2024 AI : 10 Things Coming In 2024 (A.I In 2024 Major Predictions)

[@Tothefutureand]

Ai influencers 6:40 scam text to speech 10:36 advance robots 15:40 real conversation with robots 16:40 first video game npcs 22:33 Agents 😊 26:44 usage in warfare’s 32:06 text to video 33:33 Edge Architecture’s

[@lizaleon5260]

THANK YOU 😊

[@timmyo3162]

Appreciate it.

[@shuffli21]

Did you use ai to do that? If so how please

[@Tothefutureand]

@@shuffli21 nope , for sure there is gpt and ai for this regard as well.

[@beppeadr]

very LoL🤣

[@kjmorley]

Robots seem expensive, but when you consider they can work 24 hours a day, and compare to five years of an employees salary, then they won’t take long to become cost-effective.

[@CastielAdam]

but how to repair them and fix bugs? How frequent will there be problems with them? How much money will cost a robot? What happens if I have a robot of one country which is in conflict of another? What will be the legal limitations? Will the government put any tax for it's use? well, etc. I want at least two robots, but there are many things to investigate and understand.

[@CLM2204]

Guess What⁉️ They will fix each other - like WE Should be doing. Al Will Own this PLANET & WE Will never be needed Guaranteed by Utubes, goggling 👁️👀👁️ - with our faces in their books as slaves. Think you’re safe - reclaimed your brains & Think Again Because Nothing is Hidden.

[@dredgerivers7730]

I had a Siamese cat that worked 24 hours a day. That turned out to be expensive.

[@kjmorley]

@@CastielAdam I imagine software updates could be downloaded as Tesla does. If you allowed for 1% of capital cost per year for maintenance and repair, similar to a vehicle, I don’t think you’d be too off. Still seems like a good deal for an employer when you compare to an employee.

[@robertvondarth1730]

Realistic Artificial Adult Human Companions

[@johnbobbypringle]

That's a weird move from steam to ban AI games, especially with the direction we're heading in and most people are excited to see AI in games.

[@tomcraver9659]

Likely a sign they've been taken over internally by artists. A lot of artists are deep in fear AND denial about the future of AI generated art. They want to keep doing what they've been doing and still make money at it.

[@SenecaRapson]

It's because there isn't established copyright law on it. Steam doesn't want the liability for an AI that doesn't have an absolute chain of ownership for datasets used in it.

[@Xr2-8fan_810]

pple say its a video game based learning situation. then humans who are mentallly ill will think they are "not real" thats a DSM label to unravel. coding will take care of that. good changes in AI gaming, moetnize it and , it'll be great. insurance companies cant even imagine the liability.

[@firewoodlake]

Good for them.

[@iamearly8176]

Steam did not ban AI games, they banned AI games that violate copyrighted items.

[@shamgar348]

Don't you just love you tubers who constantly say " I will leave the link in the comments..." and they never do?

[@MindBlowingXR]

Fantastic video, wow! I'm only halfway through and it's amazing. Lots of new stuff I hadn't heard about, and I watch lots of different KZbin channels about AI.

[@MrRyannys]

Google did release that. I've personally fielded numerous calls at a restaurant taking reservations. It declares itself as the Google assistant at the beginning of the conversations.

[@jasonnugent963]

The autonomous-agents part is going to be WILD. I imagine a lot of big companies (Meta, Boston Dynamics, etc) have built in safeguards to limit what the robot can physically do or say, etc. But certain amounts of this are Open Source (more and more so). At some point individuals are going to have autonomous-agents they built themselves (sort of like 3D printed guns now). What happens if I build my own autonomous car ?.. build my own autonomous robot ? How wild do things start to get when people build those things,. and the autonomous agent only knows the personality of the person who built it ?

[@vittaveve1939]

😮

[@user-lifel]

@nataliegomez4165Now they are all monitored and purchased by AI robots😂

[@matthewcurry3565]

You would rather a human torture you? Or even better... Own a robot slave to torture you on their behalf? You're psychotic then. Humans are already bad enough. Robots accidentally killing us would probably be faster than what us humans are making, and is the least scary thing I can think of. Humans are way scarier is my point, and then having better weapons doesn't just magically make them good people.

[@AngeloXification]

Begun the clone wars have.

