Interview with Vladan Joler
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Argues that AI cannot reliably solve social problems because training data always encodes human choices and no perfect dataset exists, and compression in machine learning amplifies information loss and harms minorities. Flags concrete risks: automation of legal and political decisions, military autonomy, and accelerated automation of labour at unprecedented scale, predicting statistical systems that favor majorities and erase anomalies. Sees little practical upside beyond novel artistic tools and urges slowing down.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:06Do you think AI will help answer some social questions and generate more discussions on
- 1:57Do you think there are some areas in life in general where AI shouldn't be used and where it shouldn't be tried in even?
- 4:11What do you think is going to be more difficult: getting AI to actually Make trustworthy decisions or getting the people to trust the decisions that the AI made?
- 6:56What excites you the most about AI in the future?
