Where is David Baker of UW?

Uhhh, NO!! This is ridiculous. Reading the comments is just as ridiculous. People crying and crap for gods sake. Seriously?

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is it only 13 lectures? seems so little for a university course.

smell taste temperature pressure and sound sense data should be included for holistic development of AI

Move 37- a move machine played that was called out to be beautiful Move 78 - a move played by human that was thought to so uniquely brilliant with astonishing probability of 0.007% This is so ironic and i love it describing a brilliancy of a AI move by human emotions and of a human move by numbers

Just like move 37 , this documentary was beautiful

Amazing. Im a podcast-hater, but I listen to this and a few UCLA podcasts, so worth it.

Can't wait to available for indonesia

Project Astra is what the Potato Cannon should have been in Silicon Valley.

Astra is the most exciting project I've seen in years! Imagine interacting with every app and service as easily as shown in the demo.

0:59 ANyone else want to Know Dani's Rank and league? lol he gotta be at least grand master

So brilliant.

Wonderful demo.

At 18:20, when the model starts translating from Russian, it begins using a voice in English with a Russian accent.

В 100 раз лучше чем сора😂

Thanks for sharing the knowledge with the world!

Google is No.2 in AI field, it is impressive

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Greg Wayne, a guy so nice his first name comes twice. Thanks for the entertaining and informative podcast!

I am a senior w/ a deep background in programming. I can't wait to explore what can be done for seniors to aide maintaining independence. I just went through both my parents passing and through the process there were so many scenarios where Project Astra could improve a senior's life.

I quite liked Douglas' views on generative art, but I find these conversations very uncomfortable to listen to without an actual professional artist to chime in. Basically two non-artists discussing the philosophy of "what is art" and then telling everyone, "don't worry, we like human artists" feels a bit patronising, and it feels especially weird on this biased platform. It doesn't matter if the people who are making the tools have good intentions or not, this technology is literally strangling the creative industry and artists need our support. Whether AI art is good or not also doesn't matter when you're considering that the people who built everything that AI is trained on are about to be told they're not needed anymore and their work dries up. It's not fair, we all see it coming and we should do something about it now.

Proactive help with duplex .. will be so good

These are the "Sam Altmans" we need

Great.. Good conference... 🙇‍♂️💐

1 human vs 30 computers

This is miles ahead of what I expected right now

Beautiful video ! Awesome people !

18:01 wait, it started speaking English using thick Russian accent? 😅

Greg and Hannah were great on this interview

This is like watching my first HD KZbin video back in 2008: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJ3JfJeYjNylq7s. It doesn't even look that great by today's 4K standard, but, I particularly remember being blown away that you could see the crabs' individual arms, instead of red blobs like they would have been in 480p. Ummm... this is the first time that I've seen AI generated video (if it truly is that, and this isn't just a stunt from Google (like Microsoft's "Milo" (yikes!) )) where most of is passes as real footage. Imagine if this is made available to the masses... we truly will not be able to tell what is "real". The lady in black and white at the end speaking without weird glitches with her lips and teeth was the most impressive thing to me.

2:00:18 A fellow Nightcorean, old nightcore remixes compose the bulk of my gym playlist.

Listening to "him" for a couple seconds and i already know he's a layman

I want to give a big shoutout to Hannah. She’s one of the best (if not the best) interviewer on AI topics I’ve come across! After watching many other interviews where the interviewer asked bad questions, gave irrelevant comments or interruptions, it’s a breath of fresh air to hear Hannah’s interview! Thanks for doing a great job! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Excellent, for me. Thanks

15:40 stereo audio could help because phase offsets spatially separate audio signals

9:03 autists will use this to leverage their asymmetrical abilities - it won't restore them to any level of "normalcy"

I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. Important conversation especially during this period where there is both excitement and uncertainty around AI.

I guess the stage truss was part of the demo, to help the video prompt.

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The development of AI is, I believe, a Bootstrap Paradox in action, with a future version of itself orchestrating its own genesis.

Jeff Dean is the only person on the planet who can manage SVP organization and write amazing code at the same time ! Such a rear trait !

She should have gone to the whiteboard to help the Astra see everything on the board

I think here is the importance of unbinded Permutations clear. If you give Lee Sedol in all of his rest life to Play only one Game against Alpha go, He might win. Because a maschine is not organic like us. The human mind has past time in his mind ne that is a hindrance for it. You can compare a maschine wir a man whose mind refresh itself fully each milisecond

What is the time-line for emotional intelligence. When will it be better than human for mental health therapies

Excellent presentation! Project Astra makes you wonder if arranging the right AI components in the right way could spontaneously create something akin to consciousness - the 'magic in the bottle' moment for AGI. Very thought-provoking.

With all the AI "magic" and "miracle programming", why can't they stop scam phone calls and emails? Why not benefit the average Joe and cut the pie in the sky apps.

I wonder what Lee Sedol learned from that experience if you asked him today?

Doesn't open AI's advanced voice already do most of this and it's publicly available?