Young Back Choi provides a crash course in Korean political history and the role of liberalism, up to the present, based on his EJW article coauthored…
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Young Back Choi on Liberalism in Korea · Econ Journal Watch
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Thomas Metzinger über künstliche Intelligenz und Ethik
Die künstliche Intelligenz weckt grosse Hoffnungen, aber sie wirft auch schwierige ethische Fragen auf. Die EU habe mit eigenen Ethik-Richtlinien ein starkes Zeichen gesetzt, findet der deutsche Philosoph Thomas Metzinger im «Tagesgespräch». Gleichzeitig sei das Ergebnis enttäuschend und lauwarm.
Keine Technologie drängt so stark in unser Leben und wirft gleichzeitig so drängende ethische Fragen auf wie die künstliche Intelligenz. Wie gehen wir damit um, wenn intelligente Maschinen darüber entscheiden, wer einen Kredit erhält? Oder wenn ein Algorithmus Job-Bewerber aufgrund ihrer Datenspuren im Internet auswählt? Noch weiter geht China mit einem geplanten Social-Credit-System, mit dem es seine eigenen Bürgerinnen und Bürger bewerten will. Den Einsatzmöglichkeiten von künstlicher Intelligenz sind scheinbar keine Grenzen gesetzt. Aber wer achtet dabei auf die Rechte und Bedürfnisse der Menschen? Wer setzt sich für einen ethischen Umgang ein? Die EU hat kürzlich ihre Richtlinien für einen ethischen Umgang mit künstlicher Intelligenz vorgestellt. Über 50 Experten hatten während Monaten an diesen Richtlinien gearbeitet. Auch der deutsche Philosoph Thomas Metzinger war Teil des Gremiums. Metzinger ist Professor für theoretische Philosophie an der Universität Mainz und beschäftigt sich seit über drei Jahrzehnten mit künstlicher Intelligenz und Ethik. Er sagt: Diese Ethik-Richtlinien sind das Beste, das es auf dem Planeten gibt. Gleichzeitig ist er nicht zufrieden mit dem Resultat. Wie geht das zusammen? Thomas Metzinger ist Gast von Barbara Peter.
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Autonome Waffensysteme und der Frieden
Wenn Maschinen schießen können. KI im Krieg / Robokalypse? Welche Gefahren drohen durch Kampfroboter. Ein Gespräch mit dem Ethiker Thomas Metzinger / Nie wieder Krieg? Die Arbeit von "Pax Christi" / Den Kreislauf der Gewalt durchbrechen. Was wurde aus den Pazifisten? / Krieg und Frieden: Wie wird an der Bundeswehrhochschule in Neubiberg über den Ernstfall nachgedacht?
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Matt Stoller on Modern Monopolies - Econlib
Matt Stoller of the Open Market Institute talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the growing influence of Google, Facebook, and Amazon on commercial and political life. Stoller argues that these large firms have too much power over our options as consumers and creators as well as having a large impact on our access to …
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Milton Friedman on Money - Econlib
Russ Roberts talks with Milton Friedman about his research and views on inflation, the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke, and what the future holds.
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Friedman on Capitalism and Freedom - Econlib
Russ Roberts talks to Milton Friedman about the radical ideas he put forward almost 50 years ago in Capitalism and Freedom. Listen to the most influential economist of the past 50 years discuss the principles of liberty, social responsibility of business, the inertia behind bad legislation and his career as economist and public intellectual.
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EP#26 Travis Speaks with Geoffrey Miller, American Evolutionary - Chartable
Listen now to EP#26 Travis Speaks with Geoffrey Miller, American Evolutionary Psychologist from Pangburn Philosophy on Chartable. See historical chart positions, reviews, and more.
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Is It Time to Kill Sacred Cows In Your Relationship? | The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
[Preface: Would you like to sponsor The Tim Ferriss Show, the #1 business podcast on iTunes and one of the iTunes "Best of 2014"? Click here for details.] Dr. Astro Teller is a computer scientist and entrepreneur who currently oversees Google[x], Google’s moonshot factory. Dr.
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Is It Time to Kill Sacred Cows In Your Relationship? | The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
[Preface: Would you like to sponsor The Tim Ferriss Show, the #1 business podcast on iTunes and one of the iTunes "Best of 2014"? Click here for details.] Dr. Astro Teller is a computer scientist and entrepreneur who currently oversees Google[x], Google’s moonshot factory. Dr.
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The Ace of Spades, with Eric Maddox – [Invest Like the Best, EP.15]
This week we explore a rare and underappreciated skill through the lens of an incredible story. My guest is Eric Maddox, whose name you probably don’t know but won’t soon forget. Just trust me that you need to listen to this entire episode, and listen carefully—because that is what the episode is ultimately all about: how to listen to others, with care and empathy, in the age of distraction.
Sometimes it’s fun not to know what’s coming and be surprised, so I won’t say anymore. After the episode, you can learn more about Eric at Ericmaddox.com.
On his wall, Eric has a framed Cuban cigar, he starts his story by explaining the significance of that cigar. Enjoy this episode, and try Eric’s method. It has worked wonders for me.
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Show Notes
1:35 – (First Question) – Eric explains the significance of the framed Cuban cigar.
2:53 – How did this journey start and what were Eric’s skills that led him to being part of this momentous event
3:55 – Eric is told he is going to Iraq, specifically Tikrit
5:24 – Early experiences with interrogation and how he shifted his strategy to listening more than intimidating
10:07 – What was the rate of success with the typical interrogation methods vs what Eric was trying to do
11:57 – Why was Eric the right guy to alter how investigations were handled
18:33 – Eric explains why he throws false evidence at his interrogation subjects and why it would help him
27:59 – The moment he realized he was on to Saddam Hussein
29:05 – Some politics started to interfere with the investigation but Eric pushed back to continue down his path
30:22 – What happened from December 1st to December 13th of 2003 when they ultimately captured Saddam Hussein
31:40 – The significance of fish in this investigation
35:24 – The prisoner that broke and took them to the house
36:30 – After the raid, how they found the actual bunker housing the Ace of Spades, Saddam Hussein
37:40 – The role of empathy and was it genuine in the process of interrogating enemies of the state. Also, how anyone can use empathy more effectively
42:56 – Why it is difficult to really listen to each other
45:45 – How to get past the constant distractions that we are faced with, both internally and externally
49:40 – Is confirmation bias the biggest distraction to listening
51:12 – What is the kindest thing anyone has ever done for Eric
52:26 – What are Eric’s daily habits that help him most
54:44 – Any advice to help people cultivate this skill of being able to listen better and empathize
Books Mentioned
Mission: Black List #1: The Inside Story of the Search for Saddam Hussein—As Told by the Soldier Who Masterminded His Capture
Learn More
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