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and that's why some tech leaders, including elon musk, including apple co-founder steve wozniak, arealling all ai labs to "immediately pause for at least six months the training of ai systems more powerful than chatgpt4." now, this open letter was in response to open ai's recent release of gpt4, that's a more advanced successor than its widely used ai chat bot, chatgpt3. the letter goes on to say powerful ai systems should be developed only once we are confident that their effects will be positive and that their risks will be manageable. this pause should be public and verifiable and include all key actors. if such a pause cannot be enacted quickly, governments should step in and institute a moratorium. ai research and development should be refocused on making today's powerful state-of-the-art systems more accurate, safe, interpretable, transparent, robust, aligned, trustworthy, and loyal. ♪ so, our guests today, in vancouver, gary marcus, an emeritus professor at new york university and the founder of robust.ai and geometric.ai, startups acquired by uber. in edinburgh, atoosa kasirz

and that's why some tech leaders, including hill on musk, including apple co founder, steve wozniak, a calling all a. i labs to quote, immediately pause for at least 6 months. the training of a i systems more powerful than chat gpc for this open letter was in response to open the eyes. recent release of gpc for that's a more advanced successor than it's widely use. a chat bought chat, g p 3. the letter goes on to say powerful a i, systems should be developed only once. we are confident that their effects will be positive and that their risks will be manageable. this pause should be public and verifiable and include all key actors. if such, reports cannot be enacted quickly, governments should step in and institute a moratorium. a research and development should be re focused on making today's powerful state of the art systems more accurate, safe, interpretable, transparent, robust, aligned, trustworthy, and loyal. the. so i guess the day in vancouver, gary marcus and america's professor at new york university and the founder of robust a i and geometric a. i start ups acquired by ober

a letter signed by elon musk and apple's co-founder steve wozniak stressed that a super humanly smartgets beyond our control spells death for all of us. i only hope i'll be spared as a sex slave. looking forward to it. i volunteered, actually. to my toaster. but that was a day before the indictment news which is now a forever ago. you notice what all three have in common, terror covid ai? they're deadly things that can get away from us if we aren't watching. that's how i lost my pet python chokey. in this studio. an hour ago. and so another opportunity to prevent suffering is squandered on the alter of political vengeance. it's a hunting party and you're among the prey. did you ever see this movie? >> they're not human beings. >> every year a bunch of elites kidnap normal folk like this. where did they get you from. >> wyoming. >> mississippi, orlando. >> and hunt us for sport. >> hurry, hurry. hurry up. >> so it's true. >> we're being hunted. >> greg: that's from three years ago it's insane but dam if it didn't predict the hunt. since then parents were called domestic terrorists janu

but that's exactly what more than 1000 of the top tech minds have done, including elon musk and apple co wozniak by signing onto an open letter called paws ai experiments. it was published by the nonprofit future of life institute and seeks to temporarily curb the race to produce more advanced artificial intelligence. the letter warns that proper safety checks must be implemented first, it asks quote. should we develop nonhuman minds that might eventually outnumber, outsmart obsolete and replace us? should we risk loss of control of our civilization? such decisions must not be delegated to unelected tech leaders. well some elected leaders agree with that. the problem is right now we don't have a good handle around exactly what those dangers of ai are certainly not enough to be able to develop a regulatory framework for it. specifically the letter asked for a i labs to implement an immediate six month pause on training systems more powerful than gpt, four. that's the most sophisticated machine language model yet that can interpret language and generate responses. and it turns out a i adva

google has a chat bot, meta is a language model and thousands of people, including elon musk and apple co potential disruption can be regulated. chatgpt can code websites, it can help write articles and some red science, it could have and some red science, it could have an impact onjobs but and some red science, it could have an impact on jobs but there are also unintended consequences. if it an impact on jobs but there are also unintended consequences. if it were bou~ht unintended consequences. if it were bou . ht for unintended consequences. if it were bought for six _ unintended consequences. if it were bought for six months, _ unintended consequences. if it were bought for six months, bad - unintended consequences. if it were bought for six months, bad actors . bought for six months, bad actors are not going to pause. share are not going to pause. are suggesting _ are not going to pause. are suggesting that _ are not going to pause. sire: suggesting that they need are not going to pause. jif9: suggesting that they need to are not going to pause. 9:9 suggesting that they need to pause

and not only musk, but also the co-founders of apple today wrote an open letter to more than a thousandople calling for a pause for six months in experiments with artificial with the help of artificial intelligence, it is also potentially possible to develop automatic systems, weapons that can be controlled without human intervention. this is robert and chiliana, a cybersecurity specialist from the united states, he explains to experts that three vectors scare the artificial intelligence, too independent and too unpredictable, or too powerful artificial intelligence, can potentially automate so many professions, a huge number of people will be left without work. welcome this matteo flora computer algorithm specialist from milan in these corridors of the most prestigious it-university they only talk about the ban that italy was the first in the world access to chaa jeepiti is closed because of the leakage of personal data, due to which users could read someone else's correspondence with a bot, perhaps a ban. this is a necessary step to protect people about technology that is rapidly evol

