Bill Gates Reveals The Next Big Thing In AI, Humanoid Robots Get To work

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[@AIChameleonMusic]

Amazon has plans to create "drones with security features" (make of that what you will) That will deliver products to your doorstep no humans needed.

[@hiddendrifts]

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[@charlesromelus3]

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[@samvirtuel7583]

"he doesn't reason, he only generates"... Why do so many people not understand what an LLLM is? Obviously he reasons just like we do, we are made up of neurons which only generate outputs based on input. LLMs do not generate words and sentences by chance, the internal network contains a simplified representation of the world and its operating rules, and it is on this basis that it generates its responses.

[@dunebuggy5885]

We have a LOT of feedback loops

[@be.ttubee]

Nope, not he but it does not reason just like we do. It generates lexicons based on the mathematical probability of your question. How difficult this is for you to understand?

[@samvirtuel7583]

@@be.ttubee Absolutely not, there is no trace of probability calculation or algorithm in the mathematical sense in these models, the probability is produced by the neural network in a way that even scientists do not fully understand, just as we do not understand totally how our brain works which pretty much the same way.

[@carultch]

@@be.ttubee Because neural network is a marketing term from the AI industry, so they can justify theft of intellectual property and call it education.

[@monkey_man3931]

GPT 5 reminds me of the iPhone 4-5 models. The original iphone and iphone 3G were hits, but it was the iphone 4-5 that turned the corner and made smartphones a necesssity for most people.

[@BrianBellia]

More humanoid robot content, please. 🙏

[@sergey9986]

Motor cortex takes only about 10-15% of cortex area, around the same area as taken by the two speech-related areas. I wonder why many say that robots as labor-replacement tool are going to take a lot longer to replace a factory worker. It is only bill of materials that separates a SW developer from a plumber.

[@MichaelForbes-d4p]

I believe the issue is the computational power it would take to replicate human dexterity is so high they are having trouble figuring out how to attach it to the robot. They just need a couple more years of Moore's law.

[@MehulPatelLXC]

@@MichaelForbes-d4p if it’s simply a compute power/weight and size case..then people are in trouble lol….

[@caubecktube]

132 “you knows” is surely a record.

[@MichaelForbes-d4p]

Nah. Once I lost count around 225

[@TheRealUsername]

You're heavy

[@AIChameleonMusic]

Those were "ya know's" not "you knows" pay the fk attention if you want to learn something Anon "Ya know?!" lul...

[@milesprowr]

Scotty doesn't know

[@9thebear]

But how many “do’s”?!

[@user-tx9zg5mz5p]

Humans need to unionize against ai and robots...

[@Seten_Tomh]

Autonomous! If that canister were a drink, it'd be all over the table! And it didn't even correct it's mistake!

[@cyberpunkdarren]

That guy at the end is smart and has the right perspective about AI. Much better and more grounded than doomers like Ilya and Jan

[@aaronhhill]

Agreed.

[@sergey9986]

Gemini does a 3-shot and evaluates those outputs based on some metrics. One might find analogies to some rudimentary reasoning going on. Apart from differences, there are also similarities.

[@ASmith2024]

I don't know. That's why I'm here.

[@dhhdjdjbfjdjdfjfj285]

Next video Talk about eureka doctor AI It is going to revolutionaze health care

[@peopleofearth6250]

Robots aren't taxed but human workers are. How does that make sense? 🤔

[@godschild6172]

It should be specifically designed to cater to needs not to take over jobs completely. Organize for the disorganizer, walk for the handicap, truth for the liar, security for those in danger… Nursing it can be helpful because a bell could ring for 30 mins while fully staffed. First you really should teach how to use it Bill so it doesn’t cause hell for the public.

[@rikardengstrom9133]

I can see exactly why i would like to have that hand installed beside my bed.

[@pesnevim1626]

I like your vids, but you actually say 'you know' 576 times. Try and knock it on the head.

[@Christiantheone]

Lol what the hell is a checkout robot. It's more like I'm the robot

[@galailliz]

You know knows no bounds in knowing you know

[@singularitybound]

Bill Gates..no thx

[@mafulomultimedia8803]

Dont make another video till u watch West World

[@Cory-v4w]

This is why we don't want humans ads to teach cognition. When humans ads teach cognition, postdiction shows up. Ai: Postdiction is an effect of hindsight bias that explains claimed predictions of significant events after the fact. Predictions are often vauge, open-ended, recycled, or statistically likely, making it easy to retroactively fit them to actual events. BTW we have to demystify health care. My desire turned on this hype. Give me what I like.

[@tiagotiagot]

25:09 "There's no economic incentives to kill all humans" The Oil industry: "Hold my barrel"

[@nusu5331]

seems you will have long waiting lists for BMWs soon

[@thr0w407]

Is eureka cheaper than a doctor visit, like a LOT cheaper?

[@TimeLordRaps]

Clone looks like underneat is 4d gel robotics that would literally be soft to the touch, they are controlled by air or a liquid, don't remember but I actually think both, mit has a video on a snake one I think from a few years ago, the idea might have been called 4d materials, but they mentioned it for lifelike robotics in the video I believe.

[@BeTheFeatureNotTheBug]

One million each not per day?

[@UnchartedWorlds]

Don't trust the guy who said and I quote the gentleman: "nobody will ever need more than 640kb RAM" and by that handicapping MSDOS and Windows för the next 20 years - to tell you "we can only scale max 2 more times before we'll have to try something else".

[@Lord_Juvens]

???uh what?

