fun fact, hard things are hard. it's okay and even expected to struggle with something new. sometimes it helps to have someone remind you absolute perfection isn't expected.
@@Blackbird74733 yes! This is why I love teaching so much. I get to see the moment where someone realizes their own potential/starts having fun/realizes something about the world. It's awesome😊
Chess is incredibly complex and involves quick thinking and predicting other moves. (For anyone reading this: the comments immediately succeeding this one, which can be viewed as overly vehement, were part of an April Fool's celebration. I normally do not comment with this amount of vehemency.)
@@chloe54251 Having six different fundamental movements, observing the opposing forces, and adjusting your strategy to uncertain circumstances adds a level of stress and critical thinking.
“sorry that this video ended up kind of mid” proceeds to tell a great story, made me hopeful of the future with AI, made me want to go out and be more physically fit, made me want to go on a parkour course training place, inspired me to make a video based on challenging myself
Absolutely man, this video was one of her best. I wish I had that much energy, and I don't just mean for parkour. The mental energy to be learning that many things as a noobie at the same time... unreal.
Small note of pedantry: Those should be square brackets (if I'm understanding their intent correctly at least - they're to indicate it's not an exact quote, right? Square brackets are used for that)
@@frostjune6072 Well, it's the only way I've ever seen it done, other than literally writing out "paraphrasing" to make it clear. And having looked it up using parentheses instead is apparently a "common mistake" people make. Maybe it depends on location? But the internet tends to give you things from many different locations, so I'm not sure... In any case however, parentheses are not sufficient on their own, because they would indicate that the speaker started an aside partway through their own sentence (which is rare in writing but it's not too rare for people to do it in speech if they realise partway through their sentence that they should add extra clarification to what they're currently saying).
Joe is credited as the editor here. And if they are the one who put that "mood" in response to "being a living thing has its disadvantages" they were absolutely spot on.
I'm a Software Engineering student. When my code doesn't work, I typically try to plan it out better, then start over because I know more about the problem and will do better the second time around. You got this!
same, i eventually resort to that. but before then i usually walk around ...... in frustration, bang my head against the wall, yell profanities and come back to press run again, hopefully it magically fixes itself
This is easily one of the most personable, well-presented cases for AI alignment to a potentially less familiar audience. The release is also timed impeccably! Congrats on a great vid []
Love all of AIP videos, especially this one! They never end up answering directly or just the initial problem, but they always reveal something about humanity. Really loved the difference in narrative from start to finish and it really changed my views about "AI" and Machine Learning :)
my personal favorite part about aip videos is that sabrina / taha / melissa (whoever is the main host of the video) isnt necessarily an expert on the field and the videos are usually more of a journey that they go through to learn something that we get to embark on together with them
@@shuu-wasseo I love that too because it takes you through the problems a non-expert might encounter in trying to learn a new topic like that. Usually I just consider it impossible and end up beating myself up for not understanding but seeing them do it shows me that it's kind of hard for everyone.
This video was so worth the extra effort on your part and the extra wait on ours. And the combination of such different topics, the inevitable learning of things from scratch, and the writing, the pacing and the humor, man, that's why I'm such a huge Sabrina fan. This is an outstanding video
i have to say, your dedication is very inspiring sabrina. everything from the concept, production quality, and effort that it took in making this video really really stands out. one of the most underrated youtube channels in my opinion. you deserve nothing but the best.
Sabrina: I’m going to learn parkour! Also Sabrina: forgets that she also had to teach herself new code to teach the parkour to parkour while also learning parkour
This was definitely not "Kind of mid" This is the perfect video on Ai, and what it will mean in the near future, this is a beautiful demonstration on how to create videos, and a really good showing on our master of the craft, how beyond all odds, and with everything going south, you turned it around and post it.
I really wish everyone was subscribed to this channel, I honestly began to cry when I realized that I could actually do seemingly impossible things and this channel has brought me out of so many depressive episodes, while still teaching me because I love to learn, thank you, genuinely, thank you
4:07, "I know negative things" yep knowing how to do stuff in one program/framework/language and having to do the same in a new one, constantly conflicting with your old habits from the earlier experience truly is like knowing negative things, it'd be easier starting off from scratch, only if there was a format function in my brain
This video inspired me to follow skills I want to learn. Usually when I try to learn a skill, right when there is a difficult challenge, I give up... But after seeing this video, and seeing the amount of effort you put into learning something new, I will learn a new skill no matter what challenge I face. Thank you.
right now i'm just sitting in bed, depressed, the morning after a physically and emotionally draining day and seeing someone else do the same and face the consequences of their challenges really made me laugh. this was an unexpectedly encouraging video, thank you!
