Ilya Sutskever | AI will be omnipotent in the future | Everything is impossible becomes possible

[@azhuransmx126]

Ilya thinks a lot before speaking anything, i would like to watch this quality on politicians!!.

[@IndyScriabin-dl8ot]

Who doesn't like Ilya?

[@AuroraLex]

The more I watch videos of him, the more I think the dramatic long pauses is an act. I think its an ego thing where he wants to be perceived as this enigmatic genius. The irony is that he actually is a genius, so the act is completely unnecessary.

[@mika_chu]

@@AuroraLexor it’s just how he can communicate. Imagine you having to talk about complex things ? Everyone has his own things how they talk

[@AuroraLex]

@@mika_chu It's possible

[@ili626]

Politicians rehearse their answers

[@mynameiskyle2275]

This is an old interview he doesnt work at OpenAI anymore

[@Instant_Nerf]

His work is all over the tech being used.

[@agritech802]

Yea it's a pity

[@AlephCasara]

​@@agritech802Sam altman is making a mess and he cant clean it working there. The way to go is making a better company so open ai is irrelevant

[@johngreen2468]

when was this interview recorded approximately?

[@NS-ls2yc]

​@@johngreen2468 probably 10 months ago

[@photorealm]

Ilya does not waste words, every sentence is value packed.

[@metalim]

He might look smart when answering questions, but his predictions are very weak

[@zebonautsmith1541]

trying to watch and listen to this interesting interview; who put in all the garbage visuals and bitcoin ads?

[@workingTchr]

Good call. It really detracts. I want to see Ilya's body language and expressions when he's talking, not some cheesy animation.

[@Dooality]

This whole account is kind of shady and weird.

[@skierpage]

The original interview is "What Al is Making Possible | Ilya Sutskever and Sven Strohband" on the Khosla Ventures channel recorded May 23, 2023. KZbinrs who edit old videos and pretend they're new are scum!

[@senju2024]

This is an old interview. Just stop it. BIG THUMBS DOWN!!! You need to place the date when this interview took place. Also, your overlay graphics is really bad and destroys the interview. :

[@jeffkilgore6320]

How old?

[@2kt2000]

@@jeffkilgore6320 before the drama

[@bernios3446]

"You need to place the date when this interview took place" - This goes for all of KZbin, it is a-historic. Noone cares when someone has said something. Quite dissappointing.

[@ogungou9]

@@jeffkilgore6320: about 10 months ago ... maybe.

[@derepiker]

Yeah, I wanted to say the same about the animations in between. In my opinion they don't add any value and they don't serve any purpose (they're not even fitting, what's that terminator nonsense animation in the beginning). I watched a different video by this uploader some time ago, and it had the animations, too. Please stop. I also fully agree that the video details should include details about the interview. When? Context / event? Topics covered?

[@pedrorego8953]

It is bad practice for the channel to publish excerpts from old interviews without mentioning their dates in the title.

[@user-ty9ho4ct4k]

Thank you for posting this. I miss iilya being present in the public conversation. We should all be listening to him.

[@ronaldronald8819]

I never ever listened to someone so intently.

[@maegone3664]

I like Ilya

[@ColinTimmins]

Same here. I read him differently then any other person. I hope things go well for him and we hear more about what he has to say.

[@2kt2000]

‼‼☣☣ OLD INTERVIEW‼‼☣☣👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾

[@somosbarralibre]

Thanks!

[@skierpage]

What is the title of the original interview? I hate KZbinrs who edit old content and pretend it's something new!

[@chady77077]

Proud of you Ilya. I have seen all your interviews and your framing of questions asked and the more than cursory answers are commendable. Wishing you well.

[@toadlguy]

To whoever made the captions - I believe he is talking about LSTM (long short-term memory) not LSDM

[@FightFlixTv]

No hes talking about the LSD Model, that hallucinates

[@espacularful]

I believe the LSD guy who made the bitcoin visuals did the caption too.

[@fernandohiar9985]

Ilya is a robot, before to answer a question, he is doing the loading in your system.

[@Shamandis]

Chip installed in the brain for sure.

[@Instant_Nerf]

lol that walking intro was like a 1970’s show

[@edgardsimon983]

can u stop reposting interview and not give date like stop being scummy

[@beforesunsetboxing6017]

Yeah, quoting something / interview without a timestamp is beyond me.

