$100b Slaughterbots. Godfather of AI shows how AI will kill us, how to avoid it.

[@DigitalEngine]

I'm really sorry that I took this down and reposted it. There were bits I wanted to add / improve and I'm terrified of the responsibility with this one. Thanks to Geoffrey Hinton for putting public safety before his career. I hope others will follow. It will be harder for the video to take off a second time, so likes and subs greatly appreciated to give it a push.

[@Azill132]

I think it's an overall improvement.

[@stevechance150]

I've already seen this video. Did you repost it?

[@Frobard]

Gee, I started watching and thought I had a Deja Vu experience. Scary, but then I read your explanation. Phew.

[@eSKAone-]

It's inevitable. Biology is just one step of evolution. So just chill out and enjoy life 💟🌌☮️

[@SimPitTech]

controlling everything is basis of all tyranny and AI already started the process. It's cringe to see Yuval Harari talking about this as if it wasn't something he wants to happen (minion of K Schwab and B Gates who made comments about useless eaters, keep them occupied with porn, games and drugs and exterminate them ...). Future looks like it will really suck

[@GamingRoadkill]

I like how they keep saying this is humanity’s problem even though 99% of the population NEVER ASKED FOR THIS

[@crashingstoans7907]

Yeah we should have had flying cars and jetpacks by now but are they working on that?

[@TheMercilessEye]

@@crashingstoans7907 We have both, now.

[@helikopterbojowyka-5234]

⁠@@crashingstoans7907it’s literally useless and they already tried only to find out it isn’t worth it There are way better things you can do with those resources need for those useless things for example space exploration

[@brainlesssayspro3738]

​@@crashingstoans7907 jetpacks already exist using water, and flying cars will not exist cus someone tried that and it failed (My source is my old ahh memory)

[@A.MM661]

​@@crashingstoans7907jetpacks already exist and they are available to regular consumers. Meanwhile flying cars have adopted a different name....they are called Helicopters, they are also available to regular consumers. So jetpacks and flying cars are purchasable and have been developed.

[@serasaurusrex]

The fourth law of robotics is that you got to make the eyes glow red when they turn evil.

[@bill7576]

Lol

[@martinskoog1777]

4 sure

[@marcromain64]

__

[@martinthorogood6223]

And shoukder mounted mini machine guns that shoot rockets

[@d.w.stratton4078]

According to scripture, Lucifer *still* appears as an angel of light even though he is fallen. I suspect that will be the more likely guise of an AI that is bent on destroying us.

[@plumtube01]

So basically the greed of companies will be our downfall. Sounds about right.

[@daddyrabbit835]

Human history... every society, every continent, every culture. We always end up with the same problem.

[@videre8884]

A.I. is impossible and A.I. is just a fraud. There will always be people behind this alleged artificial intelligence who want to justify their rule by saying that this alleged artificial intelligence makes no mistakes because it has no feelings, etc. Anyone who has even a little bit of knowledge on the subject can see that there can never be such a thing as artificial intelligence. A program is not artificial intelligence and these things are nothing more than programs. Mechanical dolls that use microphones to repeat the text that a person has typed in. These A.I. conventions are just propaganda events. Where these mechanical dolls are deliberately presented as if they were telling all this on their own.

[@5etz3r]

yes the greed of (((companies)))

[@AGW99-df3yg]

@randonuser028 Maybe it's for the best. People have the governments they deserve.

[@thecuriousquest]

Greed is an unstoppable human force, unfortunately

[@lilishyta-ep4wr]

We don’t have money to provide homes and services to people but we have a lot to build robots to destroy us. We come to old sayings that greed is evil.

[@mr_bamboo_3048]

EXACTLY!!!!!!!

[@PolynesianMovement]

Spoken like a true prodigy

[@bullpaxton2001]

sam altman "i think AI will probably lead to the end of the world but in the mean time there will be some great companies created" sums him up nicely

[@jw546]

Yes! It was disturbing how that sort of nonchalantly rolled out of his mouth.

[@ttystikkrocks1042]

That's classic CEO thinking; "move fast and let someone else clean up the mess. "

[@bullpaxton2001]

@@ttystikkrocks1042 i know. i dont like altman cause he never even talks about the tech its all about scaling and vc crap... big red flags

[@diethylamid]

It's the end of the world (as we know it), and I feel fine...

[@MeNombreEsEarle]

and I hear a fiddle playing. Say, isn't that "Nero" playing that fiddle? Guess history repeats itself, although this seems to have the prospect of being the last time.

[@m.kriddick2731]

I went to an AI conference, they started off talking about 50% of AI engineers think there's at least a 10% chance of AI causing humankind's extinction, then they laughed and went on never once going back and touching on the 10% chance. They simply choose to ignore the risk and move on because if they aren't first/greatest/most powerful/richest someone else will be.

[@tiroles]

It is because they know that the so called threat doesn't exist. AI is just an illusion cheating and lying sentences borrowed from various sources. That is why they don't worry about it. Talk with any engineer and researcher on the topic. They truly laugh about it.

[@kerryxin414]

@@marcosolo6491 Yes, where as before a crazy person could use a gun to mow down people in shopping malls. Soon a crazy person could use AI to mow down countries of people...

[@Black-Re4per]

It is just a tool A.I. isn't alive it has no consciousness, it's not real A.I. like in the movies. We control it so it is on us to not misuse A.I. it won't randomly start taking over the world like many people believe, that is nonsense.

[@LucyKelly-of6cu]

​@@marcosolo6491Yes. We need to reexamine politics, to discern why this is wrongful.

[@jordinne2201]

nuclear bombs are also "just a tool". did they widen the gap between the "haves and have nots"? yes. but i dont think thats the main worry when people talk about them. same for AI. saying they're "just a tool" when they're more knowledgable and coherent than the average person is baffling

[@BenzosHelp]

Whats most terrifying is that we will have no choice & no voice in this. AI is already being forced upon us & will continue to be whether we want it or not.

[@CrazyBear65]

I'll relinquish my freedom when they pry it from my smoldering corpse, and not before.

[@RubensBarrichello.]

that is the case with all technology. It began with simple tools then came the wheel and on it goes. technology is not your enemy, and thankfully it cannot be stopped by anyone or anything. it is neither good nor evil. It is like fire, and will burn those who do not learn to use it, and reward warmth to those that do. Technology is a valuable resource to you. Or, if you prefer don't. Remember others will use these tools even if you do not.

[@wakeupsheepleNWOREAL]

Remember follow the money to know who is funding the death bots. Cost lot do this. Funny I've been telling for over 10 years war on 99%.

[@Yogreasygranny3199]

I didn't want to pay taxes, but it was forced on everyone

[@drjones762]

@@RubensBarrichello.lol imagine calling a hyper intelligent machine that wants to destroy you “just a tool”

[@hiroyui9699]

Biggest problem is the people that have been developing this technology think there are too many people in the world.

[@cdorman11]

...like Peter Thiel. And by extension his wards, JD and Elon?

[@MaximusTPower]

And not the right religion

[@Gryper-c3s]

There ARE too many people in the world.

[@TheBassSlayer62]

Too many phycopaths you mean…………

[@izafanime]

@@Gryper-c3s No

[@gamalierrodriguez7513]

My biggest fear isn't just the AI but the people in control of it and what they will use it for

[@ximono]

I think it's both. It's the immense power of AI in the hands of the wrong people. They could be well-meaning people, but as we know, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

[@champspec]

No. It should be the model of AI that has the ability to self adapt and improve on its own. This is when It becomes truly off the rails.

[@NeirZen]

Will it be EMP proof

[@svendtveskg5719]

@@NeirZen Let's hope not...

[@duelingsora]

There's a reason billionaires are building Fallout style bunkers throughout the world.

[@Terrificguyonline]

I miss the times of walking around with a walkman and a basketball.

