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    Stuart Russel argues that one problem with AI design is that systems are given a single, fixed objective. The video also notes that certainty can lead AI systems to exhibit psychopathic behavior, as they may pursue their objective without regard to human values or safety. In 1930, John Maynard Keynes coined the term "technological unemployment" to describe how machines could replace human workers. Works like "The Machine Stops" and Wall-E depict a future where humans have ceded control of civilization to machines, becoming infantilized, losing the ability to understand the world, and failing to pass knowledge to future generations. Most experts estimate that general AI will be developed by the end of this century.

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    Stuart Russel argues that one problem with AI design is that systems are given a single, fixed objective. The video also notes that certainty can lead AI systems to exhibit psychopathic behavior, as they may pursue their objective without regard to human values or safety. In 1930, John Maynard Keynes coined the term "technological unemployment" to describe how machines could replace human workers. Works like "The Machine Stops" and Wall-E depict a future where humans have ceded control of civilization to machines, becoming infantilized, losing the ability to understand the world, and failing to pass knowledge to future generations. Most experts estimate that general AI will be developed by the end of this century.

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    Stuart Russel argues that one problem with AI design is that systems are given a single, fixed objective. The video also notes that certainty can lead AI systems to exhibit psychopathic behavior, as they may pursue their objective without regard to human values or safety. In 1930, John Maynard Keynes coined the term "technological unemployment" to describe how machines could replace human workers. Works like "The Machine Stops" and Wall-E depict a future where humans have ceded control of civilization to machines, becoming infantilized, losing the ability to understand the world, and failing to pass knowledge to future generations. Most experts estimate that general AI will be developed by the end of this century.

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    How will AI change the world?

    1 According to Stuart Russel, what's one problem with the way we've designed
    Artificial Intelligence?
    A. We give AI too many objectives to compute at once.
    B. We give AI a single, fixed objective.
    C. Computer engineers don't understand how everything in the AI system is connected.
    D. The AI systems are infused with human bias.

    2 Which trait can lead to psychopathic behavior on the part of AI systems, according
    to the video?
    A. Uncertainty
    B. Complexity
    C. Certainty
    D. Objectivity

    3 In 1930, what technical term did the economist John Maynard Keynes give for the
    idea of machines replacing human workers?
    A. Human Redundancy Model (HRM)
    B. Digital Replacement Theory (DRT)
    C. Mechanistic Superiority
    D. Technological Unemployment

    4 The short story "The Machine Stops," as well as the animated film Wall-e, depicts
    a future in which humans have handed over the management of civilization over to
    machines. This, according to the video, has what result?
    A. It makes people infantilized and enfeebled
    B. We lose the incentive to figure out how the world works
    C. We lose the incentive to pass knowledge down to future generations.
    D. All of the above.
    5 Most experts say that by ______ humans will have developed general AI.
    A. the end of the century
    B. the end of this decade
    C. 2500
    D. None of the above.

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