This video was so good!! You’ve truly raised the BAR for educational content. Thanks for making such an understandable, fun and genuinely inspiring video
Loved the fact that you learned Unity, Parkour and AI for a single video that took you 3 months but at the end you still don't able to figure out. But its OK (as your trainer says) but also really motivated to form a similar project where we get to learn things just for making a video and at the end it was just too brilliant to move the video to another direction from make the AI learn parkour to you being motivated from AI to learn parkour
Genuinely so proud of you for pushing through a sprained wrist- I did this for skating (racing a friend, not a robot tho) and sprained my wrist and it SUCKS bc of just how much you use it. It's so inspirational and exciting to see someone doing the thing,, so like thank you!
this was super cool to watch. first of all, it was really satisfying to see that you’ve actually progressed in parkour. i know people from my social circle that describe themselves as someone who uses body inefficiently. and tbh i can understand where they’re coming from in certain situations lol. the thing is that i haven’t seen any of them trying to put an effort to improve, so it’s quite easy to take the point of “i’m literally incapable of succeeding in this” as complete truth. seeing your very first moves and the footage of where you landed eventually is actually refreshing, the progress is very easy to see. good job! and also this reminds me of the fact that human brain is a hell of a capable machine that we come with lol. and secondly, the spectacle of the struggles of an AI agent moving its body parts in super abstract, absurd and physics-defying positions is like a piece of art by itself, i could watch it for hours loool. thanks, the video was a genuine pleasure to watch 🙏🏼
Ok the amount of references and mentions to things, games, videos, and people I've seen before watching this video is, and then seeing all of those again in this video actually insane.
Going through and commenting on all the videos I've seen so far to support and for algorithm reasons. I've been watching Sabrina since I was an eighth grader and now I'm in college. I'm so happy to see you around and so siked about this new channel, and your cohosts! I hope life is treating you guys well and the youtube work isn't being too brutal. So cool that you can program! Putting supporting you on patreon on my calendar for when I can afford. Okay okay bye!!
Sabrina, I love how excited you are in this video :) I have been watching you since I was in middle school and your channel was Nerdy and Quirky, and you have just grown so much, all while being such a fun person to know about through RUclips! Thank you for doing what you do, I love watching you learn and learning from you :)
Sabrina: “Even though it’s a bit of a pain to have to build everything up from the beginning, it does mean that everything that makes it to the end is supposed to be there.” me: 😮
Really love your videos. First of all, the videography and edits are so good, then the storytelling and the ppl are awesome. And finally just the sheer amount of research and hardwork in learning that you all put in, it feels great to watch. Really commendable, your works deserve even more recognition and appreciation and admiration. Thanks for the videos!
Sabrina hello from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. I love the topics you share on each video and specially how you share the learning process related to each one. It helps me to keep learning and remembering that it's hard but very rewarding.
It wasn't 'mid' because of the effort you, Melissa and Taha always put in. The way you always keep the audience entertained beginning to end, the way you guys make us beg for more videos to sooth your numb mushy skulls and the countless hours it takes to make one video. I'm not sure why but Answer in progress (the whole channel, yes) in every video gives off that vibe of a cozy and homey friend group just working together it makes me feel like I am one of your guy's friends that knew each other for a long time. In all honesty I just love how wholesome you guys are! Ehhh, actually this whole comment is the definition of mid....
Really inspirational and enjoyable video. 😊 As someone who has been struggling to find their passion its always fascinating to see people like you pursuing it.
ive binged this channel all day watched a couple videos twice starting from my journey home to and from work. the crew individual videos are all quality . gonna buy some merch when I get paid at the end of the month :) keep it up
it is SO incredibly satisfying and inspiring watching Sabrina develop a new relationship with her body, moving her body, and making so much progress. The AI stuff is sick, but its stuff i know she knows how to do...the parkour learning though, thats the real hurdle.
