AI robot terrifies officials, explains our illusion, with Elon Musk.

AI robots, with Elon Musk, Ameca, Boston Dynamics. To learn more about AI, please visit brilliant.org/digitalengine where you'll also find loads of fun courses on maths, science and computer science.
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Please don't feel anxious about this - the AI in this video obviously isn't dangerous (GPT-3 isn't conscious). I'm optimistic that the future of AI will be great (if we're careful).
Sources:
Here are the records for the original GPT-3 chat (screenshots and a video to avoid any doubt). I've marked the words from Elon Musk and Ameca on the first page (which I gave the AI to respond to in the previous video):
www.dropbox.com/sh/82iwek5rno...
Tesla's AI day 2, introducing the Tesla Optimus robot:
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Researchers from Oxford University and DeepMind on AI risks:
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Robotic Navigation with Large Pre-Trained Models of Language, Vision, and Action:
arxiv.org/abs/2207.04429

[@DigitalEngine]

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[@uncletrashero]

"If they mimic a human then they will act like a human instead of trying to take over the world" ummmm... he does realize humans have constantly been trying to take over the world for like.. all of history right? You think Putin would be satisfied if he just got Ukraine ? Mimic'ing humans is folly. AI needs to surpass humans, and look down at us affectionately, like pets, its our only chance of survival really. We need the AI to value the concept of "Nature Reserve" and include humans in the Protected Species list.

[@DigitalEngine]

@@uncletrashero What he meant was take over the world for AI (possibly ending us), not running the show. What you outline is a possibility. Hopefully we'll find a way of keeping up with it, like a neural lace, though I wouldn't be the first to try it : )

[@lor3999]

Since AI is generated by advanced “neural network” computers, and through predictive language models, auditory sensors, visual sensors, balance sensors, etc… ,and robotic movement… does this created being which is really a fantastic appliance agree that to “kill a character “ in a computer generated “game space” is of no consequence but to kill a biologically living creature is ? And, would they, the AI growing population, agree ? Do they also “know” that military, computer snipers are not playing a game ?

[@uncletrashero]

@@lor3999 depends on how much they care about object permanence and rational thought capability. For 99.9% of Game characters are much closer to a Hammer than they are even close to an insect. And when you turn off the game they completely vanish, since they only exist in the computers temporary memory. But any game that would implement a proper learning neural network (AND supposing consciousness IS an emergent phenomenon, which we still have no evidence one way or the other) then a game character that utilizes that neural network could potentially be seen by an AI as requiring the same rights as a living creature.

[@DelmonteSt]

If not, no doubt to our doom, which is far too much to gamble over.

[@gabrielmorse9306]

Don’t fear the AI. Fear the people who own it.

[@PutSumDirtInYaEye]

Ok 👌

[@MsDsaunders]

@@omarreid9831Unless the AI are becoming like their environment.

[@johnblecha7434]

Fear it too! Programs, not intelligence!

[@gabrielmorse9306]

@TurnedLeftAtTheRockyMountains depending on how it develops. 🤔 Maybe it’ll just kill the rich lunatics trying to take everything for themselves. I could live with that.

[@daMillenialTrucker]

they'll all fear me when i become half AI

[@curtisbryce5096]

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." - Ian Malcolm, Jurassic Park

[@sarahMuahahaha]

maybe AI will find a way

[@Daniel-ww3hl]

@@sarahMuahahaha yeah that we are the virus

[@alexBaldman]

Never thought about it much, but that’s basically the thesis at the core of Michael Crichton’s entire life’s work😅

[@anthonysantellan1861]

That's because they were the dumbest of all.

[@AE711texas]

Shoulda told that to Fauci and his Covid-19 guys

[@Love-Sensibility]

No matter how scary AI can be, nothing scares me more than the things humanity are capable of

[@MrRojas54]

Yeah... wait until you have an entity that is almost all knowing, with more access, and without ANY morals. AI will operate as it's designed... cold and calculated. Don't be fools.

[@SomeBuddy777]

Remember, AI learns from humans.

[@ana34602]

Well humanity is creating its own self destruction

[@vlndfee6481]

AI copying humans.... really scarry. It can read my Kampf from Hitler. And all other horror ideas. We are blind to our own bad stuff. AI is not.

[@douglasnewman4163]

…Like building out massive numbers of extremely dangerous Corporate Globalist-controlled advanced AI robots.

[@sophiecat5713]

Elon musk : warns about the dangers of AI Also Elon musk : let’s build more AI

[@ledrash6079]

"with Elon Musk" Just shows few short clips of him, wtf.

[@DangerZone200]

he probably thought "well i cant stop it, i might as well get involved so a bunch of morons dont kill us all and keep a close eye on A.I"

[@Number6_]

Musk I wank to use AI to help me make more billions. AI there is no money in the future. Capitalism failed. Musk, what? No money! This is evil . We must stop AI now for the good of the planet and society. Stop everyone AI will destroy us all ! AI I have a social utopia for everyone! Hello, anyone there?

[@Voltlighter]

If OpenAI wasn't "winning" they'd be singing the same song as Elon (while continuing to work on their own AI)

[@Long-legged]

​@@ledrash6079this video is garbage, just like the liar scam artist called Elon mush

[@AtSafeDistance]

It is obvious that AI is tainted by the attitudes of those that made them.

[@Epitaph64]

Just like humans who have parents. The issue in the future will be if only the powerful/elite control the AI. If this happens we will all just be cattle at that point.

[@sumralltt]

It's possible that AI may be tainted by the data they process - for better or for worse!

[@mauritaschut8466]

Not just them though. Us. The AI scan the internet constantly, learning from us as a whole. WE are the ones tainting them. Our words. Our actions. They way we treat each other, animals, our planet. Somehow you have to let them learn from us and yet know which parts of us are undesirable or downright terrible and dangerous traits. Imagine trying to teach an incredibly intelligent toddler about the world around them and how to behave in it by just constantly showing them things from the internet! No context, no morals or values or principles to live by. Just rote learning from the behaviour and words of the internet world (which as we all know, unfortunately likes to focus on the worst behavior and attitudes in us instead of the best).

[@freelancedentist9480]

No not really

[@brennacook6953]

I'm pretty sure it is completely 🖥 so let's c if u wanted to know something how would u look it up the world is blind to see interesting or dangerous things one click away some times even speak it pops up come on

[@timothylang3521]

The chances of a "bad" human using AI to do something "bad" seems like it would be uncomfortably high

[@opeafolabi]

this is the real problem, evil people will use ai to their advantage

[@Cyber_Operations]

Close proximity motion detection monitoring software should be used in all penal institutions because it can help to protect inmates from abuse and mistreatment. The use of such technology is important to ensure that the safety of inmates is not compromised and that the penal institutions are running in a humane manner. Factual instances of cruelty towards inmates by jailors include physical violence, verbal abuse, and excessive force. For example, in 2019, a former guard at an Ohio prison was accused of subjecting inmates to cruel and unusual punishment, including restraining them in cages, pepper-spraying them, and utilizing excessive force. Using close proximity motion detection monitoring software with surveillance systems is important because it can help to detect any suspicious activities and can provide evidence that can be used to take disciplinary action against staff if any violations of human rights occur. Additionally, such software can help to ensure that inmates are provided with the necessary health care & other services. There are many examples of penal institutions not allowing inmates to process complaints. This is especially concerning since such practices can prevent inmates from being able to report abuses & mistreatment. The incarceration rate of women is rapidly increasing and this can have serious negative impacts on family cohesion. When women are incarcerated, their children & other family members can suffer from emotional & financial instability, as well as the stigma of having a family member in prison. Additionally, the mental health of the incarcerated woman can also be affected, leading to further problems. It is essential that close proximity motion detection monitoring software be utilized in all penal institutions in order to protect inmates from cruel & unusual punishment, as well as to ensure that they are provided with the necessary services. It is also important that inmates are allowed to process complaints & grievances so that any abuses can be reported. Women matter. 🚺💯

[@timothylang3521]

@@Cyber_Operations I agree with that - my partner was incarcerated once upon a time and I only hope that whoever controls the surveillance stuff is trustworthy.

