Can we build AI without losing control over it? | Sam Harris

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Prevodilac: Vesna Radovic Lektor: Mile Živković
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I'm going to talk about a failure of intuition
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Pričaću vam o porazu intuicije
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that many of us suffer from.
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od koga mnogi patimo.
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It's really a failure to detect a certain kind of danger.
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Zista je porazno opaziti određenu vrstu opasnosti.
00:21
I'm going to describe a scenario
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Opisaću vam jedan scenario
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that I think is both terrifying
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za koji mislim da je i zastrašujuć
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and likely to occur,
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i koji se realno može dogoditi,
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and that's not a good combination,
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a to, kako se čini,
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as it turns out.
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nije dobra kombinacija.
00:32
And yet rather than be scared, most of you will feel
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A opet umesto da se uplaše, mnogi od vas će misliti
00:34
that what I'm talking about is kind of cool.
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da je ono o čemu pričam nešto kul.
00:37
I'm going to describe how the gains we make
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Opisaću vam kako bi napredak koji pravimo
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in artificial intelligence
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u veštačkoj inteligenciji
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could ultimately destroy us.
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mogao na kraju da nas uništi.
00:43
And in fact, I think it's very difficult to see how they won't destroy us
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Zapravo, mislim da je jako teško zamisliti kako nas neće uništiti,
00:47
or inspire us to destroy ourselves.
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ili navesti da se samouništimo.
00:49
And yet if you're anything like me,
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A opet ako ste imalo kao ja,
00:51
you'll find that it's fun to think about these things.
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shvatićete da je zabavno razmišljati o ovim stvarima.
00:53
And that response is part of the problem.
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I taj odgovor je deo ovog problema.
00:57
OK? That response should worry you.
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OK? Taj odgovor treba da vas brine.
00:59
And if I were to convince you in this talk
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Kad bih vas u ovom govoru ubedio
01:02
that we were likely to suffer a global famine,
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da ćemo vrlo verovatno globalno gladovati,
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either because of climate change or some other catastrophe,
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bilo zbog klimatskih promena ili neke druge katastrofe,
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and that your grandchildren, or their grandchildren,
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i da će vaši unuci, ili njihovi unuci,
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are very likely to live like this,
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vrlo verovatno živeti ovako,
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you wouldn't think,
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ne biste mislili:
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"Interesting.
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"Zanimljivo.
01:18
I like this TED Talk."
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Dobar ovaj TED Talk."
01:21
Famine isn't fun.
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Glad nije zabavna.
01:23
Death by science fiction, on the other hand, is fun,
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Smrt u naučnoj fantastici, sa druge strane, jeste zabavna,
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and one of the things that worries me most about the development of AI at this point
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i nešto što me najviše brine u ovom trenutku u vezi sa razvojem VI
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is that we seem unable to marshal an appropriate emotional response
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je što izgleda da ne možemo da pružimo odgovarajući emocionalni odgovor
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to the dangers that lie ahead.
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na opasnosti koje dolaze.
01:37
I am unable to marshal this response, and I'm giving this talk.
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Ni ja ne mogu da pružim ovaj odgovor, a držim ovaj govor.
01:42
It's as though we stand before two doors.
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To je kao da stojimo ispred dvoja vrata.
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Behind door number one,
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Iza vrata broj jedan,
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we stop making progress in building intelligent machines.
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zaustavljamo napredak u pravljenju inteligentnih mašina.
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Our computer hardware and software just stops getting better for some reason.
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Kompjuterski hardver i softver prosto prestaju da budu bolji iz nekog razloga.
01:53
Now take a moment to consider why this might happen.
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Sada na trenutak razmislite zašto bi se ovo moglo desiti.
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I mean, given how valuable intelligence and automation are,
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Mislim, s obzirom koliku vrednost imaju inteligencija i automatizacija,
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we will continue to improve our technology if we are at all able to.
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nastavićemo da unapređujemo tehnologiju ako smo uopšte kadri za to.
