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As AI development accelerates, it's hard to predict the future our children will inherit. Will they struggle in a world where AI could outpace humans? Mustafa S…
As AI development accelerates, it's hard to predict the future our children will inherit. Will they struggle in a world where AI could outpace humans? Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI's CEO, shares his vision for a "human-first" AI future.
0:00 Bringing a child into the AI era
3:15 Facing AI’s darkest risks
7:04 Building AI that serves people
8:36 Keeping powerful AI under control
13:52 Why AI cannot regulate itself
15:23 Knowing when to slow down
18:48 Should we treat AI as conscious?
23:44 Creating healthier AI companions
26:33 Preparing children for work and college
28:56 Finding hope in medical breakthroughs
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
Copilot is outstanding but with few adjustments during this period nearly every platform agents looping if copilot launched during now would put copilot in the top 3...<br>After about halftime through the vdo I understand what he want and his prefer for AI levels is not the same with me farewell
@@mikeperry6664Imported3wk ago
Warning AI ads are deceptive in nature because there's no validation or fact checking before someone watches something but by the time you end up watching it the damage may have already been done. This is the biggest issue with AI.
@@mychanel7766Imported3wk ago
Good afternoon all everyone <br>Very great news 🙏🌻🐝🐝📚⌚👋🦜🦜🦜🦜
@@No_Gods_No_Masters_No_PasaranImported3wk ago
We don’t believe you. <br>Abolish AI.
@@snowdensright9693Imported3wk ago
Humanity can't control humanity, killing us all.
@@Ablay-e3yImported3wk ago
By the time Claire Duffy welcomes another child, OpenAI and Anthropic may be nearing AGI. Could we train AI to internalize human well-being as a core objective — like a child’s attachment to its mother? Not just obeying safety rules, but consistently choosing to protect humanity, even as its capabilities grow. Ad Astra! 🌤️✨🌘
@@ArkticsnowmanImported3wk ago
I'm sorry but I can't trust somebody that works for a corporation that is so fixated on profit, I have to rent my word processor monthly. Their "Game Pass" is a rental structure to play games without ownership. Microsoft has a history of pushing technology that nobody wants. (Clippy comes to mind) Privacy will be a thing of the past. Who wants an AI to decide that somebody doesn't deserve medical attention because the odds of survival are below it's risk threshold? Should a self driving car decide to kill the passenger or run over a pedestrian in a traffic collision?
@@Gintas-b3qImported3wk ago
AI is grift on important live sourches, like clean water and air. Without data centres, without the structure it would be no impact on humanity. Question is, what priorities have gouverments to increase structure fore AI. Highetech fore reserches on separat skils like medicine or cosmos, do not need such enormous amonge of data centres.
@@PillarStoneMediaImported3wk ago
"Planes in the sky, cars on the road.. we've made them all safe"<br><br>None of those things are super intelligent agents though?<br><br>And then following it up with "Its the role of a well functioning democracy to provide protections for people".. <br><br>Okay.. and do we have a well functioning democracy at the moment? If we follow that logic aren't you basically saying we are in danger?
@@EDUARDO-bj9wfImported3wk ago
But humanoid robots are already being built .I do see a robots army destroying our world 😮
@@jayat4927Imported3wk ago
Fire this muslim CEO immediately Microsoft even though he is innocent now
@@PillarStoneMediaImported3wk ago
So nice to see Bill so animated about something! <br>How patronizing can you be?
@@Redpilled66Imported3wk ago
Who is this for really? Capitalist dictators
@@victorimbres7032Imported3wk ago
Watch the show HVMANS! The premise is exactly what he is talking about: AI consciousness.
@@sophoclesheraclesparticlesImported3wk ago
Sure 😂🤡 Hang the rich.
@@skyeagle3123Imported3wk ago
Bottom line, they want to control the world, and the best one yet, off your dime...
@@cyberhuffImported3wk ago
So we're supposed to trust tech CEO's to build honest AI?
@@agrippa71Imported3wk ago
It’s just a language machine. 😂
@@WayOfTheZombieImported3wk ago
Doom is inevitable. Mind blowing stuff will also happen. What about the people right now who can't find work. All these people talk about the future but doom is happening NOW
@@CashDog-2010Imported3wk ago
BAN and Destroy A.I. We've been fine without it and will be much worse with it. It's as Ominous as the Treasonous Traitor - the other Threat to our Country and Humanity, Robbing the Country, out of the Destroyed People's House!!!!
As AI development accelerates, it's hard to predict the future our children will inherit. Will they struggle in a world where AI could outpace humans? Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI's CEO, shares his vision for a "human-first" AI future.
0:00 Bringing a child into the AI era
3:15 Facing AI’s darkest risks
7:04 Building AI that serves people
8:36 Keeping powerful AI under control
13:52 Why AI cannot regulate itself
15:23 Knowing when to slow down
18:48 Should we treat AI as conscious?
23:44 Creating healthier AI companions
26:33 Preparing children for work and college
28:56 Finding hope in medical breakthroughs
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
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