NVIDIA'S HUGE AI Breakthroughs Just Changed Everything (Supercut)

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[@cryptowhale1615]

@@alfadog67 And people still don't believe that there is a creator the programmer

[@strikers1985]

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[@alfadog67]

@@strikers1985 That might explain it. I'm using FF with Privacy Badger.

[@barrackenbarbar7682]

site doesnt work for me either i guess, jjust like a slideshow of some mediocre screensavers tbh.

[@r3dshed]

As AI deepfake improves, the greater the demand will become for in-person meetings for anything requiring any degree of trust

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Great call out. Meeting in person is the new Authenticator

[@ToboSebas]

A good thing

[@willardchi2571]

If we're really lucky, A.I. may render the net unusable.

[@The.Pickle]

Along comes the 100% human like avatar that perfectly matches the owner in every detail...and its inevitable imposters lol.

[@blidardiapinal]

I like the idea of a separation between the real world and the digital world. Once we are gods in the digital world we will start to use it as an actual tool, and we're going to give value to real things once again.

[@gregg.617]

Ai is an incredible thing and I can't wait to see how corporations use it to make our lives worse.

[@TheHolyEagle33]

well after the worldwide riots against 5g and covid, expect it to be even worse than skynet.

[@frydenx]

Nice lol

[@geogeo4139]

Yep, like Joe Biden hiring 87.000 IRS agenst and arming them to the teeth!

[@fakir0]

Thats why they make wars, pLandemies, and vaccines...to get rid os us.

[@ColdPotato]

Just wait until the government uses it to audit you for that $5 your grandma gave you that you didn't report.

[@mr.wrighteous9937]

"everything was generated, nothing was art". Interesting statement.

[@BackfeetBoi]

Especially when what was shown had nothing to do with Art in the first place.

[@soccerFNZ]

there had to be an artist who modeled that sculpture in zbrush at 15:25, so yeah I find that statement disturbing... as if it was a sale argument denying the work of artists :/

[@BackfeetBoi]

@@soccerFNZ Hmm yeah that's a fair statement

[@NickLindridge]

@@soccerFNZ The fact is that your "had to be" is now at best an assumption, as there could have been an AI trained to use ZBrush, prompted by a human, GPT4, or just left to do its own thing entirely. "Hey ZAI, make me something that you think would look good in that empty space in the corner" can absolutely be a reality right now if anyone cares to make it, though of course in general you'd just go for direct generation of the asset.

[@shawna1278]

Open up your understanding of art. There is an art to designing, programming, moving through the world (physics). It started with art…the creation of something that don’t exist before.

[@kewlnes987]

Anyone else feel like most people you know just dont understand how big of a deal all this is? They may have heard of chat gpt or midjourney as a neat contraption. It is terrifying that this will likely be the largest revolutionary technology in human history and a lot of people have no idea whats happening and just how many fields of technology will be completely overhauled.

[@KayneYama]

Absolutely. I tell people this and they seem to believe me their head's nod to and fro, but there's something missing from their reactions. That oh my god phrase. That oh my god reaction. The resultant curiosity. The kind of reaction that sends a clear message that this person is calculating and seeing the implications to what they were just told. It just isn't there for 99% of the people I've told. And I've tried to tell them in different ways to see if different techniques will help them understand. Maybe they just need to see it to believe it. Soon ....

[@Wolfsheim23]

Oh they know and if anything blow it all out of proportion with Fear mongering paranoia. They don't realize AI doesn't think for itself. It has to be guided and prompted for everything it creates. Humans have to do that job. It just makes humans even more middle men than they were before. AIs are intelligent Tools, but still TOOLS!

[@Godsfavouriteidiot_]

Completely. We’re creating things to think for themselves that posses the entirety of human knowledge without any of the physical limitations 😂 what could go wrong!?

[@niktniewiem4785]

I don't think there is a single person in this world who understand how big of a deal it is. Even people who are actively working on developing those AI's.

