What is artificial intelligence? - BBC Click

Click looks at the growth of artificial intelligence and asks where the technology can go from here.

Twitter: @bbcclick

[Trolligarch]

"What is artificial intelligence?"

Your future boss.

[cybermad]

Awesome content, thanks for sharing this show on youtube I would never have access to this show normally (I'm in Canada) Just discovered it and I have so much episodes to catch up ;)

[ChritsianBucic]

As always ery informative and well done vidéos ! Thank you!

[hlkfkhz]

Awesome Lesson H.E dear Spencer Kelly, byzwy BBC Click You're My Idol For Today Identity. Thank you ❤️🙏🇪🇹

[EliGoree]

So it's creating jobs at a slightly nicer sweatshop

[scm]

It's been years since I watched this show and Spencer is still such a cutie! lol. Ages like fine wine 😍

[hansolav]

where are the clothes that allows the owner to decide what colors patterns they want that day? all that's really needed these days are closets with one of each basic configuration of cloth. then you tell it what colors to use, or possibly download a premade pattern, and head out. but of course, it's much more profitable to THROW AWAY perfectly reuseable cloth by the tons.

[digitaldeeds]

12:36 still at the end of the day its just data crunching...

[venkateshbabu]

One of the major app for AI is investment prediction for products needed and efficient distribution management. Cost effective.

[glenngoodale]

Your doing a great job. Keep up the great work.

[morsecodereviews]

7:28 wow that lady basically said, don't worry about what we can and cannot afford to pay these people they should be happy they have a job. Because too much money in a poor place is bad. WOW, she should be the president, man she weaseled her way out of that question.

[jerrygundecker]

There's another name for artificial intelligence: The Donald.

[glennmiddleton]

The workers are not being exploited far from it, as pointed out workers move up the labour ladder. As for pay, the are getting above average pay and giving people the dignity of work.

[abhaysharma]

After like ten years when their would be so much data, Commenting one and one comment won't make any relevance but rather you gotta have to make such algorithms which would comment instead of you to present your idea about a certain thing.

[ChrisMorgan]

This is not Artificial Intelligence it machine learning

[adminvoice]

Goog news, good to see that thank for your info

[domobrah]

I love when there's a genius Asian guy explaining the tech for his company. Like a real life anime

[bbelteshazzar]

@BBC_Click All of your YouTube videos have CC disabled. This is difficult for the hearing impaired. Can you enable Closed Captions (CC) on your YouTube uploads? Thanks

[pigofapilot]

It is quite correct to say that AI(?) can only learn from the past actions but only up to a point. The 'uncertainty principle' of quantum mechanics forbids it from mathematically predicting the result any future action. For example:  politics, economics and human behaviour are also subject to the uncertainty principle (mathematical ambiguity). This means that any politician or economist that believes that they can mathematically predict the economic future is just guessing...as the 2007/8 global crash(based on mathematical computer modelling of the economy) proved beyond doubt. It failed to incorporate the uncertainty principle of quantum mechanics. It had reached the physical limits of AI(?). There is plenty of advertising hype to the contrary.

[oliverli]

are data really tagged in africa? then what are we doing when checking the image boxes on captcha human verification?