02:05
What could stop us from doing this?
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Šta bi nas moglo sprečiti u tome?
02:07
A full-scale nuclear war?
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Svetski nuklearni rat?
02:11
A global pandemic?
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Globalna pandemija?
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An asteroid impact?
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Pad asteroida?
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Justin Bieber becoming president of the United States?
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Ako Džastin Biber postane predsednik Amerike?
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(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
02:24
The point is, something would have to destroy civilization as we know it.
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Poenta je u tome, da bi nešto moralo da uništi civilizaciju ovakvu kakva je.
02:29
You have to imagine how bad it would have to be
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Morate zamisliti kako bi zaista loše moralo biti to
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to prevent us from making improvements in our technology
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što bi nas trajno sprečilo da unapređujemo,
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permanently,
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tehnologiju,
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generation after generation.
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generaciju za generacijom.
02:40
Almost by definition, this is the worst thing
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Skoro po definiciji, ovo je najgora stvar
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that's ever happened in human history.
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koja se ikada desila u ljudskoj istoriji.
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So the only alternative,
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Pa je jedina alternativa,
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and this is what lies behind door number two,
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a ovo se nalazi iza vrata broj dva,
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is that we continue to improve our intelligent machines
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da nastavimo da unapređujemo naše inteligentne mašine
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year after year after year.
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bez prestanka.
02:53
At a certain point, we will build machines that are smarter than we are,
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U jednom trenutku, napravićemo mašine koje su pametnije od nas,
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and once we have machines that are smarter than we are,
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i tad kad budemo imali mašine koje su pametnije od nas,
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they will begin to improve themselves.
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one će same početi da se razvijaju.
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And then we risk what the mathematician IJ Good called
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I onda rizikujemo ono što je matematičar I.Dž. Gud nazvao
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an "intelligence explosion,"
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"eksplozija inteligencije",
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that the process could get away from us.
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da proces može da nam pobegne.
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Now, this is often caricatured, as I have here,
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E, sad, ovo se često karikira, kao što ću i ja uraditi,
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as a fear that armies of malicious robots
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kao strah od napada armije
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will attack us.
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zlih robota.
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But that isn't the most likely scenario.
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Ali to nije najverovatniji scenario.
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It's not that our machines will become spontaneously malevolent.
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Nije kao da će naše mašine spontano postati zle.
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The concern is really that we will build machines
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Brine nas, zapravo, da ćemo mi napraviti mašine
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that are so much more competent than we are
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koje su mnogo, mnogo kompetentnije od nas,
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that the slightest divergence between their goals and our own
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brinemo da će nas uništiti i najmanja razlika između
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could destroy us.
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naših i njihovih ciljeva.
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Just think about how we relate to ants.
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Zamislite kakvi smo mi prema mravima.
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We don't hate them.
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Ne mrzimo ih.
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We don't go out of our way to harm them.
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Ne povređujemo ih namerno.
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In fact, sometimes we take pains not to harm them.
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Zapravo, ponekad se trudimo se da ih ne povredimo.
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We step over them on the sidewalk.
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Preskačemo ih na trotoaru.
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But whenever their presence
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Ali kada god njihovo prisustvo
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seriously conflicts with one of our goals,
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ozbiljno ugrozi neke naše ciljeve,
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let's say when constructing a building like this one,
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recimo kada konstruišemo neku zgradu poput ove,
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we annihilate them without a qualm.
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bez po muke ih istrebimo.
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The concern is that we will one day build machines
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Brine nas da ćemo jednog dana napraviti mašine
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that, whether they're conscious or not,
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koje će, bilo da su svesne ili ne,
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could treat us with similar disregard.
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nas tretirati na isti način.
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Now, I suspect this seems far-fetched to many of you.
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E, sad, cenim da većini vas ovo zvuči kao daleka budućnost.
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I bet there are those of you who doubt that superintelligent AI is possible,
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Kladim se da ima onih koji ne veruju da je superinteligentna VI moguća,
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much less inevitable.
