Dr. Fei-Fei Li
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We should be collaborating with civil society, legal world, policy world, economists, to try to understand the nuance and the profoundness
of jobs and tasks and AI's impact.
And this is also why our Human-Centered AI Institute at Stanford has a digital economy lab.
We work with policymakers and thinking about these issues, we try to inform them and provide information and to help move these topics forward in a positive way.
Yeah, the three pillars of the Human-Centered AI Framework is really about thought leadership in AI and focusing on what higher education institute like Stanford can do.
One we talked about is that interdisciplinary, recognizing the interdisciplinary nature of AI, welcoming the multi-stakeholder
studies, research, and education, policy outreach to make sure that AI is embedded in the fabric of our society today and tomorrow in a benevolent way.
The second one is what you said is focusing on augmenting humans, creating technology that enhances human intelligence.
capability and human well-being and human dignity rather than taking away.
The third one is about continue to be inspired by human intelligence and develop technology, AI technology that is compatible with humans.
Because, you know, human intelligence is very complex.
It's very rich.
We talk a lot about emotion, intention, compassion.
And today's AI lacks most of that.
It's pretty far from that.
Being inspired by this can help us to create.
And also, by the way, there's another thing about today's AI that is far worse than humans.
It draws a lot of energy.
Humans, our brain works around 20 watts.
That is like dimmer than the dimmest light bulb in your house.
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