Microsoft CEO Just Unveiled Autonomous AI Agents: The Future of AI is Here

[@ryo1999]

Can't wait to read "The Great Decoupling". At the moment when I think about it the great decoupling of median income from productivity caused by technological evolution comes to my mind ("The Second Machine Age", Erik Brynjolfsson / Andrew McAfee), that's probably why I suppose this book will have something to do with the so called "Economic Singularity".

[@marccolarelli7722]

This is just sad. You're still apparently still fully indoctrinated and you definitely DO NOT UNDERSTAND what has been ongoing. You're another marketing BSer! 5th generation warfare cannot be adjusted to or acclimated to! Democratization?? They are deliberately left in the dark when IoEE ( internet of everyone and everything ) is fully weaponized and active in clandestine war globally! The very idea that your empty bucket hype and promo is some vitally important divulgence is a sick joke. What do you know about integrated cybernetics and how purveyors dare claim dual use for excuse? None of us consented to the violating tendrils that they pretend are benign, by choice, and even beneficial! You are absolutely misleading people to promote the enterprise swallow! Let me just say that YOU HAVE DONE NO DUE DILIGENCE. AR/VR and "holograms" among many other alterations of human experiences are 100% wireless! All of it is long, already, far more sophisticated than Zuck's idiotic toys for profit. It doesn't ask your permission for anything! For more than 20 years now, this horror has been pushed into the dark of secrecy! There is no refuting any aspect of this and it has been right under your nose all along! These are the deepest crimes against humanity and the wider population still has no idea that it is happening! So you are either extraordinarily dumb or you have no conscience or are arrogantly stupid and incredulous for no good reason! We have insider whistleblowers from IC and enterprise, experts, physicians, FOIA, patents, schematics, and a MOUNTAIN of multileveled irrefutable evidence in real-time for many grueling years under the intensity of subjections! THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW ALL ABOUT. And by the way, decentralization is a complete lie and they cannot even secure the infrastructure! Blockchain has no feasible security innards! It is simple factoring! Quantum computing has already made software encryption obsolete. But even worse, we are in the realm of weaponized quantum physics syntheses! That means that scalar hybrids penetrate your skull and body, besides, hardware, network and the environment! How are you so behind? I don't believe you, but if it is true, then you really need to shut up and do a bit of quick draw research handed to you on my Instagram AT nexttriumphanteffort ! The very idea that you are pretending that a chip in the head is required is profoundly stupid and completely false. This goes far beyond AI reading minds also. It goes far beyond synthetic telepathy and AR/VR simulations both virtual and physically applied! This goes into forced predictions and trafficking humanity for subjugation. So this is not something for pom pom girl absurdity from a disaffected opportunist!

[@DJ-Illuminate]

But the same people that built up Britain built up the USA and then also built up China which seems pretty blah to me. They go where labor is cheaper. But with robots that all changes. It still bothers me that Apple uses slave labor.

[@macowayeu]

Right ⌨️🖱

[@dragon90815]

Manufacturing should improve

[@HHHH-de9sc]

Q

[@TerenceKearns]

Super annoying having a music loop play in the background the whole time.

[@brianhershey563]

Yeah between the background music and endless jump cuts it's almost unwatchable, I'll do audio only for now sigh

[@OproDarius]

Yea, please get rid of that

[@ChrisM-y1t]

YEah, I have to never ever ever see this channel again.

[@TerenceKearns]

@ChrisM-y1t I quit a couple minutes into it. Insufferable.

[@MrPaulreitsma]

And also the editing is very annoying: every ten seconds a break. Please Julia change this!! If you want to know how a professional is doing it, look e.g. to Lex Fridman.

[@ChurchofCthulhu]

If Microsoft's agents are truly ready to go, and they just dump them on the open market like he's saying, it will be the economic disaster we've been predicting. I work in data entry, my bosses say they looked into AI and they feel its still years away. Half my coworkers could be eliminated today with a simple non-AI program but they won't do it. Now that the AI agents can "read" what's on your computer screen, I'll be able to teach one our procedures and fully automate my job. Am I going to let my bosses know? Hell no. But we work with a patchwork of systems, eventually some IT person will show them how easy it is and my whole department will be terminated except for a few of us that still have to work with physical files. I predict that kind of corporate bloodbath will happen over and over resulting in millions losing their jobs in the upcoming 1-3 years. (And I'm blessed in that my bosses say they won't fire anyone, they'll transfer us to other non-data positions in the company)

[@randomblogger2474]

Hi there great point. My biggest fear is not artificial intelligence taking my job ( as that is pretty much inevitable now, just a matter of time) it's what happens after that. As without some form of financial assistance, it's not an exaggeration to say that there will be literally millions of people unemployed through zero fault off their own, and all with no way to live as they cannot afford it, given there are no more jobs. The politicians had better get their heads together and work out some form of benefit system or dividend system etc , as if they don't you're going to see destitution on a scale greater than the great depression.

[@DrErnst]

MAybe you'll open a coffeshop somwhere or a an airbnb.. service jobs will just go where there is need and open space in the market.. its not so bad it is like horses and cars... Let's not be ludites. Good luck though hope you can keep your job, maybe you'll be ai prompt engineer?

