advance ourselves. | |
| And one of the big things, obviously, that's going to happen very shortly within our lifetime that a lot of people aren't really prepared for and economists don't even know what they're going to do. | |
| Everything is going to be automated soon. | |
| And there are going to be a lot of people without jobs. | |
| Now, that could be great in one sense because we could all self-actualize and write poetry, but... | |
| Let's be real, there's going to be a lot of us wandering around with nothing to do. | |
| So what's the answer to that? | |
| So I actually foresee a future where technology helps us expand our economy, not just in terms of agricultural production and things that could potentially be automated, but in terms of jobs and the intellectual future of mankind. | |
| Yes, and that was actually one of the things that we learned at the AI conference I just covered, is that soon, with this automation... | |
| Currency as we know it is going to change, the value of things will change, jobs will be obsolete, but those jobs that... | |
| That are really, you know, people that will remain successful are those who are able to do the jobs the robots cannot do. | |
| And so it's going to be about teaching humanity to be, you know, entrepreneurs and to think and to be creative and go beyond this. | |
| What they're teaching us at school right now is to just be robots. | |
| Well, today there's people that are doing things for their communities, for their families, for their nations, for humanity in general, that aren't being paid for it. | |
| forums, investing extreme amounts of time, helping other people, expanding on the human condition. | |
| And they're not part of the current economy. | |
| They're doing this in their own spare time. | |
| And so there are ways that we can create technology that we can't fathom right now, where people will have jobs. | |
| And as long as we keep that in mind as we build technology into the future and don't pigeonhole humanity into something where, I don't know, let's go extreme, AI controls the nuclear warheads on the planet. | |
| And all of a sudden, it's got a glitch because the programmer did something wrong. | |
| And then all of a sudden, humanity is destroyed. | |
| Or it's an evil programmer. | |
| Yeah, you know, who knows? | |
| We need to keep... | |
| I like to use the airplane example. | |
| Right now, we have planes that fly themselves. | |
| I mean, even corporate jets, not corporate jets, commercial airlines can take off and land themselves. | |
| And so the pilot doesn't have to actually do much flying. | |
| But when we put 50 people up in the air, we put a human behind the controls. | |
| Because a robot, though it can probably be safe, will never 100% be safe. | |
| So it's about minimizing human mistakes through technology, but creating jobs into the future and knowing the impact that AI might have in the long term. | |
| Obviously, we're here South by Southwest, interactive. | |
| All the programmers are in there, future John Connors and stuff like that that are going to be creating the Terminator. | |
| And we already know that they're getting a lot of money to create certain type of AI that's like, wow, let's just see what we can do. | |
| What do you want to say to all those John Connors in there? | |
| So the thing that we have to be careful of is until we reach AI that is of our intelligence, that can actually be us, but more advanced, where we can actually take ourselves and move beyond where we're at and grow with technology. | |
| Until then, we're going to create systems that represent problem-solution space techniques that humans already solve for. | |
| We're just going to put it behind what we deem as AI. But it's going to be some machine learning technique, and if we put those AI subsystems in control of critical infrastructure, We can find ourselves in a very problem-some future. | |
| And there's obviously a lot of really intelligent people signed on to that letter, Elon Musk and others, Max Tegmark, really calling for programmers to have ethics in mind when they're creating AI. Because yes, of course, it does have the ability to really help humanity, enhance our lives, make everything better. | |
| And that's kind of what you're out here to do with this extremist message of hashtag stop the robots. | |
| Thanks, man. | |
| Thank you. | |
| All right, Liam McAdoo for InfoWars.com. | |
| Stay tuned because we're going to be out here all week running into random things. | |
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