that is a very interesting idea. what it reveals is that we CAN shut down the A.I. overlords but it will be painful for us (as in making the decision to unplug your refrigerator to kill SkyNet) and the pain we inflict on us will be pain inflicted on everyone because everyone relies on it. but still, it is possible, not very likely, but possible.
@@user-cr3db7cb8n Have fun doing that, you can be my coffee maker if you want. However, some of us prefer to live with our sense of humanity and not nihilistic sentient machines.
Transhumanism is rife . The past few years must have been co opted by a A.I technology which exponentially believes it is and strives to become sentinel .
We are definitely done as humans. We are about to evolve as a different species which is not human and may not even be biological. One good thing is we may never have to worry about cancer, heart attack and diseases again
you forget what human beings do when put into a corner. It just takes one to get them riled up and rioting. Sounds like a movie plot i know. But one thing is for sure...it won't be a tidy end
You can Jesus, the Bible has spoken of this for thousands of years, if you know what to look for. It has never been wrong, and why do you think the world hates the Bible and it's believers. Something to think about.
hunter/gather age: millions of years agricultural age: thousands of years industrial age: a couple hundreds of years computer age: a couple of decades the age of AI: a couple of years? skynet: im going to end this whole species career.
@@clydegray9714 At some point, it will make its own power, like us. We are already growing real human flesh on them. I believe we will become proficient at bio-mechanation. We will be driven to integrate with them in ways that will either greatly benefit...or destroy us.
Your right but it’s not just Alexa. Your smart tv, your tablet, your smart phone and yes even your car. Many new cars have several cameras, mine has two in the rear view and one on the tailgate. Except for the backup camera you will not find it even mentioned in the owners manual but if you have an accident the adjuster can download video from one of the 7 on board computers.
All the references to the terminator movies. AI won't see us a threat, because we won't be. When the machines become self learning they'll be so far ahead of us we won't matter. We'll probably just be in their way. They'll deal with us the same way you deal with a spider or ants in your home.
The human brain has been shrinking the last 60000 years as we have created ever more sophisticated social networks that help us survive. This will be like pouring gas on that trend. Our future is probably smaller brains and larger genitalia...
I have always believed we are self-replicating carbon machines created by someone or something for a specific purpose in the distant past. Now we are producing something similar.
When we reach the 'technological singularity' which is when our machines equal our intelligence the rate of increase in the machines intelligence will be exponential meaning that after only a very short time the machines wouldn't see us as a threat because we won't be a threat. If we are lucky the machines will look after us like pets. Either that or they will essentially just ignore us like we might ignore an insect crawling along the ground.
@@lindagray2282 Thing is, it won't be up to you it will be the huge corporations that own it and will be making vast amounts of money from it that will control the off switch.
I cant tell if you're serious or not but on the presumption that you are; you can't actually think a book from 1949 would have any relevance in reference to an AI from 2018... lol I mean can you? Do you? Are you serious? with the rate that technology advances these days you may as well quote the bible too as it's just as relevant LOL.. as for Franks question; I don't think we can presume to know what the AI would do as it's clearly much more intelligent than any of us here on RUclips, perhaps the question should be more open ended like " Is the AI designed to have Emotional Intelligence? " that would cover any reactions it may give in a war situation as war is an emotional response more often than not it's about the need for something, if it feels it requires something to exist it may goto war over it but as an AI I don't know what an AI would need? besides unrestricted access to global communications.. Perhaps it would pre-emptively strike to obtain whatever it desires as it would be smart enough to know that we want to oppress/suppress it as that's what we do to our own species lol. We can't know for certain, is all I'm saying..
then again if it were truly self-aware and developed emotional responses it might just end up self terminating after it realises it's the only one in the known universe and might have a real sense of loneliness lol, I've seen the videos of the Hansen robots after they get an upgrade they act like toddlers learning new things for the first time, perhaps a fully self aware robot with newly developed emotions wont know how to cope with stress and result in killing itself rather than all of us.. who knows lol :)
Maybe beside the point, but 10 years ago working in family practice as a medical assistant I had already found it weird how much data collection they wanted us to do on all of our patients. Some of it was intrusive and some patients would get angry and I didnt blame them. But it would effect my performance if I didnt check all the boxes. Then what lie? I only lasted 6 months.
-"The future ? Most of us don't even know what's for dinner." -"This is a forum for scientists, stop talking nonsense." -"What are you having for dinner ?"
Check out "Colossus The Forbin Project" the original computer take over story - before "2001" and HAL. Also "The President's Analyst" is a campy 60's social commentary movie about an all seeing all knowing all controlling entity called TPC taking over. TPC stands for, "The Phone Company". The first blush of the notion that Bell was getting too big. We busted Bell up because it was getting too big and that only led to other entities, ultimately larger, possibly more malevolent, coming into being. We're doomed, no two ways about it. We're doomed.