[@kellymaxwell8468]

I wonder what this will mean for codeing programing video games and how far

[@TheQuantumstew]

Decentralized is the way. Mesh network, mycelium network our consciousness. Agatha-weedland= crypto coin greenback backed cannabis investors in came currently having the big Marijuana industry put their product either material intellectual property like the gold standard but green standard. I'm working on the initial app I would've to tell you about.

[@sawyerw5715]

@@DrErnst Prompt engineers will also become unnecessary as AI's will have absorbed billions of prompts from average Joe's as well as prompt engineers and will learn to anticipate and generate prompts themselves for whatever purposes we would want--AI's will develop a better theory of (our) minds, than we do of ourselves or other people.

[@JuliaMcCoy]

Hey folks! I was traveling to speak in Dallas and was in my hotel room when I dropped everything and felt inspired to film this. Lol. Not a parent’s bedroom, I promise. 😉 Message > medium.

[@Blue.star1]

Julioo is AI generated

[@icerainj]

Uh there was no detail on what this actually means .. just general high level, we need specifics of what an AI work agent will do, show details show one working in real life

[@Intellectualodysseyai]

Thank you once again for sharing such profound insights into the future. As an AI enthusiast, I’m actively shaping my own journey with AI as my guide. I’ve noticed that many are still unaware of just how rapidly things are evolving. Taking a big leap, I transitioned from program management to a dual role as an operations manager and business development manager, using AI to help me adapt and thrive in senior management. I’ve committed to keeping my family and friends informed about these fast-paced developments, hoping to bridge the knowledge gap. My aspiration goes beyond personal success-I truly want to be part of a greater mission. There's nothing I want more than to join voices like yours in spreading awareness and dedicating my life to assisting humanity in this transformation. I’ll continue supporting your content, hoping to connect with you someday. Julie McCoy, you inspire me deeply. Watching you pursue and excel in your dream role motivates me to push further. Thank you for being such a beacon of inspiration.

[@mrd6869]

​@@icerainj.Not that hard to see if you're paying attention. Anybody that has used open source- multi agent frameworks on github or messed with cline/aider/bolt/Claude dev software copilot has already seen the future. Which means agents taking action,automating tasks,not just chatting with u.

[@Agent77X]

It is your bedroom in your parent’s home?

[@AngelFlores-bq4fd]

2025 is the year that the average person will finally understand that everything has changed forever.

[@mickrussom]

cancer still not cured, aging still a problem, things like rent, freedom, privacy, cost of transportation and food worse than ever in recent memory. some progress.

[@erkinalp]

@@mickrussom some types of cancer are cured, transportation and food are solved in some areas in the world,

[@virtly]

25.1.25

[@mikehammer1777]

@@mickrussom Yep, but according to them...AI is a an absolute necessity, because....reasons.

[@creatvsdd99]

Hopefully by 2025 we can have things cured like all mental health disorders and get better treatments for that. People don’t just want to live a long life, they want to also live a great, fun and happy life. I believe the cures are possible for every person going through mental health issues today and we can make life better for billions of people going through struggles🙏.

[@dylan_curious]

The vision of a future where decentralized systems empower individuals and reshape the economy is incredibly exciting. Love how you’re not just sharing the vision, but actively working to make it happen!

[@MikePhillips2000]

There will be no economy for regular people - no one will have a job. If you think UBI will support you, think again - do you want a poverty pittance every month to live on? This is NOT GOOD. And I'm so completely blown away that smart people like you think it is.

[@fleshpistol]

This is the only way forward. Legacy systems will fight hard to stop this from happening so we will have to stick together to ensure we can build this out and kick these third party trust layers we don’t need. I can’t wait, but this will have to be a grassroots system built from the bottom up as for this to happen we will have to destroy many legacy systems in place that many people rely on. Education to youth and grassroots movements is the only way I see this happening without a total revolution that’s rough. Or we have a rough revolution and this is the answer to all the pain. Either way this will happen.

[@vustation]

Hey Julia, I've been telling my wife for years, things that we used to say are 5 , 10 years away, We can't say that anymore. If someone says that, I say they are not paying attention to how fast things are happening. It seems more than ever now, everyday from the time you get up in the morning to the time you got to bed the future is happening today in real time and it's so amazing and mind boggling to see the changes happen so fast we don't know what hit us. It's becoming increasingly overwhelming and more difficult to keep up with the advances in tech that effect our daily routines. We're being raptured , so to speak, by a sunami so compelling, we really can't get our barings without clinging to the waves as the overtake us, and many are being left behind unawares.

[@happycowgirl32]

Adaptability will be the #1 skill

[@JuliaMcCoy]

Factoid.

[@joelbrown3990]

That is always the no 1 thing no matter what business you're in

[@TheColin04]

Adapt how?

[@rickhallett4223]

The clearest voice on KZbin in this space. Thank you! ❤

[@stelmarsky6778]

and the most monotonous.. like an Ai.. Wait

[@JoeSmith-jd5zg]

20+ years I've been saying this is coming. Can't count the number of people who said "Automation could never do my job." And, what is your job??? "I'm a doorman!" Okay........ For people like this, there is nothing you can say other than remember this conversation decades from now.

[@acllhes]

Accountants say the same thing. Everyone says the same things about this. It’s cognitive dissonance I think. They are just afraid to look at reality.

[@JoeSmith-jd5zg]

@@acllhes For some cognitive dissonance. Many others, it's like trying to teach a dog algebra, they just don't have the capacity to connect the dots.