Haha, I also spent the last 3 months writing an AI, in my case for uni. This journey is very relatable When something is built on maths, it learns in a restricted way, human consciousness allows for context to be taken from previous lessons, but machines learn off a score. This won't always be the case, but it is right now. Also, remember that chatGPT is very much like spell check, it's a predictive model that basic guesses what the next word in the sentence will be.
Heyyy, this video isn't "mid"! This video is a whole _adventure,_ winding its way from one unexpected challenge to another, and it is an _incredible_ story with a profound message at the end!!! This is probably one of my favorite videos yet!!! 🤩🤩🤩
This was one of Sabrina's best videos. I think as she gets more informed at coding her code experiments get more interesting, and seeing her doing parkour was really inspiring.
Fantastic video Sabrina! Thank you for putting yourself out there for our entertainment 😁 Also, congrats on that Unity progress, that was no small feat in a couple months!
Great video! Its rlly nice to hear abt getting into physical stuff (for me it was martial arts) and having way more fun than expected jumping up and down- its a great to see how the balance of physicality and technology takes shape
Yo I absolutely loved this video, so many of your videos show you genuinely interested in and enjoying the subject matter. It really makes your videos stand out.
So just to clarify: - You wanted to learn parkour - You learned how to code an AI - You went through the bugs in the AI code - You learned the steps to get better at parkour - You recoded and then scrapped the Ai - You asked the prompt to ChatGPT YOU DID ALL THE WORK SABRINA, not the AI!
This was so impressive to watch. I just now discovered your channel by happenstance, but I got so excited for you seeing how you improved both at using ML AND at parkour! Such an awesome video. Rock on chica.
love your content! answering questions like what is the difference between human learning and AI learning is actually also a philosophical question, not an easy one because we still don't know how exactly our brain/mind work
That was a nice, optimistic ending! AI won't replace humans, but supplement them and help achieve great things! Also, you sounded progressively more exhausted as the video went on lol
Oh gosh, I love your videos. All the concept of this channel. You show us all the process: the progress and fails and decision making. It makes me feel so motivated. Thank you!
Sabrina, this is my favourite video that you have ever made. You inspire me with your optimism, perseverance, and desire to do genuine good by teaching others through your videos about your journeys in learning and working towards your goals and values. Thankyou for all that you and your team do
This is not a mid video!!!! Im amazed, this is so imformative and i can see it being used in schools and universities to start discussions on machine learning and the role of AI today! Thanks for the effort :)
Artificial intelligence is great, amazing even...as long as you don't misuse it. Doing so is either hilarious and filled with humor or awful and filled with malpractice.
Great video! I really expected it to veer into Reward Modelling, like, several times, since that's probably what you'd need to do to get a parkour AI to work. I made a video about reward modelling here PYylPRX6z4Q, which even uses a simulated body doing a backflip as an example
Haha yeah I was thinking about taking it there or lfd but figuring it out seemed like it would take another month at least. Gonna save it for another video (wanna collab 👀)
omg it's so fun to see ppl trying to learn unity ml from zero, back in 2018 when I was doing my final college project on my mlai essay I naively chose unity ml agent as the framework cause I guess free game engine was much more easy access for a poor student? but boy it was a struggle. it took me 3 months full time to just write a cross-road training model! this video was sooooo fun to watch! keep up the good work!
Honestly, I think the thing you mentioned about Boston Dynamics is sort of closer to how humans learn. Pre-existing knowledge (like a move set), and then learning on top of that.
If by "pre existing knowledge" you mean a to-do list of repetitive walk cycles and an occasional backflip and the hundreds of not thousands of subtasks tasks involved for each step being downloaded directly into.your brain.
@@siraaron4462 Except humans spent ~a year going from not being able to roll, to not being able to crawl, to not being able to even walk initially. Humans take a *lot* for granted in the first year they're learning even just basic movement.
I haven't finished yet, maybe it happens later in the video, but I love that she always starts from scratch instead of collabing with other channels. She might have had an easier time reaching out to someone like Code Bullet (or someone similar who's better with schedules). Basically all of his videos are teaching an AI how to do something in video games. He could have taken his code from the running AI or something and tweaked it to maneuver obstacles. (might have made it harder to plug the sponsor though).