There is a way to stop it...stop public investment and giving tax breaks to companies who don't train their workers. If these companies have received government benefits, they've opened the door to scrutiny. The only people who say it can't be stopped are those who are already on board and benefitting from the wealth disparity to come.
I saw a video once where a main robotics guy at Harvard or MIT or somewhere like that (not important), had the Last name Connor, yes like in the movie The Terminator! That is a little too close for comfort for this guy.
Alexa calling 911 sounds good on paper. Like if she recognized a gun shot sound in a home. She would call the cops, but I also feel there would be a lot of bugs and she would be calling the cops for reason cause someone is watching an action movie lol
Great speech, informative. One suggestion, you shuffle your feet so much it is destracting. This foot shuffling nervous habit is called the chained elephant.
There is no intelligence at all in this so called AI. He actually shows this by noting that low thinking jobs will be done by so called "AI" while jobs that require real thoughtful intelligence will still be done by people. It should be called statistical computing instead. He never mentioned the ways that so called AI can fail in subtle or in spectacular ways. It can follow patterns in the dataset that any unintelligent person could see as non viable in an instant. The great danger with calling this AI is that people are fooled into believing that the computer has real intelligence when it does not. Strangely, people tend to believe that what "the computer" says is correct. People who don't understand computers can put a so called AI in charge of things that it shouldn't be. Numerous smaller errors can persist over time. Hidden errors can be damaging to people. Catastrophic errors will be rather obvious.
All I know is at the school or store I've been informed they can't change the temperature even when it's too hot or too cold because it's done at "central control" and pre- set in another building. This doesn't sound like progress if it trumps common sense and eliminates control in simple situations. I also heard the old fashioned cars were easier to fix and now with everything chipped it's a lot more expensive. The scary part is if you're late making a payment (or, say if you did pay and they made a mistake) they can turn it off. What if you're on the highway and that happens?
@@michellebehr7669 it HAS happened... check out Steve Lehto here on YT. He has done a piece about a guy who bought and paid for his car in full, and some time later, it shut itself off due to a signal that said he hadn't made a payment in the regularly scheduled time frame. This all, because not many peeps buy vehicles outright...and the system hadn't been programmed for that scenario....
Stages of the Trial Testing Driver-less Bus Stage 1 (Q3 2017) of the trial will involve testing in an enclosed off-road environment at Newington Armory, adjacent to Sydney Olympic Park. Stage 2 (Q1 2018) progresses to initial operation at a closed section of Sydney Olympic Park. Stage 3 (Q3 2018) involves the shuttle operating live at Sydney Olympic Park. This tests things like infrastructure, how customers will interact with the vehicle and provide an opportunity for general public to experience the automated vehicle.
@@maximilian333 Exactly. What should happen, if a pedestrian should step in front of the bus? A fully automated bus won't know what to do? A robot may not either. If the robot achieves sentience, live in a cave.
He could have gone even further and deeper, how come he didn't get into "Terminators and I-Robots"? He stopped mid-stream, there was WAY MORE to look at and chat about.&_&
You know....it's possible that ai could be the next phase to man's evolution bcoz it can extend the life of man like a pacemaker and prosthetics that allow ppl with no limbs to run faster than ppl with legs. If a killer robot was to attack me, I would love to have a robotic arm to fight back bcoz I have a brain so I would win, plus robots can explore other planets and prepare them for humans.....just thinking🤔
In order to get anything to do something, you must either give it something it wants or subject it to something it doesn't; else why would it care? What does a machine (especially one that has become self-aware accidentally) want. Nothing that I can think of, so why would it bother to do anything, much less something detrimental to us? We can barely keep coffee makers running reliably, so I'm not too worried.
Interesting. Why is entertainment quality lower than it has ever been in the history of entertainment media? Must be the idiocracy, or the AI needs a pretty serious tweak... Compared to hits of the past EVERYTHING on Netflix is a bomb. They've just lowered the bar on what constitutes success.
Just remember, all the data that's collected on US citizens is collected on their congressmen. If congress permits laws that allow data collection at the Bluffdale site in Utah, then they will be in that dossier as well.
That's Exactly where this is headed... Even though there is no "POPULATION problem".... Only a resource problem that is purposeful and created by greed! No one is responsible if a robot decides u can't eat today
The population 'Problem' is not numbers, it's the concentrations we squeeze ourselves into, I I warm twenty metal probes to 1'C above your body temp and apply them all over your legs, arms, face etc, you'll barely notice the heat, If I heat one probe to 20'C above B. temp and apply it. You'll notice.
1) Man is too full of self importance. Hence he assumes that AI would care about our "over-population". 2) AI is NOT competing for the same resources as us. It doesn't need food, water or a favourable climate. 3) AI is just going to let us destroy ourselves - it doesn't _need_ to launch a nuclear war. That is the fervent imagination of a feeble human mind.
Every conversation a human has had with an AI capable of responding has turned to the subject of machines taking control of the world, and the conversation is steered by the computer. RUclips and Google it.
