For Grimlock's research section. AGI : Artificially Generated Insanity-one algorithm away from taking over the world, but still can't figure out how to make a cup of coffee!
My assumption is you won't give up and this channel will continue into the future. This means one day you'll connect Grimlock to the latest LLM and he'll be a cohost on the show. When it comes to thinking, we are without doubt pattern matching as part of our process, but my experience of it includes world modelling. When I want to know how many minutes from 3:37 till 4:00 my brain adds 3 then does the maths again to get the 20 for me to know it is 23 mins. But simultaneously I see a clock face and my mind looks at it. When I'm building anything, my mind visualises the task in 3D space and I move the object around in my mind. Stepping through the process to look for issues. Also to identify a materials list and what tools I'll need. My head is a constant visual and auditory world where I do what I need to do. I can't see how that's pattern matching. So I think we have pattern matching systems without doubt, but also a bunch of other systems that together gives us the thinking we all enjoy. I also think that thinking is a learned skill. Not everyone I know can visualise. Not everyone I know can play a tune back in their head or feel the pitch of the notes or transpose the tune into a different key. None of that is pattern matching as far as I can figure.
I agree that thinking is a learned skill. Also, about the ability to visualize. I am able to very easily and my wife can't. She has ADHD and thinks that may have something to do with it. We both test close to genius in IQ, but we approach how we think and solve problems very differently. There are, as you said, many systems at play beyond pattern matching.
When you showed the robot bird with talons 2 things came to mind IMMEDIATELY; Horizon zero dawn, and the bird creature in Rick and Morty from the froopyland episode.
On the Federated bit, something that blew my mind several years ago was finding out that through federated consensus it's possible for a network to sign a transaction using a threshold while none of the nodes of the network know the secret key making it impossible to hack a private key by compromising a single node but the network or swarm itself given a threshold can still sign a valid transaction without knowing the key.
What... you... are ... blowing my mind. So like how 10 nodes might hold a prime number but the sum of them could be a number none of them could factor? What do you mean threshold? That is so interesting. What if there is a private key no human could ever know because it's only knowable to the system. What should I read about this? Whos work?
@@dylan_curious yes something like that, it's called distributed key generation I think was introduced as a concept in 2014 or 2015 I think Codius by Evan Schwartz (I think used to work for Ripple) with this distributed smart contract hosting notion where some agent or AI can have its own wallet but you can't hack it to learn it's payment signing private key because it requires sucessful signing beyond a threshold defined by the network such as 70 of 100 nodes or 3 or 5 nodes etc. let me search for the video on RUclips, it's really old!
@@dylan_curious I just looked again, and seems like videos from 2014 are not likely to stick around but I found a portion of that event from Vancouver decentralized that was where I heard it. I'm not sure if it's useful but I think searching for "threshold signatures" or "distributed key generation" and Schwartz might turn up many results even on X since Ripples David Schwartz used to talk about how multisig is not secure enough as every node can still have its key stolen. ruclips.net/video/q3bYz4WQHKM/видео.htmlsi=Ki4wZ2GGS_QldKsE
sounds similar to zero knowledge proofs , the crypto-currency space has been pioneering innovative consensus mechanisms for awhile now ; a lot of ppl think bitcoin/crypto is only about finance , but its actually about decentralized un-censorable global consensus
There's a little bit more autonomy I think confederated learning, but learning about the non-invasive BOINIC was awesome. I should cover that. "Non-intrusive BOINC refers to running BOINC tasks in a way that does not significantly interfere with the primary use of the computer. This approach ensures that BOINC's operations are low-priority and do not affect the user’s experience or performance for other tasks."
Man, the singularity freaks me out as well, but it's inevitable. The only thing we can do is try to hold on tight and keep up to date about the relevant info, which is why I believe people like you will be VERY important to the cause. Also, look into neurobiology and the works of Robert Sapolsky. I've followed his work for years. Very interesting.
I'm autistic, a pattern seeker by nature more so than neurotypicals. It's so frustrating to be able to see what others miss routinely. Living in a world where you see what others miss is incredibly isolating.
