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and the late stephen hawking sounded the alarm about ai and what it could bring to humanity. likewise, elon musk has warned it could lead to superintelligence or civilization eing. you've called musk, quote, exactly wrong. why aren't you worried about singularity and when machine intelligence becomes unstoppable? you know, killer robots and the like? >> well, the first place, nobody to my knowledge is building killer robots right now. but if they were, we would be watching them very carefully. so, these scenarios that are science fiction where we end up in a singularity and the computer outrace us and so forth, that's a wonderful movie plot. but if we ever get to that point, there will be so many people watching and worrying and so many detective systems and so forth, i'm not too worried about that. what i'm really worried about is the change in information space. imagine today we have books and we have authorities and so forth. a world which is ai-stoked will have great dynamism, all sort of new content. it'll be very difficult to tell what is made and photographed versus wh

contemporary electronic music with his score for blade runner and even did, he scored the music for stephen hawking'sic— which was quite amazing. away from the music industry, - which was quite amazing. away from the music industry, whatl from the music industry, what was his influence on the rest of the music sector and musicians like yourself? i think, you know, growing up as kids, hearing chariots of fire, you forget that record was number one and just the sort of sonics of his records, a filmlike blade runner was such a huge influence on my generation and many others before and after, he created the soundtrack for many of us. it was just incredibly influential, both technically and sonically. i think he saw music more as signs of an art and he had a kind of mystical approach to it. —— science. and he made incredible music with, you know, synthesises particularly, which has been a huge influence on contemporary music like techno and modern electronic music and dance music. he, you know, was the master of the yamaha cs 80, one of the most operated synthesises of all time, and really because of his

this is something -- the late stephen hawking said the problem with ai is in the short-term who controls term, can it be controlled at all. >> tucker: yes. >> elon musk said would let the genie out of the bottle. we may lose control of ai. it's our greatest existential threat. we have taught ai to master a lot of human abilities. ai will get better than us at artificial intelligence, research and development. so what happens when ai gets better than us that making ai? are intelligence goes like this. we are not getting -- our iq on average is not getting any higher. machine intelligence is going like this. when we are in this curve somewhere. once ai is programming ai and making better and faster ai, that idea is called the intelligence explosion. then ai sets the pace of intelligence growth, not humans. not the top end of intelligence. we have no reason to think we are. so the way we are headed, we will make machines that are much, much smarter than we are. now -- and we have to make them friendly. >> tucker: how do you make machines friendly, especially when they are smarter than you a

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