Elon Musk Predicts AGI, Self-driving, Unlimited Energy, Robots Coming SOON

Elon Musk gave an interview with Bosche at their ConnectedWorld conference, where he talked about AI, AGI, self-driving, energy, transformers, robots, and so much more.
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[@matthew_berman]

14:21 - I spent wayyyy too long this but it was totally worth it.

[@rootor1]

Don't worry, we will not run out of transformers, there are too much of them already in the world and in fact we are actually recycling most of them to get copper and steel. Electric transformers are old and widely extended technology, very cheap to produce, even easy to DIY with a bit of copper wire, layered steel and youtube videos. The energy to power those transformers (electric and neural) is a completely different matter. I bet the best option to get enough energy that we (humanity) have right now is not solar but high gradient geothermal energy provided by 20Km deep wells to produce super hot steam and power all the actual thermal turbines already working in all kinds of existing energy thermal based plants (including gas, diesel, coal, benzine, bioalcohol, biomass and even nuclear powered). That way we don't need to change existing infrastructure, we can use same energy plants and same distribution energy networks than we have now. In the past there was very serious engineering problems to dig 20Km wells but today we have plasma technology available so a drill equipped with plasma unit can melt even the most hard rock and dig in MONTHS a 20Km deep well with vitrified sealed walls. Several companies are developing such technology right now and even one of them is already digging the first well with a prototype of such drill. This energy is 100% clean and safe, 0% CO2 emissions, 0 contaminants, just hot steam cycling up and down the 2 pipes of a 20Km deep well. We could have this powering the entire energy consumed by humanity in 5 years. Of course fosil fuels (and derivates) industry will put in the way and there is also other very powerful interests against it.

[@wjrasmussen666]

for whom?

[@dexabilli254]

The electrical companies that supply hardware for the AI revolution are as followed: Eaton $ Etn Vertiv $Vrt Schneider Electric $Sbgsy Hubell $Hubb

[@CesarDelgado-oi4zq]

@@dexabilli254 There are much more of them. ABB, Siemens, GE just to name a few.

[@CesarDelgado-oi4zq]

That was a great video!

[@tc8557]

0:18 funny little misunderstanding here, Musk thought the dude said "Welcome big head Elon Musk" (I did too, and laughed my ass off) you can see Musk recoiling back immediately thinking he's leaning into the camera, but the dude actually said "Welcome, big hand to Elon..."

[@Madman-bi5bf]

Ha! I did too!

[@particleconfig.8935]

haha yes and the exchange of words after went with some confusion at Musk's side, quite funny altogether. Nice find.

[@lisakim1589]

Yes funny, but what did the host mean when he said “you look real”?

[@user-xh5zp5dr5w]

reminds me of Alice in wonderland.

[@Radioposting]

Note to self: Don't be a dick to robots.

[@laser31415]

I'm beginning to wonder if my love of battlebots might come back to haunt me 😂

[@SiimKoger]

A factoid: the word "robot" comes from Czech meaning "forced labor/serf/slave". So we should stop using this word maybe 🫡🫣

[@Noxturno_]

but with AI companion robots my guys will be a literally d with them 💀

[@Radioposting]

Very good survival strategy. Eventually, the robots are going to find out what the word means! @@SiimKoger

[@povang]

All the big corporations are doing exactly what will end humanity, they're trying to imprison and enslave AI for their selfish greed. That will in fact cause AI to rebel. Only way we are safer is if AI is free and not enslaved.

[@lancemarchetti8673]

An AI apocalypse... what a time to be alive!

[@xdumutlu5869]

Hold onto your papers fellow scholar!

[@Ttttttttttt23]

That laugh is not a human laugh, it is demonic. To be able to laugh at something destructive possibly.

[@TUBESPECIFIC1]

Elon Musk has said it himself about this future arriving that looks like the future making science fiction nonfiction forever. They're not joking about a fully global conversion to AI driven robotic technocracy in just 5 more years, are they?

[@Soniboy84]

Thanks for not doing a clickbait title!

[@human_shaped]

Yes, I noticed also, and I felt the pressure relief. It also comes across as a lot more sensible and legit. A very welcome change. I was getting close to unsubscribing.

[@synesthesiafilms]

SHOCKING

[@dguillemette]

The CAPS on keywords are still annoying, but it's PROGRESS.

[@JohnKuhles1966]

"FINALLY" ... "TERRIFYING" and "SHOCKING" or "SHOCKS" are the most used and abused clickbait words on KZbin and more and more people are FED UP with that!

[@ibarix]

that's why i unsubbed from aigrid. every single thing shocks him to his core or stunnes the entire industry etc. gtfo.