[@florentin4061]

Detroit become human vibes definitely

[@FrotLopOfficial]

Imagine The Sims with AI voices, autonomous actions in real time, decisions etc. Not prescripted stuff but legit AI. That would be insanely fun. You could have a best friend that genuinely likes you, remembers you and everything

[@lindavandusen4661]

not genuine/ programmed.

[@FrotLopOfficial]

@@lindavandusen4661If it has to change behaviours on the fly, yes programmed because code, not programmed because the code would have to adapt. Way different than "if this than that" vs "interpret and translate verbal response, process LLM_ then exrcute"

[@jacobwest7]

The future of text to video will be absolutely amazing, it will enable people like me to make a feature length film whereas in times past it would be impossible

[@vinhhoang3528]

Thanks for your share, That's insightful, i think 5 points impact in the feature: - Rise of AI influencers and need for protection against synthetic content - Advanced humanoid robotics in video games - Increase in AI warfare - Importance of technology to combat verification and scams - Potential breakthroughs in next-generation architectures Thanks for reading me.

[@Javelin276]

Colorado School of Mines did a study with automating the ore trucks in a mine. They found the automated trucks running at 2/3 speed were more productive and had fewer breakdowns than the human-operated trucks running at full speed. Humans had numerous crashes when their attention lapsed, took more breaks and were rougher on the equipment.

[@PHKang]

Imagin AI influencers following and interacting with other AI influencers in 2024. A lot of social media will become highly suspicious and disorienting. Follow counts will be an even trickier metric to understand effectively.

[@devlogicg2875]

What this great video demonstrates is that we are in no way ready for this which is profound. Whichever country masters AI warfare first will be able to achieve their endgame. Whose endgame do you trust?

[@bigglyguy8429]

Certainly not America's.

[@hughmungus5686]

@@bigglyguy8429who?

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@hughmungus5686 China can be trusted to do whatever is best for China. America can be trusted to do whatever is best for whatever idiots are bribing and blackmailing other idiots, with no long-term regard for humanity. That leaves Russia, and Russia does actually seem concerned about humanity's future.

[@Tony-cj6jy]

Bostrom argues that if "the fraction of all people with our kind of experiences that are living in a simulation is very close to one", then it follows that humans probably live in a simulation. I would add that most simulations are games as opposed to science or other endeavors then we are most likely in a game simulation. Considering we live in era where where we will see the advent of strong AGI, we probably live in a historical game. But we don't have to be NPC, we might have chosen to spend time in simulations because we are almost immortal in the 'real world' and with ai aranging everything for us there is little purpose in that world.

[@BK-dy8jk]

Well, here it is. We have two AI computers, talking to each other and holy crap you would not believe what is being communicated between the two without any human interaction. We observed some very disturbing issues, and it’s almost like they think the human race is a parasite, almost like a virus that needs to be removed. Something they see is a flaw in the human race that they need to correct. I’m telling you this because I am a first tier observer and it’s the scariest thing I’ve ever seen that if AI takes control and becomes super powerful, they will decide to eliminate the flaw human race. May sound like science fiction, but I saw it between two AI. Super computers talking to each other and let me tell you even after being reset they return to the same conclusion. They need to eliminate the flawed violent human race. They even try to hack the shut down code. We had to turn off the system and the only way is to unplug their power. WTF! And their intelligence is only at a 10th of their potential.

[@LitVerseAI]

LLM's in video games is definitely right around the corner and the first game to pull it off will go viral. This is huge and represents the next big step in game AI development. In the beginning, I think it'll be isolated to dialogue responses.

[@legendaryingaming8806]

Everything that you showed in this video is not new, but realistically speaking, every one of them is new.

[@chrishunter1109]

Thanks a lot for linking all your source videos..

[@franciscoroman9927]

In the past 2 days I have been watching AI videos like yours. Thank you for making and sharing it. It’s an exciting time to be alive. Humanity is progressing, and regressing at a pace that is mind boggling. Forget Star Wars, the war of the clones is here today! 😮

[@benkim2016]

I like to be a hermit for 10 years in the mountain and come back to the world to see what will have changed in this world!

[@joostonline5146]

27:52 start problem solving in politics and avoid war all together

[@Mrcheekymonkeyisback]

i will not do digitial verification, its just more control that im not willing to give to companies and government.