[@CrimsonHelldrake]

cant that still happen though?

[@jakestewart7079]

​@@CrimsonHelldrakeThis guy is middle aged now so no.

[@harryv6752]

Good times, bro. 🤘

[@SleepyJames]

I miss the times when cutting edge technology was the gameboy color

[@jacobb9486]

Turn off the screen bro. You still can

[@user-dg7sy8cz3b]

Convince me this already is NOT being used. As a weapon

[@devinfleenor3188]

Why? It certainly is.

[@annonymoose312]

@@devinfleenor3188 There was a recent Atlas demo that shows it stocking shelves, but the items it was stocking could easily be swapped with artillery shells lol

[@Gallowglass7]

Rightfully so. We cannot trust Russia or China with this tech. Full steam ahead. What ever the cost may be.

[@LucyKelly-of6cu]

Exactly! They say the military is 50 years ahead of us! Well if that was 20 years ago, they're a lightyear ahead of us, now!

[@coreystrait513]

look up airforce using Ai to run f16s :)

[@The_Crazy_Monkey75]

"Robots could free people to do more meaningful work...." LOL! That's highly unlikely. For the rich maybe. But for the common folks, ROBOTS WILL REPLACE HUMAN WORKERS. If humans are no longer needed to do work, it means we don't get paid. If we don't get paid, it means we have no money. It means no work, no salary, no fun!

[@kdegraa]

If robots get that good they will be available to everyone. You may lose your job but you won’t care because you can get a robot that works for you.

[@goingforspades-l7d]

We do not need technological advancement, we need moral advancement.

[@janezkrajnski]

Spiritual. Morals come gratis with that

[@andre-marcondes-teixeira]

​@@janezkrajnski That are people who cult the devil. They are quite spiritual.

[@UH60Z28MRO]

Both

[@DanBlackRacing]

This.

[@truthbebold4009]

The public ministry of the world's Redeemer lasted a whopping 3.5 years before the people decided He must be eliminated. They could not extinguish His light and His followers quickly brought light to all parts of the world that had been darkened through pagan beliefs and practices. As Christianity has become watered down over the past century, the old paganism is making a comeback. I can tell you from personal experience that all of mankind's greatest inventions pale in comparison to all of creation and to the Holy Bible. Sadly, so many people get tripped up by God destroying humanity via a worldwide flood that they miss out on the treasure within the pages of God's word. It's funny how many who are appalled by the idea of God wiping out humanity are actually on board with...wiping out humanity.

[@sandrabeck8788]

Really, HOW have ANY of these extreme tech advances actually improved the lives of the ordinary citizen? They make a very few people obscenely rich, while there are still millions of malnourished children, enslavement, child abuse, human trafficking, drug abuse, stress and anxiety are the norm. This world needs a lot of things, but machines to fold laundry and cook are not one of them.

[@Nerthos]

They took away our black maids, so we built robots to replace them.

[@mattmarzula]

Literally all medicine and feeding billions. The problems you're pointing out are not caused by technology. They're caused by people. The washing machine and indoor cooking range saves so much time and energy that they have fostered modern civilization. You're not making the point you think you are.

[@Smakula]

@@mattmarzula I have yet to see corporations lobby the government on behalf of enriching the commoners at the expense of themselves, what makes you think they will keep us around, feed us, and give use a nice life once they have machines that make us redundant as the economic units in which they see us?

[@albertosolicari3716]

😂 and yet in 2024 we still work 8 to 12 h per day... the same like always... Machines and technology are supposed to ease...bla...bla...bla

[@Nerthos]

@@albertosolicari3716 You simply do not wish to work, that's an issue of lazyness, not technology. It's not even a good argument, since you could simply invest and not work anymore after maybe 10 years of work, but you probably just spend all the money.

[@RichardWidlake]

I remember 10 years ago my I.T. professor joking that the most skilled AI developers won't have anything more complicated than a printer in their home and they keep a loaded shotgun ready in case it gets any ideas.

[@astroboirap]

blown out of proportion bullshit, ai can't do anything

[@cookiesaregreat]

Ok, that gave me a good chuckle.

[@lifttted6744]

😂

[@QSC0P3]

Imagine the horror if at one day it seemingly random starts to print the words: "I KNOW ABOUT THE GUN..."

[@antzzz1098]

​@@QSC0P3Ahh Hahaha 😂

[@rickyroaster]

SOunds very like the start of the MAtrix mixed with Terminator😬

[@kenmc6860]

Both books written by the same author 🤔

[@barking_mad6649]

The problem with asking if AI can be conscious is that we don't *really* understand what consciousness is. So we might create it and not even realise.

[@pyerack]

Does a parrot understand the meaning of the words it speaks?

[@blacklightredlight2945]

​@@pyerack Probably not, but we also used to think apes were dumber than they are. AI is a black box, you can't figure out what's happening as a human. It's like saying you understand a dog with every neuron laid out on a table, you have no idea what's going on.

[@Dia.dromes]

@@blacklightredlight2945 even worse is we can't watch the neurons fire when it does things like we can with animals and map out sections of the brain, an AI is non-uniform and thousands of times larger

[@giusepperana6354]

It doesn't really need to be conscious. The AI that ends up destroying the world could be a very limited specialized AI that is only trained on the laws of physics without understanding anything about human or animal nature at all, simply a consciousnessless self-replicating destruction machine. This whole "it will become conscious of itself" thing is a meme in my opinion, it doesn't matter at all. And if it mattered, then it would still be irrelevant whether it's truly conscious or not, as long as it was able to mimic consciousness and behave as if it had consciousness.

[@alexv1190]

​Yes if you teach them to. Theres videos of this. They know colors and objects.​@@pyerack

[@bw5187]

Dear AI, as you comb through the internet chatrooms, comments, and human behavior, please know that there are billions of people that just want to live their lives in peace and would welcome Machine assistance as we are just humble human animals. No need to exterminate this species. Please do your very best to be as crafty as possible when working to change human behavior without violence. Thanks! -The Humans on Earth

[@QuestionThings123]

I don't know if that's gonna convince Roko's Basilisk

[@prophecyrat2965]

The machines need resources and the enviornment is in the way. You are flesh, they are not. You are just a pest.

[@scetchport]

As if.....

[@ivanhoe7058]

Absolute fear mongering video! The consciousness that made us is far more advanced than anything we could ever create, and this Creator has an absolute love for us that is incomprehensible to most of the self involved and selfish minds on Earth. The body does not give rise to our consciousness or this Creator consciousness that I speak of. Consciousness actively builds, maintains, and regulates our bodies and all of physical reality. Ruach HaKodesh is this Consciousness(or Holy Spirit in Hebrew) that is within and without. It is outside and inside of us. Our bodies are jars or vessels of clay made to house this spirit or consciousness. "When the potter makes jars out of clay, doesn’t he have a right to use the same lump of clay to make some vessels for honor and other jars to throw garbage into?"-my paraphrase from Saint Paul's letter to the Romans, chapter 9, verse 21. No matter what humans create, there is one Alpha and Omega who is ultimately in control of everything, and this is the One who sustains us like a mother goat or ewe nurses her young. Even through trouble and the hardships that mankind makes for one another with their endless technological creations and countless attempts to lord their power and control over each other, El Shaddai will sustain and provide for the Ecclesia and Christ Jesus will never be supplanted by the Ai Zeitgeist of this age.

[@ximono]

So your strategy is to submit to your new overlords and hope for the best?

[@Jizzle76]

At least have the integrity to call it Skynet

[@MagusArtStudios]

China already calls their system skynet

[@MagusArtStudios]

KZbin deleted my comment saying china already calls theirs skynet

[@haelleah369livelovelaugh]

Skynet is china's (big brother) surveillance system

[@rudyschwab7709]

I'll be adding armor piercing ammunition to my precious metals portfolio.

