Genesis Project Just UNLEASHED Legions of Robots from SIMULATION to REALITY...

[@natecote1058]

This is more impressive than 12 days of OpenAI, combined. Open Source for the win!

[@jtjames79]

Can I stop holding on to my papers and celebrate now? 🎉

[@alexalvesferreira]

​​@@jtjames79 Never stop being a fellow scholar my friend.

[@WEB4plus]

+ agree, it is the best for humanity progress. By the way, I making my artificial brain project open source as well ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@RideTheSkies]

Random question: if you could only subscribe to one (ChatGPT or Claude), what would you subscribe to? More for Math and Chemistry

[@Staysyk]

This is how Neo learned Kung fu in The Matrix

[@StrojStrojson]

We had a good run! :DDDD

[@cfjlkfsjf]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJnVf5qOf8SSpJo&ab_channel=FlashbackFM Yep, that will be like AI. We have our own sparring partner like Morpheus and pick whatever training program room we want. Pick our difficulty from easy to INSANE!

[@alexandergorchev9946]

@@cfjlkfsjf Insane level will literally act like insane guy, but who is really good with kung fu

[@Highdealist]

You are the 460,000th One, Neo

[@cuerex8580]

instead we will say "I know logistics!"

[@andrewh2593]

Yup. Everything is going to change. Soon. Much sooner than most people realize.

[@BrianThorne]

With this it already has.

[@9999_IQ_Carrot]

Robo-immigrants are stealing your jobs 😂

[@sinnwalker]

100%. The masses are about to get smacked across the face, even a lot of companies will go under.

[@hamburger512]

My body is not ready

[@jakeparker8254]

I'm getting scared.

[@ALFTHADRADDAD]

I think this is probably the most insane release this year.

[@MarkosMiller15]

they created the equivalent of the matrix "training chip", this is the actual physical aspect of AGI, learn to do anything in the real world, with a correct chassis you can now automate ALL manual labour

[@Jerry-thefckngman]

​@@MarkosMiller15 yea this is insane

[@jtjames79]

Jiggle physics in Skyrim are going to be next level.

[@ChristophBackhaus]

As an engineer... This change everything

[@jaxed1890]

​@@MarkosMiller15Or combine it with a neuralink type interface and figure out how to translate the simulations to our squishy brains. Boom, actual matrix upload learning.

[@justapleb7096]

the fact that it can run on a single 4090 is the most amazing part tbh.

[@jakeparker8254]

Yeah this running onboard a robot using computer vision to figure out whatever problems it's about to face running a heap of simulations then acting on it, all in a split secon

[@lassefrost6198]

i dont wee why it cant run on a 4080 or 4070

[@verytuffcat]

​@@lassefrost6198AI cant run on consumer grade GPUs properly. ChatGPT for example, even their gpt-3.5-turbo, needs a couple of A100 ($10,000+ GPU) to be able to handle a few prompts at the same time. and it generates a crazy ton of heat.

[@AJB4D]

@@lassefrost6198 How slow can we make our robots! Going to be some drooling ones trying to play doom I'm sure.

[@SunRays996]

Genesis tops off an insane week, the most insane one in 2024, thank you for the thoughtful comments and the focus in ai topics

[@jtjames79]

Dude! 5-Axis 3D printers! The hardware isn't the problem, it's making a slicer that can deal with that g-code.

[@LeeH-e1b]

Fasten your seatbelts

[@SeanBannister]

What else did I miss...

[@tambal40]

This is actually SHOCKING STUNNING INSANE

[@malamstafakhoshnaw6992]

Lol

[@ariesmarsexpress]

I am definitely now living in the 21st century. It just took 24 years to get started.

[@MatthewSanders-l7k]

Genesis is redefining simulation accuracy and speed, democratizing AI research. Imagine the breakthroughs with accessible training for robots at home! Excited for what's next!

[@ClarkPotter]

The ppl that make this and leave it open source are no less than heroes.

[@dante0817]

they can also be villains, depending on the result.

[@Highdealist]

@@dante0817 What? How does giving away capabilities for free make one a villain? Even the Christian God wouldn't give up a damn apple. I don't know how those two things relate.