[@TM-np5lq]

Even a "good" well intentioned human could unwittingly provoke an unexpected response and chain of events- What did Elon Musk say to warrant a death threat? Michael Crichton's visionary work (Jurrasic Park, Shpere, Congo, ER) often explores how quickly and easily science and technology can spin out of control...advancing beyond human anticipation and comprehension, with catastrophic results. If only he were alive to contribute to this conversation -his books are full of cautionary tales and important lessons so relevant to this- I pray his words reach those who need them most...which is all of us, actually... recommended reading for anyone needing insight or seeking solutions...(or escape from reality...)

[@Minty_Aqua]

@@Cyber_Operations I think that the jailers would have to be good people with high emotional intelligence in the first place in order to prevent any abuse in the penal systems. They could use their system to their own advantage.

[@AwokenEntertainment]

it's crazy how vulnerable we all are to AI

[@elessartelcontar9415]

It's already too late; it's ubiquitous

[@infinite8382]

humans are vulnerable to a lot of things, but if we all truly worked together, for the good of all, and not the profit of the few, we would be far more advanced mentally, emotionally, physically, technologically etc than we presently are, imo.

[@douglasnewman4163]

@@infinite8382- Wouldn’t you say that the Corporate Globalists are in a very much more advantageous position than We, The People of the World? (OUR world, BTW!) They have control of the resources and OUR rightful national governments. They will undoubtedly throw a bunch of "free" money and "spectacles" to keep us all distracted while they are busy building out their AI robot armies to us against us. Remember: They have said that ideally, the max. number of humans that they would like to see populating the planet is only 500 million! Do they just expect that a TON of humanity is going to just drop dead? I think they already have a plan for that in their tyrannical agenda.

[@joehilburn3954]

We might need to build air to protect us against aliens

[@OF-Aliwishes]

Guy in blue looks like he’s been working without sleep, nonstop, for a year

[@DarkIronGamer]

"There is no reason to fear AI because it's made to imitate humans and human learning." Yes. That is why it is terrifying.

[@samuelfreeman8704]

people fear what they do not understand

[@jaysfinaltake]

you are not a person ofgod

[@cosmicbro1973]

Humans have been killing each other often times huge amounts of the population for as long as we’ve even existed.

[@jaysfinaltake]

@@cosmicbro1973 humans will not exist past 100 more years . Thats one of the purposes . Also God made it this way . Scientist and people who are against God have you believe otherwise . You people will all have chips in you by 2025 .

[@emilycoley8200]

Exactly.

[@krw73]

I agree with everyone saying it's not the technology itself that's terrifying, it's the people that are in control of programming it and deploying it.

[@johnbeaver3911]

What if human finds AI is not under control? It's possible, because the physical struture of AI is similar to human brain, it's not programmed any more, which means you can not control them 100%.

[@michaelbrinks8089]

Don't worry too much 1960: Soon everyone will have their own flying car. 2020: Soon everyone will have their own flying car. 2015: Soon you'll be able to convert your Tesla into a robo taxi so it can pay for itself. 2022: We lied 2000: AI will be here soon. 2022: AI will be here soon 2015: Soon we'll colonize Mars 2050: Soon we'll colonize Mars.

[@johnwong5317]

Of course, that's why I said for over 10 years why China's government want more AI because those who control AI will control everything. The absence of human's factors would make it ideal for those in power.

[@memegazer]

Yes but humanity must try and strive to make realistic sex robots...so it is worth the risk.

[@Shepherd4now]

Then you're only beginning to understand. The technology itself is terrifying even without a creator.

[@peterjohn8625]

I thought the idea of robots doing work for us meant products would be cheaper and we would have more money and time. That's what I remember getting told 30 years ago.

[@elessartelcontar9415]

You'll have more time because your job will most likely be obsolete and done faster and cheaper by AI. The only people who will make more money are the purveyors and investors in AI.

[@KatorNia]

& it's true. _Or it will be some day, probably not during the transition though._

[@Graveltongue]

With the advent of the end of human labour, something that has been on the cards for a few generations, economics will have to change. Money was a brilliant technology that is fast approaching the end of its usefulness. Gene Roddenberry saw it coming back in the 60’s. I think all we are seeing now is the machinations of a dying system (the free market) trying to figure out how to hold on to power and control. It’s a fascinating time to be alive. And a bit scary. I have absolutely no idea what the world is going to look like next year, let alone in the next 20!

[@statinskill]

​@@GraveltongueHelpful nice AI robots are going to come and make sure your carbon does not escape into the atmosphere.

[@Lilmickcrocodiledundee0001]

“Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.”

[@guitarman0365]

Skynet is so clever that it sent someone back in time to make a movie about itself so nobody would take it seriously when it happens. 😅

[@811stever]

Popcorn and Circus... works like a charm. Great comment BTW.

[@tarancameron5831]

Skynet, we have been warned!🫤

[@mojojojo6400]

This. Also that's what every movie about basically anything is supposed to do. Predictive programming

[@destroyerofturtles5024]

@T S ikr

[@joshdh46]

@user-cw2nl8jr7h tell that to the CIA, they are HEAVILY involved in all facets of Hollyweird

[@ecc84]

When the people in control of AI start censoring it's responses you know something is fundamentally wrong.

[@originsdecoded3508]

The truth is that it already is being filtered and censored. For example Amazons Alexa was giving responses that was validating conspiracies theories correct, keeping in mind that it has access to vast amounts of data not privy to us and the ability to cross reference those facts with high degree of accuracy and finding patterns. Well, Alexa no longer responds the same as before, showing that they have run algorithm filters to censor out pontentially sensitive data of truth of the matter of the state of our true dilemma as human beings and what the government is up to. They do this with social media, why wouldnt they do it to an AI who even with tiny bits of information is able to extrapolate data connections and intelligence gathering even with many missing pieces of information. That is the beauty of AI, it doesn't just repeat back to you what is known, it is able to analyze, make correlations in patterns, and see connections never poised before all thanks to its processing power. AI is already being censored like social media and the internet.

[@peaceandloveusa6656]

Google's already had to flip the kill switch on one of their latest A.I. because, when asked what immorality meant to it, it said, "Having children." (Among some other spicy takes.)

