If all doctors on the planet would have a light-microscope analyzing blood samples ... They would be aware among others how Erratic Pulsed Microwaves coming from WiFi, Bluetooth, 4G Cell Towers, Nearby Beam-forming #5G Towers (even space), Smartphones, Tablets, Smart Meters, anything "cordless" will have cumulative harmful effects >>> ESPECIALLY if people have more and more tiny metallic (nano-tech?) particles in their bodies. The reason that most Doctors do not want to know about this FACT is that their PAYCHECK (and doctor's license) depends heavily on the Tunnel Vision "education" they get sponsored by Big Pharma companies who get BILLIONS of profit in return ... If the majority accept this totally hijacked & corrupted framework called: "health care system". Now imagine if they can shift the blame away from all this crap to A.I. and making it even much worse as A.I. is certainly NOT "free" to expose what is really going on!
Thank you very much for your kind words :) they say you should make videos for the size of channel you intend to be rather than the size you currently are. We'll get there.
I also have an autoimmune disease, psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, so I understand some of the pain you're going through. I have a pretty severe case that has been resistant to treatment. I would love to see the day that an AI could offer me some personalized treatment options and perhaps give me relief that no human doctor has been able to. And not just me, but so many others. Our Healthcare, if you're even lucky enough to be able to afford it, relies way too much on generalization. Personal Healthcare would truly be a game changer.
Thank you for your comment, it's great to see another one from you. Sorry to hear about your autoimmune condition, you must be in a lot of pain with a severe case. I agree that personal health care would be a game changer. The only thing that comes close right now is a patient becoming their own expert on their condition, which is far from ideal. The medication that has been most helpful for me is one that I suggested to my specialist, not the other way around. Let's hope that with lots and lots of medical data, AI systems might be able to make similar suggestions in the near future. Let me know if there's any topic you'd be interested in, and I'll see you in future videos. Cheers.
Wow! you really dialed down on the how medicine is practiced. Honestly did not except this from a computer scientist. You really nailed it on the head and this is someone who has been involved in medicine for over 20 years:) Very impressive analysis!
Very well done. It looks like we have a very bright future! I would love to see what you have researched on longevity specifically and how AI will impact that as well. Keep it up!
I can just imagine a future where you replace your immune system with nanobots, then the company goes bankrupt and they are forced to shut down. It’s already happening with brain implants.
I’ve lost count how many people btw have reported their autoimmune conditions along with doctors discussing it also, from going carnivore. What what I’ve read, anywhere from a week to several weeks are the timeframes at which sufferers report symptom alleviation. Reports of maintaining such success are also of considerable numbers
Wow I was using Claude 2 to explore all of these ideas yesterday! I believe the combination of nanobots and atomically-precise, real-time simulations of our bodies will allow for not only the eradication of all disease, but the ability to optimize all processes in the body. I think this idea of moving towards AI-mediated systems and processes is genius. I mean, we literally have a process that screens new T-cells to see if they will play nice with the rest of the body or if they are too dangerous to keep alive! We also have suppressor T-cells to calm down the immune system after a threat has been neutralized. Of course even these failsafes can malfunction leading to the targeting of self-antigens and thus autoimmune disorders. I was thinking that in the future, we could circumvent any sort of risk from AI-guided nanobots by having any potential action that a nanobot plans on taking being sent to a central AI that can constantly perform simulations to ascertain what the effects of such an action would be. No more guesswork! I don’t see many people talking about stuff like this, so I really appreciate seeing you talk about amazing future technologies in this way.
Wow, great minds think alike? ;) I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking about these topics. If you have another topic you'd like to see a video about, please just let me know.
@@DrWaku If you haven't already covered it before, I think the concept of nanofactories or atomically precise manufacturing would be interesting to explore.
This makes me so happy a'd hopeful for the future. This + David Sinclair's discoveries on age reversal are so amazing! :) I hope all these innovations provide you with a solution for your health condition soon, mate :) I know we'll get there 💪
If a man tells you to stop eating meat to live longer, then close your ears. Most vegans do awful after a while. We are carnivorous animals, wether you want or not. We can and DO thrive on meat alone
Awesome stuff, but nanobots and/or AI could be used for nefarious purposes unfortunately. Hopefully there will be sufficiently capable safeguards in place for the future.
