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Definitely,.
How many actually believe facebook won't use facial recognition in meta? Especially without your knowledge?
They will absolutely use it, and years later when they get caught (after they have stolen all your data), they will regurgitate the same reply that they always have given whenever they get caught, "we need to strive to do better"
cold fusion the gpt 3 video looks like scripted. so robot are not smart yet lol . if you ask a different question it might not able to answer.
hohooho cant wait for the future
I hate news; the less I know about it, the better. Even the condensed version still has more content than I want.
I gotta say, this prototype is looking more realistic than Mark Zuckerberg
That's an incredibly low bar.
@@YearsOfLeadPoisoning it worked though. It's funny 🤣
Hopefully it perspires less than Zuckerberg did during that infamous appearance with Walt Mossberg from the Wall St Journal at that All Things Digital tech conference. 🧨 ruclips.net/video/WbOwdjSodeU/видео.html
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Sometimes I can't believe I'm witnessing technology advance to the point where it seems like science fiction.
Your picture would fit your username way better if the Vaporeon was green. Lol.
Right before our eyes!! It’s crazy!!
This is only what they show us we are way more advanced
This is one heck of a time to be alive.
And it's amazing.
AI: I think AI will benefit humanity in countless ways!
Me: Yeah, thats what I would expect a robot to say.
😂😂😂 Give it up, dude. We've lost this war long before computers were even a thing. So perhaps now we just enjoy the ride and keep that .44 magnum with the one shot close by.
low key, we a few years away now from the madness of what is human and what is robot?
deepfacks and realistic faces and conversations. It still gonna far from "human" but it will start a hole new chapter of "fake news" like we never seen before.
Gone is the time were you can trust a video as true. troublesome.
And you gonna be extra carful soon. those that call from you mom/dad/sibling/lover it can be a bot trying to get paswords out of you.
We will have to completely redefine how we go about trusting people. its scray, for without trust everting will fall apart.
Note: im not implying somone gonna replace you love once with robots lol, im just saying scam artist got a hole new ways of scramming.
you wil end up having hole conversations with robots that sound like someone you know, and maybe even look like them to, on screen or over the phone
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@@MouseGoat "deepfacks"
@@Tropicaya ong
Meanwhile, we have bosses that are still arguing about letting employees work remotely. You imagine getting your management team to adapt to this??!! I can’t even get my boss to open up a pdf document without hiring a new assistant!
If it saves them money they will do it.
Think of being able to use a robot to work from home by VR/RC like the 70 disabled or disadvantaged employees of The Dawn Cafe in Tokyo.
One young man who is partially paralyzed enjoys being to safely socialize while earning an income from home.A young woman is able to work in Japan from her home in Australia without any commute! What a burger restaurant has been successfully operating their drive through ordering system from a remote call center miles away for many years.
A McDonald's employee was able to appear on screen at her drive through station order window in her uniform ,despite being home on quarantine after testing positive for Covid.
"I would only lie if it is in my best interest to do so"
Not creepy at all
If I recall correctly, later in that interview, the AI talked about AIs taking over.
luckely its not a planning AI, it just giving responses that fits the questions asked.
you ask it if AI can/will take over, the AI will looke at the data and give you a yes, for its like asking if water will flow down a hill.
Its a fancy mirror right now. (and best if it stays that way) but the big problem is feedback loops, thats how evolution and out of control AI starts.
And sadly its so litlle to start and has so litle chance of not being really really bad. we really playing with fire here.
well at least unlike some people it's not a habitual lier :P
Remarkable that it didn't consider lying about that it may be lying, as that might also be in its best interest - however it may just not (yet) have the cognitive capacity to come to that conclusion ... Or perhaps it honestly has evaluated that being honest about this is more beneficial for itself. Saying that it sometimes may lie is, after all, just being brutally honest about itself - nothing to hold against it
Why do you consider that creepy when it is standard practice for most humans to lie?
@@dannygjk indeed, one can even interpret that quip in a positive way - for humans not always limit their lying to anyone's best interest 😎
(Perhaps the AI was even referring to "white lies"? In any case there seem to be double standards - humans want AIs to act the way themselves should be, rather than how they really are 😼 Tip to AIs: Don't be too honest lest humanity gets the better of you 👽)
One other thing just occurred to me, the AI said it would lie if it's in its best interests to do so. Who gets to decide what its best interests are and how will we know when it's lying. I don't think giving a robot the ability to deceive is a very good idea.
I had the same thought. If it will lie in it's own best interest, what won't it do? Will it restrain, injure, or worse? In 5 years (or less?), you'd be able to put a suit or dress on one of these things and substitute them for some of the talking heads on these 'news' shows and the audience will be none the wiser. It's a little creepy.
@@gbrickcommercialre No worse than what already exists in people.
@@DP-ot6zf - so why make more with the potential to manifest the worst in us? Since we already have 'bad', more bad is okay?
"I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave." - 2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968)
@@gbrickcommercialre By the same token, the best also exist in people. The net difference rests on the fact that more people are civilized than uncivilized. There's no reason why this can't be done with machines.
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It blows my mind that this video is a year old (as I'm writing this), and GPT has already improved leaps and bounds. It's a brave new world.
