Significant international thinkers deliver the BBC's flagship annual lecture series. This year, Stuart Russell explores the future of AI and asks: how can we get it right?
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I thoroughly enjoyed this series of lectures. Very very very interesting indeed. Eve time I listen back to them I catch a little nugget of information I had missed before. Absolutely marvellous
Trump will be back in four years and this mythology will be out the window.
Too rarely do we get a long form voyage into any subject area that affects each and everyone of us daily. It just cries out for a whole series of fireside chats between Mark and his interlocutors piers.
For anyone who cherishes learning, this is a knowledge pool
I have loved listening to the Reith lectures over the years and they have been fantastic, so I have to say that Mark Carney doesn’t even deserve the one star I gave it. Anyone in a professional position should not have to read a lecture, much less an incoherent one. It’s excruciatingly non-sensical and dull. Thank you.
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