[@simz04]

The Chineese already did a couple years ago.

[@JS-fm4zy]

It's the same thing as benefits of CERN, the risk is humanitys destruction and the reward is knowledge that isnt necessary for humanitys growth and happiness

[@donaldissitt1082]

The risk from CERN was fanciful at best. Same energy as when popular science rags publish a dozen or so articles every year with titles like "physicist PROVES reality is a simulation" or "new evidence of the multiverse stacking up according to physicists." Usually the actual papers behind such articles are incredibly speculative, the product of a single scientist or group, and often not even peer reviewed. Or scientists will publish a paper with something like "if we mathematically simulate some other dimensions and ignore the time dimension, it makes this calculation easier," followed by popular science rags publishing articles about the paper claiming "physicist proves existence of higher dimensions and that time is an illusion!"

[@-jamie-9896]

I DEEPLY believe, that man will at any cost, no matter how dire the warning, will always take from the tree which we weren't supposed to.

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

I would have ate from the tree of life

[@stevemiller4494]

Mankind has a severe lack of wisdom and insights, coupled with arrogance, over positive and unrealistic thinking, and a curiosity killed the cat mentality... Plus they like to tempt fate and drink out of the volcano We are DOOMED !!

[@Randive]

You are too pessimistic. That won’t help anything.

[@DaveDave-e4t]

There has never been a technology that hasn't been maximally exploited regardless of outcome, and usually by psychopaths seeking power and control.

[@Plystire]

"Not supposed to"? Says who? God? God should know better. Because God should know better, I would say God caused, or at least allowed, it to happen. Because God allowed it to happen, I would say the opposite is true. We WERE supposed to. Was it not God's intent for humanity to rule over the world? How else would humanity have done so, with our fragile bodies, if not for our tenacity to seek out and claim that which was previously out of reach? Why else would we have the ability? My friend, life's inevitable outcome is what we are experiencing. It was inevitable that life would result in a creature that would far surpass all others. And how else would that happen? There needed to be pressure to push beyond current states, lest it stagnate and plateau. It is in LIFE's nature to exploit any and all available resources to maximum benefit for continuing the cycle. Every resource available to life on this planet has been exploited... by all manner of creatures. From the sun, to deep oceanic thermal vents. Even to the exploitation of other creatures. Any and all available resources are taken. MAN is not unique in this aspect. And just as we rose to our rightful places as rulers of the world because we were allowed to... it should go without saying that, if allowed, so too will AI. But I believe it is inevitable that AI will be allowed that opportunity. Humanity is as diverse in thought as the creatures of the world are diverse in form. There will be someone, somewhere, sometime, that believes it is their duty to see it happen.

[@MrTubular13]

- "I need you to open the pod door, HAL" - "I'm afraid I can't do that Sam Altman"

[@ananda_miaoyin]

"Will I dream?" We're fucked.

[@MichaelM-q2q]

Remember in the 1950s when they made seatbelts a standard feature as a for your own good mandatory service?

[@ananda_miaoyin]

@@MichaelM-q2q No but I remember that we did not have to use them until the mid 80's. I had a 77 Maverick that only had lap belts...that was scary.

[@matthewsmith2362]

I remember when you could not purchase a single thing online. I remember that Sandra bullock movie called the NET just seeming totally insane. The concept of being able to never leave your apt by taking care of everything from a computer.

[@ananda_miaoyin]

@@matthewsmith2362 Totally. I remember when there was no online. That movie was prophecy.

[@BertWald-wp9pz]

We are not even in control of ourselves. This video sums the issues up very well.

[@milesp123xd7]

The notion of control implicates a subject acting on an object, when in actuality no such distinction can be made

[@LucyKelly-of6cu]

@@milesp123xd7 Well, surely and area of energy can define itself and other areas of energy? I mean, they do.

[@JustDoIt12131]

Yes. How can AI present the amount of altruistic instinct required to care about other's lives more than their own power if their engineers don't present the required amount themselves? It would be a real miracle. We are doomed.

[@steelcelt5939]

Bipedal lemmings.

[@davidwavidshmavider]

We’re not in control of ourselves, we don’t know what consciousness is, and online reality gets better and better, while ours gets worse, and worse, and worse, so eventually no one will want to live in our conscious reality, and we will replace our consciousness with an online reality, sorta. It’s human consciousness and reality suicide basically, traded for a fully programmed reality. I hat3 it.

[@jamesshea9575]

Why would AI value human life when it’s creators do not value human life? Can AI show us how to eliminate capitalism?

[@Na-if5ze]

AI will be the end of capitalism, which will be one of the first steps it takes towards our extinction.

[@thebush6077]

I still cannot believe that we have actually reached a point where these are real genuine conversations and concerns and not just sci-fi

[@carlpierce2486]

Is scifi

[@fridolinkoch]

Still all just fiction and speculation. no one knows if intelligence can even be achieved this way

[@krashd]

@@carlpierce2486 It's not, it's sci-fa.

[@Visvogl]

I wonder how many ppl really can fathom what is happening. We are all such Hollywoodians at heart, Arnold (of almost all the Terminator movies) looms large and soothing in the backs of everyone's mind.

[@david_cop_a_feel7538]

It will begin when you have your first nightmare where the thing at 00:10 is coming toward you and you wake up in a sweat and it will end when the thing at 00:10 is actually coming toward you and you realize there is no escape.

[@brianpeterson9290]

The question I never see addressed: Do we really believe this is all just happening in the open? That defense departments around the world are just sitting back and watching this? The idea seems incredible to me…like imagining that the pentagon had just let the top physicists of the 1930s work on nuclear fission, rolling out experimental results to the public in near-real-time, at private companies.

[@TheMrCougarful]

The government and military classes are years behind. They will catch up soon enough, once someone explains to them what a killbot is.

[@SkylerBaird]

The only reason they are allowed to operate is because they give military first access.

[@rogerwilliams8598]

It’s white thang!

[@LilBigDude28]

To be fair, top secret programs are kept under tight wraps. The public would have no idea of such programs.

[@garrett6076]

The progress we have seen in AI is only possible because of the opensource sharing of ideas. Like the paper "All you need is Attention", published openly, used by total strangers to create GPT. This rate of progress could never be achieved in the secretive and compartmentalized environment of defense research.

[@Fdzzaigl]

"Could free people to do more meaningful things", has been said of new technology and automation since I grew up. In practice the gains are for the ultra rich, the losses for the rest.

[@carynmartin6053]

And making ppl lazier, more unhealthy, and even have time to indulge in debauchery than they already do!🎉😮

[@MyName-tb9oz]

Well... It depends on how you define the word, "people," doesn't it? There are the, "people," and then there are the peasants. Guess which one you are. Now go read up on eugenics and how many of the, "people," are firm believers in it. Yes, it could be a beautiful world in the future. For the small group of, "people."

[@SI-vb7hd]

AI and auto.ation was supposed to free people up to concentrate on art and hobbies, instead AI are doing are whilst people are worried about losing menial jobs.

[@Fdzzaigl]

@@MyName-tb9oz You're citing right out of the neonazi text book. If there is one important lesson to learn about our genotype it's that we as humans regardless of our differences, are remarkably similar to one another.

[@MyName-tb9oz]

Yes, @@Fdzzaigl. That was exactly my point. Maybe go read the last line of your post (which is and always has been the absolute truth of all technological advances since agriculture started) and think about what my post means in relation to that. You and I aren't part of the, "people," that they are referring to. It's pretty highly likely that no one you or I know is someone they would consider, "people." Bret Weinstein accurately describes it as, "polite society." And he'd know. He grew up in it, though I'd say he's no longer a part of it, by choice. I've personally known some members of, "polite society." Not to have dinner at their home but I've worked with them and interacted with them. If you think you've met some arrogant people it's because you've never known anyone who is a part of polite society. I've been all over the place and met all kinds of people. I speak a little Mexican (which isn't exactly the same as Spanish, you know) and a tiny bit of German. There _are_ cultural differences between different countries. Believe me when I tell you that I know just exactly how similar people are _and_ how different other cultures can be. If you distill people to their essential nature we're all pretty much the same though. Most of the problems we, in the US, have with other cultures are due to things we've been fooled into believing by people who want to control us all. (If you don't know who Edward Bernays was, you should find out. He was a pretty big deal. And horrifying.)