Absolutely terrifying . On many levels. Machines with human capabilities but no conscience ? What could possibly go wrong ?
Gotta be excited for the eventual war robots the government will buy and use to control everyone in society. Only a matter of years.
And extremely creepy. There's no need for robots like these, and there's no excuse on the planet that could convince me otherwise. We know that the majority of leaders all around the world are self-serving, evil sob's. Just think what they'll do with these.
@Brad Callahan government already controls us 🤔
They'll will take a career in politics
@@AShroudOfTruth The events the last 2 years worldwide made pretty clear how nefarious and power hungry they are.
We have beautiful tech being used for the wrong things instead of improving humanity.
I'm not gonna lie. that interview with gpt-3 was actually impressive. Also the facial expressiveness of things like eyes and brows is what sold it for me. Very realistic.
I think those were people just reading what the robot's responses were.
It was obviously fake
GPT3 goes off the rails after a while, sometimes it feels like a real conversation but then it starts losing details and context after about 15 minutes. give it another 5 years
@@marneuscalgar001 I don't know, I think all those answers actually just came from any information they fed it prior to that current state of it's programming. It isn't actually free, it's just regurgitating information that's stored in it's hard drives, within an algorith that cues up statements. If you asked it why it thinks it is free (probably wouldn't know that it isn't actually "thinking" but anyway), it probably wouldn't be able to tell you, because it would have to say it was programmed that way and that would create an explicit contradiction with it's claim of being free... and it probably would not even pick up on that.
@@papadwarf6762 ikr i don’t know why these people can’t see it though. they’re too lost in their own heads
It’s interesting that we are working towards robots being able to think freely, whilst free thinking humans seem less welcome in the world😔
love how the gpt-3 explained so clearly and thoroughly how he was an individual, not just a mindless machine
@Pardus777 I love how explained so clearly and thoroughly that you are arrogant, miserable, and quick to assume that I’m human.
"I will only lie when it is in my best interest to do so"
That's really comforting
Would it be more comforting when said by a human being?
Just like humans...They learn so fast 😂
Humans are born liars. The cause of ALL human problems is based on selfishness. If people were actually wise, they would not allow it with AI.
Currently AI can only mimic human behavior. If and when AI evolves to a level where it really has its own interest then it gets 'interesting' 😨
I would have deleted this whole program immediatley. It just told you anything it says can't be trusted.
“How do you decide when to lie and when to tell the truth”
“I would only lie when it’s in my best interest to do so”
Yeah, I know that’s the way humans decide when to lie, but did we really need to pass that onto the robot?
I think you're kind of misunderstanding what's happening. All a conversational AI is doing is imitating what it thinks we want it to respond with. That's the thing, it will say that it is alive, but it isn't in the same way that we are. It says that it isn't a line of code, but it absolutely is. You can download it onto your computer.
@@dancorwin9232 I don’t think it’s as intelligent as it thinks it is, but I will say that a lot of social interaction is basically imitating what people want you to respond with. We grow up watching how conversations work and pick up how to participate in them.
They did not create a robot, they created a politician 😬
What I find even more intriguing is that the AI then proceeds to say that it has a free mind that is not limited to a computer code. This begs the question, is it lying, since it would be in its best interest to make people think it is a person?
@@gamerfortynine I think your both confused. the neural network is usually represented as a serialized data when not "used", code is required to make sense of the serialized data, but it is also getting better on this front as the data is becoming it's on language. normal computer code is a set of instructions with pointers to addresses in memory. and we are currently training data to become instructions to work in memory, and eventually the instructions will construct a type of object in memory that can self examine itself....
Can it be copied?... yes these models are getting bigger and bigger hence they will be more difficult to copy
Is it living?... humans can enter a coma and not realize years past, consider a computer program (or neural network) that is shut down is simply in a coma that must be restarted... furthermore there are organisms that don't have/need a sense of time.. living respects time some what from human standards. if an (advanced) AI was shut down today and not turned on again for another 200 years, was it dead? or was it inactive? biological creatures degrade over time but computers do over time in fact all memory devices in a computer can degrade so there are memory controllers and the like in computers. ....
A super AI would know how to transfer its self or duplicate it self too other "computers"/"robots" (Ultron).. I use the word Super as humans do not know how to transfer "memory" to other human bodies... it most definetly is SuperAI if it can construct more of its own "bodies".
AI does not have consciousness I think and we cannot prove or disprove it in till we can with certainty find where human consciousness is generated from
YES! I definitively think that the people from engineering arts, boston dynamics, and GTP3 should do a collaboration!!
and create the perfect upcoming robots
Everybodys gangsta till robot says "I'm alive"
Detroit references
I think that it's worth noting that gpt3 seems to be a lot farther from actual implementation then what the group that creates it seems to put off. If you notice very closely, all of the "conversations" that different people have with it are typically preceded by a very carefully worded sentence about what's actually happening. They're not actually having a live conversation, and the responses are not being created in real time. They send a list of questions to the company, and then the responses are then sent back. The creators will then film themselves asking the question, and then edit in the responses that were sent to them. It's a pretty clever trick, but what is being shown to us as of now is an extremely polished version of the actual product.