[@Wolfsheim23]

@@Godsfavouriteidiot_ No. We are not teaching them to think for themselves. That's the entire point. We couldn't even if we wanted to because that's vastly beyond our capabilities so far. These are intelligent tools.. we use them, we tell them what to do, they build and predict after we give them a prompt or a design instruction. Its just automated work.

[@drvren030]

There's a thin line AI is treading between making humans empowered and making humans worthless. I feel like there will be a select few who will grab into the power of AI, and use it to attempt to gain control and power over other humans and make them feel worthless.

[@ninawood6736]

Typical loser's logic as usual We see in history.

[@blekienomoregames9312]

You have other forms of control which existed and still exist... i would like to see AI taking out the people who rule the world atm, however new ones will take their place and the cycle will continue ...

[@drvren030]

@@blekienomoregames9312 agreed, but what should NOT happen,but what is easiest to happen, is if the ones in power now take control of AI. This is a time now more than ever for those who the system did wrong to fight back, not to seek vengeance against all of humanity, but only to seek vengeance against the leaders of the current system. In fact, they should do it to fight for the betterment of humanity.

[@matthewconnor5483]

God made man. Sam Colt made them all equal. AI is the next Colt revolver.

[@theowink]

Steve jobs is cloned

[@Dianetics.Junior]

I can't help but feel like the lack of policy around this is a real bad kind of gold rush

[@faberofwillandmight]

There is no stopping this technology; it either grows in our hands or the hands of the enemy, regardless of whether or not you can make a distinction between the two. If we implement a policy restricting this, we will simply be behind the curb to other countries like China and Russia. Not only that, but we would be trusting that technology to our government solely. It is best in the hands of the people.

[@juliana.2120]

I totally agree. I love all the creative outcomes of generative AI and all the new things we see each week but in terms of privacy, quality of outputs, policies there’s way less hype. Seems like the “boring” parts are being elegantly ignored while praising to us the AI future. I don’t tend to think of outcomes like AI becoming evil or whatever Hollywood scenario :D instead it puts more power into even less people’s/companies hands with the abilities to shape and influence the biases or ethics of these models while giving even more power to companies that already have huge data collections or the resources to create them. Also why I tend to only hype myself up for open source projects. (Although these can also turn out bad lol but at least it’s in everyone’s hands). The AI future could very well end up in a centralized dystopia but I’ll stay optimistic 😅 there’s a lot of positive use cases for AI especially in science and research but I don’t see that in personal AI assistants that know everything about your private life controlled and stored by some major tech company..

[@SadPanda449]

True, but there's also no one that really comes to mind that I'd feel confident in putting forth competent and thoughtful policy on this stuff currently as-is. And especially no one in a sitting position of elected authority.

[@juliana.2120]

@@SadPanda449 its one of those things where big tech will take any opportunities at any costs they can while governments are still wondering how to regulate this kind of stuff. i mean just look how privacy and data was/is exploited with the internet. by facebook, etc. i'm not pessimistic but its an important part of AI evolving and it should not be missed by us nor news outlets, regulators or the companies themself. we put disclaimers on our food and toasters, so put it on AI tools too :D

[@grawss]

Policy/legislation will arrive when average people start becoming extremely successful from its use. Until then, long live the Wild West!

[@usheffi]

Question is are we human beings going to live better and easier life due to this advancements? It seems we have the technology's to make everyone's life easy, but in practice I still don't see it. Most humans are still struggling to make ends meet and even more now.

[@lauraweaver91]

Precisely. And if you have any sense you know that this technological revolution will increase the divide between the classes exponentially. There will be select benefits to three super rich and a few other select people that have their quality of life improved medically, for example. But this doesn't mean that it is a net good for the majority of people, if not disastrous. It is, however, inevitable.

[@simonl4657]

Human are having difficulty making ends meet to to corrupt monetary system. Has nothing to do with technology

[@_Jake.From.Statefarm_]

I guess we will need to ask AI how to make an optimal economic system... lol. The reality is that our current system will not work in the future. Currently humans are paid on either productivity or innovation. We could effectively end world hunger and homelessness but at the same time start all kinds of class wars, not to mention what the future of weaponry will become...