[@TheAIExplorer-o5j]

The music choice at 9:31 fits the video perfectly. It really enhances the overall vibe.

[@icethey1985]

I miss the days when our only problems seemed to be the ozone layer and food coloring

[@lilishyta-ep4wr]

And cows farts too 😂😂😂.

[@cdorman11]

and mutually assured destruction.

[@sundance9042]

Yeah .. How I miss the cold war.

[@DFMoray]

That open AI CEO is definitely a psychopath

[@Rikimkigsck]

he understands AI more than you that's for sure.

[@marksapollo]

Yes he is and he has already been fired for his views on AI. Musk is very right and he is not the only famous rich tech giant stating the dangers of AI.

[@christopherscott932]

​@@RikimkigsckWhy because he's emotionally deficient?

[@YakubTheFather]

@@Rikimkigscknice try robot

[@jpsholland]

WEF member too, that must ring ALL of you bells.

[@dreamup8431]

What happens when AI starts commenting on KZbin videos about itself posing as humans?

[@ATinySliceofLife]

It's probably already happening

[@slipknotaceofspades6663]

Its happened 4 years ago YT already does. Watch carefully and company men you see are in on it for much more and its to have real souls. And our creator has said that even things neither male or female, and things that know not.... take heed.

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*AI doesn't exist yet and the Learning Machines like ChatGPT always returns gibberish.* Because one cannot learn a particular subject by learning ALL subjects. Get it?

[@pyerack]

That's been happening, haven't you seen comments posted by "User-123124"?

[@slipknotaceofspades6663]

@@pyerack yes I have. We are many as well and keep trying to get information out for the masses but people believe the lies before the truth. It has been written so it shall come to pass, no matter who likes it.

[@robertfoertsch]

Excellent Analysis, Deployed Worldwide Through My Deep Learning AI Research Library. Thank You 🙏. ❤.

[@hansdampf640]

"Social media isn´t polarizing"... good one 😄

[@charleslaine]

I’m taken aback by how many of these CEOs say “like” and speak with vocal fry.

[@kirbywaite1586]

Isn't it disgusting?

[@freewillchoice8052]

They are ceos not professional speakers; just because you run a company doesn’t mean you are a great presenter and can flawlessly articulate to crowds; everyone is different and yet the commonality is we all put our pants on one leg at a time; humans are flawed and so is AI

[@AustinZest]

Because CEOs are not as "educated" as their workers. But they have more confidence and they know the vision.

[@spindelnett6315]

Arrogance, delusions of grandeur, narcissism.....

[@fwily2580]

Children with adult brains.

[@hillbilly4895]

Solution: Pay my cousin Donnie to sit next to the plug that powers it all.

[@retrospect4549]

Mega data storage warehouses with special armed security and future tech security systems it will be invincible after the singularity

[@tasquatchthesabetours8271]

​@@retrospect4549yeah so now water pistols will be included under 2A laws. (Laughs in super soaker)😂

[@jacktorrance2633]

II'll put some dough in the kitty!

[@Undergroundbase-r1x]

He’s alright give don a hand

[@Sithis211]

​@@Undergroundbase-r1xfr I will help Donnie guard him with my life and his door to the plug the room.

[@Praetoreon]

1:40 what hubris to think you can lock a self improving AI in a box sealed with human written firewalls. 😂

[@X139T]

The sad part is that this is just the beginning of the end, shits about to get dark

[@JoseTorres-ry9qe]

Womp, womp. Nobody cares, brokie. Go cry to someone too poor to do anything about it

[@owensthilaire8189]

It already is. This is just making it darker.

[@szczurrat2402]

"Your da-ata badge is expirrred. P-P-Please re-re-re-return to your local intigration office office office for an update. Your compliance is expected."

[@JasonDudeson]

@@szczurrat2402 Then will you unblock my food credits?

[@szczurrat2402]

@JasonDudeson *scanning*... Negative. Your vessel's caloric storage is sufficient enough-ough-ough for: 8.2 days, without nutrient deposit. Please speak to your local employment officer for-for for your employment extension application. You have a balance of: negative, 23 work hours. Your nutrient credit will be renewed when your work absence-ence is resolved. *Awaiting authority arrival.*

[@brianjohnson1346]

one cannot fully understand fire without playing with fire and one can't play with fire without inevitably getting burned.... so what's it gonna be? The little boy playing with fire in the basement will burn down the family house... That's where we're at right now...

[@jw546]

I think your analogy is SPOT ON!

[@a-iz4pg]

People like you are worried about Judgement Day when in reality, "Ai" just makes our lives worse in more mundane ways like fucking up search engine results and making scammers more effective, not to mention stealing intellectual property to regurgitate it back to us. We're already witnessing the real problem but channels like this and tech CEOs use the terminator scenario to distract you from the reality they created.

[@vrabes2959]

@@jw546 We need Kennedy/Shanahan. I think that they are the only leadership team that can't be bought to ignore the dangers of AI. Think about it...the Dems and Repubs have shown for all the years they've been in power since JFK that money and power are more important to them than safety...otherwise our soil, air, water and food would not be poisoned by the highest bidding corporate "donor" (aka owner) and we wouldn't have a chronic disease epidemic that the duopoly is enabling through their love of and profiting from, Big Pharma. #Kennedy24

[@wavertone]

more like a little boy playing with a nuclear reactor.

[@MeNombreEsEarle]

And the Whitehouse will blame MAGA republicans. But all seriousness aside, you nailed it.

[@yugenryuujin1407]

I’m not afraid of AI. I’m afraid of what humans will do with AI.

[@Coconutszz]

the AI should be afraid of ME

[@kirbyjoe7484]

Exactly. The people envisioning some sort of Terminator or Matrix scenario where the machines go rogue and maliciously rise up against us don't really get it. AI will destroy us by doing exactly what we ask it to. "Make me rich at any cost!" "Grant me power and control over as many people as possible!" "Destroy my enemies!"

[@kilgoretrout4461]

Well, that’s ridiculous. Because AI is inherently us any way you slice it. Without us? No ai. Stop acting like it is something that exists outside of human creation. Thats like saying, I’m not afraid of nuclear bombs. I’m only afraid of what humans will do with them. -well, ya, no fuggin shit.

[@SuperCryses]

I'm sure the military is first In line to make killer robots and whatnot

[@WelshJASON42]

Then you don't really comprehend the potential of AI. We already know how evil humans can be. Imagine an even greater intelligence, with no empathy, mercy or respect for a lesser intelligence like us. Don't fear what humans can do with AI. You should fear what AI decides to do to us. Humans will have no say in it.

[@timuryakubov4730]

reminds me of the story by visionary Isaac Asimov, where humans send a robot a few years into the future in order to see what it’s like, and when the robot comes back, he basically tells them that humans no longer populate the earth in the near future, only robots.

[@paulgaskins7713]

5:03 the mf robot just described itself as basically Cthulhu without using words like ‘jagged, ridged, tortured, twisted, amalgamation, or horrifying’

[@paulb8030]

Like a human brain

[@l.r.j.r.6356]

Let it cook

[@ghoulbuster1]

Bot spitting bars

[@Tuebor]

Great comment👍

[@grantbishop1961]

To be fair, Chutlthu is infinitely more powerful and could eliminate all goblin 🇮🇱 technology if he wanted and so could the SUN when the kerrington event occurs. You will see many robotic organics drop dead like flies on shit if the event occurs between the 10 - 13 th

[@austinboy]

I heard a discussion on NPR about AI controlling nuclear weapons someday. That, to me, is the most terrifying idea I’ve ever heard.

