“Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.” - Dr. Ian Malcolm

“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune

Everything in this video has improved 100x and gotten even crazier 4 years is a long time

Amazing how they have access to all our lives, but we can't even take a tour of their offices let alone know about their business practices. They know the most intimate details of our lives. Unreal.

I miss the simple healthy life. When the sky was deep blue. When it rained in the winter. When fruit tasted like fruit. When the milkman delivered fresh milk. When there were a lot of animals. When it was normal.

We're ALLOWING all this.....

"The more Artificial Intelligence enters our lives, the more essential Ethics & Philosophy become." ~ (THE AI THOUGHT BOOK)

As a student in the medical field, its hard to not notice a growing buzz around AI in healthcare. AI has is being labeled as a game-changer in how healthcare providers diagnose, treat, and even manage medical conditions. The ability AI technology has to analyze data and from that identify patterns, makes it so clinicians can get almost instantaneous treatment plans and advice. I loved how the video mentioned one of the most promising aspects of AI in healthcare is the ability to analyze large amounts of patient data quickly and accurately. AI algorithms, give medical professionals a way to analyze electronic health data to identify trends and patterns that may not have been seen by the human eye. We can just imagine the impact that this is having and will continue to have. It is going to lead to quicker and hopefully more accurate diagnoses, which will hopefully free up some time for physicians so they can make a more tailored treatment plan. This growing promise in improving patient care by providing personalized medicine will hopefully lead to less and less people taking years to be able to find a diagnosis. Hopefully, we can get to a point where clinicians will always be able to tell a patient what is wrong. With the amount of data that is being anaylized by AI and how quickley it can do it, hopefully it isn’t too far into the future. There is a caviot to all of this though. How do we know that AI will take in all peramiters of human health? For example, a physician can walk into the room and have all of their senses help come up with the diagnosis, AI requires everything to be inputed into its data base to make a conclusion. Also, how can we trust the information that AI is gathering? Is it using sources where people can put information on that hasn’t been verified by more reputable sources. I believe there are so many great and wonderful things that AI is doing and will continue to do, but I also believe that if we aren’t carful in monitoring and limiting AI, there could be a lot of destruction in the healthcare world. Patients should understand that at the end of the day, it is their physician who his treating them, not a super computer. Although, AI may play a vital role in the physician being able to come up with the information they need, they will be the ones who ultimately make all of the medical decisions.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1694">28:14</a> he is basically saying we set our own ethical standard and don’t care what you think... that’s so scary

We won't truly appreciate what we had until it is gone forever.

This is absolutely terrifying, the way we could be manipulated by these big high tech companies

To my EFL teacher: I want to see the future, because it's not interesting to live in the past. It is better to live in constant development and keep up with technology than in stagnation or worse in degradation.

10 year old me would have screamed with happiness if you'd showed me this. 25 year old me cries with sadness.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1605">26:45</a> "the microphone isn't listening until it hears hey Google" For a scientist, the fact that he's able to say that with a straight face is hilarious

This program should be required viewing for anyone that uses technology to ANY degree in their lives as well as ALL Judges, politicians, teachers and any current or future leaders of any kind.

This was great, keep up the great programs you make!

I came here to watch ads, unfortunately this documentary keeps interrupting it.

sad Humans keep finding ways not to need each other and say they are lonely in the same day.

To my EFL teacher: AI capabilities help optimize many processes in different areas of people’s lives Today, the level of technology allows machines to make diagnoses using X-ray images, serve people in a restaurant, change voices, and more! In my opinion, the continued success of AI depends on continued investment in this industry. The main thing is not to forget about human safety when modernizing.

I would very much like to see DW Documentary do an updated version of this particular subject.

"Comfort at the cost of privacy..." that's not an even trade off. My privacy is what makes me comfortable. Can nobody see or feel this? Can nobody see how this is not sustainable? People are going to let this tech in and it won't be able to leave once it's in place...

Technology is good as a tool to assist humanity, not to be used as a means to replace humanity.

To my EFL teacher: Like any change in anything, everything always goes through a stage of integrating it into society. Regarding AI, I think that this is an inevitable process and it will not be without problems. There are also issues of copyright and copying the voices of famous voice actors. I take it for granted as a process of all these integrations and it's interesting to watch. But there is one drawback that it seems to me will be difficult for any AI to overcome, and this is making any decisions where the cost of error is high. Any use of AI to make important decisions without human participation is associated with risk, and this indirectly includes automatic control of a car. It seems to me that the use of AI will be limited to mostly being an auxiliary tool.

The quality of these documentaries is amazing.

