How to Build a Human Page #2
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recently been to the UK to
sell an AI diagnostic tool that they
say can identify a tumour instantly
and accurately without the need for
a biopsy and with immediate results.
Just like a human, the machine got
trained on multiple thousands
of images to get an accuracy level.
Not only is it less invasive and
quicker but it could save
if introduced.
Some of us are already entrusting
our lives to AI.
the market for a cool 100,000.
Noel Sharkey is an academic
specialising in Al and is
interested in how autonomous
decision-making will affect us all.
You're going to take your hands off.
I've arranged to meet him on
a test track to try out one of
the car's most impressive features -
using artificial intelligence.
Right, the hands are coming off.
The hands are off.
Whoa! We're approaching a bend. Oh.
BEEPING:
Oh, my goodness!
See, that...it nearly took us off
the road there. Yes!
I know this is meant to be a less
stressful driving experience...
I'm sweating! I'm sweating.
Of course.
I'm sweating. Oh, my goodness.
You try being the passenger!
Semi-autonomous cars like this are
really quite controversial.
Especially in the field of robotics.
And we really need much broader
societal debate.
The UK Government's rolling out
autonomous cars and they
haven't really debated as to whether
people want it or not.
This controversy has been fuelled by
drivers in America ignoring
the company's safety guidelines and
uploading outrageous clips to
the internet.
But I think what puts it all in
perspective is the recent
fatal crash in the USA.
Yes, I remember hearing something
about that in the news.
'Earlier this year,
'allegedly whilst watching
'His car hit the underside of
a trailer at 74mph.'
It pulled out right in front of it,
bright white trailer,
bright white sky, very sunny,
and the camera couldn't detect
the trailer and that's why
it ran into it.
And I suppose the more autonomous
vehicles you have on the road,
you know, the likelihood of
incidents like that or
accidents -
they're bound to happen.
It's measuring the space now with
its sensors I think.
But while Tesla say AI cars will
have fewer accidents...
...ultimately, we won't be in
control.
Look,
it's correcting itself as well!
So you imagine what's going to
happen when they really are fully
autonomous because you're going to
have to delegate all your driving
decisions to them.
Life-and-death decisions.
It could well be
life-and-death decisions.
Look, do you see this van
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