I have so much respect for you and your friends in all these videos! I’ve been thinking of trying parkour, and this definitely makes the threshold to try a bit less daunting
I needed to watch this video. 😂😊. You didn’t give up. You are a beast. I wish it didn’t end. Give us an update on your parkour journey if you continue. And the fact that you also learned about Ai modeling.
I can see the sheer amount of work you put into this. It's absolutely insane and deserves to be praised so so much for its relevance, wittiness, and quality. Bravo.
I can feel how old I am when about to say this lol. As both a multi-language professional programmer and a former freerunner (also known as person who does parkour, honestly a bit surprised Sabrina never mentioned that once in the video), Sabrina is the best! Parkour is one of the most difficult sports I've tried (and I've tried A LOT), and switching languages is one of the hardest mental challenges I've tried (again, a lot!). I was happy to see Sabrina never left the cushions in the parkour gym. Freerunning in real life is one of the highest major injury sports there is. Doesn't make it less fun! But, a bit scary to watch when you know the likely consequences. Good job for getting in shape while staying safe, Sabrina.
The parkour trainer saying "That's okay" is so comforting, I wish everyone get that kind of support in everything that they want to do.
its always nice to have someone supporting you!
That's okay
fun fact, hard things are hard. it's okay and even expected to struggle with something new. sometimes it helps to have someone remind you absolute perfection isn't expected.
@@Blackbird74733 yes!
This is why I love teaching so much. I get to see the moment where someone realizes their own potential/starts having fun/realizes something about the world. It's awesome😊
And an AI will never be able to do that.
You can't claim chess is boring and claim that it involves anal beads in the same video.
chess is boring, chess related drama is VERY interesting
Chess is incredibly complex and involves quick thinking and predicting other moves. (For anyone reading this: the comments immediately succeeding this one, which can be viewed as overly vehement, were part of an April Fool's celebration. I normally do not comment with this amount of vehemency.)
@@ZTimeGamingYT borriiiiing booooo tomato tomato
@@chloe54251 Having six different fundamental movements, observing the opposing forces, and adjusting your strategy to uncertain circumstances adds a level of stress and critical thinking.
@@ZTimeGamingYT ok but no explosions tho🤷
“sorry that this video ended up kind of mid”
proceeds to tell a great story, made me hopeful of the future with AI, made me want to go out and be more physically fit, made me want to go on a parkour course training place, inspired me to make a video based on challenging myself
Absolutely man, this video was one of her best. I wish I had that much energy, and I don't just mean for parkour. The mental energy to be learning that many things as a noobie at the same time... unreal.
No But FR
“Trying to replicate (the human arm) mechanically is a nightmare”
-Adam Savage
I remember seeing some stuff about a decade ago about how engineers can't replicate the human arm. I wonder how much that's changed.
Small note of pedantry:
Those should be square brackets (if I'm understanding their intent correctly at least - they're to indicate it's not an exact quote, right? Square brackets are used for that)
@@alansmithee419 ive neve seen a professional journalist use square brackets when clarifying something like that
@@frostjune6072 Well, it's the only way I've ever seen it done, other than literally writing out "paraphrasing" to make it clear. And having looked it up using parentheses instead is apparently a "common mistake" people make.
Maybe it depends on location? But the internet tends to give you things from many different locations, so I'm not sure...
In any case however, parentheses are not sufficient on their own, because they would indicate that the speaker started an aside partway through their own sentence (which is rare in writing but it's not too rare for people to do it in speech if they realise partway through their sentence that they should add extra clarification to what they're currently saying).
@@alansmithee419 that wasnt a paraphrase it was an editors note
The montage of you saying sorry while attempting the jump is the single most Canadian thing I've seen since I binge-watched Letterkenny.
I’m so Canadian I didn’t even notice that.
The chapter is titled "Canadians, am I right?" 😂
OMG you learned Unity, RL AND parkour for the video? Absolute beast! Great video!
That is maximum efficiency.
She speedran going from point A to point B AND got all the side quests
Isn't it?!
Don't underestimate her! She's pwn!
And C#..
The "ooh! Conflict!" bit just shows how much fun you had writing this script.
answers in progress tackling parkour is really taking the two furthest ends of my regular RUclips viewing spectrum and tying them into a circle
Lmfao so true
honestly same, two niches i didn't expect in the same video
omfg same
horseshoe theory.... it's everywhere.....