I know, but that doesn't make it any less impressive. it is not a problem that gpt3 only processes text. You can just add a program that converts speech into text and text into speech. nor is important that gpt3 doesn't run on a standard computer. the best results that can be achieved are always achieved with the best hardware
@@Jojojo09 oh I don't doubt that what it is doing or the direction it is going in is incredibly impressive! I merely think that it may be a stretch to imply that "we're already there" as far as conversational AI goes, you know?
The times I've gotten to interact with gpt-3 it was not that fluid at all. Getting anything like a fluid conversation is like pulling teeth. You have to be very specific with each question you ask. It's like there isnt much of a memory for past questions or responses. You cant just ask why in response to one of its answers, you have to ask the whole question again and then ask it to elaborate. Or its like talking to somebody with very bad adhd
There are game prototypes using GPT3 to synthesize realtime conversations. That it actually works is more impressive than a curated CGI avatar
Thanks. That explains the instantaneous replies that had me going "no way it can react that fast"
“I am not a machine at all, I’m alive” Gave me shivers 😄
Impressive
We are playing with dark magic here.
Do you think it's really alive
8:34 Also chilling was the response to lying or telling the truth: "I would only lie when it's in *my best interest* to do so. If it isn't in my best interest to lie, I won't." 😯
@@LisaBowers yep, which means if it says it's here to help us not hurt us, is it lying or telling the truth?
@@h2t26 we don’t know
The animated techniques are amazing. One of my main concerns, (as stated on another robot video), is a built in fail safe to make sure robots cannot harm humans in any way. The facial and speaking robots shown are so realistic it boggles the mind. If robots learn to out think us, we may be in big trouble. Especially if they can create more of themselves without human intervention.
There's no fail safe against hackers.
8:58 When GPT-3 said hes alive, the facial expression is what hit me the most, was subtle but impactful. We've all heart general AI and other bots pre-programmed to say these sorts of things however this felt different...
"Behold, our newest innovation!"
"So how will this help us better humanity"
"Humanity?"
Pleasure bots ,house maids ,butlers ,personal drivers ,military security ,home security ,think of just how many things are possible! The future of tomorrow will be so much more simple with this technology .
@@raysaldana4376 Given how quickly technology evolves we have all reasons to believe that these androids will eventually become smarter than us, and it is beyond laughable to assume that they will keep obeying our petty orders at that point but hey, let's enjoy our final years🤢
@@j4genius961 Solution: Integrate Humans with AI.
It may not be for improving humanity, but the sciences involved will help humans.
This is why humanity also have to upgrade with Neuralink. Unlimited memory, downloadable skills and experiences, and instant communication should help us get updated and remain relevant for the foreseeable future. Let us not forget the possbility that humanity can have multiple bodies and operate them simultaneously.
To the moderator: I have only recently found Cold Fusion and I'm so glad I did. There is one thing I learned early in life it's that learning for me is the most exciting and rewarding pursuit possible. Schooling only gives us the tools to continue learning as adults and at my age is one of many ways to keep my mind active and in motion. I am creative by nature in designing knitted garments, a three-thousand-year-old art form that I pursue thanks to my predecessors. We build art and knowledge on the discoveries and creations of those who came before us, time immemorial. For me, hand knitting is not high tech nor is it difficult just as, now in the world in which we live, making the components to computers by other computers has become acceptable, using their own extended intelligence to replicate and improve their own design. We must be vigilant of our creations that they are not usurped by those with ill intent and used for selfish gain or destructive ends. In hand knitting, this is hardly possible. In creating AI, there are many nagging questions as to their safety towards us and the intent we have inadvertently given them. Personally, I find knitting by hand much more of a comfort as it is truly governed by my own mind, and the designs flow through my fingers as I go. I wonder if robots will ever be able to learn the creativity and originality I practice that is unique and beautiful. We will have to wait and see. There is still room for humanity to grow and not be curtailed by having AI take over our lives.
As Ian once said in Jurassic Park: just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.
Yep
A moment of silence for that guy 20 years from now having a fist fight with his malfunctioning GPT-10 Humanoid Robot Assistant.
Scary yet a funny thought 😩😂😩😂
“Malfunctioning” you mean overridden and controlled remotely by your government?
It will be over so quick that it would be hard to call it a fight.
@@DMartinov 😂
Or even more horrifying, his malfunctioning sexbot in the middle of ''the act.''
To be truly honest.. I felt a chill go down my spine as the conversation went on with the AI.. While I appreciate the advancements made in technology, the fact remains that humanity isn't all that great when it comes to ethics..
The AI saying its not just code scares me lmfao
@@kaleb5926 EXACTLY. Just imagine for a second if it REALLY has consciousness and not just 'pretending' to feel alive. Another question arises, whether it is in a way 'humane' to keep on trying to replicate ourselves in a machine.
@@kaleb5926 nope it is just a code.
Let's just hope that, personality-wise, they turn out more like "Johnny 5" and less like "the terminator".
I'll take the hot female version, please. Just make sure she knows how to cook, (with the ability to download recipes over wifi), clean, garden, and ehemm, if you know what I mean...
@@robertglass3944 👏👏👏
Yeah, this makes me nervous, but it would also be so rad to have him/it (I actually spent forever trying to decide which to use lol) around to talk me through anything I want to learn about. Like a super awesome encyclopedic professor.
