美国科学60秒 SSS 2015-01-23
时间:2015-03-25 03:21:53
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This is Scientific American's Sixty-Second-Science, I'm Steve Mirsky, got a minute?With every individual and every technology we have a lot of intended benefits and intended consequences. Simultaneously1, we have many unintended consequences.
Subra Suresh, an engneer by training is president of Carnegie Mellon university and former director of the national science foundation. He
spoke2 on January 23rd at the world economic
forum3 in Davos Stwitzerland to Scientific American editor in chief Mariette DiChristina.
We have also been hearing some critics and concerns about what's going to happen as machines go more and more intelligent.
As machines become more and more sophiscated, we have to be very careful issues of privacy, confident ?, intellecutal property. If people from one discipline and one part of the world go on mind private information from aonther part of the world, either legally or illegally, what the consequences are, this will be worried seen leak of information. Because
breaches4 of cyber security. And I think those kinds of issues are going to be there. But in next sense, artificial intelligence, and machine learning are no different from any other new wave of technology. There has the potential to be used as well as abused.
For more from Subra Suresh, check out our website, www.scientificamerican.com for upcoming edition of the science stock podcast. Thanks for the minute for Scientific American's Sixty-Second-Science, I'm Steve Mirsky.
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