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a kamoli neizbežna.
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But then you must find something wrong with one of the following assumptions.
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Ali onda morate naći neku grešku u sledećim pretpostavkama.
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And there are only three of them.
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A samo ih je tri.
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Intelligence is a matter of information processing in physical systems.
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Inteligencija je stvar obrade informacija u fizičkim sistemima.
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Actually, this is a little bit more than an assumption.
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U stvari, ovo je malo više od neke pretpostavke.
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We have already built narrow intelligence into our machines,
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Već smo ugradili specifičnu inteligenciju u naše mašine,
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and many of these machines perform
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i mnoge od ovih mašina već
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at a level of superhuman intelligence already.
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imaju performanse na nivou superljudske inteligencije.
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And we know that mere matter
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I znamo da sama materija
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can give rise to what is called "general intelligence,"
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može da omogući takozvanu "uopštenu inteligenciju",
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an ability to think flexibly across multiple domains,
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sposobnost da se fleksibilno razmišlja u različitim domenima,
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because our brains have managed it. Right?
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jer to može i naš mozak. Je l' tako?
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I mean, there's just atoms in here,
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Mislim, ovde postoje samo atomi,
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and as long as we continue to build systems of atoms
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i sve dok mi nastavljamo da gradimo sisteme atoma
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that display more and more intelligent behavior,
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koji su sve inteligentniji i inteligentniji,
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we will eventually, unless we are interrupted,
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mi ćemo na kraju, osim ako nas prekinu,
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we will eventually build general intelligence
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mi ćemo na kraju ugraditi uopštenu inteligenciju
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into our machines.
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u naše mašine.
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It's crucial to realize that the rate of progress doesn't matter,
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Od suštinske je važnosti da shvatimo da stopa napretka nije važna,
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because any progress is enough to get us into the end zone.
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jer bilo kakav napredak je dovoljan da nas dovede do cilja.
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We don't need Moore's law to continue. We don't need exponential progress.
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Ne treba nam Murov zakon. Ne treba nam eksponencijalni napredak.
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We just need to keep going.
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Samo treba da nastavimo dalje.
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The second assumption is that we will keep going.
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Druga pretpostavka je da ćemo nastaviti dalje.
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We will continue to improve our intelligent machines.
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Nastavićemo da poboljšavamo naše inteligentne mašine.
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And given the value of intelligence --
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I uz postojeću vrednost inteligencije -
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I mean, intelligence is either the source of everything we value
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mislim, inteligencija je ili izvor svega što je vredno
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or we need it to safeguard everything we value.
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ili nam treba da sačuvamo sve ono što nam je vredno.
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It is our most valuable resource.
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To je naš najvredniji resurs.
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So we want to do this.
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I zato želimo da uradimo ovo.
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We have problems that we desperately need to solve.
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Imamo probleme koje očajnički moramo da rešimo.
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We want to cure diseases like Alzheimer's and cancer.
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Želimo da izlečimo bolesti poput Alchajmera i raka.
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We want to understand economic systems. We want to improve our climate science.
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Želimo da shvatimo ekonomske sisteme. Želimo da poboljšamo nauku o klimi.
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So we will do this, if we can.
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Tako da, ako možemo, to ćemo i uraditi.
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The train is already out of the station, and there's no brake to pull.
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Voz je već napustio stanicu, i nema kočnice.
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Finally, we don't stand on a peak of intelligence,
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Konačno, mi ne stojimo na vrhuncu inteligencije,
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or anywhere near it, likely.
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a verovatno ni blizu toga.
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And this really is the crucial insight.
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I ovo je zaista suštinski uvid.
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This is what makes our situation so precarious,
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Zbog ovoga je naša situacija tako nepouzdana,
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and this is what makes our intuitions about risk so unreliable.
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i zbog toga je naša intuicija o riziku tako nepouzdana.
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Now, just consider the smartest person who has ever lived.
