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Suzanne Gildert Robots: Technology and Implications | SingularityU Nordic Summit 2018

<p>Jan 13, 2019 09:01 PM &nbsp;this is excellent! &nbsp;(her rhetorical Qs are right on)</p>

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reasons</p>

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1) &nbsp;world is built for humans</p>

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2) &nbsp;androids collect similar data to humans.</p>

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3) &nbsp;testbed for AI development.</p>

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put humans in the loop via teleoperation.</p>

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AI can learn in the background, as they gather training data.</p>

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can train a fleet of robots.</p>

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what force is required...</p>

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carbon fiber and inlaid kevlar.... a robot Shappy.</p>

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prediction: &nbsp;&nbsp;10 years: &nbsp;ubiquitous synths....</p>

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Vancouver &nbsp;BC. &nbsp;in sci museum for kids....</p>

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shows &nbsp;Nadine reading &nbsp;Nick Bostrom on SuperIntel !</p>

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Superhuman people are often role models... Opera, &nbsp;LeBron or Ed Whitten.</p>

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physical intel, &nbsp;social/ emotional IQ and &nbsp;creative intel.</p>

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Intel and motivation... v different.</p>

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Hyperempathy and compassion....</p>

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Creative intel....artistic....</p>

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