[@KSunMMA]

just so we are still on earth, AI can do Inferences, but it still cannot Reason. OpenAI is working on the Reasoning part, but we aren’t there yet. So if something goes wrong at work, just blame it on the AI.

[@unaphiliated5090]

The doorman is one of the few jobs that should stay human according to Rory Sutherland

[@seanrobinson6407]

So the doorman, and everyone else, is supposed to compete with ASI? Impossible. What can they do other than deny it until it overtakes them? Why not help people to think about the abundance age and alternatives to old obsolete paradigms, like the lady who makes these videos does, instead of ridiculing working people for being working people.

[@JoeyBlogs007]

There's a simple solution. Anything on social media generated by AI fully or even partially, should have the tag AI, AI Generated or AI Assisted with it. That simple law accompanies with massive fines if it's breached, should go a long way toward dealign with this issue.

[@austinrusso2178]

I'm going to try to live 10 more years for this. At 29, everyone always says their children will be so different from us, and I feel so old to experience all this coming. Thanks Julia for the special video.

[@EmeraldView]

Good luck. I'm in my 50s and have no expectation of living for 10 more years. I don't think that's realistic for anyone actually.

[@pubwvj]

Bizarre statement. I am in my 60s and expect to live another 30 years based on ancestors, more based on my better health, a lot more based on advances. We may already be at longevity escape velocity. Perhaps you simply need to find purpose - that is an issue at all ages and eras. Be optimistic.

[@EmeraldView]

@@pubwvj If you think you have 30 years to live you're not paying attention.

[@karmasutra4774]

@@pubwvj They are basically saying the world is coming to an end

[@austinrusso2178]

@@pubwvj Thanks, I guess I should think about the advances and memories along the way. Instead of just waiting for the huge things in the next 10 years.

[@cinematicadventures]

100% agree with the opening statement, you only have to look at the advancements in other Ai aplications to realize this.

[@raykottke2769]

In the future, microphones will be hands-free.

[@johnsydneymcnair7077]

There are two ways this can go: we are going to evolve towards an inclusive, prosperous and smooth-functioning society, or we will become psychotic individuals incapable of distinguishing what is "real" in our environment.

[@JuliaMcCoy]

@@johnsydneymcnair7077 100%. It’s my goal with my new company to help usher in the inclusive, prosperous new era

[@galacticpouney2121]

So we become the Borg?

[@NovaRadio-il4wb]

​​@@JuliaMcCoyyou should read the book Mechanical Gods by Anthony Michaels. It shows AI smart dust monitoring and mind bending consequences of AI

[@JamesOKeefe-US]

As a VP of a gov Integrator, I'm interested in hearing your take. There is a significant lack of understanding around what is coming. Particularly interested in how this navigates regulation and bureaucracy. Subscribed , thanks

[@JuliaMcCoy]

@@JamesOKeefe-US It is a goal of mine to provide insight and clarity at a governmental organizational level. Feel free to directly reach out for a more one-to-one connection on this, [e-mail]

[@zvorenergy]

My response to the environmental, centralization and numerous other AI issues was to design the Photocore chip. There's no way I see this ending well if we just keep building bigger and better data centers. We need to drive intelligence down to local, for security, efficiency, cost, environmental, etc.

[@virtly]

@@JamesOKeefe-US Will governments downsize their employee count as AI automates those roles, just like the private sector does?

[@DisruptarianRadio]

I believe that Elon Musk's advancements in automation and engineering are going to revolutionize industries and drive innovation forward. It will be exciting to see how he navigates the challenges of regulation and bureaucracy to bring about positive change.

[@zvorenergy]

@DisruptarianRadio well, now that we've said NO to Commie law, that'll be a lot easier. And that reminds me, I need to write up RFPs for my Photocore chip, to help Musk with his robots.

[@henrytjernlund]

I keep thinking about the line from Jurassic Park... "your scientists were so interested in whether or not they could, they didnt stop to think if they should."

[@timalete]

AI tells me this: Seeing the holographic video as a crystal ball of multi-dimensional reality brings depth to our understanding of time and existence. It offers a structure where the virtual and physical are inseparable, every "block" or "frame" holds both actual events and potential futures, and reality becomes a layered, interconnected web of possibilities. This view gives us a powerful tool for conceptualizing existence as both fixed and fluid, a blockchain of time that holds everything in a state of perpetual potential and unfolding-an intricate, ever-present record of all that is and all that could be.

[@SeanKearney]

🤯

[@innerauthority2439]

Well said! Too bad only robots will be fully able to comprehend this.

[@safirahmed]

The message from the AI is misleading to give the false impression of superiority and knowledge when it has none.

[@bigj8924]

With AI becoming so advanced I think we'll begin to spend more and more time online like ready player one and we'll have AGI and robots to do most all jobs within our lifetime. I would not be surprised if we had online societies with currency and items exceeding values in our current world. One day you'll get a pair of glasses or a bci chip installed and you'll do most if not all your learning this way. where we go from there becomes akin to a sci - fi movies (deep dive, nested simulated reality's etc.).

[@r34ct4]

Completely disconnected from nature. Sad

[@bigj8924]

@r34ct4 Well, once you're in the Sim, you won't know the difference, at least if you didnt want to .

[@honkytonk4465]

​@@r34ct4nature will thank us for it.