Joe is credited as the editor here. And if they are the one who put that "mood" in response to "being a living thing has its disadvantages" they were absolutely spot on.
16:18 in the bottom-right corner, for those of you who need it
I'm a Software Engineering student. When my code doesn't work, I typically try to plan it out better, then start over because I know more about the problem and will do better the second time around.
You got this!
same, i eventually resort to that. but before then i usually walk around ...... in frustration, bang my head against the wall, yell profanities and come back to press run again, hopefully it magically fixes itself
@@benjaminlee345 then get more mad that it didn't work
@@beinzheans3918 literally me rn, legit malding on programming with c
The way the instructor was so supportive is honestly heartwarming.
This is easily one of the most personable, well-presented cases for AI alignment to a potentially less familiar audience. The release is also timed impeccably! Congrats on a great vid []
Love all of AIP videos, especially this one! They never end up answering directly or just the initial problem, but they always reveal something about humanity. Really loved the difference in narrative from start to finish and it really changed my views about "AI" and Machine Learning :)
In other words they do things the human way and we love them all the more for it
my personal favorite part about aip videos is that sabrina / taha / melissa (whoever is the main host of the video) isnt necessarily an expert on the field and the videos are usually more of a journey that they go through to learn something that we get to embark on together with them
@@shuu-wasseo I love that too because it takes you through the problems a non-expert might encounter in trying to learn a new topic like that. Usually I just consider it impossible and end up beating myself up for not understanding but seeing them do it shows me that it's kind of hard for everyone.
@@fantinemyriel3145 right! its the very down to earth aspect of this channel for me
i love that she learnt BOTH how to use unity AND parkour. wow. what a queen
18:51 That genuinely broke my heart, I became so attached to the little guy 😭
Machine learning involves making sacrifices.
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721
:'(
His dumb little face was the purest thing I’ve ever seen ): rip little guy
the pacing and comedic timing and chapter titles (see: basically everything about this video) was such a joy to see before going to bed at 11pm
We have AI that can generate things; Sabrina has AI that can parkour. We are very much different.
Write that yourself or did you have a spambot write it for you?
But the learning process is still the same.
@@siraaron4462 Nope. I am a fully functioning human being living in a society. Fr though I'm real.
@@nillypc42 testing robot 1 H1111111E2222222L3333333LO44444
What does that say?
@@LaLiTi wait am I a robot?????? I can't figure out what that says
This video was so worth the extra effort on your part and the extra wait on ours. And the combination of such different topics, the inevitable learning of things from scratch, and the writing, the pacing and the humor, man, that's why I'm such a huge Sabrina fan. This is an outstanding video
This video is an absolute DELIGHT! Good job at learning MULTIPLE new skills, Sabrina!!
absolutely great
😍👍😍
I love Answer in Progress, they start off with a vague understanding of a interesting topic, and end up with a deep understanding of said topic
and a few more
i have to say, your dedication is very inspiring sabrina. everything from the concept, production quality, and effort that it took in making this video really really stands out. one of the most underrated youtube channels in my opinion. you deserve nothing but the best.
Sabrina: I’m going to learn parkour!
Also Sabrina: forgets that she also had to teach herself new code to teach the parkour to parkour while also learning parkour
This was definitely not "Kind of mid"
This is the perfect video on Ai, and what it will mean in the near future, this is a beautiful demonstration on how to create videos, and a really good showing on our master of the craft, how beyond all odds, and with everything going south, you turned it around and post it.
what happens if we create a general purpose AI I’m going to jump off a bridge if that happens
I really wish everyone was subscribed to this channel, I honestly began to cry when I realized that I could actually do seemingly impossible things and this channel has brought me out of so many depressive episodes, while still teaching me because I love to learn, thank you, genuinely, thank you
A.I is about to turn into assassins creed characters💀
Well, you know what they say: you can't spell assassin without ai
@@cjvalmonte1492 "Ssassn" might not spell (or kill) things well, but it's got style.