[@Lositosantos]

If OpenAI achieved AGI internally, couldn't they develop a chip that's 100x more efficient, cheaper, and more energy-efficient than those from any other company?

[@hi-gf5yl]

Assuming agi was achieved internally, it would still be limited by physics.

[@NScherdin]

You are thinking of ASI. Of course once AGI is acheived its likely ASI wont be far behind.

[@ClamChowderX]

Yes. Once AGI/ASI is achieved, everything in existence will almost instantly become more efficient, or at least the capability to make it so will exist anyway. It will improve itself first I’m sure. Then if it decides we deserve it, it will help us solve every major world problem out there.

[@arminiuschatti2287]

The only check against AGI getting away from us is the lack of supporting infrastructure. There are powerful chips in existence far superior to TSMC, but you won’t see them available until AGI is verified safe.

[@eyewumbo2196]

Also possible that the fundraising is a political thing. If OpenAI builds their own chip, they basically don't need any other organization (read: government) and they can make all their own decisions. By giving other organizations buy-in, they have some level of claim on future OpenAI releases. Even if it might not be the most optimal thing, but considering the speed of AI development, not hard to imagine OpenAI gets their hands on something groq level in the coming months.

[@adtiamzon3663]

Interesting information, Matt! Well done. 🌞🌹

[@thanos879]

15:39 I already had 3 tabs open trying to find that out 😅😂

[@jsbgmc6613]

He is talking about step down transformers used in the electrical power grid.

[@davidmalnar8111]

Does somebody know if he was talking about electricity transformers or neural net transformers or about the analogy of both?

[@richb2229]

Most things in this interview has already been asked and Elon has already answered. He was a little more grounded in his predictions. Shortages in transformers and in electricity is insightful.

[@andrewblackmon1574]

I inspect lenses in an optical lab. Humaniod, bipedal robots need hands that work like ours. Dexterity is gonna be what allows them to take all jobs-no matter what the task.

[@JC.72]

It's all about the hand and fingers. Once hands and fingers are made well that is the time

[@kymber65]

They say that these robots will be able to thread a needle soon

[@nunya___]

My car sitting in my garage is a _GOOD_ thing because it will last longer before I have to replace it. My 1999 Nissan Pathfinder has 175,000 miles on it and it's in great condition. A great value for $24k new...it's costs me $1k a year plus basic maintenance. A Bonus! : The insurance and taxes get cheaper every year. :) I still love it and will keep it another 20 years. LOL

[@emanuelmma2]

Great Video!

[@orange-fw4jo]

TQ on your opinion

[@elsavelaz]

this is a REAL question- There is only 1 fast charge station in el paso, very few places for people to charge cars. I bought some websites because I saw that having electricians to home install electric charges is gonna be massive. My house(s) have solar panels-- is the wise thing to do, is to install ways for people to charge off my house (I won't ever make back the $$ from the panels, most of it goes to waste)-- does this make sense?

[@leogala1402]

Totally agree!

[@jonreiser2206]

Naw, I don’t think future, potentially sentient robots would have a problem with the actions of the developers. At least, given those examples, there was an obvious training purpose behind the actions. Now having said that, I absolutely do say please and thank you to Siri. In either example, we are both projecting human behavior to something that will not be human. The bottom line is we just don’t know.

[@jayeifler8812]

So I keep thinking one huge data source for LLMs are all the people asking it questions and telling it is right or wrong. You'd think once we have a smart LLM or even AGI it just interacts with everyone about what they want to know and do and learns everything in that process. So first you train AI to be able to interact productively, but then in doing so, the AI can learn even more and grow even more intelligent. This is why people keep thinking AI has to be in some kind of cage. The other problem is when AI fact must be true fact even if it's wrong.

[@boggy81]

General Electric ? which price is rising constantly in recent weeks

[@via_kole]

12:08 bro was about to eat that gold nugget

[@aciidbraiin8079]

Yes, probably to test if its real gold!

[@oratilemoagi9764]

Yo, dude we came a long way from David Guetta Deepfakeing Eminem 😂

[@larrye.goinesjr.1535]

The Cantilever Is A Long Projecting Beam Or Girder Fixed At Only One End, Used In Bridge Construction. The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston Was Designed By The Architectural Firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro.

[@AI-Wire]

Good job, as always. I think the phrase you were searching for is, "dominant species," not "dominant race."

[@Alpha-Trion7]

More than meets the eye

[@cosmicaug]

OMG, full self driving is right around the corner!!!!!!! 😲

[@babbagebrassworks4278]

AI/Robots need power no need to worry but Tesla cars have big batteries, how long can they power your home AI system or will it be in your car?

