Artificial Intelligence with Cyber Security Executive Jeffery Harris II: Part 2

Is AI bias?  We continue our interview with Jeffery Harris II.

The conversation explores various aspects of AI and its impact on different industries. It begins with a discussion on cloud computing and the limitations of quantum computing. The importance of speed in processing information and the challenges of data consolidation and indexing are also addressed. The conversation then delves into the biases in AI and the use of deepfake technology by scammers. The potential applications of AI in medical research and the concept of artificial general intelligence are explored. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the symbiotic relationship between humans and AI and the trustworthiness of self-driving cars.

Takeaways

• AI and quantum computing are distinct technologies that serve different purposes.
• Efficiency and speed are crucial in processing large amounts of data.
• AI can be biased, but it is not intentional.
• Deepfake technology poses risks in terms of identity theft and scams.
• AI has the potential to revolutionize medical research and advancements.
• The concept of artificial general intelligence raises ethical and philosophical questions.
• The trustworthiness of self-driving cars and the integration of AI into daily life are ongoing concerns.

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