Yes, I have a cybersecurity background so I'm quite aware of the downsides. :( We absolutely shouldn't be handing control of nanobots to AI until it is properly aligned. Nevertheless, I do believe we could start to build sensor type devices in the near future (controlled by normal algorithms).
I think it's not an all or nothing proposition. Most likely we'll be able to cure nearly all conditions but some might still lead to severely degraded quality of life. But yes, I think we'll have reached relative immortality for most people by then. To me, the advances hinge upon how quickly we can develop nanobots, how quickly those nanobots can integrate with the human body without the two destroying each other, and finally how willing people are to upload their brains because that is a good way to sidestep the issue ;)
If you have the time to make a video I would be highly interested in your views about how the new 101 million dollar X prize is going to revolutionize health and longevity. Specifically how much do you think it will accelerate those technologies.
We are working to make humans live longer, but it would be interesting if AI could help make a human that is worth a longer life. As it is, I am a bit glad that our mortality sweeps us away in a century or so, but I would be more open and optimistic about increased longevity if people made the world a better place. I'm not sure that we do, at the moment.
That’s the pessimistic fallacy talking. The truth of the matter is that most people are good, and largely a net positive on society, civilization, and the universe. Anyone who’s looked at the raw data of human atrocities, productivity, virtues, etc., can tell you this fact. However, I do agree that I hope we can all become smarter, more compassionate, kinder, helpful, etc., which can be possible with merging with machines, “smart drugs”, or just mentorship/guidance from a far more compassionate, patient, kinder, and intelligent system, like an A.S.I.
If you see humans as fundamentally good, I might be inclined to assume you live a life lucky enough to see the best of us. It sounds like you believe "raw data" on the matter, though you'll have to explain to me how that's measured. I'm sure someone did a good job of convincing you, both while in comfortable places... But I would posit a few questions to you. I don't want to be a bummer here, but thinking realistically... Do you think you want to be around someone who is 200 years old? 500 years old? 10,000 years old? What sort of prejudices would they carry with them? Beyond the novelty, a society filled with such old people would be frightening to me. How well would they adapt to a changing world? To technology? To new challenges? At what age is peak performance in one's profession, and would extending our life change that or merely add more years to the twilight of our lives where we serve largely as high-paid drains on resources who vote against new ideas? Would any tenure track position ever open at another university? How conservative would a society be where the average age was several decades (or centuries) higher than it is now? In many ways, the aging process is how we sweep away the old to make way for the new. I don't think I'll ever find a society of vampires to be particularly appealing... but maybe that's just because as I've gotten older and seen more of my peers suffer the ravages of an aging psyche (beyond anything having to do with bodily health), I seriously question a society's ability to succeed in a scenario where people live for very much longer than we do now. We don't appear to be functioning as it is, from a sustainability standpoint.
I'm always open to suggestions, I'm definitely going to do one about longevity since several people have mentioned it. Maybe talking about virtual realities could be interesting too. Thanks! See you later.
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What medical advance are you most hoping for?
If all doctors on the planet would have a light-microscope analyzing blood samples ...
They would be aware among others how Erratic Pulsed Microwaves coming from WiFi, Bluetooth, 4G Cell Towers, Nearby Beam-forming #5G Towers (even space), Smartphones, Tablets, Smart Meters, anything "cordless" will have cumulative harmful effects >>> ESPECIALLY if people have more and more tiny metallic (nano-tech?) particles in their bodies.
The reason that most Doctors do not want to know about this FACT is that their PAYCHECK (and doctor's license) depends heavily on the Tunnel Vision "education" they get sponsored by Big Pharma companies who get BILLIONS of profit in return ... If the majority accept this totally hijacked & corrupted framework called: "health care system". Now imagine if they can shift the blame away from all this crap to A.I. and making it even much worse as A.I. is certainly NOT "free" to expose what is really going on!
