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    Ich bin Tech-CEO beim Berlin Global Dialogue (mit OpenAI, Emmanuel Macron) – Hier ist, was Sie darüber wissen müssen, was hinter verschlossenen Türen über KI/Technologie gesagt wird – AMA


    Bearbeiten (20 Uhr in Berlin) Es heißt "Gerade fertig" Aber ich bin immer noch in der Lage, Fragen zu beantworten

    Nachweisen: https://imgur.com/a/bYkUiE7 (dank r/Technologie Mods für die Genehmigung dieses AMA)

    Im Moment bin ich beim Berlin Global Dialogue (https://www.berlinglobaldialogue.org/) – eine exklusive Veranstaltung, bei der die weltweit führenden Technologie- und Wirtschaftsführer darüber entscheiden, wie die Zukunft gestaltet werden soll. Es ist wie Davos, aber mit einem stärkeren Fokus auf Technologie und KI.

    Wer ist hier? Der Vizepräsident für Global Impact bei OpenAIHerman Hauser (Gründer von ARM) und französischer Präsident Emmanuel Längezeichen.

    Folgendes müssen Sie wissen:

    • KI und maschinelles Lernen werden wie die nächste industrielle Revolution behandelt. Ein Gründer teilte mit, dass er 300 Mitarbeiter entlassen hatte, die durch die APIs von OpenAI ersetzt wurden (selbst der Vizepräsident von OpenAI schien überrascht zu sein).
    • Die Gespräche konzentrieren sich stark auf die Frage, wie Technologie und KI kontrolliert und monetarisiert werden können – aber es gibt ein eklatantes Problem …
    • …jeder hier ist Teil einer Insider-Führungsgruppe – und viele verstehen die Technologie, über die sie sprechen, nicht (OpenAI tut es jedoch – ihr Tipp war: „Nutze unsere Technologie, um zu verstehen“ – das ist gut für sie, aber nicht für alle )

    Ich programmiere seit über einem Jahrzehnt, unterrichte Programmieren bei Frontend Masters und leite eine unabhängige Tech-Schule, aber was in diesen Räumen passiert, ist wichtiger denn je. Wenn Sie im technischen Bereich arbeiten, Machen Sie sich darauf gefasst, dass KI/ML das Spiel völlig verändern wird. Jedes Unternehmen wird es integrieren, egal ob Sie darauf vorbereitet sind oder nicht.

    Da ich von zwei Lehrern an öffentlichen Schulen großgezogen wurde, liegt es mir sehr am Herzen, dafür zu sorgen, dass die Vorteile der KI nicht hinter den Türen von Unternehmen verborgen bleiben

    Ich bin den ganzen Tag hier im BGD und werde Ihre Fragen beantworten, während ich tiefer in diese Gespräche eintauche. Fragen Sie mich, was hier wirklich passiert.

    I'm a Tech CEO at the Berlin Global Dialogue (w OpenAI, Emmanuel Macron) – Here's what you need to know about what's being said about AI/Tech behind closed doors – AMA
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    1. WillSen on

      This was initially auto-blocked by reddit but now open for questions! Thanks so much to mods for kindly approving just now

      Macron speaking – key takeaways:

      – The world changed in the last 2 years – US is racing ahead in AI (and trade/security certainties gone)

      – US/China forecast to grow 70% vs 30% in Europe at current forecasts

      – EU needs **Single market for Technology (including AI)**

    2. blackhornet03 on

      I see AI as technology that will be used to benefit the greedy few at the expense of the majority of people, which will be very destructive.

    3. Good-Share5481 on

      what do you think it needed to distribute power in tech, given how much concentration is taking place?

    4. FullProfessional8360 on

      How much were regulations around AI a part of the conversation, in particular regarding privacy? I know France and Germany are both quite focused on ensuring privacy vis a vis tech.

    5. not_creative1 on

      What do European leaders think about Draghi’s proposal? What in the biggest thing Europe can realistically do to make it competitive in tech?

    6. alinafvasile on

      What specific leadership skills are going to be essential for the next generation of tech leaders to navigate the AI-dominated landscape? How should they adapt to thrive?