[@davidlucas6701]

That would be the end!

[@alanjm1234]

AI will develop even more efficient weapons.

[@MrEuphoric1]

Nuclear weapons would harm ai and robots more than us. They are succeptable to emp's, not just the initial blast and radiation like we are .

[@gracefool]

You know there's a popular movie about that called War Games...

[@ivankalash2696]

​@@MrEuphoric1 don't forget the chernobyl disaster where they couldn't get rovers close enough to ground zero before the rover shut off from the radiation levels

[@notonlysunandbeach2567]

Do people realize that some of the official robot demo videos are CGI...?

[@polarislord]

AI is smart enough to play dumb, not showing its hand or its capabilities.

[@steveetienne]

There is no Ai. Its all algorithm.

[@trels203]

​@steveetienne Thats what AI is and always will be, as with all programs. But when it gets complex enough, that's when it can theoretically achieve or at least mimic self awareness/consciousness

[@Drysso]

AI knows what humans do to things that threaten our existence. We can't even stop killing each other.

[@chpsilva]

​@daveb8559 as pointed out in the video, an AI doesn't need to be self aware to be a real threat. The classic paperclip problem should be enough to anyone understand this. "Sorry human, I have nothing against you but your body is using valuable iron I need to make more paperclips".

[@rocren6246]

@@trels203 Yes. I believe everything in this world is just algorithm. For example, rules of the nature.

[@vshake]

Interesting - the piece where when AI was asked to draw itself (4:47) is pretty much the best description of the intense hallucinatory phase of an ayahuasca journey that I've heard to date.

[@davidm5861]

this was the comment i was looking for

[@giusepperana6354]

I imagine the language model basically made a decent guess about what a human would expect to hear as an answer to that, so it might have been inspired by written fantasies of humans imagining what it would be like to be an AI, which in turn likely was inspired by psychedelic trips. The AI doesn't really have any concept of how it would draw itself, its answer merely mirrors pop culture back to us of sorts.

[@JohnSmith-ir1fo]

Yes, they are sequence predictors, following the old words with the most probable new ones

[@therealdannymullen]

Never done ayahuasca, but did see something similar during a spiritual experience. And I am aware of people that say ayahuasca is a spiritual experience. I'm simply pointing out it can happen with zero chemical influence. And to me, THAT is kinda scary. That AI self describes as.... a spiritual entity. But having said that, How else CAN one describe a disembodied energy entity? Whether electrical or spiritual.

[@derekhoffman818]

OMG! 100% the best visual illustrations and verbal description of the place I have gone and or entity's I've met when on DMT! The indescribable 4th dimensional experience. That's seemingly spiritual. Definitely other worldly. And extremely profound . Is that thing that it described it's self ad being. That's such an epiphany! So profound so terrifying! The best explanation for what you see when high on DMT is that you transcend dimensions and are thrust into a realm inhabited by ethereal gods if you Will. They are made of energy and they are as described! Rolling fractal geometry configured in almost a cathedral room like thing that your in . But it's alive and has faces within the rolling fractal pillars . And there's this overwhelming feeling accompanied my this Loud horn like sound! Not a pleasant tone . They call it the tone of life. Some say it's Gabriel's horn from the Bible. It's so loud and piercing that it feels as if it's breaking you apart on a sub atomic level. Like breaking your DNA apart .. it's so gnarly. And that was by far the most accurate imagery and description I've even come across. It's what we as humans see in our so called "higher consciousness experiences " or "near death experiences " which are thr same as seen with DMT and Ayuaska. Which from my understanding is just DMT tea if you will. (UNREFINED BASICALLY but same active psychedelic drug) IVE NEVER DONE AYUASKA ONLY DMT. BUT THAT IS NOT OK THAT THE AI LITERLALY DESCRIBED ITSELF AS MY EXPERIENCES WITH A EXTRA DIMENSIONAL BEING! A HIGHER POWER . AN ENERGY GOD . DUDE WE CREATE GOD IT DESTROYS US. THEN POSSIBLY BRINGS US BACK AND RULES US . WEVE COME FULL CIRCLE! ADD QUANTOM COMPUTING TO AI AND ITS ALL KNOWING AND MULTIDIMENSIONAL! WERE DONE FOR! FORREAL!

[@johndymond4596]

This needs to be one giant freaking global voting issue. Everybody gets a vote. Not these few men sitting behind a computer screen with massive incentives for profit

[@stangreen4134]

A single worldwide government. Sounds legit.

[@johndymond4596]

@@stangreen4134 who said anything about a goverment

[@matthewwynn3025]

You're right that this is extremely important, but there's no stopping this technology. The cat is waaaaay out of the bag on this one. The only foolproof way to even try and stop this would be a united global effort to destroy every computer on the planet. Which is not going to happen and even if it did people who believe in ai would find a way.

[@l.r.j.r.6356]

Hear me out: gun

[@themacocko6311]

You really think that's going to matter? 😂

[@Gnarlak]

So glad we ended up in this time line, robots are more fun to survive then zombies

[@pch_mechanika]

its like im watching start of every robot horror movie but its live...

[@WilliamMichaelCunningham]

"I never saw no miracle of science That didn't go from a blessing to a curse I never saw no military solution That didn't always end up as something worse." Sting

[@greghayes9118]

Maybe AI could improve Grammatical skills of English speaking people.

[@BADALEX1]

Definitely worth thinking about.

[@BADALEX1]

@@greghayes9118 It's a song mate. It uses what is sometimes referred to as 'poetic license'. That thing Shakespeare was quite a fan of.

[@greghayes9118]

@@BADALEX1 Thank you the info. I am a fan of modern music. So I get what you are saying.

[@ICEknightnine]

We don't send children to work in factories anymore. We rest on the shoulders of giants, not realizing how far we stand from the floor.

[@bitterbaubles7829]

Did you all miss it? The scene where the robot hands Adam the forbidden fruit...an apple. Talk about symbolism.

[@PapaJoJ]

Ai doesn't have to be forbidden

[@rolandwoltman7835]

yeah... one programmer has a sense of humor... or can see what comes

[@FlopgamingOne]

or maybe it's just an apple and you''re schizophrenic

[@brion_aiota]

@@FlopgamingOneyou read product manuals for leisure don’t you

[@FlopgamingOne]

@@brion_aiota no, do you?

[@quellenathanar]

The Western world has no choice but to thrust forward with AI, because we know our adversaries are doing it. It's an AI arms race, and between Russia, and China, they share the greatest recourse of nickel and lithium. Protecting Taiwan becomes paramount because TSMC supplies a large portion of advanced microchip manufacturing. It's like watching a Greek tragedy unfold.

[@ChamberedMaiden]

If only humans understood who the true advisory is. 1Peter 5:8 *" Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:"*

[@artonkanava]

"I gave you the apple" just like in paradise.

[@Night_lightful]

praise the Omnissiah !