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E, sad, samo razmislite o najpametnijoj osobi ikada.
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On almost everyone's shortlist here is John von Neumann.
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Na skoro svačijem užem spisku ovde je Džon fon Nojman.
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I mean, the impression that von Neumann made on the people around him,
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Mislim, utisak koji je Nojman ostavio na ljude oko sebe,
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and this included the greatest mathematicians and physicists of his time,
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uključujući tu najveće matematičare i fizičare tog vremena,
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is fairly well-documented.
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je prilično dobro dokumentovan.
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If only half the stories about him are half true,
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I ako je samo pola onih priča o njemu polutačna,
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there's no question
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nema dileme da je on
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he's one of the smartest people who has ever lived.
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jedan od najpametnijih ljudi koji su ikada živeli.
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So consider the spectrum of intelligence.
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Samo zamislite opseg inteligencije.
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Here we have John von Neumann.
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Ovde imamo Džona fon Nojmana.
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And then we have you and me.
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Onda smo tu vi i ja.
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And then we have a chicken.
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I onda imamo neko pile.
06:57
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
06:59
Sorry, a chicken.
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Pardon, neko pile.
07:00
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
07:01
There's no reason for me to make this talk more depressing than it needs to be.
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Nema potrebe da idem dalje u dubiozu u ovom govoru nego što treba.
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(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
07:08
It seems overwhelmingly likely, however, that the spectrum of intelligence
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Međutim, čini se da je više nego verovatno da se spektar inteligencije
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extends much further than we currently conceive,
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proteže mnogo više nego što trenutno možemo da shvatimo,
07:15
and if we build machines that are more intelligent than we are,
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i ako napravimo mašine koje su mnogo inteligentnije od nas,
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they will very likely explore this spectrum
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one će skoro sigurno istražiti ovaj spektar
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in ways that we can't imagine,
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onako kako to ne možemo ni zamisliti,
07:23
and exceed us in ways that we can't imagine.
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i preteći nas na načine koje ne možemo ni zamisliti.
07:27
And it's important to recognize that this is true by virtue of speed alone.
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I važno je shvatiti da je ovo moguće samo putem brzine.
07:31
Right? So imagine if we just built a superintelligent AI
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U redu? Zamislite samo da napravimo jednu superinteligentnu VI
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that was no smarter than your average team of researchers
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koja nije ništa pametnija od vašeg prosečnog tima istraživača
07:39
at Stanford or MIT.
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na Stanfordu ili MIT-u.
07:42
Well, electronic circuits function about a million times faster
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Pa, električna kola funkcionišu oko milion puta brže
07:45
than biochemical ones,
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od biohemijskih,
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so this machine should think about a million times faster
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tako da bi ove mašine razmišljale oko milion puta brže
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than the minds that built it.
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od umova koje su ih sastavile.
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So you set it running for a week,
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Pustite ih da rade nedelju dana,
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and it will perform 20,000 years of human-level intellectual work,
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i izvešće 20.000 godina ljudskog intelektualnog rada,
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week after week after week.
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nedelju za nedeljom.
08:01
How could we even understand, much less constrain,
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Kako čak možemo i razumeti, a kamoli ograničiti
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a mind making this sort of progress?
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um koji bi mogao ovo da uradi?
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The other thing that's worrying, frankly,
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Iskreno, ono drugo što je zabrinjavajuće
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is that, imagine the best case scenario.
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je da, zamislite najbolji mogući scenario.
08:16
So imagine we hit upon a design of superintelligent AI
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Zamislite da nabasamo na neki dizajn superinteligentne VI
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that has no safety concerns.
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čija nas sigurnost ne brine.
08:21
We have the perfect design the first time around.
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Po prvi put imamo savršeni dizajn.
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It's as though we've been handed an oracle
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To je kao da nam je dato proročanstvo
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that behaves exactly as intended.
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koje se odvija baš kako je zapisano.
08:29
Well, this machine would be the perfect labor-saving device.