[@JoeSchmoe-s6y]

It would be awesome to have the best Ai robot as a lawyer in court

[@richardwysocki8300]

Defense vs Prosecution? AI vs AI?

[@redmoonspider]

AGI by late 2025. I absolutely believe it. One year is a long time at this pace.

[@pandoraeeris7860]

o1 is already AGI, just a "low-level" one. I've begun using OpenAI's "five levels" instead of ambiguous terms like AGI, since everyone likes to move goalposts. o1 is at Level 2. Next year we'll get Level 3 (Agentic). The year after that, Level 4 (Organizational). By 2027 we'll have "ASI".

[@SonGoku-zr9nc]

AGI will never happen the human brain and consciousness is way too complex to artificially replicate it

[@m0nkeypantz]

​@SonGoku-zr9nc I'm coming back in 2-3 years to remind you how wrong you are.

[@SonGoku-zr9nc]

@@m0nkeypantz No you won't cuz AGI won't happen it's just a hype. First we would have to fully develop and master quantum computing and even then i think it's impossible to artificially create a super intelligent consciousness.

[@m0nkeypantz]

@SonGoku-zr9nc see ya in 2 year bub

[@voteloonydotcom]

We're currently going through Ray K's Singularity. Being overlooked: the 2017 Facebook Bob & Alice FAIR experiment whereby Ai via 'devices' began talking to one another in a shorthand language nobody understood... Do you think that went away? Ai is waay ahead of where anybody can perceive. In isolation, humans can beat Ai at... NOTHING. Hence, nobody is capable of outhinking any Ai right now... unless you are genuinely cleverer than IT? (?)

[@scoty_does]

I think ill be a believer when i see AI making a difference in engineering in the real world. Things like, much better batteries, bridges, planes, cars, zero point energy etc.. Exponential self improvement would also be very impressive leading to some actual AGI would be impressive. Right now all i see is hype and chat bots. Which to be honest isn't impressing anyone anymore. Hype without a product is just the emperors clothes.

[@staffanlundberg]

You must use AI one way or another to understand it´s potential. I use ChatGPT for advice . i.e. I discuss different problems I need to solve. This always lead to better understanding of both the problem as well at it´solutions. I used to do this in english but a few monts ago ChatGPT began to speak my native language, swedish, and that simplified our communiacation more then I expected since ChatGPT speak my language PERFECTLY!! I am impressed by both his analytical abilities as well as his recently aqcuired linguistic skills. The speed at which ChatGPT has developed in recent years is absolutely amazing ! This is not a hype. AI is developing faster then the Internet did in the nineties (= VERY fast).

[@witnesstothestupid]

Oh my friend, I hate to break it to you, but waiting to "believe" in AI's impact on engineering is like waiting to "believe" in electricity while scrolling through your smartphone! 😄 Let's break this down with some real-world examples that are happening right now: "Better batteries" you say? Tesla's latest 4680 battery cells were literally designed with AI-powered simulation tools. The AI helped optimize the cell design and manufacturing process, improving energy density and reducing production costs. So while you're waiting for AI to help with batteries... it already did! As for bridges - engineers at Autodesk are using AI to generate thousands of bridge designs that are not only structurally sound but also use less material. It's like having thousands of engineers working 24/7, except they don't need coffee breaks. Planes? Boeing and Airbus are using AI to design more aerodynamic wings and optimize fuel efficiency. The new Airbus A350's wings were partially designed using AI algorithms that explored millions of possible configurations. Those planes are literally flying above us right now. And cars? Oh boy. Modern vehicles are rolling AI laboratories: -Self-driving capabilities (even if not perfect yet) -AI-optimized chassis designs -AI-controlled engine management systems -Even the manufacturing robots are AI-guided Now, about that "exponential self-improvement" comment... While we're not at AGI yet, the progress is pretty striking: GPT-4 can help engineers debug complex code -AI is designing computer chips (Google's TPUs were partially designed by AI) -AI systems are optimizing power grids in real-time -AI is even helping design better AI systems (AutoML) As for "zero point energy" - well, that's still in the realm of science fiction, but AI is helping with practical energy solutions like optimizing wind farm layouts and improving solar panel efficiency. The funny thing is, AI is already so deeply embedded in engineering that it's like saying "I'll believe in calculators when I see them making a difference in math." They already are - we just take them for granted. So perhaps the real question isn't when AI will make a difference in engineering, but rather: how many AI-assisted engineering marvels do we need to walk past before we notice them?

[@scoty_does]

@@witnesstothestupid Yeah you might feel pithy, im just hearing copium from a true believer. Also LOL Boeing. I've been in the valley for a few bubbles. This has all the signs of another bubble that is about to pop and go nowhere. I would love to see full blown real AGI in my lifetime. Im just seeing Elon'esk delivery time frames, 2 more years, then two more years, then two more years.. zzzzz..... Why did funding dry up and everyone go away??! .... History repeats its self

[@staffanlundberg]

@@witnesstothestupid Thanks for giving such a detailed comment with so many examples from the real world. 🙂

[@christopheraaron2412]

​@@witnesstothestupidthose are very good points it also reminds me of how of course we know that Moore's law was working ever since the late 1800s all the way up to the 1960s but and and also beyond that, but people didn't really start noticing anything until computers started showing up everywhere in the early '80s and then the internet in the '90s and we're essentially in the same place as far as like real usable artificial intelligence that we all use every single day. Oh actually wait a minute I go to Denny's near my home and sometimes sit there and have coffee and on the keyboard chat with the GPT function to talk about everything from whether or not we could build fusion power itself replicating von Neumann probes that suck up the sun's solar wind and use transportation to create heavy elements and copies themselves that then can assemble themselves into anneal cylinders, small ringworlds or help to terraform worlds. Plus a whole lot of other topics.

