NEW OpenAI Robot is Like a Human
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2024
- The first humanoid robot made by Figure and OpenAI in collaboration.
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1:42 - If using "he" for the robot actually offended anyone, I feel like they may want to re-examine their priorities. 🙃
The only entity that could possibly be offended is the robot itself. Nothing or nobody else has any right to be.
don't fall victim to the obvious bait...
@@Zeno362 Oh, I don't think it's bait. Some people are just very scared of offending anyone. 🤷♂ (Though in this case it did seem a bit silly.)
Those people usually have a suicide rate of nearly 50% anyway, so they have more important priorities to worry about
the robot is having a male voice so yes "he" is the right thing to call him. why would anyone be offended? my god where is the world going, everyone is getting offended by everything now a days.
This is not AGI. It uses chatgpt. Is chatgpt AGI? Also they are not showing the robot walking. Task presented is "fairly simple" as compared to real life situation at least. Not to undermine this amazing breakthrough but there is still a long way to go, both cognitive and movement.
Interesting you should say that. I could swear I saw AGI when I checked this, but can't find it now.
@@sebastiankamph2:42 "AGI Lab" appears briefly on the right hand side of the video.
Given the human nature, especially the rich and powerful considering themselves Elite, at this rate, we'll end up with a world more akin to the movie Elysium.
The fun part is that they're becoming hydraulic... Which means he'll probably be strong enough to k*ll us easily
Very cool and scary tech- I watched this the other day...amazing that Figure 1 robot learning and performing on the fly like that..Wow 👀🤯
It seems neural networks have come a long way, I hope they get motion integration involved in real world functions
That thing responded about the apple while taking care of the trash. It can already do more than I can. We're doomed.
I keep things to one at a time, to not confuse myself.
i really doubt this is gonna substitute the millions of blazing-fast dishwashers in the world (including our moms). The only use i see for a robot is dangerous stuff like saving children inside a house on fire, or saving hostages in a terrorist situation.
Leave the safe stuff to us humans.
we need those right now here in eastern Europe :)
@@treniotajuodvarnis5503 (smiles...)
I mean, does speed matter that much when it replaces the human labor? It might for some commercial purposes, but probably not for everyday use. For instance, a dishwasher often takes longer to finish washing dishes than an efficient hand-washing job. But people often still opt for the dishwasher instead, because of the convenience. Because even if the process takes longer, the amount of time you have to spend actively washing the dishes is reduced.
A robot like this could easily some day be used as a sort of housekeeper. It could load the dishwasher for you, vacuum the house, dust, etc. on a schedule of your choosing, and more. Even in early stages of the technology, with the efficiency being slower than a human, it would be worth it to a lot of people, because you would save the time you would have spent doing it yourself, or the money of hiring a person to do it for you. All it would cost you is the initial purchase and the energy consumption.
I already see it taking a gun and going to the war, although we have a problem with power supply, but it can have built in internal combustion engine :D
I for one welcome our future AI overlords.
this robot is basically alive 😳
we are in the good way
Thank you for share
i watched this originally and it makes optimus look like a tomy toy. but it also seems sketch with the male and the camera angles. the way it tossed the "trash" for me was far too human. same with the lifting of the plate on the left side of the "bot."
Agreed, I call BS. The movements are quite obviously hand-guided and the whole thing looks scripted.
By the way, the Optimus videos have so far all been manipulated and faked. In the most famous one, one can see the glove of the operator just at the edge of the picture. I wouldn't believe anything claimed by Musk, all his promises have always been either false or misleading.
It's impressive. But it also amuses me that the robot assuming those dishes go in the drying rack is held up as an example of it doing well. If anything, seeing perfectly clean and dry dishes on table next to a rack with other clean dry dishes would be an indication that the table is being set and the dishes in the rack should come out of it-not the other way around.
Well, it was a test of its deduction skills based on the environment, not a test of it's overall knowledge. They asked it to guess based off of what was in front of it. If you're just looking at what's on the table and not pulling in outside knowledge, then that's definitely the right logical assumption.
Also it sounds like Rob Lowe.
1:27 and 2:26 Are give aways that the AI voice is literally human, I have never once heard an AI of any kind go "Eh?" (1:27) or stumble with the speech exactly like a human at (2:26) not convinced.
I agree. Even if it's possible for those things to be implemented, as a whole the voice made me think human. Also, the objects are all in set positions which means it would be very easy to preprogram precise movements. The trash pick up is the most impressive thing but even that is all on a small tray and into a carefully placed basket.
It seems more like those Google concepts of intent, rather than something real. Have the objects randomly placed without the robot seeing them beforehand and I'll be really impressed.
I have already heard new AI voices which incorporate human speech imperfections such as 'erm' and 'er' etc.
So yeah, we have this already.
Not true - I trained a voice with ElevenLabs and fed it text, and with the right settings it spontaneously 'ummed and aahed', it generated breath noises, and even chuckled. There were other non-human glitches, of course, but the humanistic artefacts, while unpredictable, were welcome.
You obviously haven't kept up on text to speech developments, the very human speech patterns like that have been a thing for a while with the newest TTS models.
Man ! It's time to run away... la fin est proche
Butlerian jihad is starting to look more and more reasonable.
There are millions of people doing insanely boring and repetitive work or even dangerous and harmful. The sooner they are replaced with robots, the better. Unfortunately, the expensive high-tech equipment takes decades to trickle down to the poor countries. There are still steam-powered factories out there.
That stammer "I gave you the apple cause aahhh it's the only" seems sus.
As if someone is speaking for it. Which you would then have to assume the limbs are remote controlled as well.
The demo launch after CES also adds to my skepticism.
But by all means invest, maybe this company can get here first.
The voice stuttered while it was explaining why it chose the apple... Feels fake
- "This is not a clickbait"
(it's a clickbait)
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I think it need governments that are responsible that are not corrupted by big business. Corruption is the enemy not AI. AI will or can be just another tool to aid corrupt corporations to control corrupt governments. People need to wise up and vote for responsible parties and everything will be fine. People are very easily corrupted though. Compare Finland and the US.
👍👍👍👍
Glory to the machine
It is clickbait.
explain? you don't just make claims without proof
That stammer "I gave you the apple cause aahhh it's the only" seems sus.
As if someone is speaking through it. Which you would then have to assume the limbs are remote controlled as well.
The demo launch after CES also adds to my skepticism.
But by all means invest, maybe this company can get here first.
Why does it look rendered and voiced like human? Not getting fooled by it, too agiled for a robot and voice sounds human directed
@1:27 ish, the "robot" stammers?? "only yuuh-edible item." Also @2:25. So are to believe the "robot" was programed to have such thought-speech disconnects?? BS!
I would bet they're using elevenLabs for the voice. Yes, it does use correct stammers and 'ahs' etc. I cloned my own voice and it pretty much nailed my own 'ahs' etc. It's a learning system, if people do it, its going to do it, it's not necessarily human programmed to do that.
Ok. But why this Al do "yyyy". It looks so fake. For what I understand today models are frozen in time with left to right information flow only when button is pressed (anwser is calculated). We need models with neural feedback mechanism (flow in all directions), real time learning abilities and one that stays always on. And for that we need brain with analog current flow, not discreet digital. But it's impressive what we can do with digital simulation of a brain.
Here comes the terminator...
The robot has been programmed to have vocal fry? 🙄
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Yeah, this is all marketing hype. I bet its being controlled in the background. No one will ever know unless you were in the room.
Dude, this is so staged.