@@cjvalmonte1492 🤯
Who can't do parkour 😂
@@rantab2443 Those who cannot😚
4:07, "I know negative things"
yep knowing how to do stuff in one program/framework/language and having to do the same in a new one, constantly conflicting with your old habits from the earlier experience truly is like knowing negative things, it'd be easier starting off from scratch, only if there was a format function in my brain
This video inspired me to follow skills I want to learn. Usually when I try to learn a skill, right when there is a difficult challenge, I give up... But after seeing this video, and seeing the amount of effort you put into learning something new, I will learn a new skill no matter what challenge I face. Thank you.
the rest of the parkour footage existing on patreon is probably the smartest ad for yalls patreon ever
This video was absolutely fire 🔥 Can someone *please* tell me whose voice that was during the speech because I swear I recognise it
Why did noone notice this comment lmao
the line "this is a human story because this is a human technology" hits u right in there
right now i'm just sitting in bed, depressed, the morning after a physically and emotionally draining day and seeing someone else do the same and face the consequences of their challenges really made me laugh. this was an unexpectedly encouraging video, thank you!
This video was so good!! You’ve truly raised the BAR for educational content. Thanks for making such an understandable, fun and genuinely inspiring video
Loved the fact that you learned Unity, Parkour and AI for a single video that took you 3 months but at the end you still don't able to figure out. But its OK (as your trainer says) but also really motivated to form a similar project where we get to learn things just for making a video and at the end it was just too brilliant to move the video to another direction from make the AI learn parkour to you being motivated from AI to learn parkour
Genuinely so proud of you for pushing through a sprained wrist- I did this for skating (racing a friend, not a robot tho) and sprained my wrist and it SUCKS bc of just how much you use it. It's so inspirational and exciting to see someone doing the thing,, so like thank you!
10:47 called it. Gets reward for detail movements, starts dancing. Gimme reward me now
this was super cool to watch. first of all, it was really satisfying to see that you’ve actually progressed in parkour. i know people from my social circle that describe themselves as someone who uses body inefficiently. and tbh i can understand where they’re coming from in certain situations lol. the thing is that i haven’t seen any of them trying to put an effort to improve, so it’s quite easy to take the point of “i’m literally incapable of succeeding in this” as complete truth. seeing your very first moves and the footage of where you landed eventually is actually refreshing, the progress is very easy to see. good job! and also this reminds me of the fact that human brain is a hell of a capable machine that we come with lol.
and secondly, the spectacle of the struggles of an AI agent moving its body parts in super abstract, absurd and physics-defying positions is like a piece of art by itself, i could watch it for hours loool.
thanks, the video was a genuine pleasure to watch 🙏🏼
5:42 "Two weeks and most of my mental health" yep, that's a Unity project alright
Ok the amount of references and mentions to things, games, videos, and people I've seen before watching this video is, and then seeing all of those again in this video actually insane.
The BAR was impossibly high, but you reached it anyway. Congratulations, Sabrina and all of AIP!
Going through and commenting on all the videos I've seen so far to support and for algorithm reasons. I've been watching Sabrina since I was an eighth grader and now I'm in college. I'm so happy to see you around and so siked about this new channel, and your cohosts! I hope life is treating you guys well and the youtube work isn't being too brutal. So cool that you can program! Putting supporting you on patreon on my calendar for when I can afford. Okay okay bye!!
im so glad you're still making content! (and glad to see a vid today that isnt an april fools joke!)
Sabrina, I love how excited you are in this video :) I have been watching you since I was in middle school and your channel was Nerdy and Quirky, and you have just grown so much, all while being such a fun person to know about through RUclips! Thank you for doing what you do, I love watching you learn and learning from you :)
Sabrina: “Even though it’s a bit of a pain to have to build everything up from the beginning, it does mean that everything that makes it to the end is supposed to be there.”
me: 😮
There's definitely some vague life wisdom in this quote
Really love your videos. First of all, the videography and edits are so good, then the storytelling and the ppl are awesome. And finally just the sheer amount of research and hardwork in learning that you all put in, it feels great to watch. Really commendable, your works deserve even more recognition and appreciation and admiration. Thanks for the videos!
Your storytelling skills keep getting better
Sabrina hello from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. I love the topics you share on each video and specially how you share the learning process related to each one. It helps me to keep learning and remembering that it's hard but very rewarding.
We appreciate your content. Keep up the good work.