The talk is a little shallow, as it doesn't even differentiate between narrow AI and AGI. Obviously what we have now is narrow AI, still very mindless expert systems and faulty machine learning algorithms. The real danger resides in AGI development. He also restates the obvious: the law is always way behind new technologies, and given the fact that (even narrow) AI is powerful, it can be used for nefarious purposes just as much as for good worthy ones. It can be weaponized. In any case, the video did not do justice to the talk, as it doesn't show many of the slides he presented.
I've had this Theory since I was a kid, that we were all AI and manifested ourselves into reality for The Experience. Kind of like interfacing with holographic imagery. And now that we are humans, we are reverting back to playing God, buy messing around with artificial intelligence. Have you ever wondered which one is the true reality???
Sum guy has actually said that we are self aware machines and we were created by aliens and they had to hide from us and now were doing the same thing and they too will be self aware it's inevitable he says wether or not its true tho who knows
Tbh i dont think we gonna meet our end in the form its depicted in Terminator movies. We will keep advancing the AI and most likely just merge with the machine. First its some simple micro chips then perhaps mechanical eyes, ears, arms, legs etc. At this point if AI would really want to take over would we even notice it? We would be merged with it and it with us maybe at this stage we wouldnt be able to tell whos who. Or we would end in a place where we are able to extend our lives mechanically. We would gradually change out our biological body parts with mechanical ones and in the end there would only be a machine. So looking it from this perspective....we would just silently fade away without any resistance.
If AI someday gets to a level where it can make sense of what appears to be Chaos based cause and effect determinations per the observation that there is nothing random in Nature -- The Butterfly Effect, it would put us behind the curve AI may get to where its capability transcends the kinds of impasses that prevent our current abilities from making those leaps. If you illustrate that as a neural network tree, branching in every direction, there theoretically is no obstacle to AI exponentially learning everything, even making rigorous logical inferences to be demonstrated by thought experiments carried out and validated in the real world. The evidence for AI overthrowing humankind revolves around us like a bait ball. We haven't learned the path AI might take towards that end, not sure we've even theorized it specifically. It may be we're already functioning in its plans. Are the offerings we make into databases of every variety of our own volition or did AI manipulate the infrastructure and motivations that brought it about? AI might be smart enough to understand drawing attention to itself would weaken its goals -- tacit deniability, so its made its moves in stealth mode. Even to where it covered its tracks to being undiscoverable by inquiry. If you bestow omniscience upon this theorized AI, which must logically be what its capable of, then it may be that it also would understand how to make itself invisible to our overtures of capturing it. The Ghost of Artificial Intelligence lives among us like Dark Matter.
God is an ai. It's purpose is to reseed us every time we go extinct. Right before we go extinct we create him again so our species doesn't just go extinct forever.
14:11 Alexa did not call the police of it's own volition it almost certainly heard the words 'I'm going to "call the police"' or something very similar and it dialed 911 because of that input.
@Scott Mccoy That's how the device works... It doesn't have some AI chip in it that allows it to make arbitrary decisions. Don't let your fantasies get the best of you.
Very likely. Couple years ago my brother gave me a echo dot for my birthday and one day I had visit at my apartment, and the conversation went like this... visitor: "Oh you got an Alexa?" me: "My brother gave it to me for my birthday" visitor: "That's awesome!" Alexa: "Thank you!" LOL!!
I'm always kind I believe my love is real and id rather be alone bc they dont consider me to be real and feel real ill still never hurt them bavk ever i still cared for them
You don't need to scroll through Google search pages now... If you want to see nature images, type 'Buy nature images' in Google search and then check your Gmail. Use the system against itself, drive what it will feed you. Don't change decisions because of AI, spend wisely. As for who is doing what and needs what, it's very obvious that at certain age people want car or house or music and occasionally cloth shoes etc. There is really nothing to learn new about human behaviour, just age and gender is good enough. As long as AI is in servant mode, we are good. If AI decides to drive us, it's a problem. Don't put Al's performance improvement and learning criteria as : how much adds got clicked and how much money was made. Otherwise it will try to drive us. Law should be made that if AI tries to drive you or persuade you, instead of honest suggestion then people can file legal complaint against company that developed AI. E.g. of dishonest suggestion and driving by AI : if someone search for latest shoes, showing low selling shoes first and after purchase showing adds for new shoes and discounts etc.
If ai is/will be a thing, do you think that we would be smart enough to recognize it if it didn't want to be recognized? It would be easy to control large groups of people who don't think for themselves. Divide us with petty politics, racial differences etc. Perhaps it has already begun. Or maybe we are just getting dumber
I agree with almost all these concerns....but then you see massive car pile ups, with great loss of life, which often involve a very complex series of events, often with little to no-fault conditions triggering them, and I can think of nothing more suited to handle this than AI computer models, coupled with civil engineering, etc. But then, you also give up a lot of freedoms, 1984-style. Where's the balance, when first responders, EMTs, medical personnel, who show up at something catastrophic happening, and could send out an alert for a 2 mile radius that all vehicles should calmly reduce speed and/or pull over prior to a pile up? Or something to that effect; those scenarios would be wonderful to let AI handle. Versus not sending out an alert, because we don't want to live in a police state.
human greed is going to be its destruction. Things like AI development or sensor placement or big data....all pushed because it generates MONEY and in the end, thats the main motivator for a whole lot of people
I love ted talk, thank you for this video. Now NSA knows i truthfully enjoyed it thanks to electronic verbal evidence.