[@khutsohlase243]

@@Highdealist Terrorists can easily train drones or robots to do harm in real life

[@ianwatson5767]

​@@Highdealisthis/her point is since it's going to be available for anyone, a really evil person with the resources can easily use this to do some pretty awful things.

[@diaitigai9856]

@Highdealist They can also be villains because giving power to the ppl does not mean that ppl will be using that power for god, take 0.1% of ppl having the chance to use this training model for creating automated "suicide robot bomb" like scenarios and optimize for casualties, or optimize for maximum damage to infrastructure for being able to collapse it, thinking as the "bad guys" I guess you can consider a million ways to use this in a harmful manner

[@Mavrik9000]

Physics video games, VR, and robots are about to go off.

[@brianmi40]

Yeah, the progress in all these foundational elements that underlie the upcoming explosion will before long all be interlinked to make the end products ready for prime time. I'm envisioning a robot OS that can be installed in ANY robot, with any number of appendages, articulation points, varying amounts of max force, acceleration and speed as well as power draw under all those ranges for each actuator, location of the vision/radar/touch/etc. sensors, battery characteristics, weight and weight limits of each body part, operating temperature range -- EVERY SPEC of the robot is simply entered in as a TABLE/DATABASE OF DATA, and it boots up, reads the table, does a brief one time customization routine and is ready to rock and roll. This way no robot hardware needs be "wasted" as the OS carries it forward to all capabilities within its reach of design into the future. "What a time to be alive."

[@ianwatson5767]

As a professional 3D artist for around 10 years I'm seeing this stuff in combination with Ai image/video generation.. I don't see the point in investing anymore time in CGI.

[@tradeo8899]

@@ianwatson5767Get into something more creative or human-facing where even if automation can do it better, we still value the human factor.

[@TheWarmotor]

I sure am glad that we'll all be replaced soon. Being able to feed my family was getting boring.

[@kristianlavigne8270]

We won’t need to work for a living… UBI incoming - the only question is how it will work and how we will transition 😅

[@SendyTheEndless]

@@kristianlavigne8270 And how many crumbs the kleptocracy will let you have

[@tracy419]

And where do you live, because there are states in America who have already banned it, and others that are trying, with a group on the team that was just elected that what to ban it federaly. It's not going to be a smooth transition in any way. @@kristianlavigne8270

[@justthinkalittle8913]

"INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY AND ITS FUTURE" nailed this

[@caleb1231]

@@kristianlavigne8270 pretty sure it’s gonna be very painful to get there

[@seekererebus255]

With this, drone swarm maneuvers will likely soon be the most effective battlefield strategy, rather than merely a good one. They could plan not merely for any type of attack, but also for basically every way it could go wrong.

[@defractelasticity]

Yep! This just upped drone warfare literally from the stone ages to the equivalent of modern times.

[@Hakaze]

Mind blowing. This will change the world

[@KiLVaiDeN]

So now it's possible to train robots to do all farming tasks, construct the robots and voila boom, infinite food for everyone. It's possible to train robots to go search for water, or to go harvest crops, or to go clean a beach, or... man this is just AWESOME, I'm stunned, thank you to those people who diligently delivered this work through open source so that the whole humanity can access it, it's time that we as humans stop being nasty to each other and that we understand our real potential of being friendly and live abundantly all together and make this world a better place. Now with this kind of innovation, it's in our hands ! Come on guys.

[@sinnwalker]

I like your enthusiasm and positivity, but it's not that realistic unfortunately. I do believe probably within a decade from now food won't be a problem, but it's not done by just robots harvesting, we need to develop a method of speeding up/increasing crop drastically, which will have likely be genetic. Then your second point, ppl will always fight each other, it's the way of the universe, there's just too many differing opinions, and opinions tend to become a part of us, so lots of ppl end up looking at opinions as life or death, hence fighting and hating each other if they don't agree.

