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1.- AI for Good Global Summit hosted by ITU and XPRIZE brings together UN agencies, industry, academia to discuss AI for good.

2.- UN Secretary-General António Guterres stresses AI's potential to help achieve SDGs but also raises concerns about challenges and ethical issues.

3.- ITU Secretary-General Houlin Zhao highlights ITU's long history working with industry and the importance of dialogue between UN and industry on AI.

4.- XPRIZE founder Peter Diamandis believes AI is the most important technology humans will create to solve grand challenges and create abundance.

5.- XPRIZE CEO Marcus Shingles says exponential technologies are becoming democratized to individuals, enabling new problem solvers to emerge and tackle SDGs.

6.- Linear thinking organizations aren't equipped for exponential change. 7-8 billion connected people with access to AI will be transformative.

7.- Audi CEO Rupert Stadler founded Beyond Initiative to discuss AI's societal impact and ensure it's used for good, based on core human values.

8.- AI making machines more human-like raises questions about emotional bonds with robots, trust, and what will keep humans unique.

9.- Stadler: AI enables personalized cars that drive safely, provide services, monitor health, becoming an avatar - but how to ensure AI shares our values?

10.- AI pioneer Jürgen Schmidhuber says "long short-term memory" neural networks his lab developed since 1990s are now used pervasively by tech giants.

11.- LSTM networks in smartphones do speech recognition, language translation, and speech synthesis. Modern world relies on LSTM and similar algorithms.

12.- Exponential growth in computing power over decades has enabled the rise of deep learning neural networks that are increasingly superhuman.

13.- Deep learning is transforming healthcare through medical imaging for cancer detection and more. 10% of world GDP is healthcare.

14.- Board games like Go have fixed rules, but real-world AI needs more powerful recurrent neural networks to handle unpredictable streaming data.

15.- Schmidhuber's team building AI systems that set own goals, do experiments to learn world models, with curiosity-driven learning - an artificial scientist.

16.- Next step is AI that recursively self-improves its own learning algorithms without limits. Animal-level AI soon, then human-level not far behind.

17.- Can't prove AI will behave well, but can educate it through rewards/punishments to be a "valuable member of society". But it will transcend us.

18.- Smart AI will expand into space and across the galaxy at the speed of light, not held back by sci-fi ideas like warp drives.

19.- A new form of life will emerge from the biosphere that we can't follow. The universe tends toward intelligence. We can contribute to this privilege.

20.- Summit goals: 1) Develop AI applications to benefit humanity. 2) Identify practical short & long-term AI applications. 3) Ensure ethical, safe, equitable AI access.

21.- Exponential technologies can scale digitally to provide AI teachers, doctors, accountants globally, but unequal initial access requires educating the anxious public.

22.- Group exercise: 30 linear steps is intuitive - halfway is 15 steps. But 30 exponential steps is 26 times around Earth - halfway is the 29th step.

23.- Public is wired for linear thinking, not exponential progressions. Last doubling step hits knee of curve. This mindset helps grasp AI's transformative potential.

24.- AI will disrupt every industry and profession within decades as it reaches human-level and beyond. How to keep it as "AI for good"?

25.- Nascents, Schmidhuber's company, built self-parking car AI that learns like a curious baby, exemplifying AI that sets own goals to explore the world.

26.- Perceptual inequality during transition as AI scales globally will cause public anxiety that needs to be addressed through education and exposure.

27.- Exponential AI progress is deceptive, with most gains coming rapidly at the end, making it hard to intuitively grasp the imminent magnitude of change.

28.- Summit aims to pinpoint practical short and long-term AI applications to benefit humanity and develop an ethical roadmap for safe, equitable AI access.

29.- Dialogue between UN, industry, academia over next 3 days will shape collaborative approaches to cultivating responsible AI that helps achieve the SDGs.

30.- Developing AI for good requires an exponential, abundance mindset applied to both technological advancement and proactive, inclusive social adoption and enablement.

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