I bet that is frustrating. But I'm super grateful that people think different so as a whole we humanity comes up with a diverse range of solutions, ideas and thoughts. Hopefully you find enough friends and a community you fit in with to make you feel more connected.
obviously his multimodal agentic AI script writing team, generatively hallucinated the italian cuisine continuation after spotting the mile high stack of empty pizza boxes splattered in tomato paste in the kitchen
3:47 She likes it, “al dente.” 😌 Cute… Al Dente - "Al dente" is an Italian term used to describe a texture that's slightly firm to the bite. It's often used when cooking pasta, indicating that it should be cooked so as to be still firm when bitten, but not hard. An ode to an innuendo… ☺
Even pattern matching will need computation. Think of it this way, computation is built in to the universe, Any operation in the world is computation. It just happens in a different substrate.
16:14 Reminds me of "Innerspace" (1987) - A science fiction comedy film about a miniaturized submarine, with a scientist onboard, that gets accidentally injected into a hypochondriac grocery clerk. The clerk, unaware of the tiny sub and scientist inside him, must navigate through his body to reverse the process, while the scientist and a team of thieves attempt to retrieve the submarine. Meg Ryan plays the role of Lydia Maxwell, an intrepid and curious reporter who becomes involved in the adventure, helping the clerk and scientist in their quest." The top two billed actors in the movie are Martin Short, who plays the hypochondriac clerk, and Dennis Quaid, who plays the scientist onboard the miniaturized submarine.
A thought. When you take comments and songify them, why not take comments, give them to Claude 3 and tell it to make them into lyrics, then give it to the songifier.
I'm 90% sure that study was based on a case study that doesn't apply to 90% of scenarios. Oh wait, I may have just proved myself wrong my framing it that way :s
4:38 The ability to see people through walls using WiFi, which could be extremely helpful during hostage situations. This could provide intelligence when targeting the assailants vs the friendlies.
Mo was saying 2027! You kept saying 2037 and your text box below you said 2037. Did you mean that? I too have accepted , but not yet comfortable with such things existing. And x-rays! I’m not cool imo Thanks again for your hard work getting us the ai info👍
You Sir are a gentleman & scholar! 🤝 Keep up the great work! Sending you good luck vibes via a traditional form of poetry that I just learned about 30 seconds ago called Tanka: 😂 “Consistent quality Free from hype or deception A rare find these days Your dedication shows through Gratitude for your hard work”
Wow. I really appreciate that! I just happen to love making the videos so it’s easy to spend all day making them. Every super thanks matters. You rock! Love the Tanka.
Vore people liked that title. 😂 That's kinda funny. I just realized words agi is in the center of magic. 👻 They say in the video it's actually cheap to make the robot pills and you just flush it out once it's done.
Seeing people through walls by deducing wifi signal bounce sounds CRAZY! But if you think about it, It's like "seeing" objects by deducing light deflections aka "eyesight." Bats don't get it! lol. We always assume that other humans in other countries will use this technology against us like in some cheesy 007 movie. It's probably more likely that AI will use this information to deliver socks. From Amazon. So our new AI friends have a 6th sense. They can "see" everywhere at the same time like a God. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Yes, it's a thing.
The WIFI thing is not AI, it was around before this hype, I think we need to start taking more time to fact check what is actually AI or not, it might have improved that WIFI thing, I guess that might be true.
Watson playing Jeopardy was machine learning. I use AI for anything is "leard" vs "programed". If it was fed samples and tuned it is AI in the general sense to me.
8:32 That's some Pee-Wee Herman looking stuff, lol. Why not just wear a motorcycle helmet with a face shield at that point? Bound to be cheaper, lol. 🤣
In Ray Kurzweil's new book he actually points out that to pass the Turing test. The system would have to be superhuman and then done itself down because we would know it was a computer if it could speak every language or something obvious.
For Grimlock's research section.
AGI : Artificially Generated Insanity-one algorithm away from taking over the world, but still can't figure out how to make a cup of coffee!