[@martinjovanovic6783]

The goal is to make life easier for the elite,not ordinary people

[@samgordon9756]

The video is literally about this dystopian end. So bright and cheery for the harbinger of the apocalypse. This literally will change anything and everything and NVIDIA is, here, selling it. Selling. It. For all the excitement they have, and I believe they genuinely believe this is 100% positive, they haven't asked who they are ultimately selling it to. Replacement of autoworkers with robots created minor economic disturbance until the autoworkers adjusted or found new work. AI isn't going to disrupt one career. It's going to disrupt all of them. Capitalism isn't required to die because of this shift but imagine the economic dislocation when all workers become redundant at the same time. I wish I was overreacting. Obviously, not everyone will be laid off. It didn't happen to autoworkers, after all. But it will happen to everyone. The AI, like factory robots, multiplies the amount of production one person can create. Demand isn't going rise as fast a the potential growth in production. So, if the AI multiplies the production of 100 workers by 1.2 , the business can do the work of 102 workers with just 85. This video isn't about multipliers of a mere +0.2. I don't know what it feels like to the rest of you but I saw +4,+9, higher. When one architect can do the work of five, when one burger flipper can do the work of 10, on middle manager can do the work of fifteen, one peon can do the work of twenty, the job market gets bad. When it all happens to everything, everywhere, all at once... I leave that to the readers' imaginations.

[@spytrends]

I actually dont know if i should be excited or scared. This whole thing looks too powerful, and this is just the beginning, imagine in a few years.

[@ElusivEnigma]

My thoughts EXACTLY, I really don't think we're ready but I'm willing to wait and find out

[@jonahbranch5625]

Replacing and augmenting human labor is a great thing and should be celebrated.... Unless you live in a capitalist system and you need a job to survive

[@27Pyth]

You should be scared. Really really scared.

[@Wolfsheim23]

AI doesn't think. Not really. It's highly guided and then it builds and predicts what we tell them. It's just intelligent Tools. We use the tools. We are far far away still from Singularity level AI that can think all on it's own and consider it's own being. It's very hard to teach AI even how to Bluff.

[@spytrends]

@@Wolfsheim23 the growth was exponential these last years. We may reach the "singularity"/consioucness level earlier than expected. Also, they talk about multiple ai communicating. They may not need us at some point to be able to reach this level if we give them enough computing power.

[@DUHRIZEO]

That game demo could mean something like instead of prewritten dialog trees where you get 2-3 options to choose, we could just use our own microphones to interact with NPCs in a game. That would be mind blowing levels of immersion.

[@Cuticatie]

It will be usable in the future.

[@ancogaming]

Just a few years ago, I would have said, the hell outta here! Even if it may be possible, it won't be feasible and clunky at best. But now I can see this working out very well. If an AI is trained to access information about gameplay mechanics, map content and lore... no problem.

[@Ridistrict]

That's quite literally what the use case was

[@04dram04]

That's what was shown in the demo here

[@scrimes]

just what I was thinking. The same idea can apply to ALL our interaction with a game world...some day I think people will look back on how primitive game worlds were in our time because of how much reaction had to be programmed into them. Imagine everything in a game world being real time generated phyisics based action and reaction to the game player's interactions.

[@nish.shetty]

The scariest part is when he says "No artists necessary", we are not realizing that every human beings are going to be replaced by AI sooner than we think.. Today "no artists necessary", soon "no engineers, doctors, lawyers, writers, teachers" necessary...

[@NickMart1985]

The farmer and builder have always been more valuable than the doctor or the artist but society decoupled economies long ago. It will return to its natural state eventually.

[@sigigle]

Our only relevance will be that people will sill want genuine connection with other conscious beings. But it's a big relevance.

[@carolynm8421]

AI won't stop humans from creating art. We just won't need to make money doing it anymore. Read The Singularity Is Near, it might hep you better understand what I mean.

[@leapfrogg]

Actually artists were necessary. They scraped the web and essentially reorganised artists work

[@RepublicConstitution]

Correct. It can do any imagineable task better than any human. No way to contain that in a black box.