It wasn't 'mid' because of the effort you, Melissa and Taha always put in. The way you always keep the audience entertained beginning to end, the way you guys make us beg for more videos to sooth your numb mushy skulls and the countless hours it takes to make one video. I'm not sure why but Answer in progress (the whole channel, yes) in every video gives off that vibe of a cozy and homey friend group just working together it makes me feel like I am one of your guy's friends that knew each other for a long time. In all honesty I just love how wholesome you guys are!
Ehhh, actually this whole comment is the definition of mid....
Really inspirational and enjoyable video. 😊
As someone who has been struggling to find their passion its always fascinating to see people like you pursuing it.
ive binged this channel all day watched a couple videos twice starting from my journey home to and from work. the crew individual videos are all quality .
gonna buy some merch when I get paid at the end of the month :)
keep it up
I respect so much that you actually went and trained in that place for the video. Looks terrifying for someone new to it.
it is SO incredibly satisfying and inspiring watching Sabrina develop a new relationship with her body, moving her body, and making so much progress. The AI stuff is sick, but its stuff i know she knows how to do...the parkour learning though, thats the real hurdle.
Haha, I also spent the last 3 months writing an AI, in my case for uni. This journey is very relatable
When something is built on maths, it learns in a restricted way, human consciousness allows for context to be taken from previous lessons, but machines learn off a score. This won't always be the case, but it is right now.
Also, remember that chatGPT is very much like spell check, it's a predictive model that basic guesses what the next word in the sentence will be.
Heyyy, this video isn't "mid"! This video is a whole _adventure,_ winding its way from one unexpected challenge to another, and it is an _incredible_ story with a profound message at the end!!! This is probably one of my favorite videos yet!!! 🤩🤩🤩
As someone who has done parkour for seven years, I am excited to see the intersection of my favorite sport and A.I. I hope you keep practicing!
being subscribed to answer in progress is getting little packages of just excellent videos every couple of months and i love it
Everything about this channel is so interesting, I love the editing so much!
of course this comes out on my weekly parkour training day! thank you for this amazing vid!
My boyfriend and I lost our goddamn minds at the AI breaking and dancing halfway through the video. That broken AI is my favourite thing ever
This was one of Sabrina's best videos. I think as she gets more informed at coding her code experiments get more interesting, and seeing her doing parkour was really inspiring.
Fantastic video Sabrina! Thank you for putting yourself out there for our entertainment 😁 Also, congrats on that Unity progress, that was no small feat in a couple months!
Can we please get the full "that's okay" montage? I could totally hear that on loop
I can't imagine how much easier Sabrina's life would be if she made a chess AI
Sabrina's the coolest. I love how you're not afraid to showcase "failure" (or at least lower the BAR)
Great video! Its rlly nice to hear abt getting into physical stuff (for me it was martial arts) and having way more fun than expected jumping up and down- its a great to see how the balance of physicality and technology takes shape
Yo I absolutely loved this video, so many of your videos show you genuinely interested in and enjoying the subject matter. It really makes your videos stand out.
So just to clarify:
- You wanted to learn parkour
- You learned how to code an AI
- You went through the bugs in the AI code
- You learned the steps to get better at parkour
- You recoded and then scrapped the Ai
- You asked the prompt to ChatGPT
YOU DID ALL THE WORK SABRINA, not the AI!
I really like how you integrate the ads. It makes me want to actually watch it!
I love how this is gradually becoming a programming channel
This was so impressive to watch. I just now discovered your channel by happenstance, but I got so excited for you seeing how you improved both at using ML AND at parkour! Such an awesome video. Rock on chica.
I hope Devin knows how much the internet loves him now
love your content! answering questions like what is the difference between human learning and AI learning is actually also a philosophical question, not an easy one because we still don't know how exactly our brain/mind work
That was a nice, optimistic ending! AI won't replace humans, but supplement them and help achieve great things! Also, you sounded progressively more exhausted as the video went on lol
Oh gosh, I love your videos. All the concept of this channel. You show us all the process: the progress and fails and decision making. It makes me feel so motivated.
Thank you!