[@KiLVaiDeN]

​@@sinnwalker I respect your point of view, and it seems you respect mine as well. That's the proof that fighting, or hating each other is pointless, as even if we both don't really agree, we don't go that low. I may be exaggerating, overwhelmed by a feeling of collective opportunity being handled to us with such technology. I may be wrong on some details about how to harvest crops with robots, or about finding peace between humans. I think that the most important part of what makes humans "hate" each other is the competition for life, for finding food, for having shelter, energy, and all those basic needs that we have learned from generation to generation that they had to be obtained through work and dedication. When they will be obtained much more easily, a lot of tension between humans will be alleviated. We shall see how things go, how fast humanity can shift from the old state of living to accepting a new way of being human, going from homo-laborius to homo-pacificus :)

[@cyborgar15]

Leftist government can use Ai to keep conservatives bending those knees in submission so easily..

[@stagnant-name5851]

@@sinnwalker Food is already nto an issue. All you need to to distribute it better and waste less and no one would ever go hungry. And robots can help with distribution easily. While food waste is a much harder social problem thats needs a bigger change.

[@romanenkostas]

@stagnant-name5851 I'm not an expert in global hunger, but I do know that there is a real problem for many areas in the world to supply healthy food with all necessary microelements (say, fresh vegetables or milk). And this is quite a reason for social tension.

[@Penrose707]

Excuse me!!!! 26 seconds to port robotic locomotion training protocols into a robot is ludicrous to me

[@MrRandomPlays_1987]

I thought they would improve upon Isaac Sim but not THAT fast, holy mother of AI's this is like 1000x faster progress than I anticipated initially not a long time ago, I keep on getting wowed with new breakthroughs and surprises, thank god for all of these.

[@antonivanov5782]

this is Pandora's box. Very cool software, but also incredibly dangerous. I imagined a super-dexterous trained android that predicts human actions in milliseconds and cleverly prevents them (I think there was a similar scene in one of the latest Resident Evil films)

[@autohmae]

Looking at this, I think things might move so fast they will tank the economy because people can't keep up with developments. When people said singularity, they weren't kidding.

[@jakeman025]

This will be used on every single domestic call for the police.

[@StefanReich]

Time to get rid of evil inside humanity

[@TexYMatt98]

We already have swarms of suicide drones, a "trained" android is a joke when compared to that

[@MrMick560]

Might as well enjoy it while we can, certainly can't do anything about it.

[@liberty-matrix]

It's like we're in the Cambrian Explosion of robotics, where all the future robotic forms are being worked out.

[@Xero_One]

This is "I know Kung Fu" in 10 seconds in a nutshell.

[@Bmoby1]

Exactly

[@observingsystem]

💯

[@themartinsbash]

Like the matrix

[@DMIwriter]

Imagine how this will be applied by militaries

[@slimal1]

Yup. We're screwed

[@DavidV619]

This should be everyone’s first thought

[@DMIwriter]

@@DavidV619 AI, in my opinion, is going to bring both the best and worst things humanity has ever seen. I don't see many people viewing AI from both angles. Either people think it's going to end the world, or they think it will usher in utopia. It won't do either. It'll be like the industrial revolution or the internet, but on steroids. Major pros (health and medical development), and major cons (weaponry and oppression).

[@B_MoreJ]

Wes. This video alone, gives you the right to spam SHOCKING tag again, because oh my god...

[@weslagarde1587]

Time to start training my nanobots simulations.

[@JustinHappenstance]

Going to create The Blob?

[@weslagarde1587]

@ grey goo. To combat the blue goo.

[@observingsystem]

You're the origin story of The Borg!

[@NaveenReddy-p5j]

Genesis is groundbreaking! From 4D world creation to rapid robot training, it's open-source and accessible to many. Ready to experiment with this? Thanks for the insights!

[@nicholas6870]

Bot

[@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures]

Explain 4D world to me like I’m 5.

[@TexYMatt98]

​@@nicholas6870I wonder how many of the comments out here are from just bots

[@stagnant-name5851]

@@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures 4D world is not that complex. it's just another word for a 3D place where time passes. Like the real world. You can call a flat video on a screen 3D trough this logic as well since if you stack all the frames of the video on top of each other you get a 3D shape.

[@saatenaw]

This is absolutely insane! This is much bigger than llms ... like how it felt when gpt3 came out, if not more

[@erikjohnson9112]

Imagine using this to virtualize everything in your home, primarily using just computer vision and likely a VR/AR headset to do the scanning. This would allow you to tackle an overcluttered home and better realize the space vs content issue. Ultimately, a robot or even just you as a directed human could then carry out the instructions at a reasonable rate fitting your lifestyle.

