AI can do many things faster and better than humans. It can beat humans in chess, outsmart us in Jeopardy, and defeat us at GO. The question remains. Is there anything a human can (and always will) do better than an AI?

Show Notes

• 01:00 | Eric Holloway Introduction
• 01:57 | Fold It, a showdown between AI and amateurs
• 03:40 | Jay Richards on crowd-sourcing bean counting in The Human Advantage
• 04:33 | Creativity and Solmonoff Induction
• 05:33 | Amazon Turk, or “where you get your crowd”
• 06:48 | Algorithms of the gaps and people in the loop
• 08:05| Universe Sized Puzzle
• 09:49 | What Jobs Are Safe From AI?
• 11:40 | Moravec Paradox
• 12:44 | Singularity
• 13:17 | Sigmoid Curve
• 13:48 | The Journal of Irreproducible Results
• 14:33 | The A.I. Peak
• 15:11 | Moore’s Law
• 15:50 | Future Forecast