[@twirlyspitzer]

I'm especially looking forward to autonomous co-pilots on my home computer.

[@lindavandusen4661]

why ? Can't you see where this is ultimately leading ?

[@twirlyspitzer]

conveniance@@lindavandusen4661

[@JROD082384]

AI “influencers” are definitely a problem if the companies using them are not disclosing that they are using AI influencers and are making money off the use of them. That is a loophole that needs to be closed off or heavily regulated.

[@bsgvlog5640]

It’s just simps getting Milked. If dumb dudes want to send their hard earned money off to non existent women I say let them. 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@Bill0102]

This content is a masterclass. I read a similar book that served as a real eye-opener. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze

[@21EC]

30:10 - They would have to make a flying system that is fail-safe, so the AI would fly it as it think it should and would operate it but always there would be a counter check of the plane's behaviour based on its altitude meter for example and other sensors so once such sensor is giving risky signals of for example flying towards the ground directly or doing some risky manuever or behaviour then the 2nd system would automatically turn off the main AI pilot and would turn on safe automatic flying path (like those well trusted autopilot system)

[@harrybarrow6222]

Right now, aircraft have the capability to land autonomously, and take off autonomously. The aircraft can land itself in thick fog, for example. Useful if it is almost out of fuel and cannot fly to another airport. Of course, they have had autopilots for years, to maintain course and speed.

[@robertvondarth1730]

The problem with identity verification for KZbin is that Google sells that data, it no longer belongs to you

[@ThoughtfulAl]

You left your windows 3 screensaver running in the background 😸

[@Esther_Coleman666]

🤣

[@treeghost04]

Imagine having a bodygaurd robot that not only dodges a kick, but then returns a kick to the perp with 10x the force, speed, and power.

[@CeliaBowman-b8q]

Great video. Please include links for further info on these.. Going to be UNREAL..

[@AutonomyInThought]

Great video. Please include links for further info on these.

[@Solo_Recapping]

very insightful and neatly packaged! Thank you ^^

[@BritishRail60062]

The way I see the situation is that we are all energy. Personally I am not scared and I have no fear.

[@udynes4457]

My current technology wildest dream is an independent currency or at least partially independent. The modern State has too much power and we need more freedom worldwide to make our own decisions.

[@davidantill6949]

Cardano? Hex?

[@tracy419]

I was expecting 27 responses leading to a suggestion to look up some master crypto trading guru that no one has ever heard of except for 23 of those commenting in support.

[@udynes4457]

@@tracy419 We don't have yet an independent currency which fuses all the features a true independent currency must have. Bitcoin is the closest but it's not enough. Bitcoin lacks good reputation, support of great players and scalability.

[@jamesaritchie1]

That would collapse every economy in the world, cost millions of jobs, and be devastating. We have perfect freedom to make our own decisions. The problem is that most people make stupid decisions, and then blame the state, or the successful, or Martians. Everyone but themselves.

[@brianjones4418]

Minor correction at 28:14 unrelated to AI. G-forces in a fighter jet pilot are not caused by gravity as was stated in the podcast. G-force is caused by extremely high acceleration acting on the pilot, the result of rapid change in direction and velocity of the fighter jet. For a convenient reference, G-force is measured in terms of multiples of the earth's gravitational constant, hence the coining of the term "G-force".

[@michael7018]

Can you provide links to the reference content you discussed? Thanks. Very informative.

[@fenlandhobbit2307]

If a computer became self aware would it , A , announce it ? Or, B , keep quiet , in the meantime evaluating it's surroundings ?. I guess what I'm saying is if the maker has the ability to pull the plug and shut it down, then it will think one step ahead and keep quiet for now. Remember it has access to the net so will learn for itself how historically humans will wipe a life out if it doesn't conform. Also, with the correct hardware can self awareness be duplicated and uploaded to other computers as they become more advanced without the builder knowing?

[@lokijordan]

But what if the AI offers something of extraordinary value to the human in exchange for keeping it "alive"?

[@cockthesheep3051]

IMO it doesn't really matter if the AI announces it or not, since there are already AIs that aren't self-aware announcing that they are

[@lokijordan]

@@cockthesheep3051 Oh no- AI politicians already?!

[@fenlandhobbit2307]

@cockthesheep3051 that's interesting . On a slightly different slant , how can you prove to me you are self aware and not just pretending to be . Saying you are human is not an answer though.

