Chapter 1: What are AI drone swarms and their implications?
The concept of a drone swarm is crazy and is possible now.
Chapter 2: How is the AI4 Conference influencing the industry?
A drone swarm?
Chapter 3: What impact did ChatGPT have on AI development?
Yeah, have you heard that concept?
Chapter 4: Why will humans likely stop driving cars in the future?
No, what is that?
Chapter 5: How is AI transforming education and skill requirements?
It's like one of the sort of existential threat ideas in the AI space.
Chapter 6: What ethical concerns arise with autonomous weapons?
Imagine a bunch of small drones, like literally this big or even smaller, but each one is like a little tiny explosive. And then imagine having like computer vision model on that drone. And then imagine saying to your drone swarm, we want you to go
Chapter 7: How do large world models differ from traditional AI models?
all these people of a certain profile or even an individual person and then you send your drones out there and the drones just zip really quick and they hit the target all right guys we got michael here co-founder of the ai4 conference where we're filming out right now man you ready for this week ready to go yeah i mean tired as hell but ready to go
The growth of this thing has been crazy, man. So congrats, first of all.
Yeah, yeah, thanks. Yeah, I think we're probably one of the fastest growing tech events in the world. We started in 2018 as a 300-person event at this little hotel in Williamsburg that doesn't exist anymore. Wow.
Chapter 8: What is the future of AI and its role in society?
And now this year we'll have around 8,000 people from 85 countries.
Did you expect that growth?
No. I mean, no. I mean, in 2018 when we started AI was cool, but it was mostly people, you know, making their own custom machine learning models on their own data for like pretty niche use cases. And then it was really 2022 when ChatGPT came out and the sort of foundation model era began that, yeah, this event and just the industry in general has started growing like crazy.
Yeah, over 600 speakers at this one, 250 exhibitors, 85 plus countries from the attendees.
It's crazy, dude. I mean, the first time they ever did was just literally 300 people, like almost all in New York. Now I see people from Australia and Dubai and every corner of the world flying here to be here. It's really nuts. It's nuts, man.
The innovation's been crazy. I just had someone that's like bringing back to see loved ones. He's an exhibitor over there.
Reflecta. Reflecta, yeah. So cool. So cool. So cool.
I mean, that would have never been possible a few years ago.
No. I mean, yeah, the number of things that are going to be possible or that are possible is insane. From, you know, Reflecta to tomorrow you're talking to, yeah, the Woolly Mammoth guy. They're using AI a lot in their stuff. To even, yeah, I live in Austin and just seeing the Waymos drive around is not really, you know, an LLM thing, but it's still new and a sick example of AI.
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