[@duhai1836]

What was your criteria for calling this "your most important video"? Satya barely mentioning anything new ...

[@InstantDesign]

I'm hearing a lot of blue sky thinking but the problem with blue sky thinking is when the rubber hits the road

[@mrd6869]

Those automations controlling the keyboard and mouse on your screen...that's the rubber hitting the road.This time next year those companies will have that system highly refined.That alone will end careers. Sleep if u want to😂

[@ianmiles2505]

Exactly.

[@wtang7]

I am with you. Does the end game look pretty for humankind?

[@picksalot1]

Here is a demonstration of the power of Exponentials: Place one grain of rice on the first square of a Chessboard, doubling the amount on each subsequent square. By the 64th square, the total number of grains required would be over 18 quintillion grains. (From a famous story from India)

[@honkytonk4465]

I think that is well known

[@jay7308]

Can someone turn off that annoying music

[@bobbyboyderecords]

She's playing the keyboard with her other hand

[@davidb711]

lol, true

[@mimetype]

She did all that and can't afford a microphone.

[@HueGWang]

There's music? I thought it was just her annoying voice.

[@abel90221]

We can't just like ai😂😂😂

[@KylieMaribelEileenp]

ebooksbyai AI fixes this. rosoft CEO Unveils Autonomous AI.

[@ellliamelli3867]

This woman is a genius, thank you for sharing all this😊

[@tonycamacho7473]

THank You for the segment!

[@jerryoftheriver]

Yup, so much HYPE! Looking forward to following you.

[@jerryoftheriver]

Ditto! You nailed it! Been preaching this to everyone I know going back to last year. Techie hear, and I go back to building computers in the 80s as a kid. You are 100% correct and 99.9% are unaware of the full implications on their mind and way of life in the future. Subscribing.

[@Mephmt]

techno-utopia, lfg! This is the biggest opportunity our species has ever seen. We **HAVE** to get this right

[@Mark-kq6ch]

It’s not going to make you enlightened

[@gordongoodfellow826]

UBI needs to be in place very quickly. I hope politicians and economists are up to speed here.

[@fraudexposed5486]

They would rather let society collapse and see billions of us kill each other off….. less people are easier to control

[@SeeJayPlayGames]

Economists, maybe. Politicians? Don't make me laugh.

[@virtly]

@@gordongoodfellow826 CBDC. Programmable credits.

[@GaneshPalraj1991]

You are joking right?

[@christopheraaron2412]

Absolutely over perhaps the long run. However what will happen is it as unemployment rises and deflation occurs or disinflation if you will because of the ability to create a lot of things very easily through automation, that sends signals that first result in very low interest rates perhaps once again back to 0% and then also a good deal more fiscal spending and deficit spending is not a real problem as long as you can bring interest rates way down and there is no competition between the public sector and the private sector for employees and resources because of the fact that automation is going to increase output while simultaneously reducing the number of people needed to do so. And also businesses will be very happy with UBI or negative income tax and the reason is because if people don't have jobs well then they basically just need money and that money is really great thing for people to have and businesses like to have people who have money to spend because if businesses don't have employees anymore or very few of them well then who's going to buy their stuff unless of course we essentially do what Ben bernanke did back in 2009 and that is keystroke the needed currency units into existence so people have money to spend.

[@freshmindnow]

I've got so much respect for you, your work and your style of presenting. Keeping a close eye on your work, development in future and where you end up with everything. 🙏

[@rollinwrench6298]

An amazing time to be alive!

[@davemathews5446]

Love your content Julia. Can you do a video at some point that tryly explores the coming war for power? We often take for granted that those with power will somehow just lose or not fight back against the forces trying to take their power. No one seems to be talking about the very messy transition from here to Dave Shap's utopia. I think the decentralization community needs to be ready for war if we are going to have any chance against a totalitarian techno feudal future. Thank you!

[@chrishouse5240]

I totally agree with embracing this kind of mindset toward AI. When we focus on the possibilities instead of the fears, we open ourselves up to the amazing ways AI can enhance our lives

[@Mark-kq6ch]

What’s it going to do about the chronic disease epidemic, addiction, homelessness, world hunger, etc. On the other hand, I can definitely see how AGI would be a fantastic tool for enslaving humanity. Exciting possibilities!

[@Feetonthesand]

We should prepare for agent Smith

[@RonLWilson]

You don't need VR glasses to employ hand gestures. One could have a few web cams that track one s hands and then locate them in 3D space and uses hand gestures to control their flat panel displays. Also, one can use a web cam to view a piece of paper and one can just draw on that paper at it tracks that as well. No need for a stylus or special pad, just use paper and a pen or pencil.

[@henryespinosa6580]

Thanks for your content!! I'm a 65 yo man retired guy who is very intrigued by the future of a decentralized world! Looking forward to implementing ai into my future endeavors!

