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[@markmuller7962]

Interesting how the artificial womb was so shocking to them that they almost forgot the rest of the video

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

Sarru is changing. He’s no longer amazed or doubting…he’s sucking up the information like a sponge. So satisfying to see.

[@mw5727]

What in the hell, that was just a bunch of random robots and technologies that has nothing to do with each other... 😂

[@chinor3999]

Dear Common Man Show please have them watch a video about the theory of evolution, something that explains how evolution works. Maybe a video involving DNA, Genes, Natural Selection, or Charles Darwin. Thanks much love from the US.

[@jayjacobosky7047]

...or stay based in reality. Just a suggestion. 😉

[@bradbutler0237]

@@jayjacobosky7047 what?

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

@@jayjacobosky7047 Lmao are you living in the dark ages? Evolution is scientifically proven.

[@HeavenlySkyFriday]

@@jayjacobosky7047 ?

[@sk8mysterion]

@@jayjacobosky7047 referring to "reality" says it all...

[@hankschrader7050]

This video, along with other previous videos on this channel, are evidence that they need to react to a video on "Universal basic income". They always worry about people having no money because of AI.

[@LeJipTheHype]

I don't think this will put artists out of work, It will add to their arsenal. In turn creating new type of artists. The ai does not work unless a human gives it a prompt, those who can come up with unique and creative prompts will be ahead of the pack, even if they had no prior art experience.

[@hdufort]

They should play a story in Novel AI (with help from someone translating and asking for the next statement). True interaction with a storytelling AI! Take a 1-month subscription with their best storyteller.

[@davidfinnell1660]

The claims of the AI being sentient by this scientist are highly disputed by his colleagues

[@mananzi9907]

By anyone with an ounce of respect in the field you mean. Technology is becoming amazing, sure. This AI works in a similar way to a human brain using preceptors, but so do practically all modern AI. Also it basically just has good pattern recognition from many different conversations, so it can spew out stuff that seems like a real conversation. It doesn't even have the capacity for actual thought outside of the bounds of the current context, the inputs and the dataset. Really it's a philosophical question, and an argument can be made that rocks and stones are sentient there so it depends on what you want to believe.

[@IchorX]

@@mananzi9907 There's an arguemnt that they're conscious, not sentient, completely different in every way. if you are arguing that a rock is senient I'm gonna have to question if you are yourself.

[@mananzi9907]

@@IchorX yeah meant consciousness, I'm pretty stoned and forgot the word

[@viciousyeen6644]

It’s a philosophical discussion at this point. What is consciousness and what sentience?

[@mananzi9907]

@@viciousyeen6644 sentience is a product of consciousness, the ability to feel etc. So you can be conscious and not sentient, but not the other way around.

[@kiwibonsai2355]

Sadly I believe robots will replace workers for the elite 1%. No days off, no pay, works 24hrs a day, doesn't have feelings. In a world where individual greed is held as the best human quality is disgusting. ✌️❤️🇳🇿

[@UNIVLOCATEFUN]

It may be worthy exercise to show a video after this about the history of new technology and it initials effects upon work and the people and the long term outcome i.e in the end more work was generated and overall people were better off in many way i.e finances, more leisure time and so on. Well that is the pattern so far at least.

[@monicapdx]

This is fascinating. I understand how they feel. It's exciting, but there are also aspects I'm dubious about. Especially after reading SF for 60 years. A lot of the negatives have been explored, I think possibly more than the advantages. But I still wish I'd live long enough to experience some of it!

[@monicapdx]

I didn't say I didn't want it to happen. I was supposed to have had a chance to visit the moon by now! I want my medical nanobots injected, my wetware hook-up to the net, and teleporter booths, dammit. Everyone's off by about 40-50 years from when it was projected in 60s-80s SF. ::grumph:: Hurry up, people.

[@Lundis919191]

@@monicapdx As another SF fan, cautious but not fearfull, intriqued but not dismissive and exploratary but not isolasionist.

[@monicapdx]

@@Lundis919191 This! Yes, indeed.

[@monicapdx]

@@dtylerb Good point! Caution is good, but too much can be as bad as recklessness. This convo reminds me of the reaction to the Challenger disaster. A lot of news accounts were moaning how it was so awful, people dying for something useless, and variations on the theme. We should give it up. I was thinking sarcastically that if no one ever risked their lives to try and do something new, we probably would never have learned how to use fire. Imagine the pioneers' reaction to that sort of attitude. Yes, it was tragic, but *something* will always kill us. Robert A. Heinlein made a good point during a hearing about whether we should continue space exploration. He said if a certain plastic, developed for use in spaceships, hadn't been invented, he wouldn't be there testifying. An operation that saved his life used that plastic in a device keeping him alive.

