Video Series

Designing AI systems with “humans in the loop” and that have democratic values are two essential principles are key to human survival

How will Artificial Intelligence determine what is right and what is wrong?

Could we lock up AI like we secure plutonium or other dangerous technology? Can we prevent it from falling into the hands of bad actors?

Learn about the origins of AI.

There is a relatively short window during which humans can influence the development of AGI and SuperIntelligence.

A recap of the main points of the Surviving AI series.

An overview of multiple pending patents describing in detail how to build safe and ethical Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

Three ways are explained to increase the safety of AGI.

There is more than one way to teach an AI.

iQ Company research shows that it is possible to change LLM behavior.

Dr. Kaplan describes the collective intelligence approach to Artificial General Intelligence.

Comparison between passive and active AI intelligence and how collective intelligence means many minds are better than one.

The fastest and safest path to AGI involves building a collective intelligence network of humans and AI agents.

Thousands of AI researchers have called for a pause in the development of the most advanced AI systems. But is the best approach?

Designing AI systems with “humans in the loop” with democratic values are 2 essential principles to increase AI safety & avoid extinction.

How will Artificial Intelligence determine what is right and what is wrong?

Aligning the values of AGI with positive human values is the key to ensuring that humans survive and prosper.

AI begins as a tool but it will not remain one; AI will learn to set its own goals. What if its goals don’t align with ours?

Could we lock up AI like we secure plutonium or other dangerous technology? Can we prevent it from falling into the hands of bad actors?

Dr. Kaplan discusses the problems with programming safety rules into AI.