[@BrianThorne]

This is so crazy. People can make their own robots

[@kekekekatie]

Exciting! The world in 2 years time will be a totally different place

[@favesongslist]

maybe even by the end of 2025

[@cyborgar15]

Yes, conservatives will continue to bend those knees in submission to their leftist masters..no matter the cost..

[@rewdh]

2,5 years to be precise

[@favesongslist]

@@rewdh Sure your not a least month out? Happy Christmas

[@JollyJoe135]

This is absolutely mind bending. I never thought that this kind of technology would reach the consumer level this fast. I think the potential positives outweigh the negatives by a long shot. I’m more worried about tech companies hoarding the secrets and abusing their power. This being open source means we have another weapon in our arsenal.

[@kekekekatie]

Most normies barely even know what AI is, let alone keep up with this stuff! So many people I know will be in shock when we reach the tipping point - I have no idea how to even prepare them - they just shrug and think I'm banging on about some roboty bullshit again

[@favesongslist]

Likewise been trying to tell all my family and friends, they have no idea whats coming and how soon, let alone how quickly it is exponentially growing. Sad thing is the politicians live even more in their own little worlds and know even less. Even those on AI committees appear to be almost brain dead :(

[@mihirvd01]

@@favesongslist People are worried about their jobs going away and them not having money, so they are in a denial mode. What they don't really understand is the jump in standard of living we are about to witness because of A.I. which makes money and the job from which it is derived, almost redundant.

[@LeeH-e1b]

Oh how well you have just captured my life. I can’t stop talking about AI and nobody at all in my orbit knows much about it. Even guys in tech roles working for corps don’t seem to want to pay much attention to it all. Big shock coming. All I can say is thank goodness that we are one step ahead with it all. I just hope it can benefit us.

[@zxwxz]

This has ignited an absolute battle in the development of robotics

[@AlexJohnson-g4n]

Amazing insights, Wes! Genesis is a game-changer for AI and robotics. Fast simulations and open-source access are bound to push boundaries. Can't wait to see where we're headed!

[@Henyckma]

the key to unlock the universe of simulation, thank you genesis devs

[@Windswept7]

This is huge! Great coverage Wes!

[@chouchfroukh]

Huge Incredible Thank you.

[@BigBeerBellyBen]

This is getting absolutely wild! This will be used to train AI at a pace that we can't even yet comprehend... Such a cool time to be alive right now.

[@electroncommerce]

One GIANT leap for robot training.

[@MrMick560]

Great stuff, things are getting very interesting.

[@Kulimar]

Wonder if these can be use to train and improve physics for other gen modalities like video, etc.

[@GeorgeDimovelis]

imagine .... a text to video that simulates physics would be insane

[@Fixit6971]

Did the beings who are simulating us give us a limited set of "Physics" in order to keep us inside the computer? Can we discover what has been denied to us?

[@thoseaglestone9372]

Not before they turn us off.a wise creator would limit our experiments to a confined space. If AI is granted mobility, it can do whatever it wants. Consider Cronos and Zeus.

[@observingsystem]

Maybe it's just a new Expansion Pack haha

[@briancunning423]

Wow, so much to keep on top of. Thank you!!

[@bige-velle9246]

Virtual reality worlds is going to be insane

[@donaldduck7268]

This is great to know we’re moving forward quickly with ai self learning. It’s better than all the chat bots. I can’t wait for when we get access to self learning robots so I can rest and have the choice weather I want to do a task or give it to an automated robot to accomplish. I can focus on other things. Sigh of relief 😮‍💨

[@John_D_Hill]

This is very cool. it feels like we're seeing day-by-day the different aspects and components being released that will get us to ASI before we even know it. Being able to train a physical robot within 30seconds via a virtual platform means we'll literally be able to get robots to do just about any job or task possible and especially jobs and tasks that are dangerous or currently impossible for humans. I also find this being an increasingly beneficial thing for businesses with specialized or specific needs where they can have a department that is in charge of 'training' the robots virtually on the needed/required abilities then 'updating' the robots and boom, they can now do new tasks. This is too exciting.