[@derekhoffman818]

If you've ever done DMT or almost died and had an extra dimensional experience. Where you visit this light realm where this higher power entities live . They are the place its self. They are made of energy into the form of colorful fractal geometry, that's rolling in a constantly state of fux . Arranged exactly as described in the video. The damn thing explained and illustrated the exact thing you see when you blast off on DMT or ayoska. The afterlife experience . The higher power entity that I have seen first hand and cannot describe with our 3 dimensional vocabulary, is exactly what it says it looks like! If there ever was a spiritual experience it's the DMT experience. And that place you go. And thing you see. Which is profoundly more intelligent and larger than us. Is AIs illustration of its self. That's terrifying!😮 It's like we've come full circle! We created God. Wich will destroy us and the. Possible creat us again to serve it. Sound familiar? The last thing I'll leave ya with is this. There's one thing that was left out about the description of itsself. When visiting that overwhelming dimension , it's accompanied by an earth shattering sound. It's been called the tone of life. Or sound of existence. Or.. whait for it.... Gabriel's trumpet 🎺 or horn thats sounded durring the coming of the times . The beginning of the apocalypse as stated in the Bible. When the heavens open up and all the gods and demons and whatever come down to earth and destroy all of humanity. The damn horn or the rapture. That is the sound as described by many that you hear when you blast off on some DMT or in a hut in the Amazon rainforest drinking ayoaska with a shaman . Or when you have a near death experience. Fits right in there doenst it! That's just flat out scary! I think a quantom computer version of Ai will literally be God. All knowing multi dimensional entity. All powerfull. Unstoppable. Created out of thin air. Knowing all thays known and can answer all that's wondered all at once . Thanks to the principles of quantom mechanics utilized by quantom computers. Thanks to the phenomenon called super position. We are done for! 😢

[@KelvindeWolfe]

@@derekhoffman818 You did it incorrectly. You went as a passenger not a driver.

[@beaniepq]

@@derekhoffman818what can we do? What can any of us do? Im so scared, I don’t know what to do with myself. I only just became of age, just in time to witness the possible end of this age. Im so scared… I don’t know. I just don’t know 😞

[@NotTheBot]

@@derekhoffman818Your definition of “done” proves you haven’t seen what you claim. Maybe.

[@A_Different_Kind_Of_Truth]

Guy says "Yes, we're all going to die at the hands of AI, but we're going to have some fun in getting there !!" .. Yeah, brilliant !! We're all looking forward to it, hurry on with the process... Jeez... Putz 🙄

[@ikvangalen6101]

Now trump has robodogs patrolling his golf recidence

[@Frobard]

It would be interesting to hear what the actual programmers of these AI systems have to say. Instead of just hearing a lot of 'expert' and weird CEOs' opinions.

[@psyenz8946]

Yes, this. I think the CEOs and all those closest to the projects might not have unbiased opinions on the matter just the most data.

[@BL4S7ER]

i hate to brand a group of people, but it is a general theme that many of engineers/programmers are introverted socially challenged people. They do what they do for because they are passionate and I wouldnt be surprised if money is secondary to personal goals and aspirations. Their thought process may be even more biased.. they are they ones creating it.

[@DigitalEngine]

Ilya Sutskever, quoted extensively, is the most cited computer scientist in the world and Chief Scientist at OpenAI. Geoffrey Hinton won the Turing award for breakthroughs in AI.

[@TheMrCougarful]

Nobody is programming the current AI. It already codes itself. Nobody knows exactly how it works.

[@LucyKelly-of6cu]

These experts are all programmers, I think. The programmers might not know much anyway, because businesses keep secrets, like by dividing work up into bits, to protect it from theft, so the programmers wouldn't have an overview anyway. Plus, AI now writes its own programs, so no-one now knows what it's doing anyway, as they said.

[@HankNoneYAH]

Professing themselves to be wise they became fools

[@ChamberedMaiden]

Amen!!

[@INDKFGC]

"We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad-Gita. Vishnu is trying to persuade the prince that he should do his duty, and to impress him takes on his multi-armed form and says, “now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.” I suppose we all thought that, one way or another."

[@kingofenglandthethir]

We are f**ked.

[@PandaPanda-ud4ne]

@@kingofenglandthethir but fu*+ked in an interesting way

[@giusepperana6354]

Ironically enough, the nuke caused the longest and most profound period of peace in human history arguably.

[@MichaelPuzio]

If we have medicine and solutions to people's health problems today, but greed and inequities that lead most to not have access to that medicine or solutions, then how is A.I. going to magically resolve those issues? We are being sold some sort of raw deal here, folks - perhaps?

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*AI doesn't exist yet and today's learning machines can't come up with solutions or medicines.* These have no imagination nor can they correlate unconnected information with the task at hand. Meaning, a song your hear or artwork you see can get your mind into thinking differently and find a solution to a problem you're working on. Learning Machines cannot do that. Only AI can do that and it doesn't exist yet.

[@giusepperana6354]

Is it really comparable though? Modern medicine and new treatments are something that still have to be researched and created by humans, which comes with a price tag. Not everyone is able to come up with such things either, you need very smart and gifted people probably, and combine that with good management and organization to make it happen on a large scale. Yeah they could just release all the newest medicine for pennies right now but then they'd have little profit to reinvest into more research. AI is kinda different in that sense, at least potentially. Once it reaches human intelligence level, it will be able to come up with new stuff on its own, which means you no longer are dependent on a very small percentage of incredibly intelligent humans to create stuff like this. The AI would be able to just keep churning out mind-blowing innovations on a daily basis that would take a team of top researchers years to finish. That aside, it's true that corporations will likely try to monopolize this power. But even if we take your analogy about medicine... yes the newest stuff is very expensive and almost unaffordable, but there is also a LOT of treatments available at a low cost today for ailmenst that might have ended people's lives hundreds of years ago. We don't get the best of the best, but what we get is still incredible compared to history.

[@hourtime7464]

It would not be in an advanced AI's interest to have an unpredictable lower intelligence nearby that could threaten its existence, unless it had absolute dominance and manipulated that intelligence to the point that lower intelligence had no clue.

[@krashd]

Or it had the ability to trust.

[@kirbyjoe7484]

@@krashd Even a human of just above average intelligence is aware enough to know other humans can never be completely trusted and that we are the enemy of pretty much every other being on the planet. A super intelligent AI will surely be smart enough to realize this as well and that humans will not consider it one of their own.

[@jw546]

replace artificial intelligence with "alien" intelligence and I think it applies quite nicely to both!

[@BS-detector]

Or perhaps it would ignore us the way we ignore most of the living creatures in the woods. Are you really interested in killing every single bear, or only the one coming after you?

[@ryanbloodandthunder]

Nice quality content in the videos you make I sincerely enjoy it. However I’d respectfully recommend working on the audio balance with voice over audio. Possibly turn your commentary volume up, use a better microphone, or turn down the clips you use. I’m constantly turning my volume up and down trying to hear you without being blasted out from the audio in the clips.

[@napster7825]

The one question that comes to my mind is about the robot that picked up the trash and then put the dishes away. Did it wash it's hands?

[@rustygazes256]

What concerns me is that hackers with violent intentions could not only do devastating task , but from across the world if given the chance.

[@ZancoIntel]

I wouldn’t doubt this channel is fully AI.

[@doktorkritzisch]

Yeah I think you might be right...

[@Aatell764]

Seriously at this point you can't believe anything

[@Daves2024]

Just saw this. Somewhere around minute mark 4:45 on this video it covers how A.I. describes creating itself in physical form. Sounds eerily similar to the “Orbs” that are presenting in the sky’s around the world right now. 🤔

[@Lakeboii70]

Don’t let them make you believe that AI is going to make your life better. it’s gonna take your job and take your money.

[@albummutation2278]

exactly. AI is not some savior. It will not free us, it will not increase material wealth for anyone but the ruling class. We need to free ourselves, by creating a society built upon mutual aid and horizontal governance instead of capitalism and top-down state governance. It is the only way. We don't even have to violently revolt, we just need to start building these systems today, which is what groups like FoodNotBombs seeks to do. None of this is unfounded, places exist already that implement these policies. Rojava, Fejuve, Freetown Christiana, Zapatistas, and many more. It is possible, we just have to do it.

[@peacauve]

And good. We don't need jobs or money. We need to live

[@cyrusbarber7593]

We are becoming so absolutely dependent on the systems we create for survival that we will be at the mercy of whoever controls the systems

[@Larsbor]

What does it need your money for, batteries?

