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[À revoir] Émission spéciale : l'intelligence artificielle décodée

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Experts discuss various definitions of artificial intelligence and its applications in different sectors, highlighting its potential benefits and challenges. There is a growing need for regulations to address concerns about misinformation, surveillance, ethical decision-making, and the responsible development and use of AI technologies.

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AI experts define artificial intelligence as computers learning to achieve objectives like humans, perceiving, reasoning, and acting like animals and humans, learning tasks with feedback like children, and processing information to predict, decide, or answer questions.
AI's history traces back to WWII code-breaking, evolving to deep learning in the 90s, leading to rapid advancements in voice recognition and healthcare applications.
AI presents opportunities in healthcare, drug development, and military applications, raising concerns about ethics, job displacement, and regulation to ensure responsible and beneficial use.

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"Decoding Artificial Intelligence: Experts Discuss Advancements"

Radio Canada presents 'Artificial Intelligence Decoded' hosted by Patrice Roy and his team
Artificial intelligence can imitate voices, write, drive, recognize images, and aid in healthcare
A panel of experts including Yoshua Benjio, Yann Lequin, Valérie Pisano, Joë Pinot, and others discuss AI
Yoshua Benjo defines AI as computers achieving objectives by learning like humans
Yann Lequin defines AI as machines perceiving, reasoning, and acting, similar to animals and humans
Valérie Pisano describes AI as a system learning and performing tasks with feedback, akin to children learning
Joë Pinot defines AI as processing information to predict, make decisions, or answer questions
AI traces back to World War II with Alan Turing deciphering Nazi codes, leading to AI advancements
In the 90s, deep learning emerged, teaching computers to see, dialogue, predict, and create
AI's rapid development, from chess-playing computers to voice recognition, poses challenges and opportunities
AI's potential in healthcare, like predicting treatment complications, shows promise in improving patient care

18:47

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Beyond

Samuel Cadori accessed files of a thousand former CHUM patients to create the bases of his algorithm.
Two patient cohorts will be compared: one receiving normal care and the other followed with artificial intelligence tools.
The goal is to determine if artificial intelligence benefits patient care without replacing oncologists.
Artificial intelligence aims to improve patient care by providing precise information for personalized medicine.
Artificial intelligence helps understand biology foundations and aids in drug development.
Artificial intelligence's computing capacity surpasses humans, enabling quick calculations and drug development.
Israel and Ukraine use artificial intelligence for military purposes, raising concerns about international coordination.
Artificial intelligence could lead to job loss but also faster drug development and music composition.
Artificial intelligence tools like GPT chat generate content, raising copyright and ownership questions.
Major players in artificial intelligence include Microsoft, Google, Amazon, IBM, and startups, with Montreal emerging as a hub for research and talent development.

38:13

Artificial Intelligence: Transforming Professions and Enhancing Interactions

The development of personal assistants like GPT is aimed at creating products that enhance customer interaction, such as answering questions and providing assistance for various tasks.
By 2024, tools like personal assistants will be integrated into everyday tasks, like self-writing emails with just a click, reducing time consumption significantly.
Companies like Microsoft and Amazon are already implementing tools like Copilot and Queue to assist with work tasks and manage business assets efficiently.
Institutions like Mila are training students on ethical issues related to technology development, emphasizing the importance of computing resources provided by companies like Nvidia.
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing business operations, such as predicting demand for products and optimizing labor requirements based on various factors like weather, promotions, and store-specific details.
Artificial intelligence is transforming various professions, with some jobs being replaced while others are complemented by intelligent systems, leading to a significant transformation in the labor market and education environment.
Professions like accounting, teaching, journalism, and law are among those threatened by artificial intelligence, as intelligent systems can efficiently perform tasks traditionally done by humans.
The collaboration between intelligent systems and humans, like in education, offers personalized and interactive learning experiences, enhancing the quality of teaching and learning.
Companies like Yasm are developing AI-powered tools for businesses, providing personalized and confidential solutions integrated into daily operations, aiming for widespread adoption in various sectors.
The rapid growth of Canadian companies utilizing artificial intelligence showcases the vast potential for innovation and development in various industries, from agriculture to intelligent building management, highlighting the limitless possibilities for young entrepreneurs.

54:13

"AI's Impact on Entrepreneurship and Fake News"

Young people from laboratories with doctorates are choosing entrepreneurship over academia.
The focus is on discovering new products and their impact on our lives.
Bill Gates' words are echoed, stating that artificial intelligence is the next big revolution after computers and the internet.
Concerns about fake news generated by artificial intelligence are rising.
Artificial intelligence aids in generating visuals based on relevant keywords.
Software is used to create visuals like a labyrinth in computer code.
The generated visuals are crucial starting points for further development.
Artificial intelligence can create convincing false news, impacting democratic discussions.
Regulations are needed to identify and delete false content generated by AI.
Discussions are ongoing about the need for a framework to regulate and identify content generated by AI.

01:12:55

Surveillance and AI: China's Advanced Technology

Philippe Le Blanc discusses the surveillance of the Uighurs in China, where cameras with AI track movements and spyware records conversations.
Facial recognition is used extensively in China, even at gas stations, not just for the Uighurs but for millions of citizens.
Chinese humanitarian worker highlights the advanced software's ability to identify individuals by their gait or posture.
Despite the constant surveillance, some Uighur parents feel secure with government cameras at their residence.
Democracies face challenges with misinformation on social media, creating polarized camps.
Concerns arise about the power AI gives to those who control it, emphasizing the need for democratic governance.
The European Union is considering legislation to ban facial recognition technology across its territory.
Discussions revolve around individual and societal choices regarding the regulation and use of technology.
Artificial intelligence experts debate the potential risks of AI surpassing human intelligence and the need for safeguards against misuse.
Canada leads in AI regulation, with a national strategy and a bill to supervise the responsible development of AI.

01:34:31

Regulating AI for Ethical Decision-Making

The need to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in decision-making processes that can impact human lives or important decisions.
Concerns about algorithms deciding job opportunities or car loans, emphasizing the necessity to supervise and prevent harm.
Discussion on the importance of international conventions and governance to ensure artificial intelligence serves humans.
The urgency to address disinformation, particularly deep fake content, as a significant threat.
The importance of agile regulatory infrastructures to adapt quickly to evolving technologies and protect the public.
The necessity for clear rules and human supervision in the development and use of artificial intelligence tools.
The need for organizations to assess scientific evidence and make judgments on the safety and deployment of new technologies like AI.
The challenge of ensuring ethical choices are made equitably by machines, such as in autonomous cars deciding between hitting a stroller or an elderly person.
The limitations in programming machines to acquire a moral conscience, highlighting the importance of human guidance in decision-making.
The ongoing dialogue and collaboration between government, researchers, and industry experts to create a robust framework for the responsible use of artificial intelligence.

01:53:59

AI's Role in Climate Change and Human Emotions

Machines cannot be programmed to have feelings, although they can simulate and demonstrate emotions credibly, the ability for machines to truly feel emotions remains beyond our conceptualization.
Artificial intelligence is being utilized to combat climate change by aiding in climate modeling, developing new materials for batteries and carbon capture, visualizing the future of climate change, and enhancing energy efficiency through predictions and data analysis.
Ordinary individuals can prepare for the impact of AI by educating themselves and making informed decisions, with the goal of reducing carbon footprints and managing the influx of information effectively.
While machines may excel in certain tasks, humans still possess unique qualities such as love, empathy, and the ability to take action, which will always distinguish them from machines, emphasizing the importance of human connection and emotion in various aspects of life.

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