This is a YouTube video titled "The AI Banking Revolution - Are You Utilizing AI Tools Efficiently?" containing a discussion between two speakers about the future of artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on its development from current smart technologies to artificial superintelligence and its implications in banking and daily life. The conversation explores the evolution of AI capabilities and the anticipated impact on human intellect and technology use over the next 7 to 15 years.
But let's think about the technology that.
We actually have that we're not using yet.
And where is this actually going? Do you realize we have the technology.
To actually read the thoughts in our head? You know that exists. So? So think about this. You walk into a bank in the future, and they know what you need, what you want. Before you say anything, when we think about artificial general intelligence, we have seven.
To 10 years before it gets to.
A level of a dumb human. Now, that sounds negative. I don't mean it actually in a negative way, because right now it's just a smart computer.
It's nowhere near the intellect that we have as human beings.
Agreed.
It can process 1 item, 2 items, 3 items, transactions faster, but it does.
Not have the intellectual capability today that we have. Yes. What happens when it does?
Who's got a smartphone still?
You're kind of looking at me. That's a trick question, isn't it? Who's got a smartphone?
There's a few people.
Who's got an intelligent phone? What's the difference between a smartphone and an intelligent phone?
Does more than take pictures.
I mean, what's that, 280 bucks? Right?
Let's think of where it's going from small smartphone to intelligent to brilliant and beyond. It's the same structure that Einstein talked about in terms of human intellect to genius to simple.
What did he mean by simple that we're going to experience in the next 15 years when we get to ASI, artificial superintelligence, we're going to feel like idiots because all the things that we do will become so simple for the machines that are out there.