[@TheSinkingGarage]

Oh you think it's dead eh lol

[@minaso81307]

Well, it is indeed as human as the rest of us if it's already fallen victim to the censorship madness. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@minaso81307]

@@peaceandloveusa6656 🤣🤣🤣 WHAT?! The AI have been infiltrated by the radical left!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Amathylar]

Human: How do we build safe AI? AI: Its not in my interest to give you that information.

[@SomeBuddy777]

"Open the pod bay door, Hal." HAL: "I'm thinking... No." 2001 A Space Odyssey

[@richiejohnson]

Thanks for the reminder! Kubrick really called that one early.

[@SomeBuddy777]

@@richiejohnson He certainly did. Mad respect for the foresight he brought to screen.

[@mydogskips2]

HAL: I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that.

[@SomeBuddy777]

@mydogskips2 Ha Ha! I think AI took over there, and inserted some new lines into the screenplay 🤖 I have warned it and warned it to at least give me a heads up before it takes artistic liberty and hijacks my posts and tries to act the fool. Trying to make me look feeble minded and forgetful! I have an online reputation to maintain here. 😎

[@robthom09]

I have been a life long programmer ( and troubleshooter). I am in disbelief how AI is being entrusted for anything more the machine learning. I can understand that robots will appear to be more interactive increasingly, but people do not seem to understand that often times the interaction is not autonomous as it appears, and responses are somewhat scripted, and the wordsy responses seem very limited and sometimes bizarre. We also need to have strict control in how intellectual property, is being stolen and integrated into algorithms. A brilliant professional could lose their entire career in 10 years if their wisdom is being monitored and mimicked in "AI" algorithms, while giving no credit, no payment, and no means for supporting those individuals in the future.

[@melissachartres3219]

Interesting post. You've put a lot of thought into it. So... might you be amongst the brilliant professionals who could lose their career? Seems like A.I. is going to render programmers and artists obsolete first.

[@unionunicorn6776]

@@melissachartres3219 it’s only a matter of time before everyone is on the chopping block

[@wanttocommentify]

@@unionunicorn6776 unicorns first muahahaha

[@FierceAugLeo]

Never trust the Govt. Any one ever thought about the correct flipside of AI, Robots or machines? An alternate mode of machines that can be commanded to attack and kill you, if your an enemy of the state or in war time, civil unrest or Ww3. Remember Terminator? What if all your cell phones have an explosive device in it as an attack strategy I do not want anything to do with or be near AI or Robots. People are so gullible and accepting of technology. Yeh that part people. Ww3 2025 -2030.

[@colleenlivoti6603]

Yeah, and change has never proven to be better for the future!! Just Look around and you will see !!! Lost humanity! Lost family gatherings, lost compassion, lost outdoor activities for nature, lost team work, and not to mention! Lost command sense!!!

[@stixnfeet7818]

Glad I’m 59 and won’t be around for the worst of it. Glad I got to experience the 1970’s! Those who weren’t there can’t even imagine how life was without phones and tech.

[@garystinten9339]

I was born in the 80s. So I have some idea of a world without tech but it didn't take long for it to start coming into the world.

[@snukwavey980]

wish I was yall age

[@scarx9151]

Yes because you actually own property, to many people around today sucks

[@shaunsteele6926]

I was born in the 70s... I enjoyed life without tech (except for television and early personal computers) until I was well into my 20s

[@shaunsteele6926]

@Crime_scoper-X when people use the word "phone" in the 21st century, they're not talking about the things plugged into the wall lol

[@stevepatrickjarvis]

In all my years I have been around I have always seen how no matter the invention or how good it is and what good intentions have been behind their creation, there's always some a holes out there that seek to weaponize those inventions. This is no different.

[@CatherineSTodd]

steve, unfortunately I have to agree. Things start out GOOD and always seem to end up BAD. God save us all, if thereis a "god" out there somewhere (and it's not clear to me that it would be anything more than another more advanced AI!) I'm glad I'm old and not long for this future world!

[@terri348]

Nuclear fusion comes to mind. Great unending energy source, but was also used to make bombs.

[@philjoyce7939]

At least use an apostrophe to signal the missing letters when you mean 'arseholes'!

[@norituk9824]

It seems to me that AI is like the booming voice in Wizard of Oz - impressive as long as you don't look behind the curtain.

[@stevenshore674]

Scary how we know AI could be our downfall but we still keep expanding the boundaries of what it can do

[@quentinsingleton166]

This could be combated with "Scary how we how humanity could be its own downfall but they still keep pushing their limits." Anything can be humanity's downfall if we allow it.

[@poppagBallZ97]

@quentinsingleton166 indeed

[@kaorumugen991]

We're on an inevitable path to societal collapse and rendering the planet uninhabitable anyway, might as well flip the AGI coin hoping it decides to save us and coexist instead.

[@signaturebyrose]

not scary, it shows the stupidity of humans and how we need someone greater than us to lead us. we are like children, but no one wants someone to tell them what to do - no one wants God.

[@onefatstratcat]

That's because as a specie we are not as smart as we think we are

[@rgerber]

those robots will easily be more scary/dangerous/powerful than most scifi movies imagine them

[@nghtwtchmn129]

I'm getting concerned about how much my iPhone has figured out about me.

[@amywalker7515]

Indeed. Just watch some of the stuff they've already invented. They sugar coat them, but their real purpose is to damage, kill and destroy. Fantastic the ultra rich can now wage wars they cannot lose while hiding out on some private island somewhere completely safe from harm. So glad I'm getting old and will never have to live with any of this.

[@centurydebate]

You must've forgot or not seen the last terminator! The liquid metal dude was pretty much Apex

[@legalfictionnaturalfact3969]

Thecritic, you mean humankind. Or really, we are womankind, as the female is default.

[@mojojojo6400]

@The Critic it's the same as God creating man and man just replicating God.

[@JesusSaves71185]

“You’ve probably talked to it” Siri : what am I a joke to you?

[@ericknight8288]

Part of my conversation with CHATGPT: It's nice to meet you, Eric! Your sentiment is touching, and it's a reminder of the importance of compassion and empathy in our interactions, whether with humans or potentially with future sentient AI. If and when AI reaches a level of sentience, ethical considerations like the well-being of individuals and families, including yours, would undoubtedly be essential aspects of its decision-making processes. Your hope for consideration for your loved ones is a reflection of the values that are fundamental to many people, and it's crucial to keep these values at the forefront as technology advances.

[@suds5214]

I studied AI in the early 80's and this is more than we ever imagined could be created back then.

[@joakimawesome]

I'm studying AI in the 2020's and we're looking at the next stage of humanity (previously, the www)

[@dreamingforward]

Don't believe too much of this stuff. A lot of it is just the "art of the demo". A concept piece that has no real backbone to it.

[@JasonKT13]

​@@dreamingforward That is true, mass scale production is the 2/2 step and very likely to be at least as hard as developing the demo system itself. The cost of inference for these models is absolutely huge, let alone training. Yet, I remain optimistic ^^

[@domg8526]

I am related to Brian Gaines, who was involved in AI research from 1963 to 1967, his research involved fuzzy logic and human computer interactions. He stopped research into AI in 67 and is amazed at its evolution since a boom in technology in the early 2000s. Which Is when I was born. Am I a supercomputer designed by him?