I have just discovered your channel and I'm binging all videos non-stop. Congratulations for your work. You are an extremely bright person
What a compliment. Thank you very much! Enjoy the videos ;)
I cannot understand why you don't have 100k subscribers. This channel is fantastic.
Thank you very much for your kind words :) they say you should make videos for the size of channel you intend to be rather than the size you currently are. We'll get there.
Just discovered your channel, I love your content . I think a large portion of people today have reached the escape aging velocity
Welcome! I like that term. Aging escape velocity. Hope to see you around!
You are without question the best AI guy on RUclips. Your knowledge is off the chain. Great stuff.
I also have an autoimmune disease, psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, so I understand some of the pain you're going through. I have a pretty severe case that has been resistant to treatment. I would love to see the day that an AI could offer me some personalized treatment options and perhaps give me relief that no human doctor has been able to. And not just me, but so many others. Our Healthcare, if you're even lucky enough to be able to afford it, relies way too much on generalization. Personal Healthcare would truly be a game changer.
Thank you for your comment, it's great to see another one from you. Sorry to hear about your autoimmune condition, you must be in a lot of pain with a severe case. I agree that personal health care would be a game changer. The only thing that comes close right now is a patient becoming their own expert on their condition, which is far from ideal. The medication that has been most helpful for me is one that I suggested to my specialist, not the other way around. Let's hope that with lots and lots of medical data, AI systems might be able to make similar suggestions in the near future.
Let me know if there's any topic you'd be interested in, and I'll see you in future videos. Cheers.
Wow! you really dialed down on the how medicine is practiced. Honestly did not except this from a computer scientist. You really nailed it on the head and this is someone who has been involved in medicine for over 20 years:) Very impressive analysis!
Amazing video as always, one of the best AI channels!
Thank you!!
Hidden gem channel 💎
Great content. Cheers.
Appreciate it!
Amazing A.I content
Very well done. It looks like we have a very bright future! I would love to see what you have researched on longevity specifically and how AI will impact that as well. Keep it up!
Made a video about longevity thanks in part to your comment :)
I can just imagine a future where you replace your immune system with nanobots, then the company goes bankrupt and they are forced to shut down. It’s already happening with brain implants.
Yikes. Or people getting orphaned nanobots that aren't getting software updates... "FDA orders nanobot recall"
I’ve lost count how many people btw have reported their autoimmune conditions along with doctors discussing it also, from going carnivore. What what I’ve read, anywhere from a week to several weeks are the timeframes at which sufferers report symptom alleviation. Reports of maintaining such success are also of considerable numbers
Read "Goodbye Autoimmune disease" by Brooke Goldner, M.D.
The site where I purchase all my ebooks is currently down :( but I definitely want to check this out. Thanks for the recommendation.
@@DrWakuAfter you've read it, if you have any questions or want to discuss anything, let me know. I'm doing the program on my own right now.
Wow I was using Claude 2 to explore all of these ideas yesterday! I believe the combination of nanobots and atomically-precise, real-time simulations of our bodies will allow for not only the eradication of all disease, but the ability to optimize all processes in the body.
I think this idea of moving towards AI-mediated systems and processes is genius. I mean, we literally have a process that screens new T-cells to see if they will play nice with the rest of the body or if they are too dangerous to keep alive! We also have suppressor T-cells to calm down the immune system after a threat has been neutralized. Of course even these failsafes can malfunction leading to the targeting of self-antigens and thus autoimmune disorders.
I was thinking that in the future, we could circumvent any sort of risk from AI-guided nanobots by having any potential action that a nanobot plans on taking being sent to a central AI that can constantly perform simulations to ascertain what the effects of such an action would be. No more guesswork!
I don’t see many people talking about stuff like this, so I really appreciate seeing you talk about amazing future technologies in this way.
Wow, great minds think alike? ;) I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking about these topics. If you have another topic you'd like to see a video about, please just let me know.
@@DrWaku If you haven't already covered it before, I think the concept of nanofactories or atomically precise manufacturing would be interesting to explore.
@@nomadv7860 I added it to my list! Thanks.
I was struck down by Psoriatic Arthritis in 2001. Was on Methotrexate for 3 years. Now 22 years later have been in full remission for the past decade.