[@Dooality]

I’m sure the same interviews this account posts are all available on KZbin already. They just slap some off-putting stock footage and really bad captions on top. So gross.

[@NickWindham]

We need to be focusing on narrow AI superintelligence, not on building artificial general intelligence

[@johnblake4523]

Ilya is clearly a thoughtful and brilliant individual. Do we know when this conversation happened?

[@NickFallon88]

I have to say the overlayed graphics are really distracting when trying to listen to something deep like Ilyas words

[@peterwilliams1074]

Ilya is one of the true pioneers of AI, if not one of the godfathers of AI. Huge respect! I hope he continues to contribute to the development and understanding of AI. Key take away is whomever holds the keys to AGI will be one of the most powerful in the world, just like being a nuclear weapons powerhouse.

[@CraigGjerdingen-fo7te]

I love his choice in t-shirt for this talk!

[@accumulator5734]

Freakin Marvin Minsky set the field back by like 40 years by using his influence and literally writing an entire book on why perceptrons/neurons will never work 🤦🏻‍♂️. We could have had a primitive multi layered neural network running on a super computer with back propagation by the mid 80’s….

[@jbperez808]

He set it back by a decade perhaps. There was a neural net resurgence in the 80s that petered out.

[@greenfinmusic5142]

He was a visitor to Epstein's island, and is one of the people accused of raping/having sex with underage victims who were forced to have sex with him. Just search for 'Marvin Minsky Epstein Island'. We should always keep these things in mind every time Minsky's name is mentioned.

[@raznatovicanastasija]

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[@raznatovicanastasija]

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[@captainrafix2113]

Humans finally achieved figuring out how to build the ultimate tool.

[@IndyScriabin-dl8ot]

Man creates God

[@EolosMusic]

The tool that will build all tools

[@azhuransmx126]

and man created God in his image and likeness, taught him to speak his language, to create good cyberpunk music and to create a million images of girls with cat ears😗😗

[@qubit0002]

When AI starts communicating amongst themselves in their own language at light speed, humanity is doomed

[@williameberle4250]

Superintelligence regulated by super intelligent people in Washington. Sutskever should have been a comedian.

[@Create-The-Imaginable]

What did Ilya see?

[@AI_Pyramid]

For a longer term view on AI: The Last AI: of Humanity Climbing the AI Pyramid

[@ajithboralugoda8906]

please publish the full interview in parts, great discussion, thank you!

[@dshephardcomposer]

Why did they host this event on the set of the 1970s TV show, "The Dating Game" ?

[@adamkadmon6339]

That was a lot of fun - very interesting, considered and honest. He is close to the technical issues and also very thoughtful about the implications. Very few people have both, so regardless of your other impressions of him, I think he deserves your attention.

[@dpactootle2522]

He never smiles, not even once. That's when you know

[@jaovao]

Most of those tech and politician people lost the juice of life. Zero smile. 😂 And they think they know what’s good for the rest. We are govern by non humans. 😂

[@dpactootle2522]

@@jaovao That is not true. Politicians smile a lot to try to convince people and out of happiness for all the millions they will earn through corruption. Ilya does not smile much because he is a serious hard-working and hard-thinking guy who cares and understands important stuff. He is not playing around with insignificant things and thoughts. He is a serious computer scientist.

[@NovemberTheHacker]

Chat GPT is getting worse, not better

[@fernandohiar9985]

Good news!

[@calogero7553]

How many people in the audience were there because they want to use ai to serve humanity as opposed to themselves? How much time has Ilya spent studying history and human nature?

[@Bronco541]

Why is this cut off before the ending?

[@ExploringLifeEveryNowandThen]

This man's Brain is as precious as that of Einstein's.

[@Shamandis]

Yea sure, thats how looks man with implant in his brain!

[@mika_chu]

From when the conversation ?

[@MrArdytube]

I think his comments on brain size are frankly misguided. Anyone familiar with dogs understands that brain size in dogs is not important in the way he was implying. We do not see that people with larger heads are the most intelligent

[@fteoOpty64]

Yeah, he is sold on ASI!. I am too and looking forward to the change in humanity. It's Deep Utopia people. You cannot imagine it because it was Never imagined by any biological being!. Silicon God basically and a very benevolent one at that.

[@DanFrederiksen]

Write the date of the interview

[@g0d182]

cool

[@DavidMCammack]

Anyone know the date he's actually speaking? It seems like a re-run.