Its so weird to enter a place, pick up stuff, see others do as well, and then leave but without interacting with anyone, imagine how the atmosphere in that place would be

"...Only turns the microphone on when it hears the phrase 'OK Google'." Okay how does it hear the phrase without a microphone being on?

Everything needs energy to drive its movement... Whether it is natural intelligence or artificial intelligence, whoever can invent and master energy is in charge. Most importantly, humans or AI intelligence, whoever innately equipped with the ability to navigate this ever-changing and constantly chaotic reality of existence, will stay ahead.

The robots don’t scare me, those behind these screens scare me. I don’t like to be scared. No more than I like being manipulated. People MUST STAND UP AGAINST this power-tripping kind of surveillance.

It’s just interesting seeing how people who champion AI don’t often talk about the future problems it might create. They only talk about the current problems it’ll solve. I’m all for solving problems and I appreciate some of the assistance from AI. But I also know that solving one problem always leads to another problem.

The part with accident avoidance reminds me of the awesome moral dilemma from the movie "I Robot". The robot is calming saying "You in danger" and rescues the man with a decent probability of survival instead of the child with no chance of survival, despite the man screaming "Leave me! Save her!"

Pov: you are watching in 2024 😮

Dunia akan terus mengalami perubahan tanpa kita sadari. Tinggal bagaimana kita menyikapi perubahan tersebut dan tidak tertinggal. Dunia dan segala isinya adalah ekosistem kehidupan, tidak diam, saling menarik satu sama lain menghadapkan pada banyak pilihan dan konsekuensinya. Intinya pilihan yang baik adalah yang bermanfaat untuk kebaikan semua. Dan bijak dalam mengambil pilihan yang ditawarkan kemudahan.

These geniuses are creating something that was described in detail in a dire warning that was not only written thousands of years ago, the story has managed to live in the hearts and minds of men for these thousands of years as well. Recognize the Season

The moral dilemma they discuss when programing autonomous self driving cars to choose who to kill feels like something straight out of a black mirror espisode

Horrifying that people are giving up their freedoms. This is so dangerous.

To my EFL teacher: In my opinion, the latest technologies are very cool, because thanks to constant development, humanity is becoming better. I'm inspired by this video!❤

I don't think I'm alone when I say, I just want to be left alone.

This makes one want to go off grid altogether!

learned a lot from this documentary.

Put it all in that way this documentary doesn't leave us with to many options as as you already said in the title AI it is almost everywhere with"pros and cons" in our life

2 minutes into this documentary. This is fkng terrifying. I would rather wait in line for 5 minutes (god forbid) and speak to a real human being at the cash than deal with this dystopia.

The social credit thing is absolutely horrible.

Many thanks for reaching and adressing this topic " artificial intelligence",to such level.

To my EFL teacher: Artificial intelligence can do many things, for example, detect diseases, serve people in restaurants, help deal with crime, but in matters of ethics it will never be able to compare with a person. A person has feelings and a brain capable of thinking outside the box, but in robots all this is replaced by a program.

when you sacrifice your privacy for comfort you are ENSLAVING me.

I would never shop in a place like that. More motivation to become self sufficient.

As always, very enlightening. The design researchers comments on 996 culture are eyebrow-raising. People don't do this because they want to. They don't have a choice. One wonders if she's in touch with how the population truly feels at this point.

That surveillance stuff is creepy straight out of black mirror episode!

Computer Crash takes on a whole new meaning. Take back your freedom and ability to think for “Yourself “

Imagine when everything is digital from finances to all connection, car... with a press of a button they can make it all disappear or control fully. Scary times

Very informative , whole lotta thanks for the post tbh

The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence showcased in this documentary are truly astounding! AI's ability to detect diseases, control vehicles, and revolutionize various industries is awe-inspiring. However, it's crucial to tread carefully and consider the ethical implications. As we embrace AI, we must ensure that our personal freedoms and democratic values are preserved. The fine balance between innovation and responsibility is where our future lies.

I cried for humanity over that f-ing robot serving coffee.😢😢

" Anything that Us humans create to insure are survival , Only furthers are own destruction" - Ken Brown -

I daily watch this dw channel.....love from India 🇮🇳

What continues to amaze me is the ability of US institutions to attract the best talent from all over the world . Most of the researchers shown in this documentary are immigrants. Perhaps other nations should introspect on how to retain talent and grow .

The best line I felt "May be trust is better than smart control" :)

This is just heartbreaking for me the end of life as we know it.

This AI thing is really fascinating when we talk about global economic advancement but it's a bit scary when we talk about advance military weaponry.

I love this time when the life was simple,when people cooked only at home,when all family took dinner on the same table,when we speak lot of each other,when the nature was everywere,when we were took plants rather than medicaments because the life was really simple.