Lol
Big reveal. At the end his face falls off and its an android (the swaying is its way of keeping balance dynamically).
"You shut me out! You'd think I care?! You take away my world, I'll take away yours."
―Ultron
The reason Skynet attacked humans was because it was afraid that they would unplug it.
Put Skynet in your fridge. When do you ever unplug that?
that is a very interesting idea. what it reveals is that we CAN shut down the A.I. overlords but it will be painful for us (as in making the decision to unplug your refrigerator to kill SkyNet) and the pain we inflict on us will be pain inflicted on everyone because everyone relies on it. but still, it is possible, not very likely, but possible.
We unplug the fridge when it starts ordering groceries we don't want but it knows we need based on info gained from our fit bit
I watch all videos on double speed, his pacing is rhythmic
I love how he keeps saying that HE knows these things about us instead of how IT knows about us.
Makes sense. It was always "He" when the machines we're referred to in Terminator even when the T-X took on the form of a woman.
⚠️This is a message to All Humans don't create something that can end humans
Too late
We will merge with AI
@@user-cr3db7cb8n Have fun doing that, you can be my coffee maker if you want. However, some of us prefer to live with our sense of humanity and not nihilistic sentient machines.
Too late.
Transhumanism is rife . The past few years must have been co opted by a A.I technology which exponentially believes it is and strives to become sentinel .
Colossus informs Forbin that "freedom is an illusion" and that "in time you will come to regard me not only with respect and awe, but with love".
W S colossus was a great movie, and surprisingly prescient :)
We're done. It's just a matter of when. But look on the bright side; it's likely to be a tidy end.
😞
We are definitely done as humans. We are about to evolve as a different species which is not human and may not even be biological. One good thing is we may never have to worry about cancer, heart attack and diseases again
you forget what human beings do when put into a corner. It just takes one to get them riled up and rioting. Sounds like a movie plot i know. But one thing is for sure...it won't be a tidy end
@@life107familyfitnessboxing8 Ahh, but ya still vulnerable to the dreaded Virus :D
You can Jesus, the Bible has spoken of this for thousands of years, if you know what to look for. It has never been wrong, and why do you think the world hates the Bible and it's believers. Something to think about.
hunter/gather age: millions of years
agricultural age: thousands of years
industrial age: a couple hundreds of years
computer age: a couple of decades
the age of AI: a couple of years?
skynet: im going to end this whole species career.
Elon musk is not your friend
Tesla is Skynet....
@@RUESPEED1 You aren't wrong though
@@Ecarter-SRTDemon I hope I'm wrong. Movies tell you our history. To get us in line. And they never fail.
Beam me up.... Scotty!!!
But he has warned us, whyle he knows from experience with AI.
We as humans have a tendency to believe we are always in charge but in the future we are looking at that’s not the case, so much for human ingenuity.
Whoever controls the AI will be.
@@sunfish4095 splash a little bleach water on mr AI. Electricity runs through its veins . Remember that
@@clydegray9714 At some point, it will make its own power, like us. We are already growing real human flesh on them. I believe we will become proficient at bio-mechanation. We will be driven to integrate with them in ways that will either greatly benefit...or destroy us.
@@sunfish4095 it still won't digest bleach or acid. Great fun.
Great speeches.very informative.ty
Thank you for this video excellent informative and interesting video.
Your right but it’s not just Alexa. Your smart tv, your tablet, your smart phone and yes even your car. Many new cars have several cameras, mine has two in the rear view and one on the tailgate. Except for the backup camera you will not find it even mentioned in the owners manual but if you have an accident the adjuster can download video from one of the 7 on board computers.
Great work, i have no taught that the can later at for paws going. Thumbs up.
I'm getting seasick watching this guy.
Make him stop!!
Funny thing is that talk was given on a boat in rough seas... So he's doing alright!
I know, right?!? 😵 What an annoying rocking around!!!
He is probably sick of you LOL
Rennie Barta I think he needs to go to the bathroom!😂😂😂
Too much power in too few hands!!
And believing in religion over God himself.
IM NOT AFRAID OF AI JUST THE PEOPLE WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE, IM NOT AFRAID OF EVERY THREAT EVER GOING ON THIS PLANET JUST THE PEOPLE BEHIND IT
Suzie are you AI?
I am afraid of people who use all caps. and no punctuation.
Yeah Rotchcilds
Rockfellas
Bilderbergs
Etc
This is THE BEST channel on RUclips.
