"so let me ask you've kind of alluded to it but let me ask again what is intelligence underlying the discussion we'll have with with jeopardy and beyond how do you think about intelligence is it a suff..."

"certainly a form of intelligence what do you need for that by the way you need to have an understanding of the way the world works in order to be able to unroll it into the future all right thank you ..."

"well that's interesting about picking our goal sort of an interesting thing and I think that's where you bring in what do you pre-programmed to do we talk about humans and humans a pre-programmed to s..."

"doesn't really really require anything specific other than identity to find that function and and predict that right answer it's certainly a form of intelligence but then when we when we say well do w..."

"about it or died so I can see the eye I can see the output knowing so so you're saying said let's to separate the two things one is you explaining why you were able to predict the future and and the s..."

"just not very interesting to me because you and I can't really communicate and and so now this is interesting right because now this is you're in this weird place where for you to be recognized as int..."

"knows what you know what's going on so just a quick elaboration on that the explaining that you're intelligent the explaining the the reasoning the one end to the prediction is not some kind of mathem..."

"but it's it's a real thing yeah and and that's sort of the point right is that ultimately on you know this notion of understanding us understanding something there's ultimately a social concept in oth..."

"this notion of can humans take responsibility for the decision that you're that you're making can we make those decisions ourselves can we relate to the process that you're going through and now you a..."

"just the you know I'm convinced the wrong yes they'll be wrong she's gotta be convincing but it's ultimately gotta be convinced and that's why I'm saying it's we're bound together right our intelligen..."

"think that that's um well it's hard for humans the thing that's hard for humans as you know may not necessarily be hard for computers and vice versa so sorry so how hard is that problem for computers ..."

"process we didn't work as a society we work pretty hard to get other people to understand our thinking and to convince them of things now we could pursue weighed them obviously talked about this like ..."

"explain something through reason but if you look at algorithms that recommend things that we look at next well there's Facebook Google advertising based companies you know their goal is to convince yo..."

"manipulation okay you know so you call it emotional manipulation more objectively is essentially saying you know thing you know there are certain features of things that seem to attract your attention..."

"that's it's not good or bad it it's not reason or not reason the algorithm is doing what it does which is saying you seems to be interested in this I'm going to show you more that stuff and I think we..."

"justified and and so on one hand to say oh you know AI is doing this why isn't doing this other thing well those other things a lot harder and it's interesting to think about why why why it's harder a..."

"that's very different than kind of getting in there and saying what does this mean what the stuff you're reading like why are you reading it what assumptions are you bringing to the table are those as..."

"meaning is often relative but meaning implies that the connections go beneath the surface of the artifact so if I show you a painting it's a bunch of colors in a canvas what does it mean to you and it..."