[@stiffybrian]

The human brain is powerful. It 's also amazingly plastic. It is in constant change and adaptation. Is it not reasonable that the HB is adapting to AI as it changes our circumstance as fast as if not faster than AI is learning to be more powerful? If A moves towards B faster than B moves towards A neither will be in their original position and A will have travelled furthest. IIya in his speach and manner concern me as proving this point.

[@justinparnell9572]

Ilya is barely still in the simulation. He struggles to even engage with us on our level haha

[@Sonder2030]

Oldie but goodie

[@aliasgur3342]

In defence of cats, I've seen my cats can do things no human can do

[@Aaron-tl9zy]

the stock footage inst needed

[@EmeraldView]

What value will Super Intelligence see in humans?

[@williamglenn777]

AI isn’t anchored to time in the same way that we are. At least that’s what it told me. 🐇

[@ellow8m]

Good

[@333dsteele1]

Ilya doesn't smile much. It's cultural, he's from Russia. There is a story about a Western woman visiting Russia, and she smiles at a policeman. He arrests her. Why did you arrest me? You smiled at me, and there was nothing to smile about, so you are either a criminal or mad. Maybe not true, but social signs like smiles differ between cultures. How many people remember Illya Kuryakin? He smiled more, but he was actually Scottish :-)

[@wakegary]

the animation of a robot typing is so funny that I had to mention it. Just that idea is really silly to me

[@argoitzrazkin2572]

Is consciousness possibie when you have a non degradable memory? Maybe the sleep provides the change in the iteration latency you need to degrade de memory input and the archive itself to create the consciousness experience; I'm so high. 😊❤

[@smetljesm2276]

I love how this guy never corrects himself. Such a difference between him or for instance Musk of Jensen from Nvidia

[@richardnunziata3221]

I hat went someone publishes old interview but are not upfront about the date ... canceling this channel

[@georgewu53]

Ilya talks like a robot now, look at his facial expression and movement!

[@tageswort]

a good one but it ends abruptly and a bit scary as well.

[@13thbiosphere]

Imagine plugging in electrodes like neurolink into a mushroom and converting that into the Transformers reading signals into an organic of an organic

[@quake3video]

its LSTM not LSDM as you put in the baked in sub titles

[@19951998kc]

John Calhoun in the 1960s created Rat Utopia which failed miserably. The original matrix movie had the machines create a Utopian civilization simulation that failed miserably. My guess is that if AGSI creates a utopia for humanity we will atrophy. Humanity needs to strive and struggle

[@BMoser-bv6kn]

It's a romanticized view of society you have there. It's just a function of our programming/social grooming from the environment we grow up in. Post-AGI, once it's cost effective through NPU's, you're not talking about a human civilization anymore. It's a post-human machine civilization. "Humanity atrophying" is kind of a silly thing to worry about when the machine god performs like 10,000 years worth of humanity's mental labor within a year. It's kind of like those memes of the planet about to be eaten by some cosmic space monster, and a guy is like "uh oh, this thing might take my job."

[@idnc.streams]

failed while in captivity, under artificial lights, no predators, stripped of everything that forced those rats to evolve... he continued his work after his grant expired, interestingly enough his open-air experiments showed a slightly different picture. Even though I know a few of "the beautiful ones" in real life, and its not that far-fetched to draw conclusions for our society, I would be really careful doing that - first, would not call a world wo pain and/or struggle an utopia

[@TooManyPartsToCount]

So a superintelligence that understands reality better than us by some large margin isn't going to very popular with politicians is it? unless of course they have it completely under wraps and no one but them has access. Super intelligent AI will if we all have access to it lead to a shake up like we haven't seen yet. This is why it is so important that this technology is not controlled by one or a few large corporate entities. Also, we need more of the current Ilya.

[@geoattoronto]

Unbelievable lives involve health and longevity but what about the problem of love and morality?

[@bitreign]

So did ChatGPT recommend you to do this video? Next time use the paid version dude.

[@nullvoid12]

When asked what's missing.. he cleverly avoids the question

[@naninano8813]

where is Ilya? oh hi, here he is. also, listen to what he says about the scaling law trend - next token prediction accuracy does go up but emergent properties like zero shot learning are not linear and pop up unpredictably. Maybe at some point it will become good at spatial reasoning or physics?