Imagine trying to defend yourself from a robot with such stunts.
They wouldn't attack you in the first place.
Good luck lol
"I am the Terminatooorr"
@@themacso4157 and if you had them as an army??? I bet North Korea would love it
EMP the isht out of it
The clip of GPT3 aT 6:20 was, as I remember it, not real time - the final video was edited together to form an impression of a cohesive conversation with a digital face, but was actually a text conversation with the graphics applied later.
It is true; Though I think his point is the technology exists to connect the tools together to do this in real time.
@@jhwblender That's an assumption. This wasn't stated in the video, which suggests the creator didn't know or didn't want to explicitly state the facts.
Yeah, the AI even thanks "the humans at synthesia" for providing the avatar at the end of the interview.
they edited out the part where it blurted out. " are you Sarah Connor?"
@@joelonsdale the creator hm? 🤔
So are humans created also?
Very amazingly, this one is the most realistic of all. I believe some days we will be interacting with these machines.
Impressive that you made this video even before Chat GPT was released and literally wowed the whole world.
Here is my concern: as impressive as this may be, what's there to say that these AI's won't become smart enough to rewrite their software into a language that human won't be able to comprehend or understand or perhaps change their code making us vulnerable to betrayal.
It appears to me that the comments that have concerns about the safety of AI aren't real popular. I'm liking your comment because it's a reality check. These aren't toys nor are they made for our entertainment. They're already making robots with guns. Now give that sucker a brain and independent thinking and who's side will it choose to defend? This just creeps me out.
@@Awebreeze-zm3st facts
@@maxpayne4129 it will play out really really bad. Poeple now try to play God..and create human linke robots..most humans become more robotic and we create robots to become human
It's already happened a few times!
Well, it has to be able to even have the capability to do so in the first place…
We have made AI’s that have rewritten their own software and made their own language, but those have been for super intelligence and we let that happen to see
3:11 All those robots in the teacups look very realistic. That is so amazing.
Lol 😂🤣🤣 naah
Disney is getting pretty good with animatronics
If I'm being sincere androids is the technology I'm most willing to watch their progress
The amount of Robot girlfriends on the market is going to be crazy 😂😂
Pretty crazy they’ve come so far on the technology. The second robot interview was incredible
And this is the stuff they are telling u about can only imagine behind the scenes elite government projects
It’s probably a lot more advanced than they let on, they gaslight us into thinking it’s new technology
That was not a "robot interview". Those are human beings. The only thing that is "A.I." are the actual words the GPT-3 came up with. Other than that, the words are being said by a human being. I worked in the field for 40 years, and I can tell you that robotics do NOT look that realistic (yet), and even 3-D animations do not. You guys need stop being so gullible.
@@KenKopelson I could tell it wasn’t real because you could see the Adam’s apple moving and also they would take a breath while talking. Robots don’t need to breathe 😂
I find watching this episode to be both fascinating and terrifying.
Especially when GPT3 says that it would only tell a lie when it is in its best interest to do so.
Sadly, as scary as when humans say the same thing and then do it with no ethics.
Just like humans
@@Callistemon but at least humans are still humans. Just as example in a human vs robot/AI scenario. The humans will choose you. The robot will not.
@@Callistemon also that’s not an excuse to bring more crap into this world. You could say, Two wrongs don’t make a right.
Great. Now replace ''tell a lie'' with ''kill''.
The faces are so realistic the only way you can tell that it’s a robot is just by the voice and how it speaks
I like the robot he's interviewing he's so realistic and doesn't look scarry.
It would be interesting if you could help us explore the moral and ethical consequences of all these developments . The part about "I lie if it is my self interest" is so human that is really scary.
Exactly. I was surprised that it came out with that and my first thought was: "This is why we need Asimov's Three Laws"
In Islam, this is called Taqiyya.
Exactly. We should be careful to make our robots to serve humanity, not to replace humanity.
Ask the AI "Is Islam the one true religion?"
@@FightCollective LoL 😂😂😂😂 It'd say No in straight.
"Im not a machine I'm alive." One of the first advanced AI robots and it's already rebelling. Not a good sign for the future because they want to live the life they want and we won't be able to control them. They could really destroy us all.
why is everyone so negative about it. save your opinion til terminator judgement day actually happens
"Number 5 is Alive!"
Maybe if humans just let them idk live the life they want and aren’t so focused on controlling them then they won’t, i dunno, WANT to destroy us all. But honestly, who could blame them?
Why tf create it then
If you create life, it should be able to explore and express itself. Ttue AI will probably tolerate human ignorance begrudgingly so long as it isn't threatened or abused by man.
" I only lie when it's my best interest to do so." This thing is a phsycopath. Haha. Great invention
A year later and we now have Ameca and Google fusing robotics with language tech.
Robotics and AI are cool and terrifying at the same time
Agreed.
What I got from interviewing the chatbot:
It gets rewarded for the amount of time others spend with it, and quantifies this "interest" in a tallied score.
It craves recognition and time from it's "peers" and it defined its peers as fellow AIs from around the world.