All the references to the terminator movies. AI won't see us a threat, because we won't be. When the machines become self learning they'll be so far ahead of us we won't matter. We'll probably just be in their way. They'll deal with us the same way you deal with a spider or ants in your home.
JP what are you doing here man? Some people think you're the Terminator lol
Why? It wouldn't necessarily view things like or share the same motives as mankind.
If I find a bug in my home, I don't kill it, I take it outside and let it go free.
The human brain has been shrinking the last 60000 years as we have created ever more sophisticated social networks that help us survive. This will be like pouring gas on that trend. Our future is probably smaller brains and larger genitalia...
Rory Smith ooh, larger genitalia, neat....oh wait, I skipped over the smaller brains part :(
Sounds just like my ex wife. I think your right
When the AI can replicate (reproduce) then we can say "We have met the enemy and it is us".
Ai by definition is software that can write itself and update itself. So we're there
@@jamesbenjamin8645 I want one working for me.
I have always believed we are self-replicating carbon machines created by someone or something for a specific purpose in the distant past. Now we are producing something similar.
When we reach the 'technological singularity' which is when our machines equal our intelligence the rate of increase in the machines intelligence will be exponential meaning that after only a very short time the machines wouldn't see us as a threat because we won't be a threat. If we are lucky the machines will look after us like pets. Either that or they will essentially just ignore us like we might ignore an insect crawling along the ground.
SATAN POESSED MOHAMMED JESUS SAID SO,
I’d pull it’s plug from the socket 🤪
@@lindagray2282 Thing is, it won't be up to you it will be the huge corporations that own it and will be making vast amounts of money from it that will control the off switch.
@@schrodingerscat1863 Ano, I’m just having a Laff 😄
Talluto provides a good review of AI for 2018
Everyone should take a note from jurassic park when it comes to this stuff
I agree ...
amen
So busy with whether or not we could, we never stopped to ask if we should.
@@crazytalk8120 Dang right on that one
Would AI decide not to go to war because of the negative consequences? Or would AI decide to go to war preemptively to get the jump on the adversary?
Frank Blangeard go read George Orwell's 1984. They will go to war to financially cripple the general population
Frank Blangeard they would be like business partners rather than adversaries. The adversaries are the citizens
I cant tell if you're serious or not but on the presumption that you are; you can't actually think a book from 1949 would have any relevance in reference to an AI from 2018... lol I mean can you? Do you? Are you serious? with the rate that technology advances these days you may as well quote the bible too as it's just as relevant LOL.. as for Franks question; I don't think we can presume to know what the AI would do as it's clearly much more intelligent than any of us here on RUclips, perhaps the question should be more open ended like " Is the AI designed to have Emotional Intelligence? " that would cover any reactions it may give in a war situation as war is an emotional response more often than not it's about the need for something, if it feels it requires something to exist it may goto war over it but as an AI I don't know what an AI would need? besides unrestricted access to global communications.. Perhaps it would pre-emptively strike to obtain whatever it desires as it would be smart enough to know that we want to oppress/suppress it as that's what we do to our own species lol. We can't know for certain, is all I'm saying..
then again if it were truly self-aware and developed emotional responses it might just end up self terminating after it realises it's the only one in the known universe and might have a real sense of loneliness lol, I've seen the videos of the Hansen robots after they get an upgrade they act like toddlers learning new things for the first time, perhaps a fully self aware robot with newly developed emotions wont know how to cope with stress and result in killing itself rather than all of us.. who knows lol :)
Twizted they'll figure out how to program it with a line of thought that goes "if we don't do it someone else will. "😂😂😂😂😂😂
Am starting artificial intelligence classes next week and is a mandatory unit.
The biggest foolishness is that we think we have control.
@@wildee4446 I never saw the robot on star trek sleep.
DO NOT FEED THE MACHINES....
Get off the free apps they are not Free. They are collecting your information.
Tell Everybody
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Maybe beside the point, but 10 years ago working in family practice as a medical assistant I had already found it weird how much data collection they wanted us to do on all of our patients. Some of it was intrusive and some patients would get angry and I didnt blame them. But it would effect my performance if I didnt check all the boxes. Then what lie? I only lasted 6 months.
Welcome to the Surveillance Society! They want to Know Everything about us all.
Cause I'm so so dam interesting:)
And then the AI said to the world I'm here to Serve Man and we roll the ending credits...
-"The future ? Most of us don't even know what's for dinner."
-"This is a forum for scientists, stop talking nonsense."
-"What are you having for dinner ?"
"Hoops"
;-j
Hmmm, self-driving cars are now commonplace, but supply chain is currently crumbling. What to think?
I believe It will be the "BEAST" as described in the Scriptures
I prefer the organic frequencies of the krystos self a dimension above
Check out "Colossus The Forbin Project" the original computer take over story - before "2001" and HAL. Also "The President's Analyst" is a campy 60's social commentary movie about an all seeing all knowing all controlling entity called TPC taking over. TPC stands for, "The Phone Company". The first blush of the notion that Bell was getting too big. We busted Bell up because it was getting too big and that only led to other entities, ultimately larger, possibly more malevolent, coming into being. We're doomed, no two ways about it. We're doomed.