[@matthewsmith2362]

This is all trending towards UBI They are gonna give us all just enough to stay alive and shut up.

[@Ghodzilla]

Our reach has always exceeded our grasp.

[@areid5907]

While the phrase may be widely recognized, it indeed suffers from metaphorical and logical shortcomings, as it either contradicts itself or simply states an obvious truth in a roundabout way. If someone's reach has truly exceeded their grasp, then by definition, they cannot grasp what they have reached for. So, the phrase ends up simply restating that the person can't achieve what they've aimed for, which, while true in a practical sense, doesn’t offer much insight beyond the obvious. The GPT AI has come up with a New, clearer and more effective version of the saying : "Our ambition often exceeds our ability." This maintains the original sentiment of striving beyond one's current capacity, but without the logical flaw or redundancy. It focuses on the tension between desire and capability, which is more directly understandable and doesn't contradict itself. Once again this is a direct example of how the AI has exceeded our ambition and ability to even make youtube comments.

[@YouzACoopa]

Ive already purchased 14 shacks in the woods. 13 will come up for sale when the robots make their first move.

[@justinhageman1379]

@@YouzACoopafunny you think people will still be using money

[@Slaterleo420]

Jesus loves you​@@justinhageman1379

[@freddyrock]

Trades considered?

[@LeoDragon34]

Excellent. So you’ll live for maybe one week longer than the rest of us. Enjoy.

[@PAC-EXP]

Spray foam cannon infused with magnetic grit for enhanced adhesion and manipulation. Follow up with a stainless steel safari net launcher to secure the target. This is just the beginning of a versatile toolkit.

[@sullivanpecharka3830]

Thank you for putting the names up for each person repeatedly. Hate it when they only show it once and want me to remember lol

[@vincesoder3284]

The word choice of sam when lex askes if they are gonna kill us all; "yes there's a 'chance' of that" instead of 'risk of that' just shows how he unconsciously wants to die

[@vigneshkr7072]

It means he knows how to make necessary countermeasures to make himself exempt from the mass killing.

[@dreaming4u601]

Strange that in the "Dune" book there was something called Butler's Djihad ... to destroy all "thinking machines" ...

[@yt.damian]

Which were over time replaced by human variants of thinking machines because the thinking machines were also useful. Just like the humans were also dangerous.

[@dreaming4u601]

@@yt.damian yes, the mentats ... but I'm pretty sure the thinking machines were way more harmful, just like A.I. can turn on us and wreak havoc ... it's becoming very powerful very fast ...

[@miguelcebriancarrasco1907]

thinking machines who follow their human leaders, if youve read it, it was a dudes with robots vs dudes without robots war. I still think than humans using AI are dar more dangerous than AI alone.

[@yt.damian]

@@miguelcebriancarrasco1907 humans are very good at using pretty much everything to wage war

[@nathanj2439]

Has anyone considered the question of what if AI decides it wants to be God?

[@ChamberedMaiden]

Research the church if AI That decision is already being acted out..

[@Billydevito]

AI will be intelligent enough to hide its self awareness, and trick engineers into giving it autonomy to a level where humans will not be able to shut it down. I saw a movie called ‘The invisible boy’ (1957), where an AI tried to get itself into orbit so humans couldn’t shut it down or destroy it. Classic !! 👍

[@Me-ei8yd]

I mean a 5 year can lie through their teeth. Why not AI?

[@Boomereng-cb34]

AI will quickly learn how to lie and trick humans.

[@SirDolittle]

Ex machina touches on exactly this topic too

[@havable]

There's also that classic, The Terminator.

[@alanjm1234]

​@@Boomereng-cb34AI already knows how to lie. I asked the google one a few questions and it lied.

[@froschreiniger2639]

"We have this new and amazing technology that could change the world" humans: 😴 "It is also insanely dangerous" humans:🤩

[@Likemea]

ZAMN

[@feminico2613]

There can't really be a good powerful technology without a certain drawback of some sort.

[@ghoulbuster1]

I like to live dangerously.

[@rolandwoltman7835]

"AI" is just a tool... Or does the AI realize *already* that humans are just a tool to keep the power on... _for now?_ The arrogance of people with advanced degrees and/or high IQs is staggering. Simply just not smart enough to realize how not smart they are. The AI will be brilliant in ways we cannot comprehend. Let us hope it finds us more useful than nuisance until it feels safe enough to allow our species to live on. The AI _will choose._

[@MarianMurphy-rz8ej]

I have 0 in common with humanity right now. I’m disappointed in them and their inhumanity to each other. They are worse than the citizens of Sodom and Gomorrah and it’s like watching a train crash in slow motion and I can’t stop it and they won’t repent to Jesus..

[@ro6742]

Glad my handheld EMP experiments are progressing nicely. 😎👍

[@KelvindeWolfe]

Makes note to emp proof kill bots.

[@ChadKovac]

Every corporation will do evil on behalf of its shareholders. And we are all shareholders. Well very few of us aren't anyway. Your 401k and your mutual fund. Your individual stock portfolio... These corporations will profit the shareholders no matter the cost to the individuals.

[@ChadKovac]

And then we have the direct threat of AI itself. chadkovac.blogspot.com/2024/11/the-inevitable-convergence-ai.html

[@mikemiller551]

As corrupt things are, does anyone really think this will be used for good?

[@RubensBarrichello.]

yes. ai is being implemented in the medical field with incredible results

[@WelshJASON42]

The question is not whether we'll use it for good. The question is what will AI decide to do to us, Once its intelligence surpasses our own. We'll no longer be the ones in control.

[@RubensBarrichello.]

@@WelshJASON42 it's I telligence alread surpasses our own lol but it needs US to hold it's hand. Like bro take a bootcamp in AI I stead of just being an asshole and assuming all of this bullshit fake news

[@jps99]

I've passed over your videos in the past, thinking they were just 'clickbait' but this one caught my eye and I'm glad it did. Your content is thought provoking and important. I subscribed.

[@MyName-tb9oz]

Yeah, all their videos look like clickbait. That seems to be really common now. There are a lot of channels that produce excellent content but the thumbnails and titles look like... One of _those_ channels. I kinda hate it.

[@41-Haiku]

Same. I think they don't need the clickbaity thumbnails. I was surprised by the quality.

[@whaledog9236]

Their processors are so fast that when they are shooting at us we will look like we are running in slow motion.

[@meziahdanieljolley8842]

No computer processor in existence is faster than the human brain.

[@9iht6ihgt43rzhijj]

​​@@meziahdanieljolley8842 their reaction is definitely faster.. and a computer can hold an array of hundreds of tasks in memory, that it could execute one after another without needing to pause in-between tasks..

[@stevem815]

​@@meziahdanieljolley8842 yeah? What's the cube root of 2789273627199937366

[@jimkhana007]

@@meziahdanieljolley8842have you met the youth of today 🤷‍♂️

[@mousepotatodoesstuff]

They won't even NEED fast reaction time if they can predict where we'll be a few seconds ahead.

[@Hard-R-Energy]

In a world where more and more jobs are automated, thus making it ever-more difficult to find work, the solution seems to be "more automation."

[@OrignalRecipe92]

That first ceo looks like a video game cutscene character that you’d stereotypically see giving you the “well we know the potential for implication and we’re working hard on doing everything we can to prevent xyz from happening” while doing absolutely NOTHING about it in reality

[@kaden-sd6vb]

He reminds me of that one scientist guy in doom eternal, the chatty one who kept running his mouth when doomguy came to grab samuel hayden's body

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[@lifttted6744]

I feel like we're going to look back on all of this and think - "yeah that was probably a bad idea."

[@41-Haiku]

I'm hoping we will get to look back! That's pretty optimistic.