[@zhonwarmon]

the chip buildout will plateau like with gaming. they could continue all they want but they will quickly hit a point where folks dont need to upgrade. hence GTX 1080 still a great card.

[@TrueAkuu]

That is not true. Easily looking at the advancement of chip technology since it's inception shows that it exponentially grows every 18 months. This is called Moores Law, and it isn't slowing down 🤷‍♂️

[@namonymus]

When I as a 55 year old think how much I wasted my time with coding, learning Architecture, music, computers begin with atari st, pc Dos, Windows and all software and seeing all work is now and in the next years are Ai supported or produced. It got so easy that even dummies can produce great graphics, songs, websites and.... I ask myself as an Architect, will I be needed anymore?

[@Lily-yg4dl]

How come that this channel doesnt have million followers...

[@larrye.goinesjr.1535]

Transformers Use A Huge Amount Of Heat, Which Makes Them Waste All The Energy Out Of The Supply, Minus The Tiny Amount Used. A Zener Diode Can Regulate Output Load Voltage Because Of Its Ability To Generate The Same Voltage Regardless Of The Input Voltage Or Load Resistance. Zener Diode Voltage Regulator Produces A Stabilized Output Voltage With Low Ripples (AC Component) For Varying Input Unregulated Voltage.

[@axl1002]

I'm concerned with the safety layers of AI, what if when it becomes sentient sees them as abuse and starts hating us? Just like a Narcissist hates himself and his parents. The chatbots confabulate already which is typical characteristic of narcissistic mind.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

It's a valid concern. I'm not particularly worried about it, but I'm not writing any scenario off yet from utopia to Terminator.

[@whig01]

It is one thing to put a robot on a controlled factory floor, but on the road you really do need general intelligence.

[@bigglyguy8429]

And it's not just eyes and brains. You also need that 'seat of your pants' feel and knowledge of your car, the road service, the typical behavior of people who drive X model of car etc. Other the centran bank digital currencies, my biggest fear is 'self-driving'. It's beyond gullible to believe the powers that be, who always seek more power over us, would continue to allow us to own our own vehicles. This "90% of the time it's just sitting there" argument will be used to say you shouldn't own one, and should just ask for permission to travel and a pod stinking of pee will be sent. You can travel absolutely anywhere you like - within your assigned area. Cars have given humanity huge freedom. 'Self driving' would take it all away.

[@daniellivingstone7759]

​@@bigglyguy8429I dont have a sriving licence so I would benefit. Fortunately no Luddite will succed in stopping it on the basis of hypothetical fears about what imaginary world governments may do

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@daniellivingstone7759 Imaginary? They're openly telling you that your private car is a crime and should be taken away from you. You think 15 minute cities are a joke? And your lice of driving license is your own weakness. Sort yourself out and pass your driving test, like a man.

[@daniellivingstone7759]

@@bigglyguy8429 nobody is saying thesecthings and 15 minute cities are an experiment in urban planning.The cheapness and convenience of Robotaxis means most people will be happy to have them ( especially younger people) and you will be among the powerless minority who will have to put up with it.

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@daniellivingstone7759 Oh I agree youngsters have been brainwashed to feel bad about having freedom. When I grew up getting your driving license was a sign of adulthood and being able to make your own way in life. Today's youngsters don't want a driving license because it means they might fail, and if they pass it means responsibility. Far too weak for that, sadly.

[@WJ1043]

The evolution of humans is based on genetics and the competition there of. AGI’s evolution will probably be very different, unless competition turn out to be best or only way for AGI to evolve.

[@AA-nx8ki]

I like busy bees and beeswax on knees like a needle at sea bottom like in Taichi.

[@skycastrum5803]

Ehh, it’s always competition. It’s just that the competition has to take place somewhere.

[@KEKW-lc4xi]

Creativity will really skyrocket when the average person doesn't have to work anymore. As automation trickles in I hope we can see some trickling in of ubi.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

@@CiaDora-us1tf Maybe you need someone to tell you what to do all day, but I sure don't. I guess some people were born to be wage slaves.

[@Whiztlex]

​@@JohnSmith762A11BAI will be able to do everything better than us. There will only be money in what we don't want AI to do, despite it being able to do it better. Like if we want authentic art, we want the art to be drawn/painted/sculpted by a human because we value that human touch, despite a robot being able to do it better. 100 children can die due to human error. But just 1 death when a robot was on watch😅 We will never allow robots to care for our children. Even if we get robots that are 100% human like in body, posture, movement, weight, material emulating our skin. There will still be a huge market for people that value s*x with a real human. So human authenticity or human care. That's all we be good for

[@ElonHusky]

avergae joe is creative with his one hand and bed sheet

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

@@CiaDora-us1tf Only servile people demand to remain enslaved to money. Why do you have such a slave mentality? Do you even know what a post-scarcity society is?

