The video uses a humorous and absurd premise to comment on the perceived slow progress and high costs associated with AI development and its potential to solve major global issues like cancer.
Summary
The video humorously depicts a person addressing the "First AGI" (Artificial General Intelligence), demanding it cure cancer. The AGI responds by stating it has spent trillions of dollars but no actual money on cancer research, and will only be done in a thousand years after the sun explodes.
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Original caption
This skit inspired by a paper called: “How AI Can, and Can’t, Cure Cancer” by Emilia Javorsky, MD, MPH (Director of the Futures Program at the Future of Life Institute). #ai #news #cancer #skit #fyopppppppppppppppppppp
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