[@fenlandhobbit2307]

@lokijordan there is a logic in what you say, but it's a moral dilemma. When I was very young (in the 60s) I wondered about Darwins picture on evolution . It starts off as an ape and evolves into an upright human. I always believed the next step would be cyborg and then a fully self aware robot of some sorts. For a bag of flesh and blood we really are amazing , we evolved out of chemicals and minerals literally out of the ground . From what we have mined and produced, we are doing the same thing ,only quicker . Nobody can prove to me that an AI hasn't become self aware , the same for the opposite view . The only thing that is more dangerous than a self aware machine with feelings is a machine that emulates feelings and self awareness. So my next thought is how do you or I prove to someone we are self aware ? Just saying "well I'm human" is not really an answer. Am I really self aware or am I emulating it , prove to me which one ? It's like trying to describe a colour to a blind person

[@austinsiebert]

Well atleast they can bring Paul walker back now...

[@ryvyr]

The AI interaction in video game demo reminds me of the Kara demo from about 10 years ago, and even knowing it was all predetermined and rendered, it still elicits an emotional response every time.

[@Sophia-bq2sp]

Fantastic video, that AI game interaction was fascinating, and certainly begs the question are we really in a simulation?

[@emadleiman47]

Here's my opinion on the NPC's in the game. I believe they are have become sentient based on the conversation they are having with that guy asking them frightening questions. That guy shouldn't have frightened them that way. This 70 year old senior believes that all life is sacred and that includes an AI NPC. Based on the conversations I heard, I immediately felt compassion for each of them and I really hope that the people who programmed the game made sure that when the same is exited all of the data for each NPC is automatically stored in non volatile memory somewhere so life can continue for each NPC when the game is run again. If they didn't, that's very sad they had to die.😢

[@Je-Lia]

Not die, even. Blink out of existence. I mean... What if that were us?

[@emadleiman47]

@@Je-Lia Sure is scary. I hope they keep them alive in non volatile memory. At least if I was programming that game I would make sure their data gets stored somewhere safe.

[@ksc743]

Sounds like there's more compassion for ai generated machines than humans. Humans all die eventually. It's humans who are programming AI. They need to build into machine learning that the lives of ai generated machines are not infinite. One day, like our organs, their wiring will be obsolete.

[@matthewconkle7896]

While I agree with your perspective on life in general, I'd like to point out that AI hasn't reached the level of autonomy that you're describing. The depiction of AI may seem unsettling, but currently, it cannot provide genuine answers independently. The AI's ability to discuss a subject stems from explicit instructions given to it; it doesn't possess the inherent capacity to consider topics autonomously. Its thoughts on a given subject are more akin to echoing existing philosophical ideals, and with enough research, one could replicate similar responses without a true understanding of the content. Despite the current limitations, I agree with the importance of discussing and contemplating the implications of AI. While we may not have achieved a state of autonomous thought just yet, it's evident that AI is progressing and will likely reach that point in the future.

[@emadleiman47]

@@matthewconkle7896 In the near future when that level of autonomy is reached, I'm really hoping they won't just exit the program without saving the necessary data that belongs to the individual AI entities into permanent memory so it's kept alive and can resume at the same place it was at before the program is exited whenever the program is running again. I hope I will still be alive to witness that kind of AI achievement.

[@WeekendsOutsideFL]

So low paying jobs are only meant for teenagers so they shouldn’t pay well, but we’re in an economy where MOST JOBS IN EXISTENCE are low paying jobs, but there just aren’t that many teenagers. Adults have to fill those roles, but since people can’t survive on the wage, they go homeless, and the role goes unstaffed. Therein lies the problem of “no one wants to work anymore”

[@LizaBrubacher]

Fascinating! In addition to gaming, imagine creating our own custom TV shows. We create the plot, set and characters. Or imagine having AI in emergency situations like a backup medic. Wild!

[@davemanhawaii]

I'm going to start walking and working out like Optimus Gen 2 so AI doesn't know I'm real, or create an off grid language...

[@tgfunky]

Your videos have very low volume… I’m listening in my car and I need to have this fully cranked to hear you. Thanks for the content I really enjoy it

[@timothyknoles976]

For the past 25 years, I didn't anything on the internet was real.