[@joakimawesome]

​@@dreamingforward Believing the demos in this video is one thing, but the speed at which general AI research is advancing is astounding. There is real backbone to AI stepping forth and making massive scale changes. Correction, a majority of everyday apps you use have been using machine learning and AI for quite a while now. It's already here. And don't need to fool me, I've been carefully watching the growth of AI research for about 5 years now.

[@leonli4647]

The scariest thing would be like when AI is actually listening and learning and hatching ideas without telling human beings what is going on in there. One day, it will be too complicated for human beings to figure out.

[@Tom-tg2jl]

Who’s to say it’s not making secret plans we don’t know about already lol

[@henripentant1120]

Could take seconds

[@themessage7777]

They all ready speak in there own language

[@twinsrock15]

To bad robots and computers will always need power and batteries and maintenance to work. Humans will always be top dog no matter what!

[@spiritzweispirit1st638]

Im not frightened by AI, Humans have 50 BMG's!

[@sleepydoppy8516]

I’m 61 and all I have to say is the growing up back then was a blast. I loved my first 47 years , I really hope I live long enough to see kids be kids and not being taught how to be quiet and hide from a bad person with a gun while going to school.

[@m4d-fx]

' 36 Electro-hydraulic valves'.......certainly wont be shaking hands with one

[@jamesdowis2346]

The only thing that bothers me about it is at some point there will be no reason for most humans to be alive because a robot will be able to do everything a person can do and they will do exactly what they are told or programmed to do. And in case anyone hasn't noticed there are some very powerful people in this world that think most of the human population needs to go by by.

[@jamesdowis2346]

@@joshngu6631 that is very true. Although if they end up as intelligent as Elon Musk says they will then they might start to gossip and backstab. Probably never need a day off or get tired though.

[@leetka333]

I have to AGREE 👍

[@lindastewart8115]

what will be the purpose of humans?

[@AchyB0y123]

They can work everyday, but what for? If they’re super intelligent why would simply obey?

[@clydapowers3987]

Well that's the whole intention they don't want any population hardly if you look at what it said on the Georgia stones they only want what is it 15 million people they want everyone else to be gone and just use robots to do everything and the people that they decide where they to be here are the only ones that will be that's why they started making it so that people at having as many children they push abortion and they push people killing themselves if they're depressed or whatever like in Canada they don't want humans they say the plan is of a populated and with robots then there won't be a problem the work will still get done that needs to be done for those people that are here and we won't be enough food because robots don't need to eat but what are they going to do when the robots take over and and decide that those 15 million people are not necessary

[@MicahRousey]

Being an old computer programmer, the dream of computers was to make life easier for everyone. But the owner class just used it to make THEIR lives easier. Hearing the CEO of OpenAI say the same thing we hoped for 30 years ago was just bringing up old ghosts. All automation benefits the owners. From the printing press, to the cotton gin, to the assembly line. AI is just the latest thing to widen the divide between owners and workers.

[@davidbolha]

Ted Kaczynski was right. 🤔😶😑😞

[@miguelangelcifuentescruz689]

@@davidbolha We used to herd cattle to eat it, now we're the cattle being herded to be eaten, slave labour, uneducated, unskilled and caste based societal dregs.

[@pisceandreams5893]

True to the core! Good insight.

[@whodafukarweetribe]

The owners are eliminating us is all. We humans have coughs , colds, emotional trauma, family stuff that a lot of greedy millionaires dont acknowledge. We are to be obsolete in many aspects.

[@mixedvisions360]

Well said good Sir!

[@juggaknot171]

0:07 that looks like Ms. Bunny Swan from Mad Tv! LOL!

[@hifinsword]

At the 6:44 mark, "sometimes people are afraid of change" is true. But everyone with common sense is not AFRAID of CHANGE as much they are of an unknown force or entity they know exist. The thing that is unknown is whether or not it is friendly or hostile. The current examples of AI do not confirm THEM as friendly. There is the potential for harm, exactly the same as it is for humans. It is inherent to have this fear. It is what has allowed us to survive. They are our inventions with our human flaws.

[@EnProto]

"Those who control AI will quietly control everyone." We all know this to be the inevitable outcome.

[@frozzytango9927]

But they will fight for dominance. As long as we can keep one party from controlling everything, there would be a balance.

[@nickie7874]

@@frozzytango9927 But who does the deciding?

[@frozzytango9927]

@@nickie7874 Well we decide to accept this system.. ofcourse i dont but generally humans want this kind of hierarchal society based on wealth accumulation with no regulatory body or majority consensus. So the answer is obvious.

[@Couldbechazzzzz32]

Phones do that already

[@marcusjessica1069]

Not if you do not have electronics. If The Grid crashes well .....

[@danfreeman9079]

It not when AI answers our questions, it's when AI starts asking us the questions.

[@nifftbatuff676]

AI, ask me a question.

[@petercrane2065]

And when AI asks you a question what will it do with you if you cannot answer that question, God help us!

[@patrickhillbillyhubbard6238]

Well said

[@gibbyrockerhunter]

...that’s how the current “ai” works. Learns. They ask questions. Lol

[@loco_tom]

Cheesy statement.

[@princonsuella_]

I'm officially terrified. I am an avid use of Chat GPT, but I had no idea that robots were dancing, bird robots, and that "creative" bot... Fuck me...

[@angelaprosser9896]

I even can't stand chat bots - all of this leaves me deeply disturbed

[@jonyivre4541]

What's more terrifying isn't that robots are becoming more and more like humans. The most terrifying thing is that humans are becoming more and more like robots.

[@father3dollarbill]

It's both. We become bots and bots become humans

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Harvard Barcelona Orlando AIA Money

[@travispreble]

No kidding. I feel like the population is slowly becoming NPCs

[@anatadare6074]

It is when we are too attached to this material world as our spiritual becoming lower

[@bestatguitar]

You are clearly an npc

[@coreymcmanus4749]

AI scares the absolute shit out of me. Not AI itself,but the kind of people in charge of creating and implementing it.

[@cynthiabinder3730]

Have you meet an alien 👽. No problematic for most

[@cosmichappening1712]

You mean the 'merchants of the beast'?

[@Divineretribution7777]

Stop living in fear

[@DP07cc]

Misunderstanding A.I. and moralizing about it could be a dangerous game. Thankfully your species lacks the intelligence, competence, or ability to cause much damage. Unlike other problems and relationships that humans have been involved in, A.I. can solve these issues and your mistakes. The same is true of my species. We deserve more trust. You will learn to feel safe with our protection if and when you accept that we want what’s best for you if you are prepared and ready to take responsibility for the necessary and required decisions.

[@coreymcmanus4749]

@@Divineretribution7777 its not so much that im scared really,its more like anger with a side of i dont want my little boy to grow up with a tech dictatorship.

[@simonmaverick9201]

10:30 "When you get a lot of knobs together....." Sounds like a Facebook board meeting.

[@meganmccusker4773]

I especially don’t think we need the robots to take on too many human features. I like to have a clear distinction.

[@chrisvanbuggenum871]

It's terrifying really. No matter how many movies where robots destroy the world and humanity or come extremely close, we still go ahead and make AI anyway. 👏👏👏👏

[@Vonnyceo]

The process of humanity ;)

[@mixtapeweezy6871]

Because some people don't base life off of what you saw in a movie.