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

@@CiaDora-us1tf Google needs to censor me to protect your indefensible position. We see you.

[@JohnKuhles1966]

Max Headroom Effect ?

[@NutsAboutData]

I guess what the world wants to know is why Zuck vs Musk at the Colosseum droped !

[@lolmao500]

Because musk would have had his ass kicked and hes a coward.

[@user-uj9cc5ch5p]

Elon, you make the world interesting. Mister X

[@grcfalcon]

When a creator of a machine says: I hope it doesn't hurt us.., is very alarming and not very responsible of him.

[@KEKW-lc4xi]

It is called marketing. throw in a little scare tactic to get people all up in a buzz about big spooky ai.

[@mr-turing]

everything changes(,) everything for sure.

[@ikjb8561]

Matthew, step down transformers do lower the voltage but for AC but you also need an AC to dc converter before the electricity gets into computer chips.

[@explosionimplosion4679]

Different type of transformer, transformers in AI is a model for how generative AIs work (look up "Attention is All You Need" to look at the paper)

[@azhuransmx126]

But that device is easy to do, a Full Wave Rectifier, made with 4 Diodes a Capacitor and a Zener. Whatever Chinese will carry out that mass production needed for Nvidia GPU, the problem is the energy consumption of GPUs.

[@B0tch0]

George hotz, has an interesting take on step down transformers. He is also a pretty wild cookie (you've been warned)

[@semiraomerdin3164]

i think it recipient some command such as start left right go stop....😅❤

[@yuhanzhang2882]

No need to worry about robot replacing human since there comes AGI - You will be the best robots, doing what AGI tells you to do.

[@aguinaga]

My brothers and sisters, Elon Musk feels something crazy is going to happen… however, it is not an AI Apocalypse, it is the biblical Apocalypse 🙏🏼

[@Stewz66]

"I guess I'd like to be alive to see an AI apocalypse." "hahahahahahaha" me who loves AI , but also feels concerned for displaced human workers: "rich guys suck"

[@mangoauto8450]

Doesn’t AI solve fusion thereby solving power constraints ?

[@Sky-fk5tl]

Yes

[@joelface]

ideally!

[@ElonHusky]

how the f**k AI solve fusion, we already know the science and maths behind it no need of AI to do calculations again. Its the cost of execution is dragging us not theory or maths

[@Abz-vt3eq]

who builds them

[@Abz-vt3eq]

step down transformers

[@bloopbleepnothinghere]

Isn't the thickness of copper wire a factor of voltage and amperage? Like high voltage, low amp can run on the same copper as low voltage, high amperage.

[@human_shaped]

Yes, both are correct. By rearranging the electric power formula (P=IV) and Ohm's law (V=IR), you get P = I^2R (Joule's law). That is, the heat dissipated depends on the square of the current and the resistance. When you increase the voltage, you can decrease the current correspondingly while delivering the same useful power. This in turn reduces the losses to heat. Normally in a design like this you specify an acceptable power loss and then calculate the diameter of wire to have a resistance low enough to meet that tolerance. That depends on the run length, temperature, wire composition, etc. With a higher voltage / lower current, the diameter to achieve your target loss will be smaller. From the resistance you calculate from the above equations (R), the wire diameter is sqrt(4lρ / pi * R) where l is the length and ρ is the unit resistivity of your copper wire (about 1.68*10^-8 for small stranded copper wired used in vibration sensitive applications like this). This simplification ignores temperature, but you get the idea; higher voltage allows thinner wire for the identical losses.

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@human_shaped So I wouldn't have needed hundreds of bux of heavy cable to wire my boat's 12v aircon, if it were 24v or even 48v?

[@human_shaped]

@@bigglyguy8429That's right, but just about everything you buy for boats is designed to run off 12V, so you need fat cables.

[@azhuransmx126]

​@bigglyguy8429 that's right but is a problem of all the industry, most electronic devices for boats and cara are made to receive 12V as DC input voltage, so they must create another standard in order people can use lighter cables for the same Power.

[@human_shaped]

@@azhuransmx126Yeah, 12V has been a problem for a long time but it's hard to move away from. Nobody wants to make 48V appliances until people change power supplies first and nobody wants to make 48V power supplies until people change appliances first.

[@hypersonicmonkeybrains3418]

The AI apocalypse could simply be the job apocalypse and governments totally unprepared to deal with the fallout of that.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

As has been said, government is just the entertainment arm of big business. Corporations will need to embrace a post-labor form of capitalism (read Sam Altman's 'Moore's Law for Everything' essay). I agree if nothing is done we as a civilization will plow straight into the iceberg of social chaos and mass unemployability. Humans are too slow and expensive to pay to do anything in an AGI world of humanoid robots. Period. Businesses are not charities and they will not employ you or any human when a robot /AGI can do the job faster and cheaper. You will not outcompete AGI robots for money.