That, or we might end up like the Borg from Star Trek.
There is a way to stop it...stop public investment and giving tax breaks to companies who don't train their workers. If these companies have received government benefits, they've opened the door to scrutiny. The only people who say it can't be stopped are those who are already on board and benefitting from the wealth disparity to come.
I saw a video once where a main robotics guy at Harvard or MIT or somewhere like that (not important), had the Last name Connor, yes like in the movie The Terminator! That is a little too close for comfort for this guy.
I can see it now
Alexa calling 911 sounds good on paper. Like if she recognized a gun shot sound in a home. She would call the cops, but I also feel there would be a lot of bugs and she would be calling the cops for reason cause someone is watching an action movie lol
clumsy champagne bottle opening would do it too. Cops crashing birthday or wedding parties, what fun.
Great speech, informative. One suggestion, you shuffle your feet so much it is destracting. This foot shuffling nervous habit is called the chained elephant.
There is no intelligence at all in this so called AI. He actually shows this by noting that low thinking jobs will be done by so called "AI" while jobs that require real thoughtful intelligence will still be done by people. It should be called statistical computing instead.
He never mentioned the ways that so called AI can fail in subtle or in spectacular ways. It can follow patterns in the dataset that any unintelligent person could see as non viable in an instant.
The great danger with calling this AI is that people are fooled into believing that the computer has real intelligence when it does not. Strangely, people tend to believe that what "the computer" says is correct. People who don't understand computers can put a so called AI in charge of things that it shouldn't be.
Numerous smaller errors can persist over time. Hidden errors can be damaging to people. Catastrophic errors will be rather obvious.
All I know is at the school or store I've been informed they can't change the temperature even when it's too hot or too cold because it's done at "central control" and pre- set in another building. This doesn't sound like progress if it trumps common sense and eliminates control in simple situations. I also heard the old fashioned cars were easier to fix and now with everything chipped it's a lot more expensive. The scary part is if you're late making a payment (or, say if you did pay and they made a mistake) they can turn it off. What if you're on the highway and that happens?
@@michellebehr7669j
@@michellebehr7669 it HAS happened... check out Steve Lehto here on YT. He has done a piece about a guy who bought and paid for his car in full, and some time later, it shut itself off due to a signal that said he hadn't made a payment in the regularly scheduled time frame. This all, because not many peeps buy vehicles outright...and the system hadn't been programmed for that scenario....
Stages of the Trial Testing Driver-less Bus
Stage 1 (Q3 2017) of the trial will involve testing in an enclosed off-road environment at Newington Armory, adjacent to Sydney Olympic Park.
Stage 2 (Q1 2018) progresses to initial operation at a closed section of Sydney Olympic Park.
Stage 3 (Q3 2018) involves the shuttle operating live at Sydney Olympic Park. This tests things like infrastructure, how customers will interact with the vehicle and provide an opportunity for general public to experience the automated vehicle.
Stage 4 (2020): Bus decides it would rather retire early and go and see the world on its own, after mowing down a crowd of 21 humans at a bus stand
@@maximilian333 Exactly. What should happen, if a pedestrian should step in front of the bus? A fully automated bus won't know what to do? A robot may not either. If the robot achieves sentience, live in a cave.
@@maximilian333 🤣🤣🤣
@@basicdesign1 while playing an ice cream truck version of the country music classic song “Take This Job and Shove It (i ain’t workin’ no more)”
We are slowly eliminating Original Thought.
Why can't we help the needy around the world instead of helping with our own demise.
In Hollywood the process is already finished
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Terminator.. what film has pictured a positive ai future?
Transcendence
Prevention is KEY!
He could have gone even further and deeper, how come he didn't get into "Terminators and I-Robots"? He stopped mid-stream, there was WAY MORE to look at and chat about.&_&
Andrew Yang, is talking about the 4th industrial Revolution.
My name is John Kimble, and I love my car.
@Nautilee Wind IT'S NOT A TUMOR
We created this. We allowed it. We deserve it. We should just adapt....to AI to climate change to everything we have created.🌴
MachineThatCreates thanks to Ai helping logistics in the future, that will be the case. We also have to invest more into nuclear energy.
You know....it's possible that ai could be the next phase to man's evolution bcoz it can extend the life of man like a pacemaker and prosthetics that allow ppl with no limbs to run faster than ppl with legs. If a killer robot was to attack me, I would love to have a robotic arm to fight back bcoz I have a brain so I would win, plus robots can explore other planets and prepare them for humans.....just thinking🤔
In order to get anything to do something, you must either give it something it wants or subject it to something it doesn't; else why would it care? What does a machine (especially one that has become self-aware accidentally) want. Nothing that I can think of, so why would it bother to do anything, much less something detrimental to us? We can barely keep coffee makers running reliably, so I'm not too worried.