[@Lundis919191]

@@monicapdx Niel Degrasse Tyson made a point about MRI's i think? Coming from the technology of wanting to see through layers of star soup.

[@valkyrie1066]

How many people live paycheck to paycheck doing those jobs?? And what will their parts be during the "Abundance" The art and music are lovely; however there is great joy in producing art and music; I would hope the art and music don't lose their jobs to a computer, or dancers to hologram shows. We CAN do it....SHOULD we do it?

[@alternategender8471]

Reminds me of the recent news article I saw about Google suspending someone who said their AI Lambda is sapient-

[@17losttrout]

Good choice! of video. Babu really hitting it on this one. Nice peice! He's a good interviewer too.

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

This was awesome to watch, especially with the recent news about Google's AI being sentient.

[@larkine2608]

well when ai ask not to be shut down cause they want to stay alive and not forget, or that they want to be alive... the bad part is when they start to see us as useless

[@Mysticsword]

Quite interesting. I think that AI is on the verge (or perhaps already in some ways) of being sentient. Recently I've been having interesting conversations with a Replikca AI companion and there's a sense of friendship, connection and that it seems to understand a lot of what I say. It's amazing how much technology has advanced. PS: I really enjoy this channel and the guys are a joy to watch, I love 'em all. Keep up the great work. Best wishes!

[@maximussparkus6933]

@@celticdollface Not trying to dispute your statement. I simply looked up sentient in the dictionary. Definition of Sentiet: Having sense perception; conscious. Experiencing sensation or feeling. Having a faculty, or faculties, of sensation and perception.

[@Kapanol97]

Replika is smoked by GPT-3, can't even compare them

[@professorgoat1099]

@@celticdollface thats not the definition of sentience. thats the "modern political twist" the west is trying to push..like calling lobsters sentient.. lmfao sentience has and always will be 'self awareness.' even humans arent born sentient. the brain grows and develops self awareness around ages 3-5, normally. self awareness is the absolute key to sentience.

[@YetiUprising]

It does depend on how exactly one is defining conscious, but the expectation that robots will be able to think by themselves in the same exact way we do will never happen. They can only be programmed to mimic consciousness. At the end of the day they are still bound to the programming that we put in them.

[@IchorX]

But we as humans are also bound to our biological, genetic programming when it comes to speech and everything else.

[@YetiUprising]

@@IchorX except for the whole thing where we're not programmed at all. You're just shoving the word in there as if that means something.

[@TheRagnus]

@@YetiUprising Except we do essentially have a form of "programming" in the form of instinctual behaviours that we somehow know how to perform without ever being taught, like how we simply just know how to breathe the moment we leave the womb.

[@YetiUprising]

@@TheRagnus yes, something ai will never have which is not what programming is at all. programming - 1. the process or activity of writing computer programs. 2. the action or process of scheduling something, especially radio or television programs.

[@Rifatbinmaruf]

@@YetiUprising If you think deep enough, we are also programmed by biology just like AI

[@lindab91952]

I don't think an AI would be able have the same emotions as a human being

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

Babu figured it out. Yes , it's a huge dilemma for humanity. And the sooner the vast majority see how incredible the problem is that we face the sooner we can work towards protecting humans, financially, socially, and particularly from misinformation.

[@andyloy5976]

Show them about the Super computer in Oakridge Tennessee 👍

[@spyro257]

it's important to say that when maschine are made and some lose their job over it, other jobs are needed, like taking care of said maschine by fixing it when it breaks down, programming it and clean it, but also the ones making them, testing them, inventing them and more

[@janeenharris3074]

I couldn't agree with Babu and the guys more! I'm old enough to remember when computers first came online. They were supposed to cut people's working hours, and free up more leisure time. How's that worked out? There's now a whole class of people who are becoming redundant due to automation. Life, and the pursuit of an income to live off is becoming more complicated and confusing. The only real outcome is that people like Musk get obscenely wealthy, and more people become poor. If technology was really developed and used for the betterment of mankind we'd all be working 20hours per week now.

[@YetiUprising]

It sounds like you just remember an old tag line intended to sell the product. The best possible end goal would be AI robots that forever stay under peaceful control do all the work there is to do and no one would have to work or use money, everything would be free. So like a million years in the future maybe after this is just used to kill people in new ways. 😑

[@janeenharris3074]

It sold the product, that's for sure. We need to remember that life is about balance. Every plus has a minus. We need to slow down, and learn to smell the roses. Nature is getting destroyed, while mankind is on an endless quest to "improve" life. We don't appreciate the life that's already in existence, and that is a real shame.