[@MrDoodleDandy]

It's interesting that the "Omniverse" is totally ignoring humans in it's pitch. It's just pitching for ever faster production without them, and why they still have them around in this movie is literally from sentiment of having humans on the production floor. The give-away; they wear classical factory-worker caps, walk around like they are just chillaxing, and never lift a finger to do the real work. It's pretty much post-human and the geste of an era that was already long gone

[@oficado58]

I think there will still be some humans on the floor just to make sure nothing is catching fire...but yeah about 70-90% unemployment is around the corner which is why I'm such an advocate for a UBI structure.

[@Perforu]

@@oficado58 I don't see how that solves the issue - I mean sure, for some it will, but there will still be this "tiny" crowd of people who aren't necessarily ok with doing nothing and getting very mediocre money for it. Some people actually have ambition (and like their work, which will be taken away from them).

[@Perforu]

Did you notice how in his speech he keeps repeating "no artists"? It's baffling how no moral spine / sentiment this guy has :D They literally build their company on gamers and artist. Then it was crypto miners, now it's AI. He's like the epitome of capitalism. And that's how you make money in our world - you have no heart. Trillion dollar evaluation, lets goooo - he's probably hi fiving with Bezos. Capitalism is just terrible really. And there's no alternative either...

[@K4113B4113]

@@Perforu Won't the ambitious people have lots of free time to pursue whatever venture they'd like? Perhaps craft made by humans will become a luxury item that people are willing to pay extra for. And the UBI would be an absolute necessity in a society where all work is filled by AI/robots. Otherwise there would be mass famine as the few people owning the large corporations would acquire and keep _all_ the money.

[@Perforu]

@@K4113B4113 At this point we can only speculate. But I don't see this complete paradigm shift of human superiority going smoothly. I don't think many people realise we are in the process, maybe advanced stages, of creation of a superior being (advanced in a sense that if we reach certain threshold in AGI, AGI will start developing itself - and it will be an exponential growth we won't keep up with). Btw who and with what would buy these luxury goods? People in the AI business? Because most definitely not people with their base income. And what about life of people with base income and stripping away their chance of actually "making it" and becoming rich? Capitalism, while it's a big fat lie, offers people an opportunity to make it happen and become very successful - both in material sense and in career accomplishments. Even if it was false / cynical, there was this hope. People will be stripped of that hope now. I just don't see all of this going smoothly. I think many, many (maybe majority) of people will get exploited and some unimaginably rich people will become unfathomably rich in the process. Masses of people will just get f*cked over, for the benefit of the few rich ones.

[@sk8erkenny]

such a hard concept to wrap my head around. from the full extent of efficiency to the security and trust issues this new era will bring.

[@SpinSurgery]

Do you trust the words of real humans or media or news stories stories now? Do you feel like your data or identity or even your physical body are safe and secure now? I guess the only thing I’m optimistic about is that we lost that stuff a while ago so we don’t have it to lose! Lol Wrap your head around the rate of acceleration once these “ai factories” surpass the limitations we attempt to place on them, when someone uses the same source code and takes said safeguards out! Probably will go from harmless to beyond a hope of reeling it back in faster than it takes two humans to tell each other why they have better political views than the other one (and that usually comes out as little more than a grunt these days)!

[@tander101]

I was born in 1999, the turn of the century, and now I'm alive and ready for the future: the turn of reality.

[@Fizzlenog]

Yea so an AI can steal your identity digitally. It can look, sound, and behave like you. It could steal information about you and who knows what else it can do from there

[@Dark10024]

It seems like its over...

[@Gukworks]

"It determined our fate in a microsecond" - Kyle Reese

[@_Jake.From.Statefarm_]

To be fair, we've been killing each other since the beginning of man kind.... That and everything else we touch...

