London Futurists's video: Artificial General Intelligence and the Future of Ethics

When artificial intelligence exceeds human thinking in all categories of reasoning and understanding, what conclusions will it reach about the future of ethics? Will such systems - AGIs - take greater care of us humans, than the regard we show to rodents? To what extent can design choices made by human developers influence the decisions that AGIs will take? Or is any such discussion premature or misguided, given apparently more pressing problems facing human civilisation as 2023 approaches? This London Futurists webinar took place on 17th December 2002 and featured the ideas of Daniel Faggella, the founder and CEO of Emerj Artificial Intelligence Research. Daniel has researched and written extensively on topics such as: *) A forthcoming "moral singularity" *) Scenarios for the emergence of AGI *) Why ideas of "friendly AI" are fraught with difficulty *) Possible trajectories for posthumans in the wake of advanced AI The event also featured comments and feedback from *) Bronwyn Williams, Foresight Lead, Flux Trends *) Rohit Talwar, CEO of Fast Future It was introduced and moderated by David Wood, Chair of London Futurists. For more information about the event, see https://www.meetup.com/london-futurists/events/290336714/ See also: *) https://danfaggella.com/ *) https://www.fluxtrends.com/about-bronwyn-williams/ *) https://fastfuture.com/team/rohit-talwar/