Intelligence, knowledge and progression of wisdom in the Age of Smart Machines | TED Institute @tedinstitute
Intelligence, knowledge and progression of wisdom in the Age of Smart Machines | TED Institute  @tedinstitute
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Artificial Intelligence is a next step in the evolution of our species – because we have potentially come to the limits of our own intelligence. However intelligence is only part of the story – it’s what we do with that intelligence that matters. That is something that can’t be designed. Guruduth Banavar, Chief Science Officer of Cognitive Computing at IBM, expands on cultivating the wisdom necessary to improve our future.

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