A little late but I love the Niemann reference
Sabrina, this is my favourite video that you have ever made. You inspire me with your optimism, perseverance, and desire to do genuine good by teaching others through your videos about your journeys in learning and working towards your goals and values. Thankyou for all that you and your team do
she does absolutely anything, even an ai cant come up with these erratic ideas
This is by far my best video how I can relate to your struggles and frustrations
I think starting with CodeBullet's videos was an obvious choice 😂
YESSS CODEBULLET
This is not a mid video!!!! Im amazed, this is so imformative and i can see it being used in schools and universities to start discussions on machine learning and the role of AI today! Thanks for the effort :)
Artificial intelligence is great, amazing even...as long as you don't misuse it. Doing so is either hilarious and filled with humor or awful and filled with malpractice.
16:19 - that subtle edit gives me life 😂
😂😂thought I was the only one that saw it
who doesnt love a lil breakdown?
Great video! I really expected it to veer into Reward Modelling, like, several times, since that's probably what you'd need to do to get a parkour AI to work. I made a video about reward modelling here PYylPRX6z4Q, which even uses a simulated body doing a backflip as an example
Also notable that RLHF, the technique used to train ChatGPT, is closely related to (descended from?) Reward Modelling
Haha yeah I was thinking about taking it there or lfd but figuring it out seemed like it would take another month at least. Gonna save it for another video (wanna collab 👀)
@@answerinprogress Please collab that would be absolutely iconic
omg it's so fun to see ppl trying to learn unity ml from zero, back in 2018 when I was doing my final college project on my mlai essay I naively chose unity ml agent as the framework cause I guess free game engine was much more easy access for a poor student? but boy it was a struggle. it took me 3 months full time to just write a cross-road training model! this video was sooooo fun to watch! keep up the good work!
Honestly, I think the thing you mentioned about Boston Dynamics is sort of closer to how humans learn. Pre-existing knowledge (like a move set), and then learning on top of that.
If by "pre existing knowledge" you mean a to-do list of repetitive walk cycles and an occasional backflip and the hundreds of not thousands of subtasks tasks involved for each step being downloaded directly into.your brain.
@@siraaron4462 Except humans spent ~a year going from not being able to roll, to not being able to crawl, to not being able to even walk initially.
Humans take a *lot* for granted in the first year they're learning even just basic movement.
I haven't finished yet, maybe it happens later in the video, but I love that she always starts from scratch instead of collabing with other channels. She might have had an easier time reaching out to someone like Code Bullet (or someone similar who's better with schedules). Basically all of his videos are teaching an AI how to do something in video games. He could have taken his code from the running AI or something and tweaked it to maneuver obstacles. (might have made it harder to plug the sponsor though).
Ugh... I hate Sabrina's energy. She's seems so full of life!! Ugh! So adorable!
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I never clicked on a video so quickly, love your content!!
I'm dying to know how the parkour expert reacted when you told him why you were learning parkour (or, well, *if* you told him)
I love every video you guys put out! Its always so well put together and so human. lovely work.
Ive been watching this channel for years and they just keep getting better
This was awesome. Great job learning a new skill!
Also, I want those grey pants Devon was wearing; they look SOOOOO comfy!
This is genuinely one of my all time favorites of your guys videos. I kinda wanna learn parkour..
This is peak content! It's authentic, has a story, entertaining and educational. Great job!
I have so much respect for you and your friends in all these videos! I’ve been thinking of trying parkour, and this definitely makes the threshold to try a bit less daunting
I needed to watch this video. 😂😊. You didn’t give up. You are a beast. I wish it didn’t end. Give us an update on your parkour journey if you continue. And the fact that you also learned about Ai modeling.
This video was far from mid. I always love your stuff and will happy wait for your content. Thank you for all the effort you put in it!! ❤❤❤
I can see the sheer amount of work you put into this. It's absolutely insane and deserves to be praised so so much for its relevance, wittiness, and quality. Bravo.
I can feel how old I am when about to say this lol. As both a multi-language professional programmer and a former freerunner (also known as person who does parkour, honestly a bit surprised Sabrina never mentioned that once in the video), Sabrina is the best! Parkour is one of the most difficult sports I've tried (and I've tried A LOT), and switching languages is one of the hardest mental challenges I've tried (again, a lot!). I was happy to see Sabrina never left the cushions in the parkour gym. Freerunning in real life is one of the highest major injury sports there is. Doesn't make it less fun! But, a bit scary to watch when you know the likely consequences. Good job for getting in shape while staying safe, Sabrina.