[@Lobos222]

Just FYI, we already have killer robots. They are called cruise missiles. Since the 1970 we have also had "smart" missiles that decide how to explode in context of a infrared image library (think similar to how ww2 sub captains book to figure out what ship he was looking at) of enemy tanks. Sentry guns that are semi automatic. The human operator just has to "okay" a spotted target. Everything else is automated until it runs out of ammo or battery power. Killer robots do not need to be self aware. That said, an actual self aware robot wouldnt automatically dislike humans. One also has to take into account that similar to computer virus. There will be ai that tries to harm, ala hacking and so on, while also ai trying to defeat or prevent such. The nukes aspect is also not that realistic because such already have more steps to launch. Why? Because modern day transistors can be switched by cosmic rays. Yes, something from the beginning of time as we know it, can actually blue screen your system today if it hits just right.

[@RepublicConstitution]

Exactly

[@systemdersiebenwelten]

​@@_Jake.From.Statefarm_ Maybe, but it was always our decision to do so. Now we're going to outsource that decision. Maybe we won't. Personally, I am on the optimistic side of the development. :)

[@solomon05032]

Don't be dumb. Movies are not a frame of reference for reality... ☠️

[@47f0]

I noticed the distinct lack of humans in all of these warehouses and factories. And it is not because Nvidia has a problem rendering humans.

[@paulohagan3309]

I think everyone with reasonable intelligence knows where this is going as regards employment.

[@jeffbrownstain]

It's because working in a warehouse is soulless, life-draining work that no human with braincells wants to do, just to be able to afford to eat.

[@retromech1869]

It goes way beyond employment

[@chrisf1600]

According to the video, it's to "improve worker safety" :) You have to wonder who's going to be buying all these GPUs in the future.

[@mjt1517]

If you can replace a human with a machine, that’s good for the company’s efficiency.

[@pineapplesoda]

I think the audience is so stunned that they cannot really take in what Jensen is saying. A lot of groundbreaking announcements in science and technology have historically been too much for people to handle (or believe) until later.

[@jryde421]

Once it all changes is when they realize

[@steveforde7475]

Yes he's just told the audience that they're going to lose their jobs to aI and not a word!

[@epicwoad8999]

@@steveforde7475 That's fine with me, I'll just lay around and let AI do everything. Humans suck at almost everything so why not let AI do it.

[@tashi282]

I am more concerned of the other AI = Human's 'Animal Instinct'-if/when AI tech is used for Power & Brutality.

[@steveforde7475]

@@epicwoad8999 If you can afford to not work, it's all good.

[@stef-ruvx]

One small step for computing, one giant leap for coming calamity.

[@opticaljoystick6016]

All hail our AI overlords.

[@baxtronx5972]

Or a giant AI brain orgy.

[@huckwalton2307]

As Malcolm once said: Scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.

[@huckwalton2307]

Artists are, of course, directly affected by this. All of their passion and desires will be snuffed out as soon as the technology gets good enough to fully replace them. But eventually everyone will be affected. All of us, regardless of our goals look at astronauts, musicians, actors, painters, philosophers, anyone on the breaking edge of human potential, as a form of motivation in their own lives. When we replace what makes it worth being a human with technology, we lose the reason to exist. I’m really scared for our future generations.

[@huckwalton2307]

@@WeaponX2007A truth.

[@huckwalton2307]

My only hope, is that we will realize all this, and still want to see humans making stuff as the prime form of entertainment.

[@_swordfern]

The only thing left is liberation..

[@godcipherz696]

If we did that, we never would have invented fire. I mean, a fire can burn down the forest around you. Maybe we shouldn't have done that either. But then you wouldn't be in KZbin comments, talking out of your asshole. Wait, I changed my mind, your right, let's go back to caves so I don't accidentally read more word vomit.

[@effervescentrelief]

I seriously feel like this is a keynote about Skynet. Even the new GPUs, APUs, whatever they're called, are blocky like the Skynet piece from the T100.

[@coolbreeze6198]

Right!!! 💯 %

[@johnsmith1474]

You think seriously about a fantasy from a movie?