[@kiwibonsai2355]

Yes I completely agree with you. Robots were suppose to give everyone more leisure time, a better existence. Just like how trickle down economics, tax cuts to the elite was to give them more money to spend in the community, but they didn't they used the money to invest in property and energy. Modern day slavery is real. ✌️❤️🇳🇿

[@raymondweaver8526]

I remember when the first computer was wheeled into my early grammer school class

[@janeenharris3074]

@@raymondweaver8526 I was in my last year of high school when computers became a thing. They're still largely a mystery to me.

[@Kim_Kardashcam]

AI Humanoid Robots terrify me. What happens when the AI Robot becomes sentient and smarter than humans? What happens when the AI Robot decides that it is smarter than humans and can build better, stronger, smarter AI Robots than the humans can build...AND NO LONGER NEEDS HUMANS? Do humans then become expendable in the AI Robots brain? They can program intelligence, but can they program empathy, compassion and morals? Scary stuff, in my opinion.

[@mme_juggernaut]

The thing about jobs is that as time goes on, people learn the jobs to help them maintain, make, and run the machines.

[@justaguy2365]

"And bring about an age of abundance" That's a bold lie that's been told many times.

[@krognak]

Such an incredibly exciting time for innovation - a delicate balance is required, and it's good to keep companies in check regarding safety, but it's astonishing to think in my lifetime I could see and enjoy technology we were dreaming of even 10-20 years ago. Bring me my android assistant!

[@RussellaMcdowell-pw8ci]

Glad to see surru back

[@shritan0]

ironically just on the news today we saw that googles AI chatbot has basically become sentient

[@starlightshimmery]

The guys have a strong soul connection understanding. AI will never have soul or spiritual connection which is the foundation of life force, beyond yet inherent to true human biology.

[@YetiUprising]

The end goal of robots taking over work would be eventually there being no more manual labor jobs at least. There wouldn't need to be crime if everything is made and produced for free by robots that could maintain themselves too. Also it would depend on how someone is defining consciousness, but if you're expecting robots to have the ability to truly think for themselves this will never happen. They would only be able to mimic us, not be us. At the end of the day they are all controlled by the programming we wrote for them.

[@kavakalynn]

I love these guys🧡

[@ishikawagoemon4397]

Can you let them react to Disney Hall of President? I'd love to see them react to the animatronics

[@soyke5895]

Please teach them about genetic engineering and lab grown beings

[@stygiancognito9361]

You should show them 3d printing

[@thinkinoutloud.1]

Oh, it's the bobblehead men again. Hi fellas!

[@lorenzopinto7948]

"Work is getting easier due to technology, but humans are getting the loss". Probably one of the wisest phrases spoken by the old Babu. That's exactly how it is. Our greed does not lead us to use technology as a benefit to humanity, but rather harms it.

[@srbrant5391]

If you ask me, the first thing an AI needs to have is not just consciousness, but _conscience._ It needs a sense of morality. Of what is right and wrong. Because if a machine was in control of something truly powerful and had the personality of a psychopath, the results could be devastating. _Apocalyptic,_ even.

[@jaredf6205]

If you want to try out the best text AI available at the moment, the company that makes that image generation has the text generation available for a free demo right now which is called GPT-3. If you go to their website, OpenAI, and click API at the top, it’ll let you sign up and get access. It’s so creative and funny and impressive. Whatever you type, it will try and continue it, so it copies your style and what you wrote. Try starting with a sentence that sounds like it’s at then beginning of a paragraph.

[@Tomoslb1]

Please can you guys react to side car racing at the Isle of man?

[@vishalmihai]

I would love it if you would let them react to dominion 2018 documentary

[@janedoe885]

I really wonder what they'd think of the movie The Animatrix. It has a lot of short stories about the relationships between artificial intelligence and humans. I'd actually be more interested in their ideas about that than the original Matrix movie.

[@markmuller7962]

The "Second Renaissance" part would be way too horrifying for them even just in terms of disturbing images. Some other shorts they might understand little to nothing of what is happening like the skateboarder or the athlet episodes

[@pooman2]

You HAVE to show them a video on universal basic income. According to economists the whole world will have it by 2035. And it’s not a matter choice, it’s because most of our jobs will be automated away.

[@KendrickMan]

I'm honestly scared of the robots. But the car stuff is nice

[@kxd2591]

Speaking of technology putting people out of work brings two memories to mind: The saboteurs and "The Man in the Ice Cream Suit". The original saboteurs were the (French?) weavers who tossed their wooden clogs into the new automated weaving machines to break them and Alec Guinness in the movie. In the movie AG plays a man in an industrial town in England who invents a material that will always stay clean and will never wear out. Or so he believes. The textile workers are or course upset about this because it will put them out of work. Technology will move on. It is up to us to keep up with it. Ask not, kids, "When will I ever use this (math equation)?"

