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How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology - dr. Matthijs Pontier, Piratenpartij at Campus party 2016 #CPEU4 #CampusParty How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology Dr. Matthijs Pontier 2. Why build technology? • Evolutionary progress • Preserve (human) life • To improve our well-being Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 3. Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 4. Promoting happiness: Improving autonomy Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 5. Cars that free your time to do other things 6. Drinking Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 7. Road safety ;) Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 8. Road safety Matthijs Pontier, 22-03-2016 TU/e, How self-driving cars are going to change the future of mobilityMatthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 9. Less road rage Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 10. More room for people and plants Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 11. Boosting highway capacity 273% Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 12. Boosting Highway capacity Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 13. Save energy Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 14. Policy implications autonomous cars • Liability: Shared responsibility • Limit building new roads • Limit building new parking places Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 15. Governments are lagging behindGovernments are lagging behind 16. Monopolization Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology 17. Policy implications tech • Need to stop corporate surveillance • Regulate Big Business vs More freedom for small startups 18. Techno-progressivism • Democratize the way technologies are built • Costs, risks, and benefits of tech are equally shared • Equal access to technologies • Develop tech in a way that promotes happiness 19. Universal Basic Income • Stops poverty and bureaucracy • No need for control-systems that invade our privacy • Level playing field on labour market • Simulates entrepreneurship and creativity Experiments More education More entrepreneurship More useful work Less health problems 21. Emotionally intelligent
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How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology - Campus party 2016
- 1. How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology Dr. Matthijs Pontier
- 2. Why build technology? • Evolutionary progress • Preserve (human) life • To improve our well-being Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 3. Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 4. Promoting happiness: Improving autonomy Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 5. Cars that free your time to do other things
- 7. Drinking Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 8. Road safety ;) Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 9. Road safety Matthijs Pontier, 22-03-2016 TU/e, How self-driving cars are going to change the future of mobilityMatthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 10. Less road rage Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 11. More room for people and plants Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 12. Boosting highway capacity 273% Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 13. Boosting Highway capacity Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 14. Save energy Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 15. Policy implications autonomous cars • Liability: Shared responsibility • Limit building new roads • Limit building new parking places Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party,
- 16. Governments are lagging behindGovernments are lagging behind
- 17. Monopolization Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 18. Policy implications tech • Need to stop corporate surveillance • Regulate Big Business vs More freedom for small startups
- 19. Techno-progressivism • Democratize the way technologies are built • Costs, risks, and benefits of tech are equally shared • Equal access to technologies • Develop tech in a way that promotes happiness
- 20. Universal Basic Income • Stops poverty and bureaucracy • No need for control-systems that invade our privacy • Level playing field on labour market • Simulates entrepreneurship and creativity Experiments More education More entrepreneurship More useful work Less health problems Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016
- 21. Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 22. Emotionally intelligent robots? Speed-dating Experiment Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 23. Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 24. Smart technology • If technology thinks for you, do the programmers tell you what to think? Matthijs Pontier, 22-03-2016 TU/e, How self-driving cars are going to change the future of mobility
- 25. Machine Ethics • Machines are becoming more autonomous • Machines interact more with people We should manage that machines do not harm us or threaten our autonomy 25 Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 26. Moral reasoning system We developed moral reasoning system that balances between several moral goals Decisions matched medical-ethical experts 26 Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 27. Autonomy 27 Results: Able to simulate judge decisions about: •Assertive outreach •Judicial coercion after self- binding declaration Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 28. Cars that make ethical decisions Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 29. Why we should have mandatory Machine Ethics Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 30. Why we should have mandatory Machine Ethics Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 31. Why we should have mandatory Machine Ethics Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 32. Why we should have mandatory Machine Ethics • AI-Safety • Make sure the intelligence explosion benefits us • Democratically decide about ethics technology
- 33. Why every AI should be open-soure • Algorithms and robots will increasingly influence our lives Who will control the programmers? • Good ideas are made to be copied: Creating extra value with no extra costs