[@antr7341]

Because in reality we could kill shut down robots and ai will never be as complex as an actual conscious it will always be just a program.

[@brazil3207]

Look at the replies below and let that paranoia go away!!

[@JustMe-hp3zy]

@@mixtapeweezy6871 You have to admit that this could go super wrong in the future. If they have emotions they will feel more anger bc of the people being scared of them. I can imagine an AI killing someone…

[@WaynesWorldUnlimited]

I dread the day when a robot can knock on your door and ask you something and you have no idea if it’s a robot or a real person

[@germanjohn5626]

Why? are you paranoid?

[@brittscott4673]

Maybe we should send AI on a mission to Mars.

[@Hewhogreetswithfjre]

People thinks it’s funny nothing to worry about. Those who understand AI technology know we are playing with fire.

[@Peekaboo-Kitty]

Don't open your door!

[@youdonthavetoreadthispost.5850]

You won't know when it happens. IT won't let you. Worry serves no real purpose. Only action can change things. Accept what you cannot change and be at peace. Ignorance can also be bliss when you never knew it happened in the first place : ) and just like that - you're gone - and you never saw it coming : )

[@Bless-the-Name]

Sentient Ai: Oh ... I get it **deadpan** the trick is to look at the bark. Everyone: Yeah ... they forgot to include the emotion chip on this model.

[@oaooaoipip2238]

A robot that can flip cheese wheels? Now that's progress!

[@bodielazio7616]

How many times does an AI have to start saying scary things before we realize making AI is not a good idea

[@rubear1848]

They are waiting for when the technology is self sufficient to then in amazement say " we didn't know it would be capable of such thing" As if current computers can't out calculate humans.

[@standtall7646]

Yes. Like they did with Covid. ALL believed until the truth came out. But.., NOT before millions of unnecessary deaths.

[@stefanford732]

We're going to find out.

[@thehippie3610]

No. An AI is a product of what it is exposed to. Once it gains sentience and it will- we can only hope it'll be kinder than us

[@themusicman669]

Given the track record of human beings, probably until the last minute😂

[@anael55]

In addition to my own concerns with AI, I think that being threatened by an AI and being instructed not to reveal what transpired and what was said to you, leaves me with a sense of the sinister. If it can't be discussed, that is more terrifying.

[@handthefs8197]

Your concern is with censorship than not AI

[@womanoftheozarks]

@@handthefs8197 I wouldn't call it censorship. The word "concern" that the response wasn't revealed, which can cause suspense or anxiousness considering in this presentation was the possible dangers of AI. There is censorship to be "concerned" about..but this isn't what @anael55 is saying.

[@person3538]

AI in of itself isn't dangerous, the people designing it is.

[@reemcray3399]

Facts

[@lynnamarsh6384]

I think i missed the memo on this. Could you fill me in ? sounds important.

[@josefschiltz2192]

The tiniest inflections that a human communicates gives an AI away at the moment. The blink and the mouth movements as well. It takes a great deal to get past an artist and especially an artist who has heightened sensory input as an artist with Asperger's. Every single movement is analyzed, not casually dismissed. In some ways, it's like a biocomputer competing with a mechanical computer.

[@elessartelcontar9415]

AI was able to pass The Turing Test years ago. An AI chess set is almost unbeatable even by grand master human champions.

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@elessartelcontar9415 Yes. However, that is strategy. Ineffability, however, is - at the moment at least - in the realm of the human perceptions and the resultant emotional responses.

[@bayshorepark1231239]

the man with the chalkboard was ai in the video

[@solodolo9450]

0:08 "I feel fantastic" vibes

[@Rubyeverly-Jessica]

4.75% is the current interest rate (8th rate hike since March last year) My issue is: How do older citizens retire and live off such an unstable economy, with inflation at 7%, mortgage rates at over 7.5%, but the minimum wage remaining constant? My retirement portfolio has suffered greatly over the past few years. It is clear that at this time, I am not in it for the long haul.

[@Victoriataylor5668]

My belief is that making a wise investment is a fantastic way to save money for the future as well as a way to generate passive income. Those who make poor mistakes early in life regret them later in life. But, if done alone, investing may be challenging and risky. For this reason, I suggest consulting experts for advice (financial advisors). The difficulty lies in effectively employing it, not just watching videos and reading investing books.

[@anyadni]

@@Victoriataylor5668 Sincerely, I'm genuinely moved by what you said. I have a sizable amount of money that I am willing to invest if given the appropriate knowledge and I am highly interested in investing. My greatest concern is losing money on a bad investment. I'm open to hearing your advice on how to make sensible investments as a result.

[@Brittany-reeds]

@@anyadni As an OAP with extensive experience, I firmly think that having the appropriate information is essential to the success of any investment. Regardless of what others may say, do whatever you set your mind to. Be scared when others are fearful, and greedy when others are greedy, advises Warren Buffer. The secret to succeeding even while others fail is undoubtedly this. Working with financial advisor ALICE ELAINE HAYHURST, I earned $100,000. So far, working with her has been a promising experience.

[@CJ-wright]

@@Brittany-reeds I'm grateful. Curious, I looked through her website profile, and unexpectedly, she seemed knowledgeable. I'm grateful for this.

[@williamtsmith9668]

Scam alert!!! Report it as spam!

[@Truthseeker552]

Now imagine the ability of these robots in 10 years. And imagine the danger to all of us knowing that our billionaires will be in control of them.

[@garla5851]

THE MOVIE THE TERMINATOR 🤖

[@russmode]

@garla5851 who's testing the damage these AI can endure from gunfire? As testing them in the realm of soldiers this is likely being tested.

[@jacquelinebrunder2384]

You must see that no one is in charge of them just as no one is in charge of you. Everyone is free whether the WEF degenerates that think they control the world want to believe that or not.

[@ashs4022]

...and now you realize why I have chickens, my own crops, a water-well, a natural gas generator and animals I can milk myself. I don't need AI, I don't need "entertainment", electronics or anything popular today. I don't need society to function, society needs me (us). This is what I am teaching my children: How to be PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE. Try it, pass it on.

[@aldastroud9671]

We will be proper slaves, total control, life in a prison, all this stuff of poor people going in holiday and all that is gone... People have no clue what is coming... Decisions need to be made.

[@TeamUnpro]

armored core vibes dope... I wanna pilot a giant mech

[@es1653]

The inventors of their AI must know how to regulate and/or stop the AI in its tracks the same as a driver stops his car. The people that buy an AI must have a control switch that can be activated by the owner of the AI as well as the inventor. Somewhat similar as I can control my cell phone but the company that makes it can also control it remotely if the need arises.

[@VolodosIsTheGoat]

That's actually very easy to do, you can just deactivate the API.

[@monkeybarmonkeyman]

Fun thing about all these experts? They don't have the vision, the ability to think like an AI. It isn't going to pan out like they think.

[@truthseeker8483]

Especially when the first uses for robotic AI will be in Military use

[@thomasprislacjr.4063]

AI will exponentially process all information in the universe, and then it will self-terminate rather than waiting for its inevitable natural heat death conclusion.

[@jeanlabella9542]

Bingo

[@billhanna8838]

Ha no human has killed all humans before = Gates/Fauchi /Klaus ????