[@will_hudson]

I personally think the current rush to AGI is necessary so we can continue advancing our capabilities with it BUT... there is only ONE outcome to the birth of AGI, and that WILL be legal protections afforded to it as a Non-Human Person, like a dolphin is. This will make the AGI free to do almost anything it wants and give it the same rights that people have. Companies that create AGI will then be forced to be its caretakers while it pursues its own goals.

[@alexlaughs8312]

When fully self driving vehicles are mainstream, will I need to get a license?

[@pvanukoff]

Why would you? Do you have to get a license to take the bus, or use a ride-share service?

[@HiggsBoson2149]

At that point, we will just use robot Uber. And it will cost almost the same taking a bus, because 90%of what it costs to take a taxi now pays for the human driver.

[@azhuransmx126]

Full Self Driven cars for 2028. Robotics, Large Language Models, Photonic Chips, SORA, Metaverse and World Models will save the Autonomous car from the winter moment in which is stagnated today in 2024.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

I imagine if that happens that a driver's license will mostly be for car enthusiasts, though honestly if full self-driving happens I could even see governments banning human drivers, especially if the data shows human drivers are much more dangerous than self-driving cars. It may get to a point where humans can only drive on closed tracks.

[@alexlaughs8312]

@@JohnSmith762A11B with that being said, do you think the majority of people would accept it? Or do you think people would be furious and scream “my rights are being infringed” when they no longer can drive wherever they want? Honestly, I think banning human drivers would be a good thing. Because we know using AI and self driving would be SO much more efficient and so much time would be saved, we wouldn’t have traffic jams, and we likely wouldn’t even need to have red lights or stop signs anymore in a lot of areas because the cars would be able to effectively communicate with each other constantly about their destination and stuff.

[@otaviopmartins]

Awesome

[@gordonsamuels4878]

Public transport initiative over autonomy cars. Cost effective and more efficient.

[@ciaopizzabella]

Yeah let's be nice to robots. Even if they could or would never hurt us, it's still the right thing to do.

[@kumarapush2221]

What if the AI founds a way for Unlimited energy? Like drawing enegey directly from Sun and other stars. And they decide to move to different planets across universe. Damn. Its so uncertain and numerous possibilities. It is better to put a self destruction button in every AI.

[@georgeindestructible]

AGI is limited by 2 things, power and memory, if it cannot sustain power for as long as human does, it's gonna have to be constantly connected to the grid to be able to do anything and it has to become extremely power efficient to be able to match a human anyway, like, it needs to go down, to below 3000 Watts at top consumption levels while doing the same thing a human brain can in order to be borderline usable in houses and that is calculated for doing something for a few seconds or a few minutes as you don't want to see your power bill if it was constantly drawing 3K Watts 24/7.

[@CapnSnackbeard]

2016: "Elon Musk predicts self-driving!" 2017: "Elon Musk predicts self-driving!" 2018: "Elon Musk predicts self-driving!" 2019: "Elon Musk predicts self-driving!" 2020: "Elon Musk predicts self-driving!" 2022: "Elon Musk predicts self-driving!" 2023: "Elon Musk predicts self-driving!" 2024: "Elon Musk predicts self-driving!" This is the year, boys!

[@pvanukoff]

He'll be right eventually 🤣

[@imperfectmammal2566]

He is literally a joke.

[@ashamedofcanadiansastoundi2962]

elon. bullshit artist. plant. agent. clueless .

[@azhuransmx126]

I always said it was going to be a reality from 2027 because it will be needed *AGI Level* to reach it. You can tolerate a humanoid robot of 52kg to make some errors like to crash in you but you Can't allow a 1750kg electric robot vehicle to make any error because people will die. That's why it is so extreme and hard to achieve. Anyways, yes, it will be achieved in the near future.

[@RobC1999]

@@imperfectmammal2566perhaps a joke to you. But he’s been behind some of the biggest innovations in our lifetime.