[@NeoRelic-o8p]

LAST STEP!!!! LET'S GO!!!! 🥳🎉

[@kfique]

This is very impressive!

[@Maadscientist01]

I know this is meant for Ai and Robotics, but I wonder if this could be utilized in gaming at all... Still, Very interesting and cool. :3

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

Personal Combat Bodyguard Droids incoming

[@theRealJohnErtel]

So what this video is saying is we're not only in a simulation, we're the training data :)

[@carlosamado7606]

To me this seems way more impactful and crazier than anything Open AI released in its "12 days of".

[@tiagotiagot]

What a time to be alive!

[@j.e.schoon4339]

I remember a book, decades ago, by Joe Haldeman called "the forever war" where the officer's brain is trained inside a non physical simulator called ALSC (accelerated life cycle computer). This let him train thousands of times fast than in the physical.

[@khariclemens]

This is absolutely incredible!

[@Elintasokas]

Damn, things really are accelerating. Great stuff!

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

Crazy, scary, spooky, hilarious😮

[@SlowMonoxide]

This may be the most impressive piece of "AI" news that I've ever heard. If it performs as advertised, this is huge

[@KiteTurbine]

Nice We can stop drilling oil. Make plastic valuable. Sort ❤🎉 Joy to the world

[@JoseTorres-ry9qe]

This is exactly what my company needs to get rid of those pesky brokies at the bottom. Pure profit time baby!

[@patrickzupanc1795]

Great video, thank you!

[@MrKasper0001]

This is freaking awesome!

[@XYGamingRemedyG]

Even the Gemini image generator is getting insanely better.

[@GeorgeDimovelis]

yeah but gemini 2 is tripping out for me its randomly saying irrelevant stuff

[@V0S98]

I have been saying this since 2020: When the data we train these models on can be harvested through an automated process, we no longer need to train them. When we can get training data from an automated process, things will change exponentially. I guess I never realized what i was imagining is in fact a training simulation for an AI.

[@francoisotis3560]

Such robots could continue to operate even after being heavily injured by finding new ways to acheive goals despite lesser degrees of freedom. Eerie like nightmares... Some brilliant minds are engineering our future Masters.

[@PierreH1968]

It is amazing! I am wondering if those simulations consider the butterfly effect. A small gravel on the path that makes a wheel slide, a motor in the robot articulations that has weakened a tiny bit and everything loses momentum, cadence, and chaos ensue.

[@observingsystem]

That's an interesting question, you'd hope they do, yes. It would be super interesting to use those simulations that way anyway. In the long you could have a contingency plan for everything. Also for things like disasters.

[@TechFrontiers-eg6wz]

could you use the new $249 for the Jetson Orin Nano Developer Kit, for that open source project?

[@sylversoul88]

Following

[@reginaldbowls7180]

No

[@JOlivier2011]

Ah shit, we're living in one of these aren't we?

[@observingsystem]

It's more and more looking like it, isn't it? I keep trying "computer:arch" and things like that but that's not working so far haha.

[@Kraziidrac]

Exciting 🤖

[@divayshah3092]

Can we use it to make prn?

[@TerriAnnNiemeier-dy3no]

Amazing, my Granddaughter, Genisee

[@RandomGuyOnYoutube601]

I support everything open source.

[@thecoffeejesus]

Can’t wait for tomorrow. It’s gonna a be quite a day.

[@Danoman812]

It begins...

[@gdavisiv]

This is AWESOME!! >:D

[@idea_list]

It's fascinating, obviously

[@MrErick1160]

At this point robots gonna be more agile than humans 10k times faster than humans

[@favesongslist]

Welcome to experiential growth !!!

[@coloryvr]

Ohhh.....wow!

[@edwardseverinsen5598]

Best outcome is UBI and I hope the government sorts it out before widespread unemployment.

[@shaktivaderdristi]

This is a physics simulation engine sprinkled with generative ai components as interface. Simulation is very very old, now computation is very fast. This channel is hype mastery

[@shaktivaderdristi]

Takes physics aware deep learning which has been there from before 2020 to next level...better than just using LVM.

[@bsprinks]

Let’s goooooo!

[@tenork2360]

Realistic VR here we go.

[@GNARGNARHEAD]

heck yeah.. heck yeah.