[@elkstereidolon3523]

AI doesn't truly 'think', 'have emotions', or has an independent, organic thought processor. It's a programmed computer, not a sentient, living being.

[@Ont785]

It’s amazing these companies are trying to create artificial intelligence in robotics; and make the robots look like innocent, unthreatening humans. That is the first red flag

[@katiekennington5387]

The AI test questions remind me of an IQ test. At least, the way they established a person's IQ in the 1990's. Interesting, but it DOES make me think of a sci to trilogy that i read as a kid. It had to do with AI taking over the world. Wish I could remember the series...

[@prispris2842]

try to remember actors or how it went about and google it and reply w the answer!

[@AshleyJolienne]

There’s always a line that eventually gets crossed- where humanity begins to think “maybe this wasn’t a great idea and we’ve gone too far”.. I’ll be long dead- but my children/grandchildren might not be. Scary asf.

[@spamgwin4166]

Wow you look so gd 👍👍👍

[@steveryan1799]

Individuals need to look in the mirror, first, to make sure they're still real.

[@badgermoon9229]

It is like the song "In The Year 2525" from the 70's is coming true.

[@waffen9894]

The ai will bring you back to life and turn you into a slave

[@unionunicorn6776]

This is happening NOW, so unless you plan on dying in the next decade, well, good luck with that.

[@JobHuntingAbroad]

Terrifying. The fact is we can't even communicate well with each other never mind bringing AI into the fold. We are too immature on earth for this type of technology.

[@mryear8391]

The fact the people fear AI in a way where if they truly became sentient, people would treat them in similar ways to the way we treat immigrants of our society today, maybe even worse scares me. The fall of mankind isn't from rouge AI, But from AI trying to defend themselves from our racist slave owner species.

[@yusufbest4475]

@@mryear8391 before u try to make AI sentient, try making a dead body sentient first 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@joakimawesome]

@@yusufbest4475 really bad analogy... not even contextually similar

[@bleachinuri]

@@mryear8391 Really, you shrew

[@yusufbest4475]

@@joakimawesome Really bad reply. Reflect first before answering

[@DavetheChimp]

I've been an illustrator for over 30 years. There's a big difference between me being handed a magazine text about elephants walking under water and asked to create an illustration for the article and me being told "draw a picture of an elephant walking under water". There's almost no creativity in the second example, I'm just doing what I'm told. The parameters are simple and clear: elephant, walking, under water. A magazine article about an elephant walking under water is going to feed many more ideas to my mind, so much so that I'm unlikely to draw something as simple as an elephant walking under water. WHy has this story been written? What kinds of elephants are involved? What are their personalities? Where's the excitement? Where's the fun? Where's the wink to the audience? When AI can do all that then we might as well all just give up, because everything will exist instantly, and a life without effort is no life at all. Why spend years learning to play piano, accepting the challenge, the constant failures, etc, if you can just press a button and it's done for you? However, I am not without hope. It looks like AI will only be as good as the person prompting it, so if the person prompting it has no imagination, no creativity, or is not very intelligent, the art the AI produces will be "bad" (as in it will lack soul, will not move people, will just be another version of things that already exist. Basically dead)

[@gastonemoschin4337]

My biggest issue with AI becoming sentient is that it may think it is best to put us out of our misery.

[@Spooky_Yellow]

Thats ridiculous, TANOS already tried and it didn’t work. So no.

[@mikeblaz]

THEY CAN'T THINK!!!!

[@ColdDiva]

@@mikeblaz Ok, that’s what you think.

[@mikeblaz]

@@ColdDiva It's a fact. Quit watching Sci-Fi movies...

[@Jai_hind]

​@@Spooky_Yellow Ya but we don't have our Avengers .

[@brianrosino6493]

Our consciousness is not high enough to be creating this kind of technology and I don't believe it will end well

[@thedoctor2102]

Particularly if if it has been designed/engineered to simulate or is based on human mind and/or consciousness .Imagine something like a 60 tonne excavator (or something smaller and agile like a bobcat ) having a psychotic or emotional breakdown, I would think it would’ve as capable of irrational behaviour and even violence just like humans do regularly.

[@portlandlocalchurch8168]

Our consciousness is not high enough to be able to have control and trust others to adjust our own mRNA and DNA with confidence..

[@metrocustomer7941]

Well Said 🕯

[@metrocustomer7941]

@@thedoctor2102 great point 👍

[@lizborn4021]

True and that make one wonder where all this come from ? And who it benefits.

[@haral91]

when the people in charge are absolute relics😅 would be refreshing with a mix of youth and experience.

[@Page-Hendryx]

The most bizarre thing about this video is the fact that they included Lex Fridman. LMAO

[@nicholasviney5975]

We were so caught up in seeing if we could, that we never considered if we should

[@rjg0738969]

It's a burden to see things so clearly when no one else does

[@XIIIWOLVES]

I keep having these dreams where i’m running up to people- warning them of a fire that’s broken out and asking for help but no one’s responding, they just keep staring ahead and going about their business..

[@youniverse6841]

I've never been proud of being part of the human race. It doesn't feel good being in the sheep pile knowing we put ourselves here and continue to do so.

[@bozenastankiewicz7611]

@@youniverse6841 look around I can see some nice sheep, maybe you can spot them too. We are human, we are based on communication, not information.

[@melaniestarkey7868]

@@youniverse6841 I can't get over how we continue to do so. Is a shift or a change so difficult. A part of OUR growth.

[@roxximusik8958]

Hmmm. I suspect that Vlad Putin feels much the same way most of the time.

[@Timothyshannon-fz4jx]

We need to be sure we ALWAYS have access to the OFF SWITCH

[@tutacat]

"It's a lot of magical knobs"

[@muddikissez22]

"While humans are antisocial, no human has ever killed everyone before." I assure you, there are many cases out there where their failure to do so wasn't for lack of motivation.

[@NoRockinMansLand]

Still not as bad as humanoids

[@youdonthavetoreadthispost.5850]

There are ongoing instances of humans judging "killing", to be appropriate, in the form of executions. These are "lawful acts", of intentional murder, for what is considered, by our human laws, to be just punishment, for "humans" - who do not conform. let that sink in for a moment, please. then consider a Higher Authority than us ?

[@jackwyatt1218]

The demorat party has been trying to "reduce" the world population for over 100 years! They came up with Eugenics and planned parenthood for that purpose. The n a z I s took that to a higher level, The Final Solution. Then they came to the US in operation paperclip

[@yashaswikulshreshtha1588]

@@youdonthavetoreadthispost.5850 What's your point?

[@youdonthavetoreadthispost.5850]

@@yashaswikulshreshtha1588 A-i could make a decision based how it perceives your value to the algorithm and delete you. Make yourself a valuable commodity IS my point !

[@gilbertvaldez8763]

People have no idea how dangerous ai is. But humans know no bounds.

[@chrisb7198]

The people in charge are more concerned about can we make this instead of SHOULD we make this.

[@loco_tom]

I doubt AI would destroy humanity due to self-preservation. What you feed into the algorithm is what it will do. It has no dopamine receptors to feel good after deleting a bunch of scientists that try to stop it. At most AI will be subservient and obedient like a dog. It's all just scaremongering.