[@devilsolution9781]

​@@Lord_Juvenshes having an irrelevant rant

[@MichaelForbes-d4p]

😂

[@Lord_Juvens]

@@devilsolution9781 Fair nuff

[@hiddendrifts]

@@Lord_Juvens he's referring to what bill gates said at around 11:41 of the video. he's using gate's past claims to cast doubt on the integrity of his claims here

[@lorddeus369]

so ai has been recommending me ai content... suspicious

[@surfside75]

-😂

[@be.ttubee]

If next big thing is humanoid robot then people of the world will buy a Chinese humanoid robot 10 times cheaper than US robot, period.

[@MehulPatelLXC]

It’s going to take your job first. Most people won’t be able to afford one without a job or income.

[@HardKore5250]

What about using JEST AI?

[@milesprowr]

AGH Artificial General Handwork

[@HaydenCharlesFTW]

clone is definitely a rug pull

[@joschjosch8859]

Clone uses artificial muscles. It's like a bunch of soft robots.

[@barackobama4552]

Thanks the good video!

[@klaushermann6760]

GPT-3 cost around 1 million dollars to train, GPT-4 cost 100 million dollars, and now 1 billion dollars models are underway according to Dario Amodei. Let's see what they can do very soon.

[@unspecialist]

All wrong, chatgtp 3 costs of training were around 4.6 million dollars, chatgtp did not cost “more than 100 million” like Sam Altsaleman stated, the cost is probably around 50mil and he is also including the whole pipeline and r&d since the first LLMs were developed at OpenAI, don’t believe the marketing and do your research, damn genZers..

[@lorddeus369]

​@@unspecialistI learned this from marketing too tho lol they were huge on chat gpt 4 costing a lot more hence the drama with microsoft

[@dunebuggy5885]

The endless Next Big Thing from the tech world.

[@ALFTHADRADDAD]

A hand ain’t enough

[@Lerppunen]

Developing a product is a process.

[@gpshangari]

I trust Bill should be ok ! 😂

[@bobtarmac1828]

Gee, more swell robots. Is it too late to cease Ai? Will everyone be… laid off by Ai? Suffering Ai jobloss for years? Swell robotics doing everything? Then everyone made slaves for an Ai new world order?

[@tracy419]

Yes to everything except the last. That one is a coin toss. Considering our (US) choices for president, that's actually a cause for hope.

[@Christiantheone]

That finger seems too long

[@mindful_clip]

mhmmm

[@missisipi9992]

5:55 read first comment)

[@missisipi9992]

and how one robot can cost 1m if tesla bot is 30

[@soggybiscuit6098]

When bill isnt making record profits from the coof and experimenting drugs on africans. He also has ideas about helping humanity with AI wat a guy😂

[@FieryStone]

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[@obanjespirit2895]

why do they need to be humanoid again? I can't remember.

[@dan-cj1rr]

to satisfy the childish dream of their CEO

[@MichaelForbes-d4p]

Best way to be sure it can replace humans.

[@gidmichigan1765]

We can always make them look like giant spiders.

[@jellyfishyful42]

The world is designed for the standard human body plan. If you want robots that can interact with and eventually completely replace humans in most jobs in a seamless way, making them humanoid is the best way to do it.

[@Lerppunen]

A humanoid is the best form factor for a general purpose robot.

[@umachakraborty8090]

Bill gates sir 👨👩❤️💕🌹❤️💕🌹

[@moon3173]

."..... whatever...." poor vocabulary huh

[@thymenwestrum7011]

Yeah well it is reddit at the end of the day... But adding on to that, the big om difference makes me question the entire post aswell. Makes it look like they pull numbers out their arse.

[@DailyTuna]

Why have a full humanoid when you can have partial, task specific like this stupid example at a factory?

[@mirek190]

Because such robot is universal and can do any work not only specific one?

[@DailyTuna]

@@mirek190 That isn’t economically efficient in some tasks in a factory. It’s the most efficient based on cost for the tasks. It’s like using Lambo as an Uber and charging the same rate as a Camry Actually I’m a smaller manufacturing situation, it might be the better choice as many workers multitask.

[@mirek190]

@@DailyTuna World is designed for humans so such robot is the best solution for any task.

[@DailyTuna]

@@mirek190 but there is an innate part of the human nature that doesn’t want fake humans walking around just like we don’t like fake meat or we don’t like fake artificial process foods least some of us don’t. it’s just very redundant from a standpoint of cost versus task you don’t need a $40,000 robot to do cleaning You could pay a human for that amount to do that for 20 yrs

[@DailyTuna]

@@mirek190 True but not in a factory situation from a a standpoint of efficiency. Factories accommodating humans isn’t as efficient as one that accommodates full automation.

[@angloland4539]

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[@muttongrills]

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[@Kris_A]

Who cares what trash Gates thinks about anything? I'm afraid I won't be watching this video. Be well.

[@tracy419]

Damn, life is really hard for you. Just checking in to see if you are ok.

[@Kris_A]

@@tracy419 What an incredibly dull and unoriginal reply.

[@tracy419]

@@Kris_A come on, do you really expect me to put in more effort than the comment I'm responding to?

[@piteshbhanushali1140]

Ai becomimg slow down now..actually new report suggest that agi will never happend..its like brain fuctional.

[@mirek190]

LOL keep dreaming You clearly do know anything in the area LLMs. Literally every week are coming up new better LLMs and new groundbreaking papers or new methods of teaching LLMs. Models from a month ago are like a stone age LLMs.

[@jean-paulciantar5518]

Scaphism should be his next big thing...

[@Lickymaballs]

soon robots will replace those working in the worlds oldest profession