Gary Marcus, a prominent AI researcher and critic of deep learning, discusses AI’s current state during a walk in Vancouver. He’s unimpressed with new AI models such as Google DeepMind’s Gemini and OpenAI’s Sora, criticizing their lack of understanding and the potential for exploitation. Marcus advocates for clearer rules and ethical practices in AI.
Gary Marcus: A Critical Perspective on AI
AI in the Real World
Gary Marcus, a prominent AI researcher, has been vocal about his concerns regarding the current state of AI. He has criticized the exploitative business model of tech companies and emphasized the need for clearer rules on what goes into AI models. Marcus believes that AI companies should behave more responsibly and that the public needs to be involved in pushing for ethical AI practices.
Practical AI Solutions
For middle managers looking to leverage AI in their organizations, consider the following practical steps:
- Identify Automation Opportunities: Locate key customer interaction points that can benefit from AI.
- Define KPIs: Ensure your AI endeavors have measurable impacts on business outcomes.
- Select an AI Solution: Choose tools that align with your needs and provide customization.
- Implement Gradually: Start with a pilot, gather data, and expand AI usage judiciously.
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Deeper Learning: Mapping Methane Leaks with AI
A new satellite will use Google’s AI to map methane leaks from space, providing the most detailed portrait yet of methane emissions. This collaboration aims to quantify, map, and reduce leaks, helping to identify the worst spots and responsible parties. With methane contributing to a third of greenhouse gas warming, this initiative will assist regulators in curbing harmful emissions.
Bits and Bytes
- New Yorker: Is AI going to change how we define videos?
- WSJ: Early adopters of Microsoft’s AI bot are wondering if it’s worth the money
- WP: The White House will spend $1.5 billion on a new chip factory
- FT: AI hype has echoes of the telecom boom and bust
