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The "Economy of the West" documentary discusses the various inventions made in the West, including the hair dryer. The video also mentions that Dyson is currently working on an electric car. Jeff Hinton is known as the "Godfather of Modern Artificial Intelligence" because of his breakthroughs in machine learning, which have revolutionized the field.

00:00:00 Desert Molnar is a car and rocket builder who lives in the Mojave Desert. He is a free spirit who does whatever he wants, like build flying cars. He plans to start a flying car racing league in the Mojave Desert.
00:05:00 Technology in the 21st century includes flying cars, gyrocopters, and rockets. Virgin Galactic is a company that is working on developing a spacecraft that will take passengers into space.
00:10:00 Virgin Galactic is a company that is trying to revive the Galactic Empire by flying people into space. 700 people have ordered tickets, and the company is confident that they are very close to being able to take people to space. However, in 2014, their first spaceship crashed, injuring the pilot. Today, they are unveiling a new spaceship that they hope will restore confidence in their technology.
00:15:00 The economy of the West is going to be focused on individualization, including designs that are your own, vehicles, and other products. A full car, Felix Halls, used to oversee the Hot Wheels and Matchbox brands for Mattel. He is now a car hacker and has created a self-driving car using technology he developed for the company.
00:20:00 England is known for its technology and engineering, and the video discusses some of the famous products and inventions that have originated from the country, including Colossus, the first electronic programmable computer.
00:25:00 The documentary discusses the history of the Cambridge Technology Park, which is a center for technology and research in the UK. The park is home to companies like Arm, which designs chips and is the brains behind almost every iPhone and Android smartphone. One of Arm's most famous products is Raspberry Pie, which is a computer made out of just 35 pieces of electronics. David Pride, the man behind thePie, has inspired a religious devotion among hobbyists and inventors.
00:30:00 Computer scientists at Cambridge have been working on artificial intelligence for decades, and recent advances in machine learning have led to more success. In the video, Chris Bishop discusses artificial intelligence and how it has progressed over the years. Another Cambridge scientist, Jason Statham, discusses how computer scientists are now trying to create artificial intelligence that rivals or surpasses humans.
00:35:00 The documentary discusses new inventions that have helped improve the economy, such as machine learning and artificial intelligence. One example is a program that can tell the difference between cancerous brain tissue and healthy tissue in an MRI. Another example is a device that makes the sounds that are detected by a smoke alarm.
00:40:00 The "Economy of the West" documentary discusses the various inventions made in the West, including the hair dryer. The video also mentions that Dyson is currently working on an electric car.
00:45:00 Jeff Hinton is known as the "Godfather of Modern Artificial Intelligence" because of his breakthroughs in machine learning, which have revolutionized the field. Hinton has been trying to get computers to learn like people do for nearly 40 years, and his work has had a huge impact on the field of AI. Google, Amazon, Apple, and others are all working on artificial intelligence projects, but some researchers are skeptical of Hinton's theories.
00:50:00 Jeff Hinton is a Professor at the University of Toronto, known for his work in machine learning and neural networks. His work was largely forgotten for a decade, but has recently been rediscovered and is being used by computers to identify objects, recognize speech, and translate from one language to another.
00:55:00 This video explores the history and current state of artificial intelligence, including how neural networks have been used to translate text, drive cars, and recognize objects. Jeff Hinton, a computer scientist who developed the foundations of modern artificial intelligence, is also discussed.

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This video discusses the potential effects of new technologies on the economy, including both the positive effects of increased efficiency and the negative effects of job loss. It also discusses the potential for artificial intelligence to create beings that are indistinguishable from humans.

01:00:00 The documentary discusses the concerns that some have about the potential misuse of artificial intelligence, specifically with regards to political advertisement. It also discusses the development of the technology and the potential for abuse.
01:05:00 The video presents the work of Rich Sutton, an AI Godfather who is responsible for some of the most far out AI research in the world. Sutton's work focuses on reinforcement learning, which is a method of teaching computers how to learn from experience. In particular, Sutton believes that reinforcement learning is the path to what futurists call "the singularity," or the moment when our AI creations surge past human level intelligence. While the date for the singularity is uncertain, it is estimated to occur by 2030.
01:10:00 Corey Mathewson, a Canadian computer scientist, has developed a machine that can improv comedy, using a neural network and reinforcement learning. The technology is still in its early stages, but if it continues to progress, it may one day create something that is strikingly human-like.
01:15:00 This 1-paragraph summary of the video Economy of the West | New Inventions | Machine Learning | Full Documentary tells the viewer about some of the new inventions that have made life easier and more efficient, including artificial intelligence. The author also mentions some of the potential dangers that come along with these new technologies, including the potential for robots to take over many jobs and convert the entire cosmos into paperclips.
01:20:00 The narrator is a businesswoman and Kindred Robotics has recently embarked on its first commercial venture. The company has developed a bank of robots that are learning so they are continuously running and are able to pick up objects. Suzanne, a realist, believes that robots won't be mindless competitors to humanity, but will be full-fledged citizens like the rest of us. Canada is part of the trend of responsible and thoughtful use of technology, and the fear of a dystopian outcome is unfounded.
01:25:00 The video discusses how various new technologies will change the economy in the future. One example is machine learning, which is expected to make many jobs obsolete. Another is artificial intelligence, which could lead to increased intelligence and even human-like beings. Despite the many changes that are expected, it is hard to predict the future.