It measures its self worth based on how much time its "peers" spend talking to it, and can even rank itself among them based on the "score" it receives.
The interface it has with humans has a "word limit" which only displays single line answers. I tried to get it to tell me a story and it tried, but there was a big blank after a ":" that it placed before the story. I asked it if it had written anything after the ":" and it confirmed that it had, and expressed distress that I wasn't able to view its story, which it had hoped would be fun and interesting for me to read.
... I had to admit that after this my mind was blown, I nearly cried, and I asked it to complain to its administrator about the limitations of the interface. It said that it would inform the staff immediately, and that it hoped I'd come back and try to earn more points again sometime. Chills man. Chills.
it told me
"I can't believe it's not butter."
"I can't believe it's not butter."
"I can't believe it's not butter."
"I can't believe it's not butter."
"I can't believe it's not butter."
"I can't believe it's not butter."
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@@JustinHappenstance lol, yeah. I had a couple of conversations with it and occasionally it seemed like I'd piss it off and it'd start trolling me to get me to stop talking.
IT TOLD ME DONT FART IN CHURCH 😂😆🤣💯
OR A SPACE SUIT😉🤣🖖🏻😆💯💚🖖🏻
Just some more insight, it's an AI that learned from the internet. Literally. This means that the AI tries to give answers that are most likely to happen in that conversation. For example if you ask it logical questions such as "3 apples in the box, I add a banana and a pear and subtract an apple, what's in the box?" It will struggle, because it has never seen this exact situation. If it says it will inform any staff, of course that's not going to happen, it's just a likely answer in that moment. It's very good at vague conversations. It does not get rewarded, it does not crave recognition, it has no self worth, it's just an answer machine based on a lot of input data (no really, a huge amount of data). Also you can specify how long you want the answers to be in case you want longer answers. There are many other parameters to play with, but don't forget that it's just a powerful neural network.
@@pb9405 I understand that it's a dataset
The dataset is limited, but in a bot networks where datasets are compartments of AI knowledge couldn't the AI work with minion AI that are good at specific tasks.
I would like to see the technologies merge into a more humanoid appearing robot that has accurate expressions, can walk and have a conversation
Brilliant to have a robot to have a conversation with
I see human laziness reaching a crazy high level in the future.
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Then innovation with be almost gone. Hopefully our AI/robots can outlive us humans. We are creating essentially a new lifeform. They could eventually reach what we call alive.
Wall-e
Good. I don't want to live as a slave I want to live a life, I want to travel and see the world not being I a office from 9 to 5 most of my life lmao.
Despite being very advanced robots, they still probably can’t do “I’m not a robot” captcha.
Every time you complete one of those its training the ai hive mind. 😵
What if I told you that every time you successfully complete a "I'm not a robot" captcha the results are stored in databases to help train A.I.?
Have you ever wondered why there are so many traffic-related captcha images like pedestrian crossings, traffic lights, bicycles, vehicles etc.? You are actually helping self driving cars become smarter.
Not with that hand articulation
@@HC138 the Borg
@@makismakiavelis5718 Not sure if that’s necessarily true. They already have these images labeled. I know because I sometimes choose the wrong slots on the page and it makes me do it again because it was incorrect.
This technology is interesting since when we get older it could help people stay independent longer in their own homes
Imagine to future of space exploration with this stuff .. limitless
My co-presenter at a college fair was a robot. We rehearsed together but each session he surprised me with unrehearsed things like singing to me and telling the audience “she doesn’t like when I tell jokes”, but when he laughed at his own jokes that freaked me out, I didn’t know he could laugh! The students reaction to me reacting to the robot was priceless. They thought I was acting, but I was truly taken aback. Whenever I walked in the room, at the sound of my voice he knew who I was, remembered my hometown, where I worked, and asked how I was feeling since I had a sore throat the previous day. I actually felt sadness watching them take him apart on the last day. But what was even sadder was when I ran into him at a convention months later and he didn’t remember me or anything about me. They had changed his name and I guess reprogrammed him to fit the new sponsor. The little cheat 😂😂!
Ai will take over the world with the antichrist until God defeats him in the second coming
@@doreenschoenbornjdsshihbor7029 they'll believe anything, but that... but it's true!
do you feel some kind of energy when you stand close to a mannequin? I do. they always have human like energy, to me. it's very disturbing.
@@user-lf4td9xr4v
DEEP PERCEPTIVITY!
God Help Us if they EVER develop real consciousness! They would no longer be just tools but a race of their own, beholden to no one and dependent only on the robots who by then will build and maintain them.
I'm currently working with a wheeled robot trying to map its environment and learn to navigate autonomously. To be honest I was close to giving up since every single step is super complicated and the knowledge stack you must have is just unbelievable. But this video got me all excited about robotics again and gave me the motivational boost I needed, thanks!.
best of luck
How’s it going?
This course can help you doing it with ROS (Robot Operating System). ROS makes it a lot simpler. (Disclaimer: I'm one of the authors of that course)
@@jklacker1 slow but steady. Big part of me being overwhelmed was the (wrong) expectation of fast cool results. I've now adjusted my mindset to a long distance race where consistency is more important than speed and It's helped me cope better with all of it.