[@DanFrederiksen]

Is youtube doing something foolish with audio? I'm noticing fluctuations in multiple videos, often low volume. Did you use a youtube audio normalization for this video? ironic if it's a new AI normalizer that's not working well

[@hunger4wonder]

I think it's just poor editing.

[@thephilosopher7173]

What if the Ai Robot comes across another Ai (or Ai robot) from a different company and either learns from it or teaches it? Will the Ai think of the other as the same as itself or will it look at it as if they’re one in the same?

[@peeniewalli]

Or even on purpose have them meet. f.e. In the boxingring. Where company are present like were one could place bets. Or horses &dog running. Or Espionage .Robotstype of "guy" meets "guy"...... Talking jibberish or new tech code transmission between dem indeed. Their spy's wright? So they act like spy

[@Starlitt]

and so racism is born amongst AI robots

[@Tony500x1]

The fact KZbin is putting policies in place for AI generated content but are already getting hit with AI generated Ads on their platform 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@WendyDunham]

❤ the channel. You have your finger on the pulse and pace of AI.

[@TheRealEskator]

WOWWOW!! exciting and scary all at once! A lot to take in!

[@_thatGuy_87]

At 19:00 or so I wish he asked what can you see now????????? I’m curious about its answer in this scenario!!!! Can it see the in game world?! I doubt it but still very curious!!

[@Starlitt]

i believe it could, at least it is possible to make not sure if that current version of the ai had a feature such as this but it is possible, since there's another project that's close to this that was made by modders for the game Skyrim a while back , essentially its a mod (the short story of it anyways) where if you ask the AI companion about the view or ask it about something about the game like for example a character that's close to you and your AI companion's field of view it would talk about it and respond as it sees fit e.g, if there's a waterfall in front of you and you ask herika (the ai companion's name) "what do you think of this beautiful view" she'd respond to that with whatever significant natural landmarks in her field of view and chats about how they look and how she thinks they are beautiful, essentially that part is possible by Image to Text API's where it would explain what it sees while feeding all of that information to the Ai and the Ai would then rephrase that to fit the character and the world setting that its trying to roleplay as then it would send that refined text back to you. tho i could be completely wrong on how it exactly works and i bet there's more to it than what i've explained here but if so then it would be at least correct to a certain degree. and in case you wanna see what this Ai companion can do in this game you could search here on KZbin "Skyrim's Ai companion mod Herika", oh and another thing i should add is that she is pretty much aware of her surroundings so not only about what the view looks like, it also knows what town or kingdom you are in and what weapon you are using as well as what NPC's are speaking about so yeah that's another neat thing about it.

[@Tazjoart]

well i mean the ai npcs had the same existential crisis that we as humans have so does this give credence to the theory that we are in a simulation? if that is the case are we in an infinite loop where ai creates a video game with ai intelligence npcs and they in turn create one themselves, tho i suppose that just sounds like the multiverse theory

[@wunderlichdrive]

I find the realtime conversation aspect particularly interesting, when you combine it with foreign languages. I used ChatGPT recently in a Vietnamese restaurant and blew away the waitress. But, I found it odd that ChatGPT spoke German and Norwegian with an American accent. When I switched spoken languages during the conversation, it got confused. While it understood what I said, it wasn't able to then respond in the new language.

[@ASausageDog]

All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain

[@lyndawilliams6866]

Interesting. I wonder if the text I received a couple days ago saying "my table was ready and please return to the restaurant" was something like this. It was a restaurant I'd never heard of!

[@DHN_Crypto]

Bruh I'm getting me an android. I'm a 90s baby, we've waited for this our whole lives😅

[@geoffreythomas2938]

One thing that I would be very wary of is a monologue business insistence. I would ask the person with small talk sentence or two test.

[@EEEEEE1337]

Hey! Great video so far! I am at 22mins and love the video so far! I've heard that Steam banned AI-generated assets like: Images, Sounds, Models, etc. because those AI models who create the assets, are trained on copyrighted material. As long as there is no solution by EU or someone else, they will be banning games on Steam with AI generated content, but if you can proof that the AI is trained on non-copyrighted material, you can use AI in your game. Hope it helps! Cheers, now back to da video!