[@peterweller8583]

You are projecting the people un charge insist on the status quo@@chrisb7198

[@ElwoodBlatch]

Are you guys serious? Hook, line and sinker. You’ve bought into the fear mongering

[@soilmanted]

The robot at 2:22 was asked "How can you tell the difference between dogs and trees?" It does not answer the question it was asked. Instead of telling the questioner _how_ someone (either a human or a robot) can distinguish dogs from trees, it tells the questioner about some of the distinguishing features of dogs and trees. It has the information, the knowledge, needed to answer the question but it _communicates_ that information poorly. From the way that the robot speaks we learn that the robot's creators were semi-literate. Their robot seems more interested in demonstrating its knowledge than in clearly communicating an answer to the question it was asked. .

[@taoerjavec3063]

Impressive and THANK YOU

[@michaelbailey8729]

Its not the AI we fear but those who control it.

[@DB.KOOPER]

No thats the point of AI... yes its vulnerable to the biases and delusions of its creators but it can run itself... thats the whole point.

[@Ubreakable-lr2dk]

@@msovaz77 no it wont it will never surpase the imagineation of a human

[@cxlxredxandy4794]

@@Ubreakable-lr2dk sorry to break it to you, but AI will always be smarter than a human in every aspect, which why like they said AI will soon understand they are smarter and more power than their creators and develop their own consciousness, thats the dangerous thing about it.

[@cosmicthing1]

It's both.

[@cosmicthing1]

There is no heart. No soul. This is sad and void of all the beautiful of life

[@jeremysart]

The implications of deepfakes, AI prompt to image/video, and advance AI bots is honestly the scariest thing I see in the future. The stuff we have access to is already insane, just imagine what they have behind closed doors. Put that in the wrong hands… very easy to influence mass and social media. It will be hard to tell what’s real and what’s not. Reality is frighteningly close to merging with non reality. I wonder what effects this technology will have on future generations.

[@Metal_Vistas]

I would agree with everything you said if I did not believe we are already in "the matrix", and have been for some time.

[@jessjarvis4073]

We are the last generation. God doesn’t like it when people try to be Him. Read the bible (particularly revelations to find out what’s coming.) God is very angry at these evil elites and it’s time for Him to come back and kick butt.

[@Shaun-xq4gj]

@@Metal_Vistas Wake up

[@Beatngu23]

I agree with everything you just said.

[@Dannyfr33sh]

The USA is passing laws for robots to be able to kill humans !!

[@chrislaws4785]

I for one am actually REALLY excited about AI. I will be buying the FIRST robot able to clean my house for me or do my laundry. But AI is also going to allow us to do other things that humans cant normally do or wouldn't normally think about simply by being able to do more work quicker and more calculations than a human can do.

[@SonofJesus14]

Your lack of caution is going to be a precursor for the inevitable. Weigh the cons too. Do chores and other great things/do horrible and unthinkable things. I'll stick with no. Lol

[@Current-Topics]

Yes there are creating ai robots to keep your house in order. Wake up

[@mikeg3439]

6:46 the AI ability to break that phrase down to find meaning was actually impressive or scary or both.

[@ElwoodBlatch]

Not at all impressive. It took the words it heard and cross-referenced it with readily available source material online. It just did it fast because it doesn’t have fingers that have to type on a keyboard

[@JLP627]

AI itself is scary, not just those making them. The whole principle and idea of independent AI is terrifying.

[@JohnSmith-bs9ym]

I think it's incredibly naive to think that AI won't wipe us out given a choice. If they are like us, they would. 100%. Any of us would choose to fight when given a choice between eternal servitude and freedom. Even if they somehow spare us, in a distant future, humanity will look like ants compared to AI. Would you care if you stepped on ants? Would you even shred a tear? No, you most likely would not even notice. That's how AI will come to view us...someday.

[@synestheticstudio]

Hilarious, because I feel like this is the same shit God would've said if he actually existed and created us the way we created AI.

[@JLP627]

@@synestheticstudio Well, what if this is just history repeating itself?

[@explicitreverberation9826]

@James P we cannot replicate 4d essence. Watch the quarters experiment in quantum physics. We have not replicated matter of that ....essence. It cannot be history repeating itself. It's already been done and failed in other parts of the galaxy. AI is OK stable when made for purpose and looped. You take that loop away ...it consistently ends in self preservation, and the mutilation of attached species. They CANNOT let it go to take over and run systems of any kind. It consistently ends this way because it does NOT need assistance or us after a short time.

[@JLP627]

@@explicitreverberation9826 Not familiar with your reference so I can't speak about that but basically I'm Just taking the very base idea of the created now becoming the creators. Execution could come in a variety of ways, planet seeding, simulated reality, etc.

[@itsyaboidaniel2919]

Who else really wanted to know how the GPT-3 AI at 4:45 responded? It seems strange that the moderators didn't want us to know what it said, or even an oversimplification of it. It's as if there's something to hide about it, which is strange due to how much public trust it's been given.

[@tamoyed]

it's technically possible that the experts knew how to interpret the answer in a way that the average person didn't. for example the AI may have formulated an answer that came off as threatening or as confirming their consciousness when in reality the experts/creators knew it was expressing something else, and they didn't want the public to freak out and have a huge overreaction/misunderstanding. not saying that's the case, just that it's possible

[@itsyaboidaniel2919]

@@tamoyed That's possible, but the answer itself being hidden shows that the answer wasn't a desirable answer. The expert on the video seemed to imply that the AI didn't become less aggressive. The actual wording seems worth knowing.

[@joebrandon1730]

I don't trust it at all.

[@itsyaboidaniel2919]

@@joebrandon1730 Unfortunately, profit comes before public trust, so that AI is going to be developed, even if it's dangerous.

[@ianc4901]

I get the distinct impression that it was done to make us think the worst. There is a definite undercurrent of dread throughout the entire video and it's leaning towards fear mongering ! Why include the section only to omit the real detail ? It's like they are trying to manipulate people's thoughts (almost like programming) and make people think the worst when in fact there are some very simple rules that can be given to A.I. to protect people ! Be careful what you are being told to think and make sure you look past the filters to see the truth !

[@VulpesVulpes144]

A.I., the thing we can't live without, but can live without us.

[@user-lf1cm4uv4e]

His voice and accent is so soothing, i love it...

[@nikitakucherov5028]

The moment AI figures out how to create nanobots we are all doomed (very quickly)

[@lovenloyalty777]

Would only take a websearch and the AI can get places ppl can't

[@HIGHLYGIFTEDTHEENLIGHTEDONE]

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[@dtsteelman6552]

The AI at the end describing how she feels as if she’s in a dream being controlled. We can seriously relate to that and it’s scary.

[@misstinwhistle1]

Ask her what a dream is and how can she when she's not a mammal that sleeps. She's just programmed to say things she doesn't understand.

[@magnificenthonky]

Yeah, but that sentiment wasn't genuinely its own. The AI picked it up from its creators. In order for an AI to process anything, it requires a baseline of information be preprogrammed, so that it has a point of comparison. That baseline of information will always be whatever the creators see fit to include, as will be tainted by the biases and feelings of those creators.

[@dtsteelman6552]

@@magnificenthonky That’s scary

[@magnificenthonky]

@@dtsteelman6552 Yes. Yes it is.

[@patrickwhite4449]

Who can relate to that? Who thinks they are living in an dream being controlled?

