Coming soon:"Two articles from the Economist" by Ellen on 8/22
Review of Last Meeting
During 8/15 meeting, we learned what’s AI .The search for intelligent machines started long before the computer was invented and it has many different strands that can make it difficult to see how it all fits together.
And we discussed what AI can do in the future, how to classify the tiers, and what special capabilityis on them.
• Tier 1:
- Mechanical pattern simulating human movement.
- Input and out following command.
• Tier 2:
- Can respond to voices, gestures, or any kind of signals.
- Active sensor and feedback with certain level of Intelligence, but still within limited pre-programmed capability.
• Tier 3:
- Limited self-cognition, thinking spontaneously without following basic order.
- Able to identify and judge all incoming information and messages and make self-decision.
• Tier 4:
- Near human similarity in thinking, self-awareness, cognition in full self-control without necessity of any order.
- Have human emotional capability, such as happiness, annoy, anxiety, sorrow, love, hate…etc.
In the end of meeting Patrick made a list on 10 Disappearing Jobs That Won't Exist in 10 Years.
1. Retail Cashier
2. Telemarketer
3. Freight/Stock
4. Newspaper Delivery
5. Travel Agent
6. Postal Worker
7. Taxi Dispatcher
8. Word Processor/Typist
9. Librarian
10. Social Media Manager
**Here are some other questions to stretch our mind as below. You could think about them and send them back to us.
• Is it possible that Robot can be completely transformed to Human with soul?
• Can the AI machine possibly be aware of its existence and have ego?
• Should a thinking, self-cognitive AI machine deserve human rights?
• What do you think about the strong AI machines?
Hopeful and inspiring? Or negative and dreadful?
• Are you willing to live under the machine skeleton & shell, but still reserving all your mind and soul? Why?
• Do you think the AI machine can assume important occupations, for example, doctor, lawyer, judge, police officer? Why?
host：Patrick
Participant：Anita, Annie, Ellen, Kevin ,Cindy,Barkley,Cara,Daniel
Meeting Photos of Last Meeting: https://goo.gl/photos/sMNHTXpCrbdpRvA87
Coming soon:"Two articles from the Economist" by Ellen on 8/22
How’s going lately ?
This coming Sat. afternoon , I’m going to share with you 2 articles from one of my favorite magazine again~yeah~ you are right , the UK magazine, the Economist ~
As usual , please print out or carry the article with your handheld which I will NOT prepare any hard copy in the meeting to save our environment
Please also check and read through the article before you join my meeting as we will focus on the content discussion and share / exchange our views toward the article instead of checking the vocabularies .
The first article we’re going to read together is about “ costly comparison” , which I bet most of you have such experience on internet when you plan to buy some stuffs , and do you know those cost comparison website may or is eventually cost us more ? let’s exchange our experience on this and share with us your findings after you read the article
http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21657458-price-comparison-websites-should-help-lower-prices-left-unchecked-they-may
The 2nd article , if we have time , we will read about the recent dispute all over the world – the “low wages” , and it may to our surprise , it happened not only in Taiwan but all over the worlds , let’s see what’s the insight from the Economist magazine on this hot topic , which they went through the reasons to cause low wages , and what’s the corresponding solution that each national government provided and last, what’s the economist point of view toward this social symptom and those solutions
http://www.economist.com/news/briefing/21650086-salaries-rich-countries-are-stagnating-even-growth-returns-and-politicians-are-paying
2 articles worth you to take your time to read through even though you cannot make it to my meeting this Sat.
The first article we’re going to read together is about “ costly comparison” , which I bet most of you have such experience on internet when you plan to buy some stuffs , and do you know those cost comparison website may or is eventually cost us more ? let’s exchange our experience on this and share with us your findings after you read the article
http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21657458-price-comparison-websites-should-help-lower-prices-left-unchecked-they-may
The 2nd article , if we have time , we will read about the recent dispute all over the world – the “low wages” , and it may to our surprise , it happened not only in Taiwan but all over the worlds , let’s see what’s the insight from the Economist magazine on this hot topic , which they went through the reasons to cause low wages , and what’s the corresponding solution that each national government provided and last, what’s the economist point of view toward this social symptom and those solutions
http://www.economist.com/news/briefing/21650086-salaries-rich-countries-are-stagnating-even-growth-returns-and-politicians-are-paying
2 articles worth you to take your time to read through even though you cannot make it to my meeting this Sat.
To make yourself getting more close to the world and world class elite for sure.
See you all soon this coming Sat
Love, Ellen
See you all soon this coming Sat
Love, Ellen
Meeting地點:
1. 樹樂集 Treellage Life Cafe
地址：台北市民族西路33號5樓，圓山捷運站 1號出口直走,
步行約3分鐘, 民族西路與玉門街交接口, 一棟白色建築物.
(進入樹樂集餐廳裡, 請走樓梯上4樓脫鞋後, 再上5樓)
2. 低消費用: 每人下午茶費用, 約200出頭.
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