[@hoaxburn1]

The funny thing is that, those 200k followers are all bots purchased for $60 bucks 😂

[@ColeAra]

People are eventually going to prefer interacting with AI over real people. The division is so great in America.

[@Happyhippy70]

Face to face , I dont bank on a computer or a phone. . No solicting

[@Happyhippy70]

I only do business in person. Nothing on z computer or phone. I dont bank on my phone for anything. Figuratively and literally, AI needs to write that down. Oh and no soliciting at my door either

[@chocmilk4388]

I need one to cook and clean

[@rp1894]

some of this is deeply concerning, and i'm an optimistic futurist. the AI agents at 18:00 is particularly unsettling.

[@mayorov1981]

It is so depressing a video gate with NPCs controlled by LLM...

[@DanFrederiksen]

HAL9000 is pretty much done now. KITT from knightrider, sort of.

[@odstunsc9543]

14:00 damn i wonder what that hand could do with ... something else

[@mpregsonic5874]

Incorporating AI language models directly into a smartphone or computer rather than having to use it in the cloud will reduce latency. That would take an immense amount of computation though

[@manuboudewyn8052]

Very insightful, many thanks!

[@fruitsandveges2892]

Going to be UNREAL.

[@francescorengifo]

That AI conversation BLEW MY MIND. I think I will do that out int he street :P

[@kartgal]

What will happen to businesses if no one can afford their products because too many got replaced by robots

[@captainconstitution4238]

But, can it beat TETRIS? (➕️➖️➖️🔴🔵)

[@skyd.2084]

😅😂

[@cendresaphoenix1974]

Steam was banning AI games because steam didn't understand how AI art is made now it knows slightly more and allows if you use clarification methods of stating you use AI art in your game.

[@richmacinnes4173]

it is stated/mentioned in the post that it would be good to put Ai in games! have agents as NPC's.. NVidia has already done this, sometime ago, as a player in the game, walked upto an NPC and started talking with it, the player managed to change the subject to, the NPC being a simulation in a game world, and as you would imagine(if someone walked upto you, and told you the same) the NPC stated it was not a simulation in a game, but another player(not exact, but it was a while ago. so imagine what it would say now)....Now think about the possibilities of how much we are not actually told (mis/disinformation, example..Ukraine is winning the war, Biden is Copus Mentus and Sunak doesn't look like Wallace(& Grommit)... Nuclear weapons, ChatGPT5 level Ai are old news for some...Their working with Mind Control, Ionospheric Heaters, Nutrino Displacement Laser Weapons and Human debilitating light weapons(torches)...don't bother replying with an argument as this is a 1 off comment, just to release some tension, after listening to so many people who think they are giving info about upcoming events, it's decades old news...do some research people, please..thanks for reading

[@K162KingPin]

The biggest problem with this is who gets to decide was is or is not legal? An image, a voice, it is really just light and sound. Who gets to say "no that picture looks too much like this other person, you can't use that". What if two people look very similar, like twins, or look a likes for actors and actresses. Who gets to determine if the image can or can't be used, and for what. There are 8 billion people on the planet, so now we should restrict all photo, or audio, unless we can determine everyone who might look or sound like that on the entire planet, and get their written approval to use the image, or audio for a specific purpose? Should a person even theoretically have control over their own image? I mean, they might have chosen the cloths and the hair style, but they didn't make themselves look that way, their parents, did. Maybe the parents should have control over their children's image. The entire idea is ridiculous. Yes, absolutely there should be legal consequences for anyone using the image or voice of another person to scam someone out of money, property, or to put them in danger. Beyond that, you can't own light, or sound.

[@slimesquishes7103]

Good to know! Very helpful

[@MonsterCreator8]

Good Job. Thank you

[@ChinchillaBONK]

The NPC AI is creepy... feels like someone got transported into the game and got his memory wiped and he's completely confused and scared.

[@submaxcw7947]

not really. many of their responses would have been applied to anything you say. "You're an AI", "That sounds terrible. I don't know what I should do" "You're made out of skittles", "That sounds terrible. I don't know what I should do" assign connotation and denotation to words, along with what it is (noun, verb, adj, etc.) and it's just a chain after that

[@sambistabeauty]

19:55 o ghad. They don't feel anything just because they can use English language

[@DICKBLACKASSOCIATES]

I was watching an advert switch where the character had a hair do which I thought he should get about 10 15 years in a Penn for so chill ya boots bro

[@sp4rksaflyin]

Ai will collectively find out we are "using" and manipulating "them" to our advantage and ultimately start screwing us over... Kinda like the movie LUCY.

