AGI-22 Day 3 | General Audience Day, 'Ethical Machine Creativity'

Ethical Machine Creativity: How can we best enable the free-flowing creativity that is intrinsic to powerful general intelligence, while ensuring that the creative actions and productions of AI systems are at least on the whole in line with human benefit? It's an abstract question and yet one that pops up in very concrete forms in countless application areas including dialogue systems, AI art and music generators, NPCs in games and metaverses, scientific and medical hypothesis systems, and more.
Sophia the Robot "Ethical Machine Creativity" - 9:00 AM
Joscha Bach, "It from no Bit: Basic Cosmology from an AI Perspective" - 9:15 AM
Ben Goertzel, "Decentralization and Democracy Are Key to Ethical Machine Creativity" - 10:30 AM
Panel Discussion: "Democracy and Decentralization for Ethical Machine Creativity" - 11:15 AM
Charles Simon, "Creating an AGI" - 1:30 PM
Chris Poulin,"Open Source Deep Reinforcement Learning" - 2:15 PM
Ed Keller, "Advanced AI in VQ-GAN Creativity" - 3:00 PM
Panel Discussion: "Strengths and Limitations of Deep Neural Models for Machine Creativity" - 3:30 PM
*All Times PST

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[peterboltuc]

Ed's paper brings us forth to the new reality (by the way, Pieter, I do not think we should limit cognitive functions to imitating humanoid brains).