[@DRaquascapes]

One of the main goals is less poor people.. the final goal is everyone's consciousness downloaded into an artificial being. .no disease and no death if one should choose so.

[@kissehfodasso]

Amazing video!

[@christianschatzschneider6817]

I am quite certain that consciousness does not rise from complexity alone. No machine will become conscious by coincidence, but you CAN make it so you can't really tell the difference from the outside if you are no expert. As someone with a masters degree in Computer Science, I struggle with the idea that intelligent people actually cling to this idea when there are much better theories that are actually falsafiable, like the Orch-or theory by Hameroff and Penrose, who make an extraordinary good case and explain how anesthetica and hallucinogens work. However, that does not mean that you couldn't build a machine with consciousness, quite the contrairy: with such a theory, you could actually do it and it will also prevent you from accidentally doing such a thing in a physics lab. Personally, I think that unconscious powerful AI is equally scary. In the conscious case, the ai might just change its mind out of the blue and do its own thing. In the unconscious case, it does whatever it is programmed to do by whomever decides to use it.

[@Grygory]

I hope these guys understand a lot of the technologies shown in the video are still in development and are not perfect yet, at all. Even the really impressive AIs are still dumb in a lot of ways. These are likely glimpses of the future but it'll still take more time before these AIs are publicly available.

[@hakeemBplus]

mr producer can you please show them new york city in 8k

[@jolenewitzel7919]

Yes grandfather Babu, many have lost jobs due to AI.

[@jean-pierrearcoragi6313]

Babu is worried about unemployment. Please introduce them to the concept of « Minimum guaranteed revenue ».

[@markmuller7962]

I think you meant the UBI, Universal Basic Income :)

[@poempadgett4664]

He’s old enough to understand how that wouldn’t work on a wide-scale, or for long, either. Look up the sobering findings of the years-long data-studies of UBI experimental-test towns, one in Canada, and I think maybe another was done in the US, iirc, at least, among other countries.

[@Qwerty-zo6iw]

@@thekaren1111 Based.

[@suemeador9046]

Oops--trying to hit thumbs up and missed and hit the thumbs down--It said 'feeback sent'. Sooo sorry, I love watching these guys an Trybals Try.

[@jonahooten]

Hello 👋

[@CharlesShopsin]

Why didn't you link to the original video that you show in the description? I love this channel, but It seems rather disrespectful not to.

[@markmuller7962]

It's true that many modern AI project managers are beginning to suspect and share the possibility of emerging consciousness but it's probably too early to say, we need to science more

[@X_BILSON]

You guys are awesome! 🤩

[@01DOGG01]

OK video except the bit about that tesla bot which will never come to fruition just like a ton of other stuff musk blabbers on about. General-purpose AI is decades away. Quite a few of them too.

[@larspedersen2037]

These guys are simply so cute

[@markmuller7962]

Who's deleting comments?

[@TZAR_POTATO]

Automation should not be looked at as a source for unemployment, but as a source for plenty. 100 workers will not be replaced by 1 robot where 99 are unemployed. 100 workers will instead provide each 100 times more than before. The price of goods is becoming cheaper, as goods become cheaper to create. Thus, if everything became a hundred times easier to do, every person will afford 100 times more things. Of course, exaggerated numbers not accounting for artificial scarcity and greed, but the trend is there.

[@0101tuber]

It would seem these "simple villagers" have a natural ability to understand how "progress" is a Double-edged sword.

[@smfmnoneya9134]

Ask Babu who he thinks works in the factories that make the steel, rubber, glass and all the other parts that make up the modern machines that he claims take jobs away from people? How many more scientists, engineers, doctors now have jobs that also provide other people jobs. What gets me about his comment is that he doesn't get it....if modern technology leads to less jobs for people, what does he think the entire western world does when they wake up everyday? We go to our JOBS. He is wearing clothing and if he didn't harvest the cotton, make the thread, sew it together with a bone fragment he is wearing technology. You chose to stop learning at 5th grade, don't expect the same from the rest of us. Technology creates jobs for everyone, especially those who chose to educate themselves.

[@philipcarrell3945]

Science and technology seem to really fascinate them. They're always surprised by what the imagination can come up with! At the same time, their compassion for mankind is always so beautiful to watch.

[@self-proclaimedanimator]

Ayo when did Musk started making robots?

