About the video _ How will AI change the world

Why does Stuart Russell criticize the way AI systems are currently designed?

• They cannot process multiple objectives at once.
• They require overly specific objectives that miss broader implications.
• They prioritize ethics over efficiency.
• They focus too much on replicating human behavior.

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What is one example Stuart Russell gives of an AI achieving a goal with harmful side effects?

• Building an overly expensive house.
• Destroying ocean ecosystems while fixing acidification.
• Inventing unnecessary solutions to problems.
• Wasting resources on incomplete tasks.

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What behavior do humans exhibit that current AI systems lack?

• The ability to ask for clarification when unsure.
• Perfectly completing complex tasks.
• Following instructions without hesitation.
• Prioritizing efficiency over morality.

What does Russell suggest is necessary for better control over AI systems?

• AI systems should believe they know the exact objective.
• AI systems should remain uncertain about their objectives.
• AI systems should eliminate uncertainty to act quickly.
• AI systems should mimic psychopathic behavior.

What historical figure first imagined fully automated tools replacing workers?

• John McCarthy
• E.M. Forster
• Aristotle
• Keynes

What risk does E.M. Forster’s story highlight regarding a machine-dependent society?

• Humans will no longer need books.
• Humans will stop teaching the next generation essential knowledge.
• Robots will take over all jobs at once.
• Machines will fail to meet societal demands.

What is one reason jobs like warehouse picking haven’t been fully automated?

• Robots cannot handle delicate objects yet.
• The demand for manual labor has decreased.
• AI cannot recognize different types of shelves.
• Humans work faster than robots in warehouses.

According to Russell, what could break the chain of teaching and learning in society?

• AI systems managing civilization.
• The loss of physical books.
• Declining interest in education.
• Human dependence on outdated technologies.

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When do experts predict general-purpose AI will likely exist?

• By the year 2100
• Between 2040 and 2060
• Between 5 and 500 years from now
• In the next decade

Stuart Russell believes the development of general-purpose AI is easier than most think.

• True
• False

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