and not only musk, but also the co -founder of apple today wrote an open letter to more than a thousandpeople calling for a pause for six months in experiments with artificial intelligence with the help of artificial intelligence also it is potentially possible to develop automatic systems, weapons that can be controlled without human intervention. this is robert siliana, a cybersecurity specialist from the united states, he explains to experts the three vectors that scare artificial intelligence, too independent and too unpredictable, or too powerful artificial intelligence, can potentially automate so many professions, a huge number of people will be left without work. welcome is matteo flora specialist according to computer algorithms from milan in these corridors of the most prestigious it-university they only talk about the ban that italy was the first in the world to access is closed because of the leakage of personal data, due to which users could read someone else's correspondence with the bot, perhaps a ban. this is a necessary step to protect people about technology that is ra

actually .y accusation >> elon musk and apple cal co-founder steve wozniak, e on t they both called for a six month pause on the developmentde of a.ii becaus. because it couln humanity and they're serious about it. mi they understand reall and the really, really worried. but bill gates, who founded microsoft, which is benefiting n onwa a.i., says no way, no pause. intonward into the unknown. eddie scary is the author ofserh liberal misery. >> he joins us t oo decide who's on the right side tonight. andy , thanks so muct h for coming on . so you have two of the biggestn names in technology founders,h a as they say in silicon valley, each taking a polar side of this issue. >> who do you think is right? well, i think if any of your viewers want to live a happy, healthy, sane life,e you can pretty much always douc: the opposite of whatever bill gates says. >> to smart. we agree on durings saw during the pandemic, thateri this is a person who is tha completely motivated and will say whatever it is that's inthe his own business interests, you know, it's, oh, get the shots,,e get all the vacci

had emerged from the of the technology sector letter signed by such key figures as elon musk and apple's coent of artificial intelligence . artificial intelligence. however, the letter not all that it seems some of the thousands of signatories have withdrawn their support and others turn out be fake. the future of life institute. the think tank, the coordinated. the effort is made me, funded by the musk foundation and has been criticised for . but foundation and has been criticised for. but all foundation and has been criticised for . but all the criticised for. but all the concerns valid. the letter follows a goldman sachs report suggesting the could produce, quote, significant disruption as up to 300 million jobs could become automated. dr. henry chapun become automated. dr. henry chaplin is senior research associate at the leverhulme centre for the future of intelligence , specialising in intelligence, specialising in ethics and joins me now again. welcome back to gb news. i'm i was reading the telegraph yesterday at the most apocalyptic people saying that i systems could as it were take

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amazon, though, just 12 mentions looking ahead, one more big name co coming, of course. apple reporting may 4th. sales expected to fall year over year for the second quarter in a row, and lots of headwinds including the drop in pc sales, that's bad for mac and ipad businesses but iphone holding firm can still question if demand carried over from the holiday quarter, then again, china's reopening could be a big boost there, and foreign exchange is getting better for apple as the dollar weakens i'll be right there live from kucupertino so we'll have all t results then >> you were breaking down the big tech earnings. is there anything we can get from microsoft or amazon to give us insight as to what to expect from apple they're not exactly comparable, apples to apples, no pun intended, but they have similar businesses >> i mean, of course, apple, the iphone is the most important product and the biggest revenue generator, but look, windows oem, the licensing revenue that microsoft collects from pc makers, that fell off a cliff again. and that's just another sign that pc market is

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co-founder will step aside and the ceo david risher will take that job. >>> and spacex targeting a 9:00 a.m. launch for its rocket ship. >>> and apple'smay not only feature a new headset, but macbook ref refresh. as apple looks to open the first retail store in india tomorrow, sales grew 50% from a year ago >>> we are gearing up for a busy week ahead once again, it is all about earnings the next couple days with 12% of the s&p and 20% of the dow reporting. that includes big banks, bank of america and goldman sachs and morgan stanley we get tesla, netflix, ibm, johnson & johnson and united airlines and csx and p&g just to name a few >>> we get ready for that action and your next guest is finding optimism within the markets with technical signals of a bull market taking shape. tom lee is here with more. great to have you on >> great to see you, frank. >> tom, as you know, we ask brightest minds to share the word they believe to describe the trading day ahead. tom, what is your wex word of the day? >> the word of the day is better. >> why explain that just better? give us an explanation of how it shapes the day >> i think earnings season

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clearly has what i think is a great perspective on the co-dependency which we have with china, which is something new for america. think about applet, around 20% of their sales in china, 60 -- 50, 60% of their production. so our largest global company has that with china? a guy like glen youngkin, he understands that >> how come neither side of the political spectrum is on board with that. there's some noises that the president is making right now about ramping things up. there's been a lot of vitriol from both sides. >> one thing about politics is most people look backwards because backwards is how we got elected. where we are with china is so new for us if we had a kinetic or economic dislocation with china, it would be very significant for day-to-day mainstream. i don't think people understand it how we got ourselves into it, we can talk about how we're going to get ourselves out of it, that is the main thing. we need to diversify in order to not be so co-dependence. >> everyone's been saying that the question is how do you d it right now if you're a business, is there a greater danger if you're doing business in china danger c