Dr. Fei-Fei Li

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can be augmented by machines, it is really truly intended to protect the human prosperity and dignity, but augment human capabilities.
So from that point of view, I think there is a lot of opportunity for AI to play a positive role.
But again, it depends on how we truly
First of all, it depends on how we design AI.
In my lab, we did a very interesting research.
We were trying to create a big robotics project to do a thousand human everyday tasks.
But at the beginning of this project, it was very important to us that we are...
creating robots to do these tasks that humans want help.
For example, buying a wedding ring.
I don't think even if you have the best robot in the world, who wants a robot to choose a wedding ring or opening Christmas gift?
It's not that hard to open a box, but the human emotion, the joy, the family bond, the moment is not about opening a silly box.
So we actually ask people to rank for us
thousands and thousands of tasks and tell us which tasks they want robots help.
For example, like cleaning toilet, everybody wants robots help.
So we focus on those tasks that humans prefer robotic help.
rather than those tasks that humans care and want to do themselves.
And that is a way of thinking about human-centered AI.
How do we create technology that is beneficial, welcomed by humans, rather than I just go in and tell you I'm using robot to replace everything you care about.
Another layer, just to finish this topic, is policy layer, right?
Like, economic, social, well-being is so important, and technologists don't know it all, and we shouldn't feel we know it all.
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