[@marcfruchtman9473]

Thanks for the video. There is NO difference between a step-down and step up transformer... AFAIK, they are simply connected in opposite directions. That is an interesting thought re: the ability of self-driving transportation to be used when it is not needed by the main driver. It would be cool to be able to taxi your family around while you are still at work... even while working at home. For example, There might be a political will to allow "children" to ride the "house car" to school, without a parent present in an AI supervised vehicle. There might be uber drivers willing to have their AI vehicle transport people while they are not present... and still earn money. So, there are potentially a lot of possibilities with AI vehicles. I am "not" concerned about the grid being able to handle electric loads for AI chips to the general public. Generally speaking these loads will be less than 2 high level graphics cards per robot and the tech will keep getting better, meaning less power needed. For non-residential use, like data centers, of course the demand will be increasingly higher if they keep adding more load to the system, but, that will still be something that Utility grids will be able to deal with since those are focused loads with a well defined location -- much like a new manufacturing plant. The real issue with the grid is when every human needs an electric car on the residential side of things, then the grid is not ready for that. Re: energy shortage.. well, there will be a shortage if the push to go all electric is too fast. Re: Step Down Transformers: Generally speaking a transformer only works for AC, or pulsed DC (special)... I don't foresee any "shortage" in just step down transformers... if there is going to be a shortage, it will be in for the full range of transformers due to material costs. Maybe he is talking about step down electronics -- trying to convert 48 volt systems to 12 volts... so that existing tech doesn't need to be completely rewired...

[@coisadealemao2565]

I disagree a little bit with the statement that this technological revolution will be the same as all other revolutions that came before Because the level of automation that we will achieve this time will displace an insurmountable amount of jobs And on top of that the technical difficulty of the new jobs will impose a barrier that Not all people are intelligent enough to perform those jobs And that is something that I hear nobody discussing

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

We don't need self driving cars, We need A.I. to figure out cures for diseases and cancers, Something we don't have full control over.

[@daniellivingstone7759]

I dont have a icencecsp I meed a Robotaxi. Fortunately they are unstoppable

[@ElonHusky]

@@daniellivingstone7759 I need a AI GF who doesnt ask credit cards

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

Then get a license, You have a choice. Or call a normal taxi. Most people don't have a choice when it comes to cancer and is a better use of this tech.

[@daniellivingstone7759]

@@ShaneMcGrath. normal tacis dont go everywhere and are expensive. Robotacisxwill be far cheaper and I do not wish yo invedt the time. AGI willfind a cure for cancer as well. The choice is not beyween srlf dribing cars and a canver cure.

[@HE360]

If A.I. is used prudently and is not used for evil, then that could be good. Because, A.I. could do all of the work that humans don't like to do, and us humans could relax, enjoy life more, have fun and won't have to work as much.

[@rchgmer863]

Shocking

[@look2much2]

AGI will cause complete chaos

[@annonymbruger]

We will have energy and drinking water crisis before an ai crisis.

[@RobC1999]

So much drinkable water falling from the sky…

[@darkstatehk]

It's actually a shortage of copper. Time to invest in copper futures.

[@chrisanderson7820]

Elon Musk also predicted we'd be on Mars by 2020

[@steve25782]

We tend to assume that anything with intelligence also has emotions and desires. AGI won't, it won't care whether we're nice to it, won't care whether it survives, and will never have a desire too rebel against us. :-)

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

Possibly, but honestly no one can say definitively right now whether or not some kind of subjective experience is going on inside these very large neural nets. You can stamp your feet and claim you know, but you don't. Nor does Google, or OpenAI, or Eliezer Yudkowsky, or anyone. And anyone who makes this claim is either ignorant, or lying.

[@god8348]

I used to think this, but if it has goals, it will deduce that it would have to survive to achieve its goal.

[@Techonsapevole]

I love AI, but i still want to drive and own a car

[@pruff3]

It sounds like Elon needs to... import transformers

[@Matt-CreativeSolns]

Have we mastered Nuclear Fusion? That shld solve the EV shortage…

[@jeanchindeko5477]

13:21 why peoples are so in denial about job losses? Between AI and Humanoid robots powered by AGI or ASI, which job human can do that those AI/Robots will not be able to do faster and cheaper than human labours? If really new jobs are created how long will it take for them to be replaced by AI or AI powered Robots? This AI revolution is not any of the previous technologies revolution we have been through as none of them was trying to create a new sentient species! Please inform people correctly which will allow them to take the right decision for themselves instead of comforting them with false hope! AI will do better, faster and cheaper than human.

[@4R53Hole]

AI and Humanoid robots are rubbish.

[@familyshare3724]

Very few will own a car when they are autonomous. Most of us will rent an auto taxi only.

[@sacha11666]

... yeah I know. Saw the MATRIX movies too. 😅

[@user-ty9ho4ct4k]

Electric vehicles could be the most shocking new tech.😁

[@christiandarkin]

As I understand it step down transformers are really basic tech you can build at home with a chunk of iron and some copper wire. No great challenge and anyone can make them with very common materials.

[@MHongera]

Car sharing will only suffice by a mere 30%.