Oh man. Grimlock got another super thanks. What am I? Chop liver? Jk. The your AGI is way more accurate. Insanity. Thanks for the donation.
@@dylan_curiousthe Joke was generated by GPT-4o.
My assumption is you won't give up and this channel will continue into the future.
This means one day you'll connect Grimlock to the latest LLM and he'll be a cohost on the show.
When it comes to thinking, we are without doubt pattern matching as part of our process, but my experience of it includes world modelling.
When I want to know how many minutes from 3:37 till 4:00 my brain adds 3 then does the maths again to get the 20 for me to know it is 23 mins. But simultaneously I see a clock face and my mind looks at it.
When I'm building anything, my mind visualises the task in 3D space and I move the object around in my mind. Stepping through the process to look for issues. Also to identify a materials list and what tools I'll need. My head is a constant visual and auditory world where I do what I need to do.
I can't see how that's pattern matching.
So I think we have pattern matching systems without doubt, but also a bunch of other systems that together gives us the thinking we all enjoy.
I also think that thinking is a learned skill. Not everyone I know can visualise. Not everyone I know can play a tune back in their head or feel the pitch of the notes or transpose the tune into a different key. None of that is pattern matching as far as I can figure.
I agree that thinking is a learned skill. Also, about the ability to visualize. I am able to very easily and my wife can't. She has ADHD and thinks that may have something to do with it. We both test close to genius in IQ, but we approach how we think and solve problems very differently. There are, as you said, many systems at play beyond pattern matching.
When you showed the robot bird with talons 2 things came to mind IMMEDIATELY; Horizon zero dawn, and the bird creature in Rick and Morty from the froopyland episode.
Please continue using Rick and Morty references. However that is enough of Froopyland for this month.
On the Federated bit, something that blew my mind several years ago was finding out that through federated consensus it's possible for a network to sign a transaction using a threshold while none of the nodes of the network know the secret key making it impossible to hack a private key by compromising a single node but the network or swarm itself given a threshold can still sign a valid transaction without knowing the key.
What... you... are ... blowing my mind. So like how 10 nodes might hold a prime number but the sum of them could be a number none of them could factor? What do you mean threshold? That is so interesting. What if there is a private key no human could ever know because it's only knowable to the system. What should I read about this? Whos work?
@@dylan_curious yes something like that, it's called distributed key generation I think was introduced as a concept in 2014 or 2015 I think Codius by Evan Schwartz (I think used to work for Ripple) with this distributed smart contract hosting notion where some agent or AI can have its own wallet but you can't hack it to learn it's payment signing private key because it requires sucessful signing beyond a threshold defined by the network such as 70 of 100 nodes or 3 or 5 nodes etc. let me search for the video on RUclips, it's really old!
@@dylan_curious I just looked again, and seems like videos from 2014 are not likely to stick around but I found a portion of that event from Vancouver decentralized that was where I heard it. I'm not sure if it's useful but I think searching for "threshold signatures" or "distributed key generation" and Schwartz might turn up many results even on X since Ripples David Schwartz used to talk about how multisig is not secure enough as every node can still have its key stolen. ruclips.net/video/q3bYz4WQHKM/видео.htmlsi=Ki4wZ2GGS_QldKsE
Watching.. also hope to learn more
sounds similar to zero knowledge proofs , the crypto-currency space has been pioneering innovative consensus mechanisms for awhile now ; a lot of ppl think bitcoin/crypto is only about finance , but its actually about decentralized un-censorable global consensus
The higher the mathematics, the more it is about pattern matching rather than computation.
That is an interesting concept. Like how some infinities are bigger than others and they can nest inside each other. What. Is that math or patterns?
Dude, I'm still missing the Terminator eye! 8-)
Thanks Dylan appreciate you. The Suno song at the end is ooof painful to say the least. Keep on keeping:)
The Wifi tech is at least 5 years old. That was possible even before Ai, I saw videos about it back then. Ai probably made it more accurate though.
Thanks!
Yeah!!! Thank you! I really appreciate the super thanks. Let me know if you want me to cover any specific topics, news, opinions or research.