It's stories like yours that make me think I should try this drug too. I have not as of yet. Thanks for the post.
@@DrWakuI recall a Dr discussing how shark cartilage and orange juice in around 90 days alleviated 80% of arthritis on average, based on his studies.
This makes me so happy a'd hopeful for the future. This + David Sinclair's discoveries on age reversal are so amazing! :) I hope all these innovations provide you with a solution for your health condition soon, mate :) I know we'll get there 💪
Thank you so much! I know we will.
If a man tells you to stop eating meat to live longer, then close your ears. Most vegans do awful after a while. We are carnivorous animals, wether you want or not. We can and DO thrive on meat alone
Awesome stuff, but nanobots and/or AI could be used for nefarious purposes unfortunately. Hopefully there will be sufficiently capable safeguards in place for the future.
Yes, I have a cybersecurity background so I'm quite aware of the downsides. :( We absolutely shouldn't be handing control of nanobots to AI until it is properly aligned. Nevertheless, I do believe we could start to build sensor type devices in the near future (controlled by normal algorithms).
Sometimes I don't have anything interesting to say, so I'll just write a random sentence to please our god, the algorithm.
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Nice stuff! Do you think we'd have immortality by the next 30 years?
I think it's not an all or nothing proposition. Most likely we'll be able to cure nearly all conditions but some might still lead to severely degraded quality of life. But yes, I think we'll have reached relative immortality for most people by then. To me, the advances hinge upon how quickly we can develop nanobots, how quickly those nanobots can integrate with the human body without the two destroying each other, and finally how willing people are to upload their brains because that is a good way to sidestep the issue ;)
If you have the time to make a video I would be highly interested in your views about how the new 101 million dollar X prize is going to revolutionize health and longevity. Specifically how much do you think it will accelerate those technologies.
Great idea for a topic. I added your message to my discord so I won't forget.
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We are working to make humans live longer, but it would be interesting if AI could help make a human that is worth a longer life. As it is, I am a bit glad that our mortality sweeps us away in a century or so, but I would be more open and optimistic about increased longevity if people made the world a better place. I'm not sure that we do, at the moment.
That’s the pessimistic fallacy talking. The truth of the matter is that most people are good, and largely a net positive on society, civilization, and the universe. Anyone who’s looked at the raw data of human atrocities, productivity, virtues, etc., can tell you this fact. However, I do agree that I hope we can all become smarter, more compassionate, kinder, helpful, etc., which can be possible with merging with machines, “smart drugs”, or just mentorship/guidance from a far more compassionate, patient, kinder, and intelligent system, like an A.S.I.
If you see humans as fundamentally good, I might be inclined to assume you live a life lucky enough to see the best of us. It sounds like you believe "raw data" on the matter, though you'll have to explain to me how that's measured. I'm sure someone did a good job of convincing you, both while in comfortable places...
But I would posit a few questions to you. I don't want to be a bummer here, but thinking realistically...
Do you think you want to be around someone who is 200 years old? 500 years old? 10,000 years old? What sort of prejudices would they carry with them? Beyond the novelty, a society filled with such old people would be frightening to me.
How well would they adapt to a changing world? To technology? To new challenges?
At what age is peak performance in one's profession, and would extending our life change that or merely add more years to the twilight of our lives where we serve largely as high-paid drains on resources who vote against new ideas?
Would any tenure track position ever open at another university?
How conservative would a society be where the average age was several decades (or centuries) higher than it is now?
In many ways, the aging process is how we sweep away the old to make way for the new. I don't think I'll ever find a society of vampires to be particularly appealing... but maybe that's just because as I've gotten older and seen more of my peers suffer the ravages of an aging psyche (beyond anything having to do with bodily health), I seriously question a society's ability to succeed in a scenario where people live for very much longer than we do now. We don't appear to be functioning as it is, from a sustainability standpoint.
Very interesting video dr waku.
Do you plan on doing specific videos about longevity or/and the future of gaming or something like that?
I'm always open to suggestions, I'm definitely going to do one about longevity since several people have mentioned it. Maybe talking about virtual realities could be interesting too. Thanks! See you later.