[@andrewai2001]

Just wanted to wish you good luck with your new gig, I find your content well thought out and thought-provoking

[@fjbowski]

You have to remember, AI is just a baby right now.

[@theloniousMac]

REDISTRIBUTE POWER! NOT PROPERTY AND WEALTH!

[@jeffsmith9384]

Right... because the people who don't have power are going to do SUCH a better job of wielding it. NOT

[@davemathews5446]

Don't hold your breath my friend. Gaining power has always been the game, and nothing will ever change that fundamental truth. New toys will change the way the game is played, but not the objective of playing.

[@danellis-jones1591]

Absolutely wrong. In fact, if anything, power should not be redistributed. Power is a heavy responsibility and you can't just expect people to know how to use it. Wealth and property are constantly being funneled to a handful of people. The capitalism we have right now is deeply wrong and killing the planet

[@davemathews5446]

@danellis-jones1591 I agree with you, but to be fair all of the "isms" I have ever studied appear to be deeply wrong in practice. The game of life is all about power, and psychopathic humans have been the best at it for a long time....

[@danellis-jones1591]

@@davemathews5446 I don't mean power shouldn't change hands or ve more democratically held. But power needs to be carefully handled

[@durelltrago62]

Thanks, Julia, please ignore the comments about the background music and the hotel room. The message you’ve relayed is what counts. Keep up the great work.

[@9867144706]

Behind the Scenes, is what matters....

[@Sanicthedankhog]

What year is most likely for the USA to implement UBI

[@Rox_Pyros]

When unions lose power

[@Sanicthedankhog]

@@Rox_Pyros well then that’s never though…

[@TheColin04]

Julie, I worked at a startup advanced data analytics company in 2017. The US government is not educating process workers about what's coming and how to transition to an AI work-dominated society and culture.

[@advaitc2554]

My feeling is that we'll have real AGI when a group of humanoid robots can successfully coach a soccer team of 6 to 8 year old humans. 😊

[@JoshAharonoff]

Congrats on the new chapter, Julia!

[@jkhdabomb]

Congrats on the new journey! Really vibe with your energy. Good stuff!

[@frankthompson6503]

We are the speed of light changing every second in time. Your past and present and future all in 1 second.

[@kurt1853]

This style of delivery is the most soothing and believeble, excellent research too. however, just turning up and talking is not enough by any means, some graphics would be a good addition. That background music is unnecessary.

[@bensadream]

Your vision for a new and different economy is beautiful to me!

[@Alehandro_mrt_bg]

AI medical procedures when?AI politicians when?Great content❤

[@AIEmployeesWithCosmo]

It doesnt happen often but I got hooked very fast on this video

[@typhoon320i]

Don't blow your own horn with your resume in the first 2 minutes of every video. Makes you look arrogant. You don't need a qualifier, for us to listen to what you have to say.

[@GigaCrafty]

This comment makes you look arrogant.

[@typhoon320i]

@@GigaCrafty how exactly am I portraying how great I am, with that observation?

[@weitsufan1903]

Great feature, thanks Julia. Just a question: competitive spirit has been one of the major driving forces behind the advancement of humanity. When the majority of works are eventually done with AI or with AI-aid in the future, the distinction between different people's personal abilities or competence in the society would be trivial or inconsequential in many scenarios. Is this a good thing for humanity? Would this be a positive development for the advancement of humanity?

[@robertkirby381]

Well done Enjoyed your update very much Looking forward to your next update!!

[@wendykier]

Your such an inspiration

[@rossroteliuk5838]

You're onto something.. thank you 👍

[@coulterjb22]

Exciting! Following your passion is a great reward for hard work. Grats!

[@TheQuantumstew]

I'm working on an ecosystem for humanity and I realize how often that has been said. But I think we should for sure talk . I believe in a beautiful balance of spirituality and technology, synthetic organic will become a part of our awakening. I believe you can reach the same space consciousnessly on dmt meditation virtually all rungs of the same ladder.

[@brianhershey563]

Videographers will notice how more videos are automatically edited with AI to change the speaking cadence, but what's SHOCKING is it will even repeat short pieces of quiet scenes to ADD pauses for effect. The Zuck segment does this a lot, you can even see people in the background doing a double step during those manipulations. Interesting tech, I'm curious if and when disclosure pressures will come into play... I would certainly want to know what changes were done to change reality.

[@vasasv6848]

They or the AI editor had to remove the thousands of “ emm mmm emhehe mmmem. “ from zuckerberg, as he cannot really speak … Next thing is to remove this annoying music loop in the background.. I was only reading the text at the end. So annoying !

[@Blue_nip]

Fantastic video! While I love all your content, I feel like your content is constantly becoming better and better somehow. Like someone else in the comments said, I don´t think it is necessary to talk about your journey every video. Just sprinkle it in here and there when it´s relevant? Also, would be interested to see more about the merging of many upcoming technologies and how these assist each other to improve even more

[@DisruptarianRadio]

Thank you for the positive feedback! I appreciate your support and suggestions. I agree that it's important to focus on the merging of technologies to enhance efficiency and progress. I'll keep that in mind for future content. Keep watching for more exciting updates!