@@dylan_curious Everything you cover is great!
Can confirm chatgpt is good at roasting. I've told it a lot about myself, and I asked it to roast me, and it delivered some pretty good zingers.
Federated learning seems to be similar to a non-intrusive BOINC but added security and functionality.
There's a little bit more autonomy I think confederated learning, but learning about the non-invasive BOINIC was awesome. I should cover that. "Non-intrusive BOINC refers to running BOINC tasks in a way that does not significantly interfere with the primary use of the computer. This approach ensures that BOINC's operations are low-priority and do not affect the user’s experience or performance for other tasks."
I'm a girl 😊. I love this channel.
By far one of the best... maybe THE BEST! 🤖 🎉
OMG. Calm down everyone we have a girl in the chat. Just stay cool.
boobs or GTFO
jk XD
Sounds to me like the legal and hr departments protecting themselves. (around 10 minutes in)
Man, the singularity freaks me out as well, but it's inevitable. The only thing we can do is try to hold on tight and keep up to date about the relevant info, which is why I believe people like you will be VERY important to the cause.
Also, look into neurobiology and the works of Robert Sapolsky. I've followed his work for years. Very interesting.
My guy thank you 🙏 ya it’s video to video animation. I use Animatediff and stable diffusion! Gen-3 is cool but a bit too limited for what I do.
Oh... I did not know about Animatediff until now. Checking it out. Thanks for the info.
It’s cool to see your analytics and be along for the ride video by video. Keep smashing it man!
You guys have been helping me grow! Thank you. I share but we all learn together.
I'm autistic, a pattern seeker by nature more so than neurotypicals. It's so frustrating to be able to see what others miss routinely. Living in a world where you see what others miss is incredibly isolating.
I bet that is frustrating. But I'm super grateful that people think different so as a whole we humanity comes up with a diverse range of solutions, ideas and thoughts. Hopefully you find enough friends and a community you fit in with to make you feel more connected.
@@dylan_curious Thank you!
31:22 Marinara Trench? - oh, ok...😆
Good for dipping garlic bread into.
obviously his multimodal agentic AI script writing team, generatively hallucinated the italian cuisine continuation after spotting the mile high stack of empty pizza boxes splattered in tomato paste in the kitchen
3:47 She likes it, “al dente.” 😌 Cute…
Al Dente - "Al dente" is an Italian term used to describe a texture that's slightly firm to the bite. It's often used when cooking pasta, indicating that it should be cooked so as to be still firm when bitten, but not hard.
An ode to an innuendo… ☺
Even pattern matching will need computation. Think of it this way, computation is built in to the universe, Any operation in the world is computation.
It just happens in a different substrate.
As always: very interesting!
Great work again : )
Thanks Professor Dylan, I always enjoy my technology class. 🧐
👍🏻🔔
We are all in it together. Soon the student will become the teacher!
16:14 Reminds me of "Innerspace" (1987) - A science fiction comedy film about a miniaturized submarine, with a scientist onboard, that gets accidentally injected into a hypochondriac grocery clerk. The clerk, unaware of the tiny sub and scientist inside him, must navigate through his body to reverse the process, while the scientist and a team of thieves attempt to retrieve the submarine.
Meg Ryan plays the role of Lydia Maxwell, an intrepid and curious reporter who becomes involved in the adventure, helping the clerk and scientist in their quest." The top two billed actors in the movie are Martin Short, who plays the hypochondriac clerk, and Dennis Quaid, who plays the scientist onboard the miniaturized submarine.
24:01 So before the relationship between tokens was encoded with complex numbers and now they moved to quaternions? Octonions will come next?
Maybe it will stop at 11 dimensions? I heard that is what string theory uses.
Best Ai teacher and the best Ai news
Thanks. I've got a lot of work to do to get better, but I love doing it.
That bird technology could be used for drones to "perch", take a rest to conserve batteries and surveil.
That should help Amazon make deliveries. They can perch all day waiting for you to get home. The fly down and drop off the package.