- 34. Book: Machine Medical Ethics 34 • How to develop robots with human-like ethics? • Need for Open Source • How to use healthcare tech in a way that improves well-being • Changed doctor-patient relation • Deep Brain Stimulation • Sex-robots • Etc. Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 35. Free sharing of information, art and culture Evidence-based policy with long-term vision Stimulate self-determination, but keep rights Trust civilians vs Distrust ‘power' Enthusiastic about tech, but alert on risks Tech to empower people; not to repress Basic principles Pirate Party Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 36. e-Democracy • Easily participate in democratic process • Vote on ideas; not on parties or persons • Power of Ideas replace the idea of power Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 38. • Everybody can add ideas • Everybody can add arguments • Best ideas and arguments automatically come up How does it work? Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 40. • Don’t vote once every few years, but always adjust vote • Representation can differ per subject • Representation is voluntary • Makes representation personal; implies trust Representation in an e-Democracy
- 41. Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 42. Crowdsourcing a Constitution for the EU Constitution was voted down in referendum Lisbon-treaty largely same; no referendum Symbolic for democratic deficit in EU EU should be by the people, for the people https://www.peoplesconstitution.eu Twitter: @CrowdsourceEU Facebook: Crowdsource Europe Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 43. Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
- 44. Thanks! • @Matthijs85 • Matthijs Pontier • matthijs@piratenpartij.nl • http://camera-vu.nl/matthijs • http://www.linkedin.com/in/matthijspontier • 26th of june, PPNL will elect the lead candidate for the 2017 elections. • https://www.piratenpartij.nl Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016
- 45. More reading and watching • Intelligent cars could boost highway capacity by 273% • Autonomous Car Platoons • How to hack a car • Zelfrijdende auto's moeten leren wie ze dood willen rijden • Vrij van controledrift, bureaucratie en armoede met een basisinkomen • Boek: Machine Medical Ethics • Zorgrobots, maar geen botte zorg • Crowdsource EU: People's Constitution • De toekomst van democratie volgens Matthijs Pontier van de Piratenpartij Matthijs Pontier, Campus Party, 27-5-2016 How we can make sure everyone benefits from technology
Editor's Notes
- AI + Psychology Developed emotionally intelligent robots and computer agents with human-like ethics
- Evolutionary progress Descrption of a process or goal in itself? Evolutionary progress Diversity
- Orwell – 1984: Technology to control us through repression Huxley – Brave New World: Use our addiction to stimuli to distract us (and that way control us) Technology to amuse yourselves to death = Dystopia
- Autonomous Cars Will Give You Back > 4 Years Of Your Life
- 4-day work weeks
- Sex, drug and alcohol industry in driverless cars
- People are going to have lots of sex in driverless cars
- Not only less traffic accidents, but also less driving anxiety and stress Google cars only get hit from begind http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2947920/Self-driving-cars-given-green-light-UK-Driverless-vehicles-BOOZE-CRUISE-control-drunk-motorists-future.html
- Less road rage Also decreases anxiety and stress
- More room for plants and people Parking lots can become parks
- You are a terrible driver compared to a robot: especially reaction time In treintje veel meer auto’s op de weg: 273% boost in capacity (IEEE Spectrum) Energy efficient Net in Nederland getest
- More communicating cars More increase of capacity. Finally 273% Research Columbia University Sensors Adaptive cruise control, Blind spot sensors, etc.
- Morgan Stanley: Autonomous cars will save US $1.3 trillion annually by lowering fuel consumption Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems conceptualize how smart cars could be incorporated into the extended power grid Cars of the future will share, store and produce our energy
- Shared responsibility: Programmaer, Producer, Driver, Insurance http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/industrial-robots/sartre-autonomous-car-platoons
- We need more tech-savy nerds in politics who can predict the future and act on it
- Not only governments are the problemCorporations succeed in conquering the market without owning any real capital Because data is the new gold -> Corporate mass-surveillance Monopoly The power to act like an asshole and get away with it Buying small startups with innovative ideas (or their patents) and NOT using it
- Google: Don’t be evil -> Act like an assholeSmall startups come up with innovation. While Big Business often stop innovation, buy patents to NOT use them, because they make money ‘in the old way’
- Decentralization of power Cognitive Enhancement in basic insurance?
- Lots of people will lose their jobs Not a problem, as productivity still rises, but solutions need to be found Poverty: because everybody gets amount above the poverty line Bureaucracy: Less civil servants. Negative Income Tax affordable and through tax system Level Playing Field because you don’t NEED to take a job Creativity, because worrying about money is killing for creative thinking
- Robot (met Silicon Coppelia) vs Mens Multiple Choice & Emoties Wat vond dit mannetje nou van jou?
- Helped elderly people, for example with remembering to send a postcard and an addressBut: Motivating people = Manipulation
- People are easily manipulated.. Millgram experiment: shocking people Stanford Prison Experiment
- If technology gets the power to manipulate us, We need to manage that they treat us well
- Results: Able to match decisions medical ethical experts
- Resultaten: Mogelijk om rechtszaken te simuleren over: -bemoeizorg -gedwongen opname na zelfbindingsverklaring
- Now cars has to perform the trolley dilemma itself Voorbeeld schoolbus + kinderen? Would people by a car that kills its driver? Extra diervriendelijke auto’s? http://motherboard.vice.com/nl/read/zelfrijdende-autos-moeten-leren-wie-ze-liever-dood-willen-rijden
- Intelligence explosion / Singularity Not realistic? Some of the smartest people on earth say it is: Nick Bostrom, Elon Musk (Tesla), Stephen Hawking, etc. etc.
- Realistic that a robot accidentally destroys us Take grandma from burning flat?
- Diesel scandal
- Powerful governments behave badlyGoogle – Don’t be evil
- Meer dan 600.000 gebruikers sinds 2008
- More than half participated in Reykjavik; now also in Amsterdam-West
- Anti-piracy organization campaigning with why piracy would be theft
- VICE-artikel car hacking