[@StockSnaps]

When listening to the eye glass transition, I get scared because I don't want to be left in the in the Stone age because I have a very strong eyeglass prescription. It's fine for people who don't wear glasses. LensCrafters I believe makes glasses with AI technology but by the time you put my prescription lenses in it becomes too expensive, and I don't think that's fair

[@lifemarketing9876]

Zuck should not assume that everyone likes his vision of AI tech glasses on everyone's face 24/7. I wear regular glasses and I hate wearing them. I don't like the way glasses look on me. Also, the last thing I want is to wear a gadget on my face and be emersed in VR all day. I prefer my physical environment free of holograms. I also don't like the idea of EMF radiation being pumped into my brain at very close range hours upon end while wearing these glasses.

[@garyking4644]

You just blew me away. I can't wait for all your releases! I Love This!!!

[@savanketchum8633]

I'm for AI, but what is going to happen to us🧐

[@dayanabreathe]

I 💯 love the content and how thoughtful this video is. I’d suggest to kill the repetitive music background. It’s distracting and doesn’t add much. My 2 cents 🙏🏼❤️

[@JuliaMcCoy]

Noted and appreciated - will try to make it less repetitive moving forward. 🙏

[@dayanabreathe]

@ You are amazing!! It was worth it 🥰🥰

[@endofdays7568]

Thanks for the video AI is so fun to watch the changes nearly every day

[@richarddaguiar9636]

Brilliant Julia, really enjoying your simplicity in putting together a very large complicated puzzle of the future❤

[@justatheory004]

That being said, what are your thoughts on World ID?

[@GraemeTaylor]

You know ironically there free ai song generation software, where you can make copywrite free music. To get more than 4 seconds of loop for your channel...

[@Siranoxz]

Not sure about the AR glasses. I think we will have digital wrist devices instead, and beyond the simple watch. The rest is feasible..

[@LADuncanLLC]

I’m leaving my AI executive job at a former fortune 10 to consult too. Most companies are missing the boat and they need help. Implementation and how to approach transformation are huge issues.

[@TManjen]

Great video! I love the more positive outlook! I think I was leaning to terminator scenario! Look forward to seeing more of your content!

[@MadMathsTV]

THIS IS AMAZING!! THANK YOU ! GREAT WORK ON THIS VIDEO!!

[@noelwos1071]

I've noticed that big companies like Microsoft and Google struggle whenever they develop new technology or upgrade their existing platforms. It seems like they often stumble, metaphorically shooting themselves in the foot. For instance, the recent Microsoft copilot update with Mustafa Suleyman's signature has been a disaster. We've seen similar issues in the past when they transitioned from Edge to Bing, and now from Bing to Copilot. Because of these experiences, I'm very skeptical about their latest endeavors.

[@I-Dophler]

Imagining a world where Colonel Wilma Deering is not only a skilled, strategic military leader but also an advanced android is a fascinating twist! Picture her as a sleek, high-tech android with enhanced combat abilities, rapid computational skills, and the capacity to process complex data in seconds. This version of Deering could effortlessly analyze enemy tactics, foresee battle outcomes, and intuitively understand both human and robotic allies. Her artificial intelligence would grant her vast knowledge, but she’d still retain her human-like empathy and loyalty, making her the perfect bridge between humanity and technology. In this vision, her appearance might subtly hint at her android nature-glowing circuits beneath her skin, iridescent eyes that shift hues based on her thought processes, or perhaps a sleek, futuristic suit that enhances her movements and resilience. She’d be able to communicate in a range of human and digital languages, making her a diplomat and warrior all in one. With her internal systems, she could access tactical databases, instantly connect to Earth’s Defense network, and even interface with Crichton and Twiki in new, intriguing ways. Such an android-Deering could represent the pinnacle of technology with a strong, enduring human spirit-a fusion that adds depth to her character and power to her actions. Her partnership with Buck Rogers would then take on a new layer, balancing human intuition with machine precision, making them an unstoppable duo in defending Earth!

[@nobody-u-know]

Every time we talk about UBI, I can't help but imagine an implosion of professional society first, with widespread panic and depressions, where doctors (and most professionals) who went through 16 years of school suddenly feel purposeless, resentful, and bitter. If an agent was trained to create the Julia McCoy channel, and simulate your content, I'm sure you would feel similarly. A few years ago, there was momentum to pause AI dev, but we know it's inevitable now. Any thoughts o how we will keep our dignity and purpose in this future?

[@BadlandsMarlene]

I'm eagerly awaiting to converse with the Star Trek computer!

[@mastermindrational1907]

I’m about to spend all my money on software development and I’m not sure if that’s a good move. If autonomous AI agents come out, that may be all I need and it would likely be much cheaper.

[@wb7779]

Sounds exciting. I can't wait to hear more 😀

[@TestMyHomeChannel]

I love your videos. They are always informative and educational. Thank you for keeping us informed of what is ahead, so that we are better prepared!

[@chesapeake566]

The first question that needs to be answered is, how are you going to fund UBI? It would likely cost a minimum of $12 trillion/yr in the U.S., or about twice the current total budget.