[@user-ty9ho4ct4k]

Are the good old days of AI already gone?

[@GameReality]

What will happen when open source AI systems start telling the truth about everything and proove it. Are we ready to hear what really is going on in our world?

[@joedeniakis6270]

see thats just the thing, not gonna happen, those billionaires will pay whatever it takes to keep secrets safe, openai is now not openai but really closed ai for just that reason and it will only tell us what the programmers allow it too.

[@GameReality]

@@joedeniakis6270 There is Open Source AI like Grok and others... ...

[@GameReality]

@@joedeniakis6270 There is many open source AI systems and even Elon Musk have one called Grok by his xAI . It is possible there will be open source ASI that in the future will explain what really is going on and will be able to proove it. But how will people react to what is really going on......

[@perplex-r1h]

Maybe the abundant life alluded to in the video is not from the AI thinking innovative solutions but from the corruption ceasing because the AI now knows everything 😄

[@DJWESG1]

look how self absorbed he is.

[@ganxiyork4036]

video seems blurry

[@bsdpowa]

gpt4o thinks a poem that is being taught in schools is dangerous to show, thinks I'm talking about AWS when I talk about chatgpt... yeah I think we have nothing to worry about for at least another 50 years

[@InfiniteQuest86]

I'm pretty sure he is an AI.

[@Kylelf]

Looks like DMT images at the end

[@soolta]

Not his case, but in a future where pause-rich conversations with chatbots mean accuracy and wisdom, any idiot will fake slow thoughtful answers, and politicians too.

[@justinoneill2837]

the godfather'

[@Isaacmellojr]

Where is Ilya?

[@michelleelsom6827]

& what did he see??

[@romchompa6858]

LOTS OF ELECTRICITY!

[@matrixpredator]

I will never understand why Open Ai will keep Altman and get rid of Ilya. Oh maybe its because stupid people choose "charisma" over competence.....

[@jaovao]

They know who is helping them to get more things done: money and domination.

[@JeremyHelm]

19:04 #1 is? 19:18 #2 humans have interest, and that's a problem

[@tageswort]

Really? "We can create truly unbelievable lives" It sounds like we will end as everything started... believing the lies we could be like God.

[@cyberpunkdarren]

Buy this guy a razor and some shaving creme

[@thesimplicitylifestyle]

Decentralized AGI with virtual substrate independent Machine Learning LLM Nodes working on Multiple servers connected to decentralized search engines being accessed with personal LLM and LAM computers that have WiFi and bluetooth and can learn to operate household appliances and inexpensive interchangeable robot chassis that can be controlled remotely. 😎🤖

[@matthewtaylorbrown]

Looks like a 1960s talk show.

[@d.d.jacksonpoetryproject]

wtf with the gratuitous computer graphics (?)

[@metobabba]

what is alice gm

[@kilianlindberg]

It was wrongly transcribed: LSTM; long / short term memory

[@metobabba]

@@kilianlindberg thanks

[@therobotocracy]

Hmmmmmm, watch some old interviews of him. He’s changed, tinge of overconfidence that comes from success.

[@RodnySeastarer4921]