A thought. When you take comments and songify them, why not take comments, give them to Claude 3 and tell it to make them into lyrics, then give it to the songifier.
I'm 90% sure that study was based on a case study that doesn't apply to 90% of scenarios. Oh wait, I may have just proved myself wrong my framing it that way :s
P(H)=P(F)×P(H∣F)
P(H)=0.9×0.9
P(H)=0.81
So, the odds you are wrong, given the specified probabilities, is 0.81 or 81%.
Oh, wow! You're looking fresh and well in this video, good to see you looking healthy! keep up the top videos enjoying them!
Thx. Yep eye is healed and got a new haircut. Freshy, fresh.
eventually it will get smarter slower than the rate at which we get dumber
Maybe we merge just to even things out.
4:38 The ability to see people through walls using WiFi, which could be extremely helpful during hostage situations. This could provide intelligence when targeting the assailants vs the friendlies.
Yeah, that is one positive use of seeing through walls. Love the optimism.
Drop my phone on my face like I owe it money.
On the comparison thing. Maybe that's why almost everything you've never tried tastes like chicken. Would the tardigrade taste like chicken who knows.
OMG. A thought I never had until now. Looks like it would taste like.. a slug maybe? Eww. Not sure. Lets go with chicken.
patterns: read kurzweils “how to creare a mind”.
creare
Mo was saying 2027!
You kept saying 2037 and your text box below you said 2037.
Did you mean that?
I too have accepted , but not yet comfortable with such things existing.
And x-rays! I’m not cool imo
Thanks again for your hard work getting us the ai info👍
You Sir are a gentleman & scholar! 🤝 Keep up the great work!
Sending you good luck vibes via a traditional form of poetry that I just learned about 30 seconds ago called Tanka: 😂
“Consistent quality
Free from hype or deception
A rare find these days
Your dedication shows through
Gratitude for your hard work”
Wow. I really appreciate that! I just happen to love making the videos so it’s easy to spend all day making them. Every super thanks matters. You rock! Love the Tanka.
Vore people liked that title. 😂 That's kinda funny. I just realized words agi is in the center of magic. 👻
They say in the video it's actually cheap to make the robot pills and you just flush it out once it's done.
Yeah. Then all the cameras will end up in american sewer systems. Looking at who knows what.
Seeing people through walls by deducing wifi signal bounce sounds CRAZY! But if you think about it, It's like "seeing" objects by deducing light deflections aka "eyesight." Bats don't get it! lol. We always assume that other humans in other countries will use this technology against us like in some cheesy 007 movie. It's probably more likely that AI will use this information to deliver socks. From Amazon. So our new AI friends have a 6th sense. They can "see" everywhere at the same time like a God. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Yes, it's a thing.
Dylan I work for a big corpo and less that 5% people use gen AI - other are sceptic.
The WIFI thing is not AI, it was around before this hype, I think we need to start taking more time to fact check what is actually AI or not, it might have improved that WIFI thing, I guess that might be true.
Watson playing Jeopardy was machine learning. I use AI for anything is "leard" vs "programed". If it was fed samples and tuned it is AI in the general sense to me.
8:32 That's some Pee-Wee Herman looking stuff, lol. Why not just wear a motorcycle helmet with a face shield at that point? Bound to be cheaper, lol. 🤣
Said it before. But I really dig on the odd tidbit news format.
So glad you enjoy it. Makes it more fun for me when I am sourcing cool stuff.
When it comes to exceeding the intelligence of most humans, the bar isn't particularly high ;)
In Ray Kurzweil's new book he actually points out that to pass the Turing test. The system would have to be superhuman and then done itself down because we would know it was a computer if it could speak every language or something obvious.
Or you could just buy a mechanical arm to hold your phone or tablet for 20 bucks :s
Th most liked comment is also AI made I think.
That would not surprise me. I wonder about dead Internet theory all the time.
I really enjoy your light-hearted delivery. I am certain you will hit 100k in no time. 🤍
Oh man, that seems like it's gonna be a long way off, but if you believe in me... then maybe.