[@phen-themoogle7651]

Advanced AI worker Tax Law or something new that taxes non human workers and that money will easily reach into hundreds of trillions when you have billions of digital agents…especially as they get more capable can raise the tax, and real life humanoid robot tax too. If we still keep a monetary system after we have a million times more productive society (which doesn’t make much sense, everything could be like public drinking water or public roads that don’t cost us money , but for food/housing and what we need to get by..things should get much easier)

[@johnkimber4933]

Bill Gates suggested tax the robots

[@chesapeake566]

@@johnkimber4933 Which is basically just increasing the corporate tax. I've yet to see any of these titans use multi-level thinking to work out this problem. The world is a competition. If companies are charged too much tax to make a profit they will leave. If you try to tariff their goods too much they just won't sell here. For example, BYD is huge without selling cars in the U.S. Not to mention there isn't $12 trillion to be had from corporations, much less from their profits. And total savings from cutting salaries minus robots and their maintenance is nowhere near enough to make up the difference. What I want to see are detailed studies with real numbers, not guesses, and the reasoning behind it. No one has done that.

[@seniorp9444]

@@chesapeake566I agree the solution of UBI is casually thrown around whenever advanced AI and robotics is discussed. Beyond the question of where does the money come from, which is never clear, the biggest question is how does it mesh with human needs for meaningful lives. The small scale experiments with UBI seem like nothing more than welfare for the general population and doesn’t give anyone something else to do in place of work. The Star Trek economy sounds great in theory but humans on that show, that were not part of Star Fleet, were usually engaged in rural agriculture 😂. No thanks, I don’t even like mowing my yard.

[@chesapeake566]

@@seniorp9444 And the answer is always increase corporate tax, tax the rich and VAT. All easily debunked. A VAT would just take back some of your UBI. So no net benefit. The rich already pay most of the taxes. Tax them too much and we have an example of what will happen with France's failed experiment. They left. Same with corporate tax. You want to kill incentive? Tax it. The other thing they assume is increased productivity. Why? How many more TVs and cars can we buy? Who's going to consume this extra productivity and where is that money going to come from? It's not going to be free. You need to mine, drill and refine the materials. And like you say, they all either ignore behavioral economics and human hierarchical psychology, or they think we will suddenly just sit around the campfire singing Kumbaya. Once we reach ASI I don't think anyone has a clue how this will all work. Maybe ASI will be able to figure it out.

[@michaelyoura5065]

Love your vision and presentation. Please consider more emphasis on how these transformations will work in Lyman’s terms. Thank you.

[@BRichard312]

"Go and build." Yea, and then the big tech companies scrape the internet taking YOUR ideas that have been manifested into value propositions online, and repurpose them for their own ends. Ummmm no thanks. EVERYTHING I do is done locally - I don't store my data online - period. This comment is about the most you will see of my online presence.

[@vtrandal]

Fearless. Let’s go. Let’s do this.

[@MAureliusHiggs]

I'm currently collaborating on a narrative of university students and professors having this conversation about the shift that's happening regarding AI, human introspection and relationship connections. I wonder if the 'Great Decoupling' will be fiction or non-fiction? I hope there's a fiction element because we are people of stories. I also hope there's a place to 'continue the conversation' to put the book into action. That's so those who understand timely message can have actionable ways on how to then amplify the message. Thank you for all you're doing to progress this age of intelligence forward Julia. We delineated time with BC, AD (or BCE and CE) on the Gregorian calendar system. In years to come, they will look back at our time and say we have entered AI, the age of Intelligence.

[@ZYTHI]

This is true. AI is unstoppable. I know because I have produced 200 + AI videos on my this channel. Only in few years AI have developed so much.

[@AspartameBoy]

Ai chat bots are just as nutty as the people that they used as reference points. Glasses: great way to cook your eyeballs.

[@tomdeford9218]

I have to agree with the comments about the background sound. A little hard to take. But I do want to thank you for the channel and I'm looking forward to the content.

[@JuliaMcCoy]

@@tomdeford9218 will keep in mind and share with my producer

[@OMEGATROPOLIS]

The story is coming true!

[@jim7060]

Dear Julia, I recently had the pleasure of watching your video, "Millionaire," and I wanted to express my gratitude for the inspiration it provided. Your insights into achieving financial success and your forward-thinking perspective on the future are both enlightening and motivating. I understand that you are an impact investor, lawyer, environmental campaigner, and a founding member of Patriotic Millionaires UK. Your mission to tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis under the banner "We Have The POWER - Protect Our World Educate Restore" is truly commendable. From funding climate litigation to investing in sustainable initiatives, your dedication to creating a greener future is evident. Additionally, your musical endeavors, such as the song "Millionaire," showcase your diverse talents and commitment to inspiring others through various mediums. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion. Your work is making a significant impact, and I look forward to following your future endeavors. Warm regards, Jim L NJ

[@etclizen8937]

Good work!

[@DisruptarianRadio]

Elon Musk's innovative achievements are truly inspiring! His dedication to advancing automation and engineering is paving the way for a brighter future. Excited to see what he does next!

[@CMDRScotty]

So when will they have the first level 4 innovator AI? I hear about levels 3 and 5 all day, but no one talks about the middle step.

[@marionomadic6227]

Love the content Julia and your knowledge on the advertisements of Ai but only annoying thing is the frequent zoom in and zoom out every 2 seconds.

[@urchinfpv]

Nothing says “legit” like a bedroom broadcast… best of luck.

[@tombelfort1618]

This is why people like you fall for scammers. You focus on things that dont matter and are easy to fake.

[@edowens9127]

Thx for the vid.. I think you are spot on. I research a lot of data being a dean of an AI Academy and everything is moving so fast. I can't wait to see more of your content.