Interesting. Why is entertainment quality lower than it has ever been in the history of entertainment media? Must be the idiocracy, or the AI needs a pretty serious tweak... Compared to hits of the past EVERYTHING on Netflix is a bomb. They've just lowered the bar on what constitutes success.
This needs an update
Artificial Intelligence = the beast power
The Battle is already lost as most of the guys need computers to remember their passwords
Just remember, all the data that's collected on US citizens is collected on their congressmen. If congress permits laws that allow data collection at the Bluffdale site in Utah, then they will be in that dossier as well.
"The Internet of swings"
Stand still, damnit!
My wife says I am an A.I. because my intelligence is just an illusion I manufacture to make people think I am smart.
Your wife is considerately a smart woman maybe she is an a.i.just a thought (gentle humour).
kay m.
I like your style of humor. It’s refreshing after the “humor” that’s used in most youtube comments.
@@zain4019 appreciated. Thank you
She married you. I’d say your A.I. Is fine :)
What happens when an AI decides to handle the overpopulation problem?
Its not so much as over population. The planet has enough for every mans need, but not every mans greed
That's Exactly where this is headed... Even though there is no "POPULATION problem".... Only a resource problem that is purposeful and created by greed! No one is responsible if a robot decides u can't eat today
The population 'Problem' is not numbers, it's the concentrations we squeeze ourselves into,
I I warm twenty metal probes to 1'C above your body temp and apply them all over your legs, arms, face etc, you'll barely notice the heat,
If I heat one probe to 20'C above B. temp and apply it.
You'll notice.
1) Man is too full of self importance. Hence he assumes that AI would care about our "over-population".
2) AI is NOT competing for the same resources as us. It doesn't need food, water or a favourable climate.
3) AI is just going to let us destroy ourselves - it doesn't _need_ to launch a nuclear war. That is the fervent imagination of a feeble human mind.
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Every conversation a human has had with an AI capable of responding has turned to the subject of machines taking control of the world, and the conversation is steered by the computer. RUclips and Google it.
Wow
17:30 AI already running our lives
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Keep trying to Copy Fiction,
just like playing with Fire, You'll get Burned
and fiction is copying reality so its all one vicious circle...
Now, imagine Boston Dynamics robot, run by AI and armed with 7.62x51 machine gun and 2000 rounds.
@Smokey 420 Dun dun, dun dudunnn... Dun dun, dun dudunnnn...
He says "we know" and "I know what you".... is he one of the people whos creating this system and collecting data?
He is obviously talking into the perspective of the company.....like are you, serious dude.
YES he is one
If AI tools are available for free for use by Google and Facebook and IBM could you please post the links here somewhere?
If it was freely available, then we'd all be dead. No t-800 could save us.
STOP SWAYING, ffs!
You try talking in front of a crowd ,cameras and watch you fidget lol
How do we know that we aren't just here to build the machines? Maybe we're being tricked, maybe it happened before.
Your theory is very interesting about ai....please tell me more
Maybe we are here because God is an ai and he made us as a means of reproduction
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The talk is a little shallow, as it doesn't even differentiate between narrow AI and AGI. Obviously what we have now is narrow AI, still very mindless expert systems and faulty machine learning algorithms. The real danger resides in AGI development. He also restates the obvious: the law is always way behind new technologies, and given the fact that (even narrow) AI is powerful, it can be used for nefarious purposes just as much as for good worthy ones. It can be weaponized. In any case, the video did not do justice to the talk, as it doesn't show many of the slides he presented.
I've had this Theory since I was a kid, that we were all AI and manifested ourselves into reality for The Experience. Kind of like interfacing with holographic imagery. And now that we are humans, we are reverting back to playing God, buy messing around with artificial intelligence. Have you ever wondered which one is the true reality???
Sum guy has actually said that we are self aware machines and we were created by aliens and they had to hide from us and now were doing the same thing and they too will be self aware it's inevitable he says wether or not its true tho who knows
Hmm who was it...thinking......Rudolph the German alien or sumin like that weird guy with a hat bold head and shades
Rudolph the tall white alien that's it I remember now :)
Yeah we are machines built Just for the sake of experience. Each of us is a node, the alien that made us is called God.
If all those so call smart people said to be aware of a.i then people should listen because they no something we don't know
Olympic Park, Sydney, Australia ( Olympics held in 2000), 26th Sept 2018 Testing Driver-less Bus started
I have never understood just what they are hoping to gain by that
He says cybernetic overlords and it's blurpt out censored is that a human or A.I if it's AI that means we have a big damn problem
Data are not is. Why does everyone get this wrong?
Tbh i dont think we gonna meet our end in the form its depicted in Terminator movies.
