ChatGPT is on everyone's lips. The mastermind behind the technology developed at OpenAI is Ilya Sutskever, one of the experts featured in «iHuman». Since the release of ChatGPT4, the discussion about the far-reaching consequences of artificial intelligence, which has mainly been held in insider circles, has been making waves.
A few weeks ago, scientists made headlines by calling for a moratorium on the development of artificial intelligence. This was triggered by the recent release of ChatGPT4, a language model that allows users to talk about a wide variety of topics, creates creative content, and even analyzes images. The effects of AI on all areas of life, from education and journalism to politics and business, suddenly became visible to the general public.
One of the early warners of unregulated AI developments, a possible "general artificial intelligence" and mastermind behind the ChatGPT technology is Ilya Sutskever, head of research at OpenAI. He is one of the experts in "iHuman" and justifies the need for a public debate with the profound and groundbreaking consequences of an AI that is "smarter" than humans.
Many digital agents are already making everyday human life easier. They guide us, fed by that invisible power called artificial intelligence. The documentary follows AI pioneers of what has so far been a relatively silent revolution as they develop and implement the new technology. In doing so, they not only radically change the outside world, but also the way people see themselves.
"iHuman" asks what the consequences are of the concentration of power in the multi-billion dollar AI industry, which knows little about state regulation and transparency.
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