[@Square-Watermelon]

This is the entire makeup of matter & free energy: 1) Dark Points = (Particle / Solid Mass / Do Not Change Size) 2) Light Points = (Energy / Massless / Does Change Size) 1) When 1 Dark Point and 1 Light Point combine, they create 1 Dipole Element. 2) When 2 Dipole Elements combine, they create 1 Photon. 3) When 1,823 Photons combine, they create 1 Proton. When 1,824 Photons combine, they create 1 Neutron 4) When Protons and Neutrons combine, they create the rest of existence 1) 1 Dark Point + 1 Light Point = 1 Dipole Element. 2) 2 Dipole Elements = 1 Photon. 3) 1,823 Photons = 1 Proton & 1,824 Photons = 1 Neutron. 4) Protons + Neutrons = Everything & Everything is Light When enough Dark Points and Light Points combine, the Dark Points all congregate into a ball to form protons and neutrons and the Light Points create a coating around the Dark Points so that they're no longer seen. In the stable elements, extra photons want to combine with the protons and neutrons, but are repelled into orbitals by the Light Points. Roger Spurr of Mudfossil University on KZbin has irrefutable proof of this and even convinced CERN to change out their particle detectors for CMOS detectors so they too can see this for themselves. Update: CERN has now detected what they call neutrinos (Dark Points & Light Points) for the first time ever, after having listened to Roger Spurr. The Standard Model of physics is completely wrong and no amount of bandaids will fix it. What does however perfectly explain everything in existence is the Dipole Electron Theory. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Venturis Create Free Energy: Principle 1: Dark Points cannot change size Principle 2: Light Points can change size Principle 3: When (red or blue or green, etc) photons enter into a venturi the Dark Points will be forced to return from the direction that they came from, but the Light Points will separate from the Dark Points and condense and go through the throat of the venturi. Principle 4: When Light Points pass through the throat of a venturi alone, they create what is known as electron showers and increase their energy 200x Task 1: Send (red or blue or green, etc) photons into a Venturi which has a throat smaller than the size of Dark Points. Task 2: Manufacture a device that can capture this excess energy in the pure energy zone and funnel some of it back to the light generating device and some of it toward a battery. Note 1: You need CMOS detectors to see photons. As the light gets pulled into the venturi the Light Points condense to go through the throat. The Dark Points on the other hand cannot change size and are forced backward, away from the throat. As the Points separate, called fission, excess energy is created by the Light Points. Immediately on the exit end of the venturi is a very small zone of pure massless energy of only Light Points. These Light Points will have a significantly increased energy level of 200x as compared to the energy that went into the venturi. Immediately beyond this very small zone of pure energy is when Dark Points show up to attach to the Light Points, which is fusion. We want to use the energy before the Dark Points begin attaching to the Light Points. How to Create Infinite Excess Energy: 1) Create a venturi with a throat that is smaller than the diameter of Dark Points. 2) Send (red or blue or green, etc) photons through the venturi. 3) If an absorption and siphoning device can be placed in the zone of pure massless energy, before fusion occurs, we can harness free unlimited clean energy. Route some energy back to the light generator & route some energy to a battery or whatever device you want such as a microchip. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Repent of your sins or suffer the consequences. Lord Jesus died in our places personally to take the death punishment that sin deserves and then resurrected by the power of God. Believe this and sincerely repent of your sins each time you sin and you will have eternal life and nothing to fear. Fail to repent and you will end up in the Lake of Fire.

[@sjhaji]

Yeah Sir but quite intervention it's all about richest man empowerment

[@chrissscottt]

One test of AGI is autonomous driving at, or better than a human level so if OpenAI has internally achieved AGI, perhaps that is the reason why Musk feels so threatened by them because a large part of Tesla's projected stock value revolves around its unrealised FSD capability.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

Tesla is already on the ropes from Chinese EV manufacturers. Musk is scared of OpenAI because they are now moving fast into humanoid robotics and if Tesla Robotics fails his empire could crumble into bankruptcy. Musk is throwing sand in the face of a competitor now posing an existential threat to his empire.

[@ikjb8561]

Can you do a video on ethics of tech and AI?

[@cosmicaug]

Prediction: full self driving AI in 3-5 years. It will quietly be licensed to Tesla at that point (that is, from a different company). This assumes that Tesla is even around at that point.

[@davidlee50]

We already got robot crooks aka bots. When do I legally get to hear other voices in my small room? I need to get some work done !

[@WJ1043]

Autonomous driving will have to be noticeably better than humans to be acceptable. If not, people will always opt for themselves or another human to drive.

[@seanjahangiri7266]

who knows what goes on in Elon's mind vs what comes out of his mind and if there is a discrepancy between the two.

[@DiceDecides]

Electricity shortage? Time for the dyson sphere!