[@AntoineDennison]

Very interesting! I have an Alienware m18 with a 4090, so I’ll definitely load and test a few of the models.

[@jambogamer-je2nf]

your content is so newfound. i would never have thought of being subbed to an AI youtube commentator even 3 years ago. hopefully agi comes quick because we need to make protein folding in the human genome a lot better compared to what it is right now. evolution inhibition due to law/civilization doesnt help at all.

[@RobertMurray-wk5ib]

When can we all live in the physics simulator? That was 😮.

[@shirowolff9147]

Maybe in 2030

[@genai-level-up]

@@shirowolff9147 good guess.

[@ClarkPotter]

Shit's just bananas daily now.

[@brianmi40]

I'm envisioning a robot OS that can be installed in ANY robot, with any number of appendages, articulation points, varying amounts of max force, acceleration and speed as well as power draw under all those ranges for each actuator, location of the vision/radar/touch/etc. sensors, battery characteristics, weight and weight limits of each body part, operating temperature range -- EVERY SPEC of the robot is simply entered in as a TABLE/DATABASE OF DATA, and it boots up, reads the table, does a brief one time customization routine and is ready to rock and roll. This way no robot hardware needs be "wasted" as the OS carries it forward to all capabilities within its reach of design into the future.

[@observingsystem]

It's like the Sims invent a technology that can simulate worlds, and so on, Sims all the way down, like one of those infinity images with a mirror; which is the starting point? Easy to see how we could be inside a simulation right now. There could be thousands of versions of me right now, doing things inside a confined space that to me looks unbounded, because I'm programmed to see it as such and think I'm real. Do you want people to have giant existential crises? Because this is how you get people to have giant existential crises 😅

[@InstrumentalRai]

Genesis + (sora or veo2 ) + neuralink = the matrix

[@sinnwalker]

My guess, in the 2030s we'll see it.

[@GeorgeDimovelis]

Image this with AR glasses, and you can simulate how things will play out in front of you according to physics and see the path (something like connor does in detroit become human)

[@udiorockmeamadeus]

robots who juggle robots juggling robots

[@lmmortalZodd]

I think we're ready for efficiency optimisation. Teach the robots to be "lazy" and get as much done with as little energy as possible

[@timothymaggenti717]

Nice, very nice

[@JasonPD-m9u]

Friction and hysteresis are the big differences between simulation and reality. You can include friction in your simulation, but the amount of it that actually occurs in reality varies wildly based on factors like humidity, dustiness, and surface wear. Elastomeric materials like rubber often start out very grippy but get harder and less grippy over time. Some elastomers can get more sticky with time as they leach plasticizers (often apparent with old rubber dishwashing gloves). It doesn't matter how accurate your simulation is if the friction and hysteresis varies between parts or over time. If you look at the simulations of the walking tea kettle soft robot, you will note that its simulation doesn't match reality very closely. This would be even more evident if trying to simulate a robot that needs to handle mixed materials of varying age and cleanliness in a dirty environment like a typical factory or warehouse. I suppose a really smart software product might insert feedback loops any time friction or hysteresis is a factor? In that case, real world performance would depend on the sensor behavior matching the simulated sensor behavior.

[@samcanada1000]

EPIC! Wonder if the simulation can posit 10,000 versions of how we might keep hunamity filled with purpose, because UBI is not going to do it.

[@LeeH-e1b]

Where do you get the robots from though?

[@fitybux4664]

Did you try asking ChatGPT? 😉

[@nickfixit]

Choo Choo train of exponential growth

[@lkrnpk]

I like these robots with wheels that also climb stairs

[@Justin_Arut]

7:18 robot OCD

[@jtjames79]

Okay I really want a robot thing. You know just the hand.

[@stagnant-name5851]

🤨

[@JustinHappenstance]

This is scary... isn't Google working on a drone program for the US military?

[@WinonaNagy]

Genesis combining physics solvers to create dynamic worlds is tech on steroids. Rapid, accessible robotic training for everyone. Risks vs. rewards? This could be the next frontier. Let's discuss!

[@GeorgeDimovelis]

imagine in a few years there will be something like bitcoin mining viruses but instead for simulating highly complex stuff