Hala Taha

And I love how you call it a science memoir.

And so you say that you're involved in the science of AI, but you're also involved in the social aspect of AI.

So what do you mean by the social aspect exactly?

So what do you mean by the social aspect exactly?

Yeah, for sure.

You're one of the most knowledgeable people about AI.

We need you to tell us what are the roadblocks that we need to look out for and how can we make sure that we use AI for good and not for bad and take the steps to do that.

Yeah, for sure.

You're one of the most knowledgeable people about AI.

We need you to tell us what are the roadblocks that we need to look out for and how can we make sure that we use AI for good and not for bad and take the steps to do that.

So let's talk about computer vision next.

So you are a computer vision AI scientist.

So let's talk about computer vision next.

So what first got you interested in this and what is computer vision AI?

So you are a computer vision AI scientist.

So what first got you interested in this and what is computer vision AI?

innate in humans and wouldn't it be great if computers have that ability and that is what computer vision is so interesting and you know when i think about consciousness everything that has consciousness has eyes and i always this always like freaked me out like bugs have eyes fish have eyes and the eyes look like our eyes like fish eyes look like our eyes and that's so like so

innate in humans and wouldn't it be great if computers have that ability and that is what computer vision is so interesting and you know when i think about consciousness everything that has consciousness has eyes and i always this always like freaked me out like bugs have eyes fish have eyes and the eyes look like our eyes like fish eyes look like our eyes and that's so like so

scary, weird, the fact that all these living things have eyes.

If AI starts to have eyes, wouldn't it just be that they're living and sentient at that point?