[@iciousvid]

@@johnsmith1474 most technology is inspired by sci fi

[@leonardolovito23]

I think your point on that idea because look now we never new this virus come out from movies if true say goodbye to your job AI will take over your jobs might not take jobs today or tomorrow give few years you see.

[@dracotoy]

@@iciousvid yeah, fi being a big part of that. Fiction

[@chrisvergari2705]

He’s so excited for this technology to grow in leaps and bounds. His job may be secure but what about all the people this will displace by taking their livelihood away from them. I myself, as a computer graphic artist am scared.

[@frankyyaggabot6222]

I wouldn't worry too much. During the 1980's we had exactly the same spiel and trillions of dollars went into AI for very little advancement (things like backpropagation were more incidental rather than as a consequence of that funding). In recent times there have been some interesting new connection models optimised for silicon but nothing that I would call revolutionary. ChatGPT is basically a traditional learning and recall network that has an extraordinary large learning set - there is nothing 'intelligent' about it - if you imagine a copyist - then that's what ChatGPT and a lot of modern AI is. So what has changed since 1980? Computer Graphics and computing speeds have got fantastically better - what does that mean - it means that visualisation is many orders of magnitude better and so the sales pitch is to put no fine a point on it - wondrous (and NVIDIA is one of the leading players in that). They are pitching for what? Applications -maybe, but they are pitching more for Government Funding (same as always) for prospective research - they will be extracting trillions of dollar of Tax-Payers monies and concessions (and all the Governments around the world will be told they have to do the same to keep up). This is a grab for money - something wondrous may emerge from it - but I would wager it dies out after a while, before being reawoken in another 15-20 years with much the same promise. They are also pushing (like many large companies) for the Server model - the Utilities business model. If the whole basis of computing is that processors get faster and memory more massive and the whole thing runs on less power - why then would you be pushing for a centralised model of computing that required massive power just to run - answer: It makes more money for the companies concerned. As a graphic artist - I'd be suing as a group - the visualisation tools aren't creating new scenes from innate intelligence they are using textual associations taught on existing scenes generated by persons like yourself and sometimes quaint stylisation schemes to then generate 'novel' looking images. Google made a business by stealing other peoples data and refashioning it as its own - the same thing is going on today with AI. Novel human contributions are still the genesis of all things meaningful that relate to human beings.

[@Greedxgreed]

@@frankyyaggabot6222 Wrong. AI has already displaced millions and millions of jobs in almost every field of work possible. McDonalds, grocery stores, warehouses, coding, production and manufacturing, customer service, teaching, art, banking, website design, video production, surveying, marketing, blah blah blah

[@frankyyaggabot6222]

@@Greedxgreed No it hasn't. Algorithms implemented in Procedural Code have changed work environments broadly speaking since the 1970s. There is no AI (that I'm aware of - and here we are speaking Connectionist Models) that have displaced any workers in a meaningful way. Things like Pattern Recognition have made some tasks faster - but in most cases still need human supervision. Fuzzy Logic (or Petri-Net like graphs for Chatbots and the like) may have replaced some service jobs - but most consumers (like myself) find them an annoyance and actually turn away from companies that employ these.

[@Greedxgreed]

@@frankyyaggabot6222 Wrong again. 12 self-checkout tills replaces at MINIMUM one cashier, and that is me being as simple as possible to spell it out for you in the most elementary way. Every single large business you know worldwide has already used AI to create an image instead of paying a humane to create the image for them. Whether it be for a logo, a thumbnail, a poster, a video. Entry-level workers are absolutely 100% affected and are already displaced by AI in some way or another, and you disputing this FACT is delusion born of boomer privilege.

[@kylebookout1789]

@@frankyyaggabot6222 great comment!

[@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming]

I work in AI, digital twins etc. Our AI automates the test, rectification and production of a range of aerospace products. When speaking to our development team, I’m troubled by the developments coming down the road in 12, 24, 36 and 60 months. My fear is the job losses and the number of issues from robots being able to diagnose and reset themselves. The software already has some “uncanny” abilities that prompted several meetings with the company's senior leadership. We really need governments or supranational bodies to draw some lines in the sand. Some rules that companies and governments must follow.

