«This type of scenario is exactly what (autonomous vehicles) are built to handle, seeing an obstacle far ahead and if necessary stopping. […] For those of us at Waymo, it was a very sad day, because that was an accident that was in a car that had technology representing the self-driving space» – John Krafcik.
Source : Waymo CEO confident company’s tech would have avoided deadly Uber accident
« La vie sera plus dure sur Mars ou sur la Lune que sur la Terre. La vie sur Mars ne sera pas une échappatoire pour les riches. Pour les premiers, ce sera très dangereux, et il y aura une forte probabilité qu’ils meurent.
[…] Il faut s’assurer qu’il y ait assez de graines de la civilisation humaine ailleurs pour la ranimer. C’est important d’établir une base autonome sur Mars, car c’est suffisamment loin de la Terre, et elle aura davantage de chances de survie.
[…] On n’autorise pas n’importe qui à fabriquer des armes nucléaires, ce serait fou. Et pourtant, retenez ce que je vous dis, l’IA est beaucoup, beaucoup plus dangereuse que les armes nucléaires ! » – Elon Musk.
Source : Humanité en péril, loi martienne et intelligence artificielle : à Austin, Elon Musk fait son show
«We’ve been able to make rapid progress because our driver — Waymo’s self-driving technology — is not only experienced, but adaptable. Our self-driving trucks use the same suite of custom-built sensors that power our self-driving minivan. They benefit from the same advanced self-driving software that has enabled our cars to go fully driverless in Arizona. And our engineers and AI experts are leveraging the same five million miles we’ve already self-driven on public roads, plus the five billion miles we’ve driven in simulation. In short, our near-decade of experience with passenger vehicles has given us a head start in trucking».
Source : Same driver, different vehicle: Bringing Waymo self-driving technology to trucks
« If we do not change the way we teach, thirty years from now we will be in trouble » – Jack Ma (Alibaba Group).
«The most basic problem is that researchers often don’t share their source code. At the AAAI meeting, Odd Erik Gundersen, a computer scientist at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, reported the results of a survey of 400 algorithms presented in papers at two top AI conferences in the past few years. He found that only 6% of the presenters shared the algorithm’s code. Only a third shared the data they tested their algorithms on, and just half shared « pseudocode »—a limited summary of an algorithm. (In many cases, code is also absent from AI papers published in journals, including Science and Nature.)».
Source : Missing data hinder replication of artificial intelligence studies | Science | AAAS
«Re-Engineering Humanity brings a pragmatic if somewhat dystopic perspective to the technological phenomena of our age. Humans are learning machines and we learn from our experiences. This book made me ask myself whether the experiences we are providing to our societies are in fact beneficial in the long run» – Vint Cerf.
Source : Home | Re-Engineering Humanity
«The potential to give individual police officers facial-recognition technology in sunglasses could eventually make China’s surveillance state all the more ubiquitous» – William Nee.
Source : Chinese Police Add Facial-Recognition Glasses to Surveillance Arsenal – WSJ
«L’IA, ce sont des humains très faciles à trouver. Ils travaillent chez Google, Baidu, Amazon, Alibaba, Facebook, Netflix, AirBnB ou dans les centaines de start-ups qui se créent chaque jour, portées par des wannabe-Zuckerberg. Les cadors de l’IA pèsent des milliards et, pour les plus malins, possèdent des piscines intérieures et des jolies voitures ; derrière le nom de l’IA se trouvent nos semblables — des mesquineries codantes, des humanités fragiles et imparfaites».
Source : Bullshit Thérapie : ne flippez pas, l’intelligence artificielle n’existe pas
«Arsenal’s smart assistant AI suggests settings based on your subject and environment. It uses an advanced neural network to pick the optimal settings for any scene (using similar algorithms to those in self driving cars). Like any good assistant, it then lets you control the final shot. Here’s how it works…»
Source : Meet Arsenal, the Smart Camera Assistant | Features
«A ce jour, en France, les bases de données juridiques en libre accès sont encore incomplètes, mais une loi votée fin 2016 va bientôt imposer à toutes les juridictions de publier intégralement leurs décisions et les textes annexes. Le big data judiciaire pourra alors se déployer pleinement».
Source : Des « juges virtuels » pour désengorger les tribunaux
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