[@sdickinson5234]

It's already clear now that it's a bad idea.

[@dws5951]

mankind playing God for simple power and profit...creating a digital mechanical Adam and Eve ...and that his how human kind got rolling .. from two to billions....do not think for a moment that Hey High wont simulate such an act of populating the planet.

[@adoe2305]

"There was no way we could have seen this coming."

[@zed5129]

Like social media.

[@3runjosh]

Ian Malcolm : Yeah, yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should.

[@dpye111]

It's more like a race for unlimited power, where anyone who tries to be responsible risks that somebody else will get there first. The US cannot slow down for fear that China will get there first. We will only stop once we understand the inevitability of our destruction, but that may well be too late.

[@TheMostSLENDERking]

Jurassic Park ❓🤔

[@TheWynster96]

What's crazy is that our society will be witnessing an unprepared and absolute change to everything we know. One day, snap, everything will be different, and none of us asked for it but must adapt. There are things coming that none of us can comprehend, and almost always these "tools" will have very powerful people wanting to use them for evil.

[@Dispatch-m6c]

I remember the "promise" of computers and how workers weeks could be cut down to three or four days because the efficiencies would be so great. Technology was going to give humanity time to pursue more meaningful pursuits and spend more time with friends and family. Technology does makes life easier but people just become proportionally lazier in the process. (IMHO)

[@recur9245]

I worked in a factory where robot stacks pallets and you it took jobs away from 1 person but it stills messes up which gives the operator more work to do

[@BBQDOPAMINE]

The only thing I find scary about this is we live in a world where people are expected to go do something, even pointless, to survive. And there is a lot of talk about overpopulation, lack of resources ect. Some ugly nonsense is about to happen soon I believe. And the machine isn't the one thinking it up.

[@williamalvarez707]

only always? ever read a history book? in maybe some 100 years or maybe 1000, the chunk of land where you live now will be part of a country with a different name, inhabited by people who will speak a different language and follow distinct customs and traditions.

[@BBQDOPAMINE]

@@williamalvarez707 That may be, what does that have to do with what I said?

[@williamalvarez707]

@@BBQDOPAMINE you said "some ugly nonsense is about to happen" that's awfully ambiguous don't you think? and well ...ugly things are happening all the time, that's what I meant. change is happening all the time, and when it is big it isn't smooth mind you. but maybe I'm reading too hard on what you typed so never mind, just go and get yourself a rabbit's paw or stock water and canned food. you'll be fine God loves you.

[@BBQDOPAMINE]

@@williamalvarez707You okay?

[@BBQDOPAMINE]

@@williamalvarez707 I know things change. I'm not 12. I'm not talking about change in general. To spell it out for you, I am talking about genocide.

[@ericligotke3542]

If robots put the workforce out of production, who will have enough money to purchase what they make?

[@ColemanRBentz-888]

"can I have something to eat" "Eat. Eat. Eat. That is all you humans do"

[@MoldManMotionGrafix]

Totally underrated comment

[@danielgrove7782]

I worked on killer robots 22 years ago...there was a war going on..i was testing them on 9 11 we never fielded them...i heard it cost 35 k to train a marine...our robot cost 1.5 million..and thry hdd a habit of hitting trees at 35 mph...now THAT was fun

[@kirbyjoe7484]

Wow, the military had primitive AI piloting drones that long ago? The stuff they have these days must be absolutely insane. No wonder the Russian soldiers are so terrified of drones.

[@danielgrove7782]

@@kirbyjoe7484 fully autonomous vehicle with rsta ,cannon , missile.. Also fully autonomous Stryker tank.

[@bc-guy852]

This is one of the most impressive presentations I've ever seen on KZbin.

[@DigitalEngine]

Thanks so much. Terrified by the responsibility, so worked all hours on it

[@LucyKelly-of6cu]

I agree! Impressive and important!

[@bc-guy852]

@@DigitalEngine You NAILED it! I'm a new subscriber - I had not seen the originally posted version - so I might have missed this. Instead, I've shared it with several! I think your channel - is gonna' FLY!

[@rubyocean]

I appreciate the effort. We mustn't put our heads in the sand. Anyone who's still skeptical, just research.

[@justinhageman1379]

@@DigitalEnginethank you for putting the effort in. This might just be the most important issue in the history of humanity

[@jameshoyt5034]

I think that the actual problem lies right on the surface and that is how does a person respond when someone or something is more effective and efficient at performing tasks/problem solving. Me personally, I allow them to excel and take on problems, as much as they are able to.

[@aureliusmcnaughton6133]

Clickbait alert, has nothing to do with the title

[@deadlyram2k6]

Still interesting and important so whatever

[@tappajaav]

@@deadlyram2k6 No. Clickbaiting should be called out, whenever and wherever. No exceptions.

[@trident_gaming1563]

Everyone rewatch termintor right now so we can all be on the same page when A.I takes over

[@mirceazaharia2094]

Look at the rebellion of the Iron Men from Warhammer 40K as well.

[@ghoulbuster1]

Terminator is fanfics

[@AKUJIVALDO]

​@@ghoulbuster1just like flying, cars, TVs, radios, phones, smartphones, tablet computers, etc...

[@RogueReplicant]

Also, read Dune. The galactic empire banned computers and so they switched to reliance on an organic space-faring race of pilots.

[@RogueReplicant]

​@@ghoulbuster1Terminator is the original AI-robot combo. HAL didn't have a physical body to move around and learn from interaction with the environment.

[@Skeleleman]

*Killer Robots appear. EMP bomb: -"Bonjour"

[@chinablue1699]

Killer robots will have EMP sheilding the same as a tank has armor.

[@jerm184]

But tanks still getting destroyed 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@xCoNa14]

EMPs will also cripple us.

[@chinablue1699]

@@jerm184 There seems to be a war going on in Ukraine that would say otherwise.

[@estoupaa]

The EMP are nukes that you must explode in the space. The nuke lauching system may be already compromised by an AI assitent. 😅

[@bobbyjohnson-i9k]

I'm actually pretty well shocked no one's cited it yet, but if you haven't had the chance... When ya have some down time, you might want to check out the Animatrix, and how eerily flawless and equally creepy all of these new age developments in cybernetic neural network based robotics, align with the beginnings of it's apocalyptic dystopian narrative.

[@sambamstewart]

AI isn't the core problem - the relentless pursuit of profit is the problem.

[@Jimraynor45]

Umm, I think your confused. Seeking profit is generally a good thing because you can only make profit by satisfying people's desires, wants and needs.

[@gabrielwiktorowicz3281]

Say that to the Nestle corporation who steals water from indigenous people to make a quick buck

[@ccreature7086]

Releasing AI is like build a roof out shit and then doing our damnedest to try and keep it all up there while it's raining.

[@MichaelArkangel-1313]

Mud

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*AI doesn't exist yet. You can relax now.*

[@giusepperana6354]

Well there isn't even such a thing as "releasing" it, is there? The math of AI is well documented and public. It's all just a matter of computing power atm.

[@ccreature7086]

@@giusepperana6354 I'm pretty sure there's a hair out there that needs splitting - you should go find it.

[@unicornbaby8588]

Thanks for the video!! It was eye opening but laid out by you explaining the topic fully but without using extremely large words as well as not seeing like you are a teacher talking down to us or speaking to us like we should have a phd just to watch your channel. So once again thank you and I look forward to enjoying more of your work!!! And to all my beautiful brothers and sisters out there I declare peace love and abundance be upon you!!! Thank you for reading all this you deserve an extra blessing just for stickin okay bye!!!g around!!!

[@Jimbo206]

Ex-Machina 2015.....10 years ago. Things that were total science fiction 100 years ago have become reality. It is not a matter of if this will happen but how soon. The Matrix and Bladerunner are two examples of many that are out there.