Human AI is Decades Away, But We Need to Start the Debate Now | Demis Hassabis | Google Zeitgeist

Google Zeitgeist · 304K views · 2015 · 16:41

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Why Hacker News recommends it

HN cites it for the DeepMind CEO's early views on AI and its game-playing focus, in AlphaGo and OpenAI threads.

What it is

Demis Hassabis of DeepMind speaks at Google Zeitgeist, saying human-level AI is decades away but the debate should start now. He covers DeepMind's focus on game-playing agents.

Recommended by 1 HN commenters across 1 different months, 2015 to 2016.

What Hacker News said

Recommends dframe · 2015-09 · on “Visions of Future Physics”

You and the person's comment above you are missing the point. First watch : [this video] (A.I and physics) are quite related and workable ^I reference the above video not because I watched it and thought (hey that makes sense). I reference it because I already felt the same in my work on A.I and felt (wow someone else gets it) Also : [LINK] It's good to keep all sorts of working ideas/knowledge in your head when you're working towards solving a problem. All the physics experiments in the world aren't going to give you insight into problems unless you have workable ideas for how to integrate the findings into understanding/knowledge. What people often error in is that you can keep hacking away at

Cites SonicSoul · 2016-03 · on “Why AlphaGo Is Such a Big Deal”

I really liked Jeff Atwoods explanation [0], and the DeepMinds CEO talk referenced in his post [1] [0] [LINK] [1] [this video]

Cites ktta · 2016-06 · on “OpenAI technical goals”

I find it really interesting that Goal 4 is a game playing agent. Deepmind has been focussing on this since the beginning[0] and actually has great progress as far as Atari games go[1]. And DeepMind is able to use a single agent rather than a different specific one for each game. I wonder if OpenAI wants to go in a different direction although RL has considerable success. Whereas the other goals definitely need a lot of work before they are "real-world" functional, especially Goal 3. But of course that depends on their definition of 'useful'. [0]: [this video] [1]: [LINK]