I need a self-repairing car not a self-driving car.

I think I remember getting coffee from a vending machine 30 years ago.

To my EFL teacher: it's hard for me to be not a conservative person, but I'm starting to understand that changes and innovations like these are bound to happen eventually. All we can do is prepare ourselves for them or else we'll be left in the past /:

It seems to be an amazing AI journey ahead !!

Who else is watching this in December 2020 seeing all this happenings.

One of the most thought-provoking documentaries on AI. More questions raised than answered.

Crazy this was 4 years ago and it’s coming true in front of us

"All the people we asked agreed that technology was good...." (Strange one doesn't hear dissenters in China)

if algorithms rule why can't UKposts recommend any good videos?

Go outside ppl Go to Nature. Worlds gone mad.

May be today Artificial intelligence out of human control. DW very nicely explained AI topics.

Also, pro tip, your webcam can be activated remotely, use black electrical tape if you want to cover your webcam when it's not in use. The camera cannot see through it.

"Artificial intellingence harbors immense potential to benefit daily life, medicine or mobility, but we also need to look beyond the technical possibilities. What aim does such progres serve? It's a question artificial intelligence algorithms can't answer. Only humankind can do that."

AI terrifies and exhausts me, how am I ever going to keep up with this relentless pace of technology. Having worked in data for almost 10 years now, I have seen how disruptive technological change has been, which causes me great fear in what is soon to come.

Yes it is important to knowing how to build upon the experience and use tool's too create a master piece you master. Love compassion for all Daniel Ash still trying to figure portaling energy is never lost changes then turns back in on itself as another form.

nicely explained!!

Total control. This is what complacency gets you. No privacy ever again.

I just love to see people arguing over ethics when the real question is: who broke the rules.

Hence, towards the end of the film ,it was discussed how different nations think! In this case Germany compared with France. Thant bit was interesting, and rolled out amount all the states of Europe, how would you program a car to adjust to the values of various states? Interesting thesis for a future student. Oh I have no answers!

I have a lot to say about THIS...I was saying this publicly over three years ago... prior to this documentary...I still have a lot to say about it but I will remain silent for now...the time is really coming for new solutions in America and world wide...we will see as it comes...be good.

your phone is learning your behavior , every click, every search everything

I was scared reading the first comments until I saw someone with a brain and felt relieved. Thank you to that person for saving my sanity and for healing my brain cells in an instant.

To my ELF teacher: Of course, AL simplifies our lives, makes it more comfortable and saves time, but thoughtless use of robots can take over our lives, so people should use AL wisely. People should not forget about their abilities, responsibilities, and also eradicate laziness in themselves.

This aged well

I'm a physician and this feels like a real threat especially for radiologists and pathologists in next decade. When it comes to the need for human connection, there are things that never can be replaced.AI is going in the right direction though

DW produces the most informative documentaries on Earth!

This is a documentary from 3 years ago. I wonder what the guy from MIT that said self-driving cars will happen in not less than 10 years but will potentially take 20 to 30 years. I would love to hear what he thinks about Tesla's progress as of today.

Thank you very much for this data

Honesty is hard to find. In business, nearly impossible. Great interview.

We are puppets for google, facebook, amazon, and are losing what makes us human

For anyone interested in learning more about AI, I highly recommend reading "From Bytes to Consciousness: A Comprehensive Guide to Artificial Intelligence" by Stuart Mills. One of the best written books on AI I have ever read.

It has always been running in the background, lack of research and self educations makes it look like its new and just now changing. Its been changing for years. Whats the sense on regreting it instead of embracing it and edicating yourself about it and make yourself ready for tomorrow and the upcoming days? It will not stop now

How many times do we experience the following scenario even in tiny matters: "welcome.... First you must start by setting a password...user name does not match...password does not mach ...." This is control leading to larger control on essential life matters. Automation and digitalization are going to have more grip on us.

Thank you very much DW and German journalists, for all this scientific documentaries, From Morocco

Intresting to see especially the traffic problem where somebody’s always dies and you need to choose who

3 minutes in and I think we'll not only trade in comfort for privacy, but also for social contact as well.

Efficiency is great! Hope they can program sympathy and compassion too : )

"There are ethics involved in collecting data". I bet this guy privately laughed hard at what he just said

In the 80ies we learnt about computers out of books and on chalkboard drawings. We had no physical device forehand. Only at the Brussels University library stood some Bulls in MS Dos. Cursors blinking all day long. Then Gates came to the center of Brussels, got straight a welcome tart in his face, and showed us a working windows module. Today with AI we are in exactly the same boat. Time someone comes along.

As much as you try to aware people, future will be beautiful