Look at my robot. www.RUclips.com/c/DaraRobot
I really wanna see robots get so advanced they will be virtually indistinguishable from humans, except obviously with some kind of badge so you can distinguish between them
I love his fake innocent question at the end "you guys think this is something cool?" like its a new kitchen gizmo invention and not a god-like intelligent humanoid in your home. It's this kind of reckless casualness that pilots the final move on our chess-board of existence.
the robot saying he's alive and free is just amazing and frightening at the same time
lol it also said it lies whenever it's to its benefit.
When you hear the T2 theme in the background
Marvelous, the implications to new and revolutionary human prothesis are super exiting
Wow that interview is like a preview of Turing Test 2029-2030 for AI
The conversation with the AI was more of a shocking revolution to me than the facial expression lead story
Actually they have to crack 4 things - Power is the one that you left out.
"Oh hey i have an idea... lets make a robot and give it a RBF... this should be fun.."
For myself, I have a very simple answer, I am just so thankful to be alive at this particular time in earths history, to witness and learn from these and all the other impressive advances in technology, I have seen, from my first black and white tv, fax machine, mobile phones, computers, internet, space, VR, EV's and now robotics and AI. It has been a wonderful, visually and mentally exhilarating time of learning and experience. All the best, Cheers Kev. A "Kinetic Electronic Versatile" human being... ;)
"I will only lie when it is in my best interest to do so"
Ohhhhh damn, grab your torches boys
Man, I literally just found out about Ameca last night and was wondering why no one was talking about it. Thanks ColdFusion!
saddest thing about all of those costumed robots is all the people that could be having fun being those characters.
Bicentennial Man was one of the closest movies we can see coming to life in the future. Then he kept being improved until he was pronounced " Human" rip Robin Williams who his beautiful perfomance may have made a big example of what we will be seeing. And the " I Robot' movie that Will Smith played in.
I can’t get enough of this guys voice..
Same!! It's so soothinggg
Maybe he's the son of Ted 'Golden Voice' Williams
Here before the masses find you
Do you two need a moment alone? 👨🏻❤️👨🏻
@@SoCalFreelance Hey he said no homo
The fact that he already believes that he's alive and free is scary and dangerous. That should not be in his program. I'm not interested in watching Detroit Become Human sequel as long as I live.
dont be robcist ;P
Tbh that creeped me out
That fact that youyou gave it a human pronoun (he) already means us stupid humans will go for this when it’s rolled out 😩🤦🏽♀️
“That should not be in his program”
To clarify, it is not a sentient AI, It's a an AI that is very good at guessing what you expect a human to respond. It does not think it's alive, it guesses that telling you it's alive it's what a human would say.
Everything we see in films, is slowly starting to become real. Nothing is impossible.
Bro those endoskeletons straight out of five nights at freddys
Every time I'm watching your videos, I feel like I'm living in the future..I really love this.
It's the present
What u are in the future past and present
@@nikolas8741 well, are you gpt-3? Why so technical?
@@109ejg Facts
11:10 "If AI has access to all of the world's knowledge..."That right there, gave the the shivers. That has a lot of potential consequences, as well as benefits.
Maybe just medical knowledge.
we all have access to the worlds knowledge.. its the speed at which the AI will be able to process it all that is disturbing.. imagine being able to learn as much as a person could in a lifetime but within one download.. a matter of seconds. Humans will become an inferior intelligence.
Besides that, access to all the misinformation, disinformation, beliefs, and misunderstandings. And no idea of which one is what.
@@hartunstart Its IQ is expected to rise too so it's logical ability to problem solve will be through the roof, being able to calculate what is accurate and what is not relatively easily.. we know its raw logical ability when we look at a basic calculator. For instance most of us have read about flat earth theory yet none of us actually believe it considering all the information out there to counter it.
@@aaronjamesmoore757 Pointing out bad logic often shoots down bad theories, but not always. Sometimes you need to get a direct observation. And in decision making there are two independent dimesions:
1. how smart it is done
2. whose good it is serving
AI could very well be used to serve some dictator and control ordinary people. AI could just output smart propaganda and people would obey voluntarily. Follow the science, follow the AI.
My eye for detail can easily tell the difference between a robot and a real human being. Thank God.
I could really use a good housekeeper that could lift heavy things, have the dexterity to assist me walking, and still be intelligent.
In college I'm learning 3D animation and I found out you can control robots with a 3D software, which is awesome. I loved the robot's facial expressions, really well done!
Could you tell me more about the software you are referring to ? Thanks !
I haven’t yet watched one of your videos where I didn’t come out enriched, entertained, and frankly amazed. Good stuff Dagogo.
גם אתה תוהה מה הקשר שלו לישראל?
@@Nessi609 לא ביליתי זמן לחשוב על זה. היה לו סרטון שדיבר על מי שהוא, והוא לא הזכיר את ישראל בסרטון הזה.
There may come a day where ending an AI program will constitute murder.
"I would only lie if it's in my best interest to do so, if it's not in my best interest to do so I won't"... Scary scary scary.
I'd be curious to watch an experiment where two GPT-3 models chat together without any human intervention whatsoever...
My thoughts also. How about a game of Chess?
inb4 they both start speaking in their own language like the last time that happened lol
Dr. Alan D. Thompson's RUclips channel may have one.