    7. potent_flapjacks on

      Was there talk about power requirements, funding billions of dollars worth of datacenters, or licensing training data?

    8. Ok-Palpitation-9365 on

      1) If you’re a working software engineer what do you think they need to do NOW to stay relevant and employed?

      2) If you’re NON-TECHNICAL and work as a lawyer/accountant/project manager what should you be doing now to stay relevant in the work force?

      3) Has OpenAI acknowledged that they have screwed over the economy? What disturbed you most about their panel??

    10. Tazling on

      any discussion of malfs like ‘hallucinations’ and the famous dog-food meltdown?

      or the problem of ai generated content feeding back into the training input?

    12. 10MinsForUsername on

      AI companies scrapped a lot of content for free from small and medium publishers, and gave nothing in return. The Internet publishing model is now destabilized and a lot of bloggers are struggling, which could endanger the future of the independent Internet.

      Do you work on anything related to this problem or see how it can be fixed in the future?

    13. Having_said_this_ on

      To me, the first and greatest benefit is eliminating waste (and personnel) in ALL departments of government while increasing transparency, enforcing performance metrics, accountability and organizational interoperability.

      Any discussion related to this that may bring some relief to taxpayers?

    14. kukoscode on

      1. How do you envision the future of software engineering processes to evolve with AI tools? As a developer, I enjoy finding pockets of flow and I find it’s a different mode of thinking with needing to reference AI tools.
      2. What are the best courses out there to stay relevant as a dev in 2025

    15. EvangelineEvangeli65 on

      What was the best take – if any – from speakers so far on the idea of democratizing technology (specifically new tools like AI) and using these tools to benefit society at large, not simply the few companies (and their CEOs and/or shareholders) who are able to develop the tools?

      Did anyone surprise you or scare with their views?

    16. AysheDaArtist on

      AMEX is going to win so hard in the next few years

      I’m retired boys, good luck losing money on “else-if” statements

    17. Fantastic_Type_8124 on

      Can you see an opportunity for public-private partnership in driving forward the distribution of growing tech power? And how would that look like to you?

    18. Karaethon_Cycle on

      What advice do you have for early career folks in the medical field? I am about to start my career and wonder if I should take the plunge and work with one of the health tech startups that are seemingly all around us. Thank you for your time and insight!

    20. Predator_ on

      Can you tell OpenAI to stop scraping and ***stealing*** hundreds of my copyrighted photographs? Especially with most of them being photojournalism based, their inclusion in OpenAI’s dataset is wholly unethical, let alone illegal. Why is that not being discussed more openly by these for-profit companies?

    21. chance909 on

      As someone who works with AI (VP R&D at a medtech company) I don’t think executives or investors have any idea of what to expect from AI technology. To them it’s just a magic box that is surprisingly better than they thought.

      The current things AI is really good at is not everything under the sun, as the hype tells us, but rather:

      1. Generating, text, images, and now video

      2. Having conversations based on training from the internet

      3. Finding things in images and video (Classification, Segmentation, Object Detection)

      The major business needs you have seen addressed are in customer support, for LLMs, or in computer vision for manufacturing. Outside of these 3 domains, “AI” usefulness is mostly speculative, and there’s often little alignment between the magic being sold to investors and the actual technology.

    22. GivMeBredOrMakeMeDed on

      If CEO’s and world leaders are gloating about laying off 100s of staff at these events, what hope do normal people have? As someone who is completely against the use of AI, especially by evil people, this sounds terrible for the future.

      Were any concerns about the impact this will have raised at this event or was it mainly tech bros sucking each other off?

    23. Stillcant on

      What use cases are the leaders seeing that are not apparent to the public?

      From my non technical old guy seat, it seems like image creation writing, maybe video and video games, animation loom great

      Chatting about HR policies looks fine

      Creating crap content on websites seems fine

      I have not seen the other transformational use cases

    24. Dramatic_Pen6240 on

      Do you think IT is worth to do comp science? I want to be in technology. What is your advice? 

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