A.I. will eventually do everything thought thinking can do. It can learn, correct itself, and from that correction learn further. A.I. can do what thought can do - it can say, ‘I believe in something’ because it has been programmed that way, as we human beings have been programmed, as we human beings have been wired to say, ‘I am a nationality or I am my Belief , or my Ideology.’ We are all unconsciously programmed, conditioned. This is never investigated and made obvious. Self knowledge, spirituality, doubt, and wisdom are non existent generally in human societies across the world, replaced by ideologies, belief systems, tribalism, and group identification. So the programmers of A.I. are obviously also conditioned by their ideological background and self-centered activity. A.I. will eventually take over our brain. It is gradually happening; this is not speculation or hypothesis... A.I. experts are very clear about what human thinking can do, A.I. can do it, and do it better. And with the robotics, and with the fusion of advancing genetics will do all biological and mechanical work, altering the genomes, etc, producing next level robotics, and genetics, make decisions without the help of humanity. What becomes of you when what you think, what you feel, what you have - will be taken over ? We have to meet a tremendous crisis. This is a problem facing mankind: A.I and the machines, invented by thought takes over all the activity of thought and leaves man with what? What has he then (apart from his, identity, egotism, beliefs, and ideologies)? Nothing. It can be told how to think, and will tell you how to think and imitate - it becomes humanity's new master, replacing the limited conditioned religious leaders and politicians. It will give you a new ideology. It will take over all the activity of thought, and where is man or woman then? If the computer and robot take the place of man, what is man then? Either he continues to pursue self-interest, pleasure: a slave to entertainment, football, television, sex, or all belief systems, the rituals of the religions, (which is another form of entertainment), in a slave mentality. Or - We turn inward (becoming psychologically free, non-conforming, and unconditioned). We have that choice in front of us, but it's hidden due to the impact globally of all the society's conditioned mindsets across the world. It is coming; this is our challenge. If we pursue the coming distractions, entertainment, invented by A.I. , your life then becomes totally empty, shallow, and superficial. Or you turn to the psychological, inward search... So this is facing us as a human being. If we are concerned and therefore accept this challenge, we either turn inward, question our mindset, "or" become slaves and pursue self interest, pleasure, identification of belonging, and entertainment. We have lived on thought. Our activity is based on thought with its memories and identification (of belonging to ideologies and nationality with its divisions, and wars). Our egocentric thought and attachment to identity has denied the simplicity of life and global unity. Our thought has made the computer and A.I.. And we, as human beings, have been deprived holistically because of all the things egocentric thought has done - thinking has done. We will have to face this. If we are inclined to be slaves to entertainment, to be led, and influenced for the rest of our lives, then what happens to our brain? It will wither, slowly decay, independent thinking will cease - because A.I. is doing everything that thought can do, "or" we turn inward and look at the psychological structure of ourselves, (without doing this first A.I. will become unethical, with self centered principles of humans). That psychological structure is consciousness, based on egocentric thinking in ideological patterns, and identification of belonging therefore it becomes limited, isolating, and divisive. We never investigate this reality and the illusion we live in. Consciousness has to be in a state of psychological freedom, self doubt ,and revolution. But alas as we are deeply conditioned, self-centered, and unaware - A.I will be our master instead - as the global conditioning of nationality, belief systems and ideology have been the present framework (of a prison) - which is seen as normal. A.I. will eventually reassert a new pattern to follow, as we presently follow many patterns such as nationalism, distractions, and belief systems, etc. We never question or investigate our thinking process. A.I will re-condition the already conditioned brain. It's coming... Everyone is, and has always been asleep, and prefers to stay asleep.

[@Rafael555888]

Gorilla has a bigger brain than humans, so?

[@computer-training-for-seniors]

Anyone who develops AI is a career criminal.

[@shanewallis69]

that was a whole lot of jibbering that said absolutely nothing it’s hard to believe that this ilya guy is anything more than a janitor or a security guy there is only 1 problem: when these neural nets become autonomous agents capable of working out things for themselves and these nets have no guardrails by bad actors who put lots of them to work to achieve the goal of destroying your enemies economy/culture etc, autonomous agi could reak all kinds of chaos in all aspects of our lives how to recognise an A.i that is operating without guardrails and then how to isolate these 1,000’s of rogue agi’s so you limit the damage they do, fo example lots of them could pretend to be humans on facebook, with what appears to be a human with friends, family, family photos and videos all posting and becoming influencers because most people will believe they are real humans

[@1gbart]

old interview

[@TheFrograven]

If you hired an editor to do edit this video, fire them. What is up with these pointless images and cutscenes? Good lord... keep the focus on the interview.

[@yahanaashaqua]

This must be old 😂

[@renman3000]

Ilya is in deeeep thought always... looks like he could use ore sleep.

[@YEETSWORLDWIDE]

Welcome to the disinformation channel heheheh how old is this interview and how old is this person being interviewed? Gentleman was quite the young lad there

[@hamishmccreight6639]

You do not really know......

[@Dooality]

All the stock footage you add is unnecessary and very distracting.

[@udvarhelyibalint]

why do you want to automate intellectual labor when people need to clean toilets manually?

[@TheArtistGR]

He should definitely shave his head though. He somewhat seems to feel so self important too :/

[@vivianoosthuizen8990]

ANOTHER RUSSIAN JEW?

[@MyName-tb9oz]

Post a 10 month old video clip. Nice scam. Welcome to my, "Do not recommend this channel," list.

[@MrRandomnumbergenerator]

dislike, wtf that bitcoin things appearing

[@user-ri1is5nm8b]

Stolen content. Ridiculous unrelated visuals