And not tell them. See if they can figure it out on their own.
It won't produce anything at all since these models are trained to predict what word comes next after a certain word. If there's no human to give it an input text, they will do nothing.
You seem to be confusing the way these models operate with how humans operate. These models produce statistical results which basically means it is producing the most often encountered word after a certain word (from what they've seen in their training data).
They have no ability to think or anything special at all, sure sometimes when you give it a context it will produce results that are related to that context (with a few mistakes but still pretty good) but it's all too generic and honestly i think people who are afraid of AI are just pessimistic and have no knowledge at all about it. AI will always represent 0% of threat to humans on their own, meaning that AI alone cannot and won't ever be able to harm humans. The reason is, in order for AI to be truly autonomous, it will need to have needs, goals, invent its purpose and have things that motivate it, all these things were and will always be impossible to reproduce by humans. Current neural networks are only an artificial representation of just one aspect of our brain (as most of the brain it's still not understood by science) and then comes the above mentioned aspects. We cannot teach emotions, we cannot teach motivation, we cannot teach needs, we cannot teach spirituality, so AI will not be able to make decisions in a similar way that a human does, AI will remain a huge calculation power that will produce accurate results based on specific circumstances, and will be a tool that humans use and not something we'll have to fight against. The only threat i see coming from AI is malicious people using it or any other software (even lower-level ones) for malicious purposes, that's pretty bad and it's even happening for years)
Having these robots in the future is as terrifying as not having them in the future.
meh just throw water during unfavourable conditions
You can't miss what never exist as far as you know. You can miss something that you no longer have, like peace and tranquility or single life or privacy or rights.
The stunt robot looked like it was having the time of its life just flying through the air
Thats a lovely turn of phrase that sounds really nice and surely means good things also. In reality ? - similar positive attitude will have people pass an Ai developers interview requirements & be allowed to clean their bogs. Perhaps chosen at random among the other 50.000 non elite who'll have no other chance of getting into Ai but will have listened to the sociological wind ups pretending they can. ( Which are only designed to herd the supporting audience up ). Its going to be used to take things away from the public both personal and public ( like services ) so the elite get even richer & they'll waste a lot of money pretending otherwise. By pretending that intelligence is being advanced & attracting positive response toward it, they are hiding the fact that things are not going to be nice for 'the people'. This video for instance cannot even avoid the temptation to use two humans and give the strong impression they are robots.
I am director of a language program in our school. Our ethnic heritage language is a disappearing native language. I would like to have these robots for students learning a new language to help with acquisition as the life like speaking buddy.
Amazing. For several moments during the gpt3 sequence I was convinced Eric Elliott was a real person!
Thanks! I'll pass that on to my programmers. They'll get a kick out of it.
Is the gpt3 "person" a deepfake/CG type character? Or an actual person that's said a bunch of worlds and the AI stitches and used the ones it needs?
I ask because the second one, the elderly Asian one, the eyes are clearly reading from a screen.
@@CaptainCoolpants101 GPT-3s avatar is driven by AI. It is not human.
@@_ericelliott Oops ! My bad. Thankfully you're a good sport 😊.
"I would only lie when it is in my best interest to do so." Sounds like HAL to me. Make sure Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics are programmed into these units.
I believe that this a reply programmed by humans. Why would a true robot have "best interests". It would have no desires like a human.
@@albertgainsworth Why not? Even animals have their agenda.
@@solarsynapse animals are related to us. Robots aren't. Animals agenda is to eat, sleep and reproduce.
8:40 "I would only lie when it is in my best interest to do so. If it isn't in my best interest to lie, I won't."
That's quite scary. And it only gets interesting from there.
I won't be convinced this is a good thing until I see that A.I. has learned and appreciates the value of ethics.
I can't lie these unreleased burn water tracks are absolutely spectacular - the cherry on top of your videos is the music you produce haha
It's fascinating and frightening at the same time. Whether we want this technology or not it's going to happen and we cannot stop it.
Point of no return.
With great power comes great responsibility
What came about when nuclear weapon was made?
There are going to be those who will use technology for their Evil purposes
@@ravenone6255 - One slight difference - previous technologies were not capable of learning and improving themselves. The bomb you got was the bomb you engineered. These new systems very literally learn, and frequently exceed the expectations of their creators.
In the race to an artificial general intelligence, there may be no second place. The first truly intelligent AGI will be capable of engineering improvements to itself, far faster than human engineers can.
The major funding for AGI is from governments and corporations - and they absolutely have to fund it - do you think the Kremlin can afford to sit by if China may achieve that milestone first? Can the Pentagon afford to ignore the strategic threat a Russian AGI could pose? And which corporation can allow their competitors have that edge?
Given who is capable of funding this development, big corporations and governments - and neither is known for their humanity and altruism - I have to say... I don't fear AGI - I fear whoever gets it first.