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Ta mašina bi bila savršeni uređaj za uštedu radne snage.
08:33
It can design the machine that can build the machine
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Dizajnirala bi mašinu koja može napraviti mašine
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that can do any physical work,
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za bilo kakav fizički posao,
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powered by sunlight,
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a koje bi napajalo sunce,
08:39
more or less for the cost of raw materials.
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manje-više po ceni sirovina.
08:42
So we're talking about the end of human drudgery.
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Pričamo o kraju teškog ljudskog rada.
08:45
We're also talking about the end of most intellectual work.
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Takođe pričamo o kraju većeg dela intelektualnog rada.
08:49
So what would apes like ourselves do in this circumstance?
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Pa šta će onda majmuni poput nas da rade u takvim okolnostima?
08:52
Well, we'd be free to play Frisbee and give each other massages.
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Pa, imali bismo vremena za frizbi i da masiramo jedni druga.
08:57
Add some LSD and some questionable wardrobe choices,
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Dodajmo malo LSD-a i neke diskutabilne garderobe,
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and the whole world could be like Burning Man.
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i ceo svet bi mogao biti poput festivala Burning Man.
09:02
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
09:06
Now, that might sound pretty good,
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E, sad, to možda zvuči kao dobra ideja,
09:09
but ask yourself what would happen
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ali zapitajte se šta bi se desilo
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under our current economic and political order?
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pod našim trenutnim ekonomskim i političkim poretkom?
09:14
It seems likely that we would witness
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Čini se verovatnim da bismo bili svedoci
09:16
a level of wealth inequality and unemployment
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određenog nivoa novčane nejednakosti i nezaposlenosti
09:21
that we have never seen before.
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koji ranije nismo viđali.
09:22
Absent a willingness to immediately put this new wealth
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Uz odsustvo volje da se odmah ovo novo bogatstvo stavi
09:25
to the service of all humanity,
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na raspolaganje čovečanstvu,
09:27
a few trillionaires could grace the covers of our business magazines
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nekoliko bilionera bi poziralo na omotima biznis magazina
09:31
while the rest of the world would be free to starve.
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dok bi ostatak sveta slobodno mogao umreti od gladi.
09:34
And what would the Russians or the Chinese do
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I šta bi radili Rusi ili Kinezi
09:36
if they heard that some company in Silicon Valley
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kada bi čuli da tamo neka firma iz Silicijumske doline
09:39
was about to deploy a superintelligent AI?
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treba da izbaci superinteligentnu VI?
09:42
This machine would be capable of waging war,
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Ova mašina bi bila sposobna da vodi rat,
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whether terrestrial or cyber,
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bilo klasični, bilo sajber rat,
09:47
with unprecedented power.
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nadmoćna bez presedana.
09:50
This is a winner-take-all scenario.
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Ovo je scenario pobednik nosi sve.
09:52
To be six months ahead of the competition here
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Biti šest meseci ispred konkurencije ovde
09:55
is to be 500,000 years ahead,
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je isto biti 500 000 godina ispred,
09:57
at a minimum.
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u najmanju ruku.
09:59
So it seems that even mere rumors of this kind of breakthrough
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Tako se čini da bi čak i samo glasina o proboju ovog tipa
10:04
could cause our species to go berserk.
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izazvala ludnicu među ljudima.
10:06
Now, one of the most frightening things,
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I, sad, jedna od najstarašnijih stvari,
10:09
in my view, at this moment,
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prema mom mišljenju, trenutno,
10:12
are the kinds of things that AI researchers say
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su one stvari koje istraživači VI kažu
10:16
when they want to be reassuring.
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kada žele da vas ohrabre.
10:19
And the most common reason we're told not to worry is time.
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I najuobičajeniji razlog zbog koga nam kažu da ne brinemo jeste vreme.
10:22
This is all a long way off, don't you know.
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Sve je to daleko, znate.
10:24
This is probably 50 or 100 years away.
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To je verovatno 50 ili 100 godina daleko.
