Our Advanced Neural Symbolic Artificial Intelligence Will Dominate Everything - Janet Adams

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Technology is completely changing the way we live our lives. The application of scientific knowledge is rigorous and constantly evolving, but in truth the incredible brains behind such impactful work carry an enormous responsibility to ensure that what they create leads to a more compassionate, cohesive and sustainable society.

Someone who is front and centre of this challenge is today’s guest, Janet Adams. Janet is a technology advocate and AI expert with over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry and has held senior positions at RBS, TSB, and HSBC.

As the Chief Operating Officer of SingularityNet, Janet finds herself in the crosshairs of the most critical juncture society and humankind might ever face. SingularityNET was of course founded by London Real guest Ben Goertzel with the goal of creating a decentralised, democratic, inclusive and beneficial Artificial General Intelligence, and has become the world’s leading decentralised AI marketplace.

Janet has led several high-profile AI and blockchain initiatives across various markets, including robotics, biotech, gaming, and the metaverse. She worked alongside the team that pioneered the world’s first humanoid robot-fronted band, the Jam Galaxy, and has also co-founded the Cogito Protocol, an algorithmic tracercoin that provides the missing piece in crypto-assets.

According to Janet, one of the top trends in AI moving forward will continue to be the rise of generative AI for text and images. These large language and image models are deep neural networks run on giant datasets, allowing them to predict what words would come next in a sentence or what an image might look like.