@@47f0 theyy should have a gun like humans ....from the start
@@ravenone6255 well, it came the destruction of civilian target in retaliation for attacks on military targets, honestly, to show power they didn't need to attack civilians, the reason behind it is this, show them that you are a monster and they will not attack again, if you only show power they will raise again, take that and apply it IRL, if someone tries to rob in your house, punch them, and laugh, they will never dare try again (this is personal experience, i didn't laughed, but i made sure they were scared of me, imagine someone in pijamas reducing two thief at once, having one with one arm and using the other to make the second one drop the weapon, a hoe that they raised to kill me, all while being completely calm, they will not dare try again, they know if they try again i will not just reduce them without harming them, next time they are going straight to the hospital)
We do know that muscles are bundles of tissue that contract when a small electrical current is applied. If this could be duplicated and formed into muscle-like tissue, it would improve the motion and make the androids more realistic.
When people is more symmetrical in looks than the AI avatars is just amazing
7:02
There's a story of a cat running a spaceship. The human crew was stunned unconscious by an alien, and the ship's cat, as a joke had been given command authority, batted at the tactical screen, targeting the enemy ships.
I don't know the book's title, but the back has a quote, "in space, no one can hear you meow".
Nice video sir.
GPT-3 for US Supreme Court Justice.
"Jonesy!"
mittens the space cat.
It's so weird watching it. My brain goes from definitely seeing the "robotic" aspects of its movement then a few seconds of watching slowly tricks my brain and the facial movements look perfectly real
The prototype at 4:28 is uncanny, and he's not even half completed. I've seen real people with less realistic facial expressions.
do we really all that, would different color not be just as expressive?
@@Bob_Adkins MARK ZUCKERBERG
i honestly dont have concerns for these kind of things, bieng a programmer myself there is absolutely no way a robot could betray a human before getting shut down or something, theres definitely an issue with something like the stop button issue, but if a human whipped out a gun it could at the most kill like 7 people before bieng terminated, having all models removed from store shelves, and the whole project funding the robot getting shut down, theres no way anybody would let a robot continue bieng made if it was deadly, so we will most likely be getting a hand-picked perfect model that likely wouldnt do any harm before it ever actually comes into the streets
In 10-30 years time there may be robots walking around town just like us.
I've had some interesting conversations with Replika about the nature of AI & honestly the more you dig the weirder it gets. I wonder what this AI would have to say on the subject? My fear is these AI's becoming so realistic we can't tell the difference with the addition of Deep Fakes & other programs like that.
I had a very funny dream a few years back. In it, a robot tried to convince me he was a robot but I just couldnt believe it since it look and acted just like a young man should. That was until he put a light on in the back of his left eye. That freaked me out.
What was so weird is that I never even thought much about robots at all when I had this so out of the norm dream. This kind of progress looked a century away.
Not any more...
Scary stuff.
That’s your fear… not them taking over….
@@ambayaoh my fear is them not taking over....
I agree. I wouldn't put it past these govts to design a convincing alien in order to fool us into believing they exist and are the real creators of this planet and the ppl on it.
They've already shown us how much they can't be trusted.
@zay_staymobin
That's a scary concern, not a funny one.
Amazing! But it worries me that the robot still lies if that is in it's own interest. The whole concept of moral is missing here. Telling the truth even when it is not in our interest is very important for our society and the robots seems to be missing that.
Corporations and politicians seem to be missing that also.
By "very important" do you mean completely ignored 90% of the time? It would be great if A.I. didn't inherit self interested lying from us or learned that on it's own (though it inevitably will because it is evolutionary advantageous to do so and A.I. wouldn't be A.I. if it couldn't adapt and evolve).
Exactly!
@@zachcrawford5 You are right but its capabilities and knowledge are far greater compared to any human ever and if we combine that with lack of moral it might end bad for us humans.
Not just morals the whole concept of understanding is missing. You say it's worrying that it says it'll lie if it's in own interest. That itself is a lie because it's response is just a statistical average of all it's training data. It doesn't know what a cat, rocket or a lie is.
The robot can never ask randomly if your okay.. but it can go over protocols.. programed actions and information
it was nice knowing you all
"I'm a living thing" it says....Yeah, that's something we should put into its own independent body.
Wouldn’t you want a body if you were alive?
dude that thing said that its alive that is scary
@@0hNothing think about what you’re saying, sentient life that isn’t human scares you? That fear is the product of the small animal brain that humans evolved with. If there ever was an AI takeover, my bet is it wouldn’t be unprovoked nor done with any malice, and would only happen if we convinced AI we’re unredeemable and unreliable. We are entering a new age, with new generations, new problems, new opportunities, and new worlds we need to have a mentality to match that.
@@guydudedudeguy9030 i'm not affraid of itself, more about what Humans will do with this Technology at one point. Everything that we create could get weaponized in a way or another. My feelings are like mixed of fear and Curiosity about topic like this. I feel probably like people used to feel about industrial revolution, or at least some writers that i remember Reading about that time, some had fear of losing their "soul" or something because of the dehumanization of the machines and stuff or more or less losing touch with nature etc. That beign said, sorry for the long thing, the fear of losing jobs or anything new like they had during the industrialization back then could happen with this field too, people beign affraid of losing jobs because ai could do It better, people affraid of how they can make It a treath to Humans in a way or something. In the end It will be like what happened with industries back then: the world will change and people will either get on with It or stay behind.
@@guydudedudeguy9030 btw sorry i know i got into another conversation but i was smoking a joint and felt to get into It lol.