10:27
One researcher has said,
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Jedan istraživač je rekao:
10:29
"Worrying about AI safety
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"Briga o bezbednosti VI
10:30
is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars."
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je kao briga o prenaseljenosti Marsa."
Ovo je kao kada vam iz Silicijumske doline kažu:
10:34
This is the Silicon Valley version
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10:35
of "don't worry your pretty little head about it."
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"Nemojte vi zamarati vaše glavice time."
10:38
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
10:39
No one seems to notice
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Izgleda da niko ne primećuje
10:41
that referencing the time horizon
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da je odnos prema vremenu
10:44
is a total non sequitur.
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potpuni non sequitur.
10:46
If intelligence is just a matter of information processing,
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Ako je inteligencija samo stvar procesuiranja informacija,
10:49
and we continue to improve our machines,
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i mi nastavimo da poboljšavamo mašine,
10:52
we will produce some form of superintelligence.
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proizvešćemo neki oblik superinteligencije.
10:56
And we have no idea how long it will take us
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I nemamo pojma koliko će nam trebati vremena
11:00
to create the conditions to do that safely.
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da stvorimo uslove da to uradimo bezbedno.
11:04
Let me say that again.
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Dozvolite mi da ponovim.
11:05
We have no idea how long it will take us
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Nemamo pojma koliko vremena će nam trebati
11:09
to create the conditions to do that safely.
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da stvorimo uslove da to uradimo bezbedno.
11:12
And if you haven't noticed, 50 years is not what it used to be.
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Ako niste primetili, 50 godina nije kao što je bilo ranije.
11:16
This is 50 years in months.
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Ovo je 50 godina u mesecima.
11:18
This is how long we've had the iPhone.
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Ovoliko dugo već imamo iPhone.
11:21
This is how long "The Simpsons" has been on television.
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Ovoliko se već prikazuju "Simpsonovi".
11:24
Fifty years is not that much time
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Pedeset godina nije mnogo vremena
11:27
to meet one of the greatest challenges our species will ever face.
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da se ostvari jedan od najvećih izazova naše vrste.
11:31
Once again, we seem to be failing to have an appropriate emotional response
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Još jedanput, izgleda da nam nedostaje odgovarajući emocionalni odgovor
11:35
to what we have every reason to believe is coming.
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na ono na šta imamo svako pravo da verujemo da dolazi.
11:38
The computer scientist Stuart Russell has a nice analogy here.
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Kompjuterski naučnik Stjuart Rasel ima lepu analogiju za ovo.
11:42
He said, imagine that we received a message from an alien civilization,
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On kaže, zamislite da smo primili neku poruku od vanzemaljaca,
11:47
which read:
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u kojoj stoji:
11:49
"People of Earth,
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"Zemljani,
11:50
we will arrive on your planet in 50 years.
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stižemo na vašu planetu za 50 godina.
11:53
Get ready."
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Spremite se."
11:55
And now we're just counting down the months until the mothership lands?
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I mi ćemo samo da odbrojavamo mesece dok se njihov brod ne spusti?
11:59
We would feel a little more urgency than we do.
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Osetili bismo malo više straha nego obično.
12:04
Another reason we're told not to worry
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Drugo zbog čega kažu da ne brinemo
12:06
is that these machines can't help but share our values
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je da ove mašine ne mogu drugačije nego da dele naše vrednosti
12:09
because they will be literally extensions of ourselves.
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zato što će one bukvalno biti produžeci nas samih.
12:12
They'll be grafted onto our brains,
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One će biti nakalamljene na naš mozak
12:14
and we'll essentially become their limbic systems.
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i mi ćemo suštinski postati limbički sistem.
12:17
Now take a moment to consider
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Sad na trenutak razmislite
12:18
that the safest and only prudent path forward,
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da je najbezbednija i jedina razborita i preporučena,
12:21
recommended,
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putanja napred,
12:23
is to implant this technology directly into our brains.
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da ovu tehnologiju implementiramo direktno u naš mozak.