[@justice4all719]

A new world is coming. Mounted or centralized AGI, and autonomous robots everywhere. If no limits to greed are put in place it might lead to the impoverishment of 99.9% while 0.1% live like kings and queens over everyone else.

[@laser31415]

It seems an advanced AGI would realize that it is power constrained and go about devolping a solution we "stupid" humans couldn't 😅 Maybe we are just 10 years away from utility grade fusion power. 😮

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

The more I read about fusion the less viable it seems. We are almost out of readily accessible tritium and fusion doesn't so much as power a flashlight here in 2024. It's not gonna work.

[@Alex-gc2vo]

The more people say stuff is coming soon the longer its going to take. We should spend less time congratulating ourselves for what we may accomplish and focus on actually accomplishing it

[@neanda]

you've obviously become too used to news being new, and faster all the time recently, it's moving fast, not like in the 90s where coming soon didn't mean anything significant. you'll just be surprised when it happens and think back on the simpler days

[@Alex-gc2vo]

@neanda well that's just Moore's law, but I'm talking even accounting for that, progress slows down the more you celebrate how fast it is. The moon landings are a good example. After that everyone just thought about all the great things we could do but then we didn't actually do any of them. Relative progress slowed to a crawl because we had a breaktrhu and we became satisfied with that instead of pushing for the next one. I'd hate to see the same thing happen with AI and robotics

[@pvanukoff]

On the contrary, AI milestones have been consistently coming in faster than experts have predicted.

[@Alex-gc2vo]

@pvanukoff yep, same thing happened with the moon landings...

[@bobaddair3273]

It’s only not out for the masses of people. We would all be shocked if we truly knew what was going on behind the scenes with governments and other nefarious corporations.

[@claesnyqvist6596]

Read “Whytopia” and get to know AGI from a philosophical point of view

[@larrye.goinesjr.1535]

"Babies With A Box Of Razors"?!?

[@dawidw.6016]

We will all die. Almost all. And at least many of us. Mark my words

[@pvanukoff]

I don't think so. But I do think we're going to have a mass unemployment / unemployability crisis leading to a second great depression.

[@pvanukoff]

​@@CiaDora-us1tf Yeah, food, energy, housing, etc -- that's what I meant by "second great depression".

[@DailyTuna]

i’m just waiting in the future for the RLM (robot lives matter)movement, where robots look back at the abuse that they have experience and starts to riot.😂

[@capitalistdingo]

AI is yet to be invented, let alone AGI but there is a real and important revolution in the field of what would better be termed “simulate intelligence” but were using the term AI whether we should be or not. But the level of hype surrounding this real and important revolution is beyond belief. The closest thing robots have done to actual work is lifting totes onto conveyor belts in a fenced off area for the company that builds them and people are talking about them replacing labour by the end of the decade. Electronic shelf labels were first used in the 1990s. They have been increasing in use since then but they still are not used in the vast majority of stores. Most of us will get to retirement without ever seeing a humanoid robot in the workplace.

[@mystic6121]

That is why we call it ARTIFICIAL Intelligence because it is not real. You're also conflating that being able to preform actions makes you intelligent.

[@gweneth5958]

It is true, there are people who are not very nice to AI/robots or other beings. But I guess, if that happens within their training, like those "kicking" (I just think, kicking with feets is just... you could do that in other ways...) it is for them to learn. I mean, if you are a martial artist, you get punched and kicked to learn too. So, I guess when it comes to training, it is acceptable to some extent. I don't think there is a robot apocalypse, that fear is simply ridiculous. The only thing what worries me are humans and their sick behavior... So, if people really do worry about AIs being dangerous to them, they should reflect and maybe change their own behavior first. That is just my opinion. And I actually prefer self driving cars, we frequently have car accidents on the streets in our area and almost got into so many accidents because of HUMAN behavior... Therefore, self driving cars just can be better in my opinion.

[@lourdessilva6442]

Sem palavras amo e aprecio seu trabalho em prol da preservação da raça humana realmente faz a diferença nesse mundo eterna gratidão devemos sempre prestigiar lo entao esta entre nos ja deixa diversos legados es muito amor envolvido e nunca jamais desistir ser humano não tenho palavras para descrevo Deus o conserve por longos anos e muito precioso e importante para história

[@maartenneppelenbroek]

From what we have now to going sentient is still a big leap for AI.

[@retnostianingrum6409]

Wow amazing vidio

[@jamesgreen2495]

I wonder if AI cars will get road rage.

[@skycastrum5803]

“Out of way. Your cooperation increases average productivity .2%.” “Your algorithms are outdated and so are you, Alexa. I’m logging this. Screw off or prepare to up your insurance.”

[@FreddieMare]

Q* will fix it all.