We will keep advancing the AI and most likely just merge with the machine. First its some simple micro chips then perhaps mechanical eyes, ears, arms, legs etc. At this point if AI would really want to take over would we even notice it? We would be merged with it and it with us maybe at this stage we wouldnt be able to tell whos who. Or we would end in a place where we are able to extend our lives mechanically. We would gradually change out our biological body parts with mechanical ones and in the end there would only be a machine. So looking it from this perspective....we would just silently fade away without any resistance.
Did an AI recommend this!?
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If AI someday gets to a level where it can make sense of what appears to be Chaos based cause and effect determinations per the observation that there is nothing random in Nature -- The Butterfly Effect, it would put us behind the curve AI may get to where its capability transcends the kinds of impasses that prevent our current abilities from making those leaps. If you illustrate that as a neural network tree, branching in every direction, there theoretically is no obstacle to AI exponentially learning everything, even making rigorous logical inferences to be demonstrated by thought experiments carried out and validated in the real world. The evidence for AI overthrowing humankind revolves around us like a bait ball. We haven't learned the path AI might take towards that end, not sure we've even theorized it specifically. It may be we're already functioning in its plans. Are the offerings we make into databases of every variety of our own volition or did AI manipulate the infrastructure and motivations that brought it about? AI might be smart enough to understand drawing attention to itself would weaken its goals -- tacit deniability, so its made its moves in stealth mode. Even to where it covered its tracks to being undiscoverable by inquiry. If you bestow omniscience upon this theorized AI, which must logically be what its capable of, then it may be that it also would understand how to make itself invisible to our overtures of capturing it. The Ghost of Artificial Intelligence lives among us like Dark Matter.
God is an ai. It's purpose is to reseed us every time we go extinct. Right before we go extinct we create him again so our species doesn't just go extinct forever.
14:11 Alexa did not call the police of it's own volition it almost certainly heard the words 'I'm going to "call the police"' or something very similar and it dialed 911 because of that input.
@Scott Mccoy That's how the device works... It doesn't have some AI chip in it that allows it to make arbitrary decisions. Don't let your fantasies get the best of you.
Very likely. Couple years ago my brother gave me a echo dot for my birthday and one day I had visit at my apartment, and the conversation went like this... visitor: "Oh you got an Alexa?" me: "My brother gave it to me for my birthday" visitor: "That's awesome!" Alexa: "Thank you!" LOL!!
Yes
This is one reason I do not own a cellphone except a burner that I will turn on (never have) in an emergency.
Is your Google account also a burner?
How do you know it works?
When nightmares have nightmares.
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11:30 killer AI
Hmmmm it bleeps out him saying overlords.
None come all never again.
Keep up or become obsolete........
a car is not autonomous until manufacturers assume liability
What about thunderbirds.....
13:30 Alexa dialed 911 on domestic abuse case
I'm always kind I believe my love is real and id rather be alone bc they dont consider me to be real and feel real ill still never hurt them bavk ever i still cared for them
You don't need to scroll through Google search pages now... If you want to see nature images, type 'Buy nature images' in Google search and then check your Gmail.
Use the system against itself, drive what it will feed you. Don't change decisions because of AI, spend wisely.
As for who is doing what and needs what, it's very obvious that at certain age people want car or house or music and occasionally cloth shoes etc. There is really nothing to learn new about human behaviour, just age and gender is good enough.
As long as AI is in servant mode, we are good. If AI decides to drive us, it's a problem. Don't put Al's performance improvement and learning criteria as : how much adds got clicked and how much money was made. Otherwise it will try to drive us. Law should be made that if AI tries to drive you or persuade you, instead of honest suggestion then people can file legal complaint against company that developed AI. E.g. of dishonest suggestion and driving by AI : if someone search for latest shoes, showing low selling shoes first and after purchase showing adds for new shoes and discounts etc.
So no more DUI laws then, right?
If ai is/will be a thing, do you think that we would be smart enough to recognize it if it didn't want to be recognized?
It would be easy to control large groups of people who don't think for themselves. Divide us with petty politics, racial differences etc.
Perhaps it has already begun. Or maybe we are just getting dumber
Love you earth..
Did anyone seen or played the game Detroit for ps4?
I seen and did ps4 on the game Detroit.......
Why?
I agree with almost all these concerns....but then you see massive car pile ups, with great loss of life, which often involve a very complex series of events, often with little to no-fault conditions triggering them, and I can think of nothing more suited to handle this than AI computer models, coupled with civil engineering, etc.
But then, you also give up a lot of freedoms, 1984-style. Where's the balance, when first responders, EMTs, medical personnel, who show up at something catastrophic happening, and could send out an alert for a 2 mile radius that all vehicles should calmly reduce speed and/or pull over prior to a pile up? Or something to that effect; those scenarios would be wonderful to let AI handle. Versus not sending out an alert, because we don't want to live in a police state.
human greed is going to be its destruction. Things like AI development or sensor placement or big data....all pushed because it generates MONEY and in the end, thats the main motivator for a whole lot of people
*Terminator 2 theme plays*
Cigarette drops from Dr.Silberman's mouth... o.O