12:26
Now, this may in fact be the safest and only prudent path forward,
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Sad, ovo može biti najbezbednija i jedina razborita putanja napred,
12:30
but usually one's safety concerns about a technology
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ali obično se bezbednost neke tehnologije
12:33
have to be pretty much worked out before you stick it inside your head.
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mora baš dobro razmotriti pre nego što vam se zabode u mozak.
12:36
(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
12:38
The deeper problem is that building superintelligent AI on its own
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Veći problem je što pravljenje superinteligentne VI same od sebe
12:44
seems likely to be easier
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izgleda lakše
12:45
than building superintelligent AI
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od pravljenja superinteligentne VI
12:47
and having the completed neuroscience
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i kompletiranja neuronauke
12:49
that allows us to seamlessly integrate our minds with it.
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koja nam omogućava da integrišemo naše umove sa njom.
12:52
And given that the companies and governments doing this work
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I ako imamo to da kompanije i vlade rade ovaj posao,
12:56
are likely to perceive themselves as being in a race against all others,
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one će verovatno to shvatiti kao da se takmiče protiv svih drugih,
12:59
given that to win this race is to win the world,
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jer pobediti u ovoj trci znači osvojiti svet,
13:02
provided you don't destroy it in the next moment,
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uz uslov da ga sledećeg trenutka ne uništite,
13:05
then it seems likely that whatever is easier to do
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a onda će verovatno prvo biti urađeno
13:08
will get done first.
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ono što je najlakše.
13:10
Now, unfortunately, I don't have a solution to this problem,
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E, sad, nažalost, ja nemam rešenje za ovaj problem,
13:13
apart from recommending that more of us think about it.
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osim toga da preporučim da više nas promisli o tome.
13:16
I think we need something like a Manhattan Project
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Smatram da nam je potrebno nešto poput Projekta Menhetn
13:18
on the topic of artificial intelligence.
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na temu veštačke inteligencije.
13:20
Not to build it, because I think we'll inevitably do that,
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Ne da bismo je izgradili, jer mislim da je to neizbežno,
13:23
but to understand how to avoid an arms race
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već da razumemo kako da izbegnemo trku naoružanja
13:26
and to build it in a way that is aligned with our interests.
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i da je napravimo na način koji je u skladu sa našim interesima.
13:30
When you're talking about superintelligent AI
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Kada se razgovara o superinteligentnoj VI
13:32
that can make changes to itself,
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koja sama sebe može da menja,
13:34
it seems that we only have one chance to get the initial conditions right,
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čini se da imamo samo jednu šansu da početne uslove postavimo kako treba,
13:39
and even then we will need to absorb
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a čak i onda ćemo morati da prihvatimo
13:41
the economic and political consequences of getting them right.
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ekonomske i političke posledice pravilne upotrebe.
13:45
But the moment we admit
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Ali trenutak kada priznamo
13:47
that information processing is the source of intelligence,
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da je obrada informacija izvor inteligencije,
13:52
that some appropriate computational system is what the basis of intelligence is,
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da je neki odgovarajući računarski sistem osnova onoga što je inteligencija,
13:58
and we admit that we will improve these systems continuously,
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i prihvatimo da ćemo stalno unapređivati ove sisteme,
14:03
and we admit that the horizon of cognition very likely far exceeds
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i prihvatimo da će horizont shvatanja vrlo verovatno daleko nadmašiti
14:07
what we currently know,
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ono što trenutno znamo,
14:10
then we have to admit
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onda moramo da prihvatimo
14:11
that we are in the process of building some sort of god.
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da smo u procesu pravljenja neke vrste božanstva.
14:15
Now would be a good time
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Sada bi bilo dobro vreme
14:17
to make sure it's a god we can live with.
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da se postaramo da je to božanstvo sa kojim bismo mogli živeti.
14:20
Thank you very much.
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Hvala vam mnogo.
14:21
(Applause)
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(Aplauz)
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