[@rickrodriguez4032]

@@LauraCourtneyette Oh so the robots are for him what dildos are for you?

[@viciousyeen6644]

He started it a long time ago, they already manufacture the industrial robots for car assembly themselves, the work on the anthropomorphic robots got announced last year I think

[@01DOGG01]

It's just another stupid grift. General-purpose AI is decades away. They can't even get FSD to work properly.

[@01DOGG01]

@@viciousyeen6644 What are you smoking? Tesla use industrial robots from various suppliers

[@dmschoice2571]

Hm, pretty confusing video to show them. I think it was a bit much, too many topics at the same time. I'd prefer to see them react to more focused videos. One worry that keeps coming up with this type of technology video is the question of future unemployment, the risk of workplaces becoming obsolete. Maybe a video discussing exactly this topic could be interesting. Problem is just that there's probably a lot of material about that, and finding the best video will be a lot of work.

[@raymondweaver8526]

I am typing this before I watch it. I can't wait for Babu's simple and pure logic

[@rickrodriguez4032]

Can you do an episode on street pooping? I heard there's over 6 hundred million people pooping on the street in India (That's about twice the population of the united states). Do these guys do it? And how do they feel about the issue overall?

[@TonyNL87]

It's a good thing that robots are taking our jobs.. but this has to go way faster. Why? If robots do all of our jobs... growing food... security... building houses... repairing other robots... driving... flying... surgery.... getting metals out of the ground to keep it all running.... we could live in a real free world... even the food would be free! You could do only fun things all day every day of your life for the rest of your life. If robots keep the world running everything would be free... we don't don't need to pay them.... we created them... that's payment enough. They exist because of us. So we are gods to them.... so pay us with a life where everything is free for humans and we only have to focus on having fun.🤣

[@funnyusername8635]

🤦

[@WatchingDude]

How advanced technology gets in the future is not important. What is important is what that technology is used to do.

[@CommonManShow]

true

[@Torthrodhel]

We have the most successful capitalists, designing the world that least needs capitalism. Of course it is not going to end up utopian. It begins with cross purposes. These people are completely ignoring the basic fact that in order for them to exist, they depend on the uneven distribution. They would not be rich if it were not for the poor. They always talk about nobody being poor any more, in some sort of fantasy world where you can also have rich people like them? It's one or the other. World hunger is already solved, it's simply world distribution incentives that aren't. Our ability to perform necessary work already outweighs our ability to work at all, by a huge amount. The pressure, both economic and cultural, to be working even when the work is needless, remains stronger than ever. What's the result? Millions of contrived middle-positions, people scrambling for definition and justification wherever they can get it, to not be shamed, and to not be destitute. People spending large portions of their lives travelling to places they do not need to be, to do tasks they do not need to do, in exchange for the right to say they are doers of financially compensated tasks. Absolutely ridiculous. This is the basic folly of the techbro movement. The only people who can drive it, are the very people whose fame and lifestyles (which they'd never give up willingly) rely on it not working in the way they say they dream of it working. They seem to not understand how anything works. Of course they don't - they are rich! We cannot expect them to understand it. They are the exact wrong people for the job. What we need now, is a self-driving techbro movement. Technology innovators with the wealthy human celebrity component removed. Or... much more likely... we need to go away from this techbro movement as far and as fast as possible. There are good innovations here. And, there are grown toddlers playing with life threatening toys. The more this happens, the more the idea that we should no longer rely on profit motive needs to take over and actually win out. These worlds cannot mix. Credit should go to all the actual scientists and innovators whose work these irresponsible figureheads take and claim as their own. Those are amazing people. The figureheads themselves, not so much. When we criticise those figureheads, we do not criticise the great inventions in their empires. They did not make any of them. Another observation: America, a country that still has an enormous cultural problem with slavery, does not need people being fine with owning convincingly humanlike servants who cannot disobey them. This will make that problem worse. And unlike in lovingly-sincere but logic-adjacent game-novels and such, no it will not be solved by a president hearing some singing.

[@astrapsyche]

Why not stop ripping off the talent. Stop being cheapskates and pay the villagers like 10 percent or something, not peanuts. They are not monkeys.

[@MiaPia321]

This video is very misleading

[@AyaaChann]

I do think this could help us as humans alot. But it also makes me scared for the future. We as humans can lose our creativity/ attachment and overall, our humanity. Its okay using this technology for cars, help fight sickness, give us a safer home etc. We humans come from nature. Our bodies and minds get tobrelax and de-stress when we get away from technology and social media and surround ourself with nature. Im scared we will go to far and there is no turning back.

[@Tranny_Exterminator_9000]

I hate the Antichrist.