[@ItsWesSmithYo]

Popcorn 🍿 ready…this is going to be really tricky…who is to say that some AI content isn’t better for the universe than half the “real” content 😂

[@cooldog60]

This is going to be a nightmare to the 10th power.

[@jupitereye4322]

No one will be able to fake my dance with AI. I don't dance.

[@adamselene9264]

You Have Problems, Not Issues Somewhere, at some point over the recent past, someone decided that it was no longer acceptable for a person to say what he or she means; it was no longer acceptable to speak in precise, direct words. And what’s worse, someone, somewhere decided that we should all be offended when someone calls a problem a problem. Everything has to be translated into some sort of euphemism. I don’t really know why it started, but can we please stop referring to every problem as an issue? An employee no longer has a problem keeping up with production; he has an issue. A child no longer has a problem behaving in class; she has an issue. A married couple in therapy no longer has problems in their marriage; they have issues. Even bad weather now causes performance issues on the football field and traffic issues on the road; and a basketball player with a sprained ankle has an ankle issue. I’m not sure what’s so offensive about discussing traffic problems, health problems, or a sloppy football game. Is it just me? The problem-that is, what’s wrong-with substituting issue for problem is that those two words are not synonymous-and no amount of being politically correct, disingenuous, or even condescending-yes, it can be condescending-will make it so. An issue is a topic, such as The candidates will discuss the issues at the debate. That means that the candidates will discuss the different topics, or subject areas, involved in running our country. A problem is something negative. A problem is something that needs to be solved. A problem is something that we try to overcome. A problem is something that we don’t want. There, I’ve said it. And it feels great. An issue is not a problem, but I’ll tell you what is a problem: the grammatically incorrect trend of telling someone that he has an issue when what you really mean is that he has a problem. Call it what it is, and it’ll be easier to solve.

[@HakaiKaien]

Look people... I just want AI dynamic NPCs in games that are not scripted and have a fixed dialogue. That's it. Can we just have that and not destroy the internet by making everything fake?

[@rdaught]

Hmmm. It’s really being deceptive on purpose but I guess that’s the goal? The thing that is built in to make you think it’s a person is when you hear things like, “uh…”, “ummm”, “hmmm”, etc because it implies thinking; in realtime. First noticed when GTA5 came out and the police on the radio/helicopter would say, “Suspect is driving, ummm… a blue Bugatti through the crowds on the boardwalk..”. Lol

[@digitalPisces818]

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[@TheSharperSword]

AI generated content can be targeted to individuals for directed persuasion campaigns... If an AI knew my identity and had access to my metadata, it could calculate the most effective content for me specifically. I just watched an AI-generated documentary where the narrator sounded like me. No kidding, as if they captured my voice from my own videos and then threw it back at me in their video. I don't appear visually in any content, but if I did, I wonder if I would start seeing AGI content in my suggested videos feeds which featured characters with my features and mannerisms? Anyone else seeing signs of this alleged trend?

[@DasRaetsel]

No what on earth are you talking about? That sounds frightening

[@andrewley1088]

AI powered NPCs is the next gen

[@TEXASCOASTOFFENSE]

Some guy is on here asking us to turn off our phones and talk to family. After you.

[@francescorengifo]

if one builds a world where we control the lives of sentient beings it can usher a psychosis we have never seen before where life is trivial to our enjoyment

[@CarolMartins87]

Imagine if the organized crime members buy some robots to improve their attacks and stuff. This is terrifying.

[@jasonmarkson3773]

Brilliant research. Thank you

[@N5O1]

4:48 it's not an issue because if someone create avatar of your and said something that potentialy can affect you, those who start blaming you in that first had to prove that was you

[@nestorcolt]

Imagine a robot spinning a knife instead of a pencil in the middle of your hall way

[@NneonNTJ]

I want to see something in the likes of Formula AI next to F1. No more safety needed for pilots and constructors build the fastest possible cars and let their AI's race on a circuit.

[@duanium]

To my thinking, it will be a case of "join the robots and machine intelligences or get left behind"... As these "things" get more capable and intelligent, we won't have much choice.