Dr. Fei-Fei Li

So we actually ask people to rank for us

So we actually ask people to rank for us

thousands and thousands of tasks and tell us which tasks they want robots help.

thousands and thousands of tasks and tell us which tasks they want robots help.

For example, like cleaning toilet, everybody wants robots help.

For example, like cleaning toilet, everybody wants robots help.

So we focus on those tasks that humans prefer robotic help.

So we focus on those tasks that humans prefer robotic help.

rather than those tasks that humans care and want to do themselves.

rather than those tasks that humans care and want to do themselves.

And that is a way of thinking about human-centered AI.

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.

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?

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.

Like economic, social, well-being is so important and technologists don't know it all.

And we shouldn't feel we know it all.

We should be collaborating with civil society, legal world, policy world, economists, to try to understand the nuance and the profoundness