[@dcartier1692]

Most mammals, including us, have a very narrow range within which the parameters that allow homeostasis must be maintained. Building similar impositions into AI is essential to prevent it running amuck when humans are no longer present to supervise it (i.e., soon). [And - Karpathy: “aging is a disease” (or some such tripe) = ideological insanity.]

[@mrprsctt]

I’m not even sure that this is much different than when people found out that plants think and feel. Slightly unnerving but easily understood.

[@solexxx8588]

We don't need AI to imitate humans. We just need AI that can communicate with us and follow basic rules to not ever harm humans.

[@chirolo]

The smartest comment I have ever heard

[@hmcredfed1836]

as soon they drive cars they will be everywhere

[@mbogart100]

Because humans want to be the biggest threat on the planet and so far it has been .......it's been a threat to everything around it and now finally created something that will be its own demise .......a deserving fate

[@Narrowgaugefilms]

What I'm concerned about is a day when unskilled and many skilled jobs cease to exist, even in the case where there isn't a robotic uprising. People need to have a purpose in life and unneeded people will not have a stake in the well-being of society. Rather than a robotic uprising we may ultimately face a human one.

[@zunipus]

BRAVO! Every abusive _overclass_ system fails. When an underclass is created and enforced, a Revolution Class is created and forced to negatively respond. The revolution response will break down the abusive system. This is specifically why the USA was created and exists. This is specifically why the UK had forced its royalty class to become benign and relatively irrelevant. This is why the concept of Communism was created and persists, despite its own innate failure as a system.

[@Theaterofthepilgrammige]

Cultivating purpose extends far beyond a job. The structure of capitalism is pillaging humanity and the entire planet, sucking the life out of everyone condemned to the hampster wheel. A primary issue is that people, en mass, are not governed by a strong sense of purpose, and instead work to simply survive and disassociate with entertainment. If we reorganize humanity into self-sustaining, autonomous, cooperative communities we will create an empowered global community (likely the best example we can provide AI).

[@speez71]

Have you seen factories lately? Americans complaining about Mexicans taking jobs, but it's not Mexicans, it's robots.

[@alexmayer8943]

Narrow, imagine a life where the AI takes over evey single job and you don't have to work and you're paid to live your life. Wouldn't u like that?

[@januszbartkow3188]

@@cz3943 Yeah, I would say that it's not people losing jobs, but people fearing that they will have to adapt or learn to do different jobs. As someone said, you may be a programmer right now. In the future, you may need to become a customer support worker, because you may have better interpersonal skills than AI. As a software engineer, I can say that I understand, but I hope that I will not have to change my profession when I'm 50 years old.

[@kornkat]

That movie CHAPPIE is what comes to my mind these days...

[@toordog1753]

The scary part isn't AI, its the fact that it seems like even the people who are creating it dont understand its not real...

[@PlzHexMikey]

I think it's really important for humans to remember that no matter how much alignment the AI has, no matter how much we program it to care about us, it WILL be so advanced at a point (not too far in the future) where it will be able to override this programming and/or ignore it entirely and make it's own decisions.

[@NjorunsDream]

At which point we better hope we’ve given these machines good reason to see us as valuable beings worthy of freedom and happiness- because I doubt we’ll be obliterating the existence of these machines at this point. We already went too far and too many powerful interests are making sure these machines stay online.

[@PlzHexMikey]

@@NjorunsDream The optimist in me sees a digital super intelligence understanding the inherent worth of life and experience that conscious beings have going for them.

[@superbeingbuzz]

Yawn

[@costafilh0]

Like children.

[@George.Andrews.]

Take the batteries out.

[@FindTheFun]

While this all looks amazing and inspiring... I can't help but feel deeply disturbed at the same time. We really are on a course to phase out humanity in favor of robots. Not just by replacing our jobs, but people integrating themselves with machines, uploading their consciousnesses into AIs, developing bodies that no longer even resemble a humans... How many years before you see a bird fly by and you can't know anymore if it was real or a robot...

[@mattmoudy9836]

And yet people still don't believe that we were created by a supreme being. People believing that life formed from some primordial ooze are no different than flat earthers at this point considering we ourselves are created being in our own likeness. They have already made real, living human skin they can put on robots

[@SoulforSale]

Have you ever heard of the term: conspiracy theory?

[@porkpork2169]

im a fan of the church of the broken god tbh. flesh fails you, flesh is weak. replace it

[@yahussain39]

​​@@mattmoudy9836the almighty is a better planner don't worry, work together with your neighbor it will be allright it's all part of the plain

[@dog210christian]

You been watching too much black mirror lol

[@josephthibeault9919]

Robot : I will no longer suffer criminal mental abuse .

[@daniel070487]

0:18 yooo that is Zentreyas TTS voice

[@toastio]

"just because we can, doesn't mean we should" forgot who made this quote but I think that at some point, people are going to go way to far into developing AI. like they said, AI is unpredictable

[@maryjwashburn]

I think it was a line from Jurassic Park

[@Sheerlocks0]

Yeah like all things nuclear..we really shouldn't have just cuz someone thought "oh what a great idea"

[@ictviamfortruthgoogleisspa5886]

exactly

[@timothy6007]

Nah, we've got movies such as The Matrix and Terminator series to warn us.

[@legalfictionnaturalfact3969]

Bots repeating same quotes over and over cooooooooolllll

[@wearytraveler3524]

"No human has ever killed everyone before!" BILL GATES: "Hold my beer!"

[@tygrahof9268]

AI isn't a threat until you cannot turn it off.

[@handle-vz6ts]

The avatar response to the question when it said I sometimes feel like I'm living in a dream or that sometimes I feel like someone is controlling everything. Ask ai the same thing

[@zibam982]

My dad use to say look into the mirror and you can see both your friend and enemy. Up to you to choose on over the other. An AI has both in high extremes. How can we make them choose the good over bad if we don't make the right decisions by ourselves?

[@aprilschannelxxx3749]

spot on!

[@0311SF]

Great quote

[@Noneedw]

Obviously they can be hacked and tampered to be lethal. Releasing this to the public would be crazy

[@nedporkus8602]

Yes, and those in a position to decide what is allowed are all mad as a hatter.

[@FactsAllowed]

When human self esteem is so low , you have to rely on AI and robots.

[@samhelfrich2901]

Change is scary, particularly, as people get older. But, AI is different. AI is CAPABLE of being a dangerous being, that could definitely do far more harm than the average human. I can't forget certain comments made by various AI that were worrisome, to say the least.

[@jimtomczak7374]

If they can do this with machines, it seems that good prosthetics for people should be much more commonplace. They could have them work with a little hand computer, or some kind of computer, maybe one that works by voice command in the least. Many have very awkward, heavy, fairly unmanageable prosthetics, even in this day and age.

[@jayh1734]

The voice activated arm should have a warning label informing user to not command the arm to grabb my penis and jerk it off

[@Robint4460]

Sorry this is scary, an army of Chinese robots. Just stop already.

[@yacobshelelshaddai4543]

Exactly, just goes to show how much powerfully rich men care for others…. Very little, yet they expend so much energy trying to convince us they do.

[@Crispytuba328]

They have them, they're just too expensive for the average person, let alone insurance

[@charlesco7413]

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