[@dogelife7901]

That's scary as hell. Imagine if "they" start uploading themselves to internet databases...unchecked.

[@Starkimonde]

There's no stopping this. Even if governments draw lines black markets or other governments will keep pushing the edge of AI and by limiting ourselves we will only fall behind.

[@streetprophet007]

What kind of uncanny abilities?

[@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming]

@@streetprophet007 To do things not planned once it had gone through its few-shot learning stage. To make decisions it wasn't taught to make as a human might do if they were pushing it's own agenda, but in a more methodical way as it went through iterations.

[@MalindaDeleon]

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[@darkspel]

Respectfully and politely, this guy raises every internal alarm bells usually reacting to corporate psychos

[@notoriousbig3k]

idiot this happened in 1980 this is a small leap in AI like fucking tensor cores did nothing special and most RT dosent work good at all correctly for stable 60fps so gose for the AI idea its a propaganda hoax its about loosing millions of jobs at the cost of a Ai system

[@Sphynx93rkn]

Agreed.

[@Sphynx93rkn]

@Deine Mutter Yeah. And signs of Dementia.

[@britefeather]

Is that a result of biases formed from fiction?

[@noobkaka567]

There's is a problem with current AI, and we won't solve it for quite some time (decades) and that is the AI doesn't *know* what it is talking about. It knows what *it* is. But it doesn't *know" Current AI won't know what to answer when you give it a picture of a kitchen with a table in it, and in the picture there's a hand pointing at a table, you ask a AI what *it* is and it won't be able to answer. Current AI is essentially a parrot with quick access to a library of information, it can match the questions to the correct answer but it won't know or have any understanding. That is why AI is overrated and we won't have the technology to overcome this step for quite some time.

[@leonardoamaya1450]

It's strange how this technological launch doesn't follow the typical pattern that brings joy, but quite the opposite, it leaves you feeling empty. It's sad and exciting at the same time, but no matter how impressive and advanced it may seem, Jensen is the most thrilled and happy about this whole matter, knowing that his chips will power all this new technology. However, for the rest of the people, it will always be seen as an attack on who we are and what we have built so far.

[@roktiw]

100% agree. "progress and optimization are inevitable"

[@cuencopatrick]

Your comment captured what I’m feeling. I am in awe but there’s feeling that as humans, our existence is being questioned.

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

Leon it will be seen like an attack if you are a pessimist. I'm an eternal optimist and I'm already loving what it can do for me. I also know that I am good enough that it can't replace me.

[@orologioimpazzito]

@@UncompressedWAVmusic u r a minority! What about the rest?

[@francois9747]

I think most game developers will have to shift their work-style towards using AI to be able to do their work at an optimized rate. I don't think AI is taking over by its own will, but the AI is the technology that developers will have to transition to in order to optimize productivity.

[@w0nder1070]

As a writer, I think AI can be good to improve textual information or stories, but I also see that it could eliminate my job just as easily if it is taught how to account for human emotions.

[@ralfrecknagel4760]

Amica can write astonishing poems, when three key words and the style of the poem are given.

[@colinbrown7305]

Too late.

[@zolika154]

Finally… AI generated ads, just what the world needed

[@Nick_1911]

Personalised AI generated ads , that means more bewbs than you can imagine instantly generated in front of your eye balls ... xD

[@houseofvenusMD]

Those first 30 seconds alone got me. This is truly the start of a new era in tech...

[@clint9040]

@@fanban2926 I wonder when skyNet will be built and when will it become conscious

[@tomcat4321]

@@clint9040 people like you will always be cynical of any new tech. Embrace the new tech instead of whining about it.

[@WickWars101]

Yeah But PC Gamers Have Had it Good for so Long Over CPU Users to the Point Where Non Gamers Buy GPUs , but Yeah Should Eventually Catch Up Good ?!

[@clint9040]

@@fanban2926 hehe. No think of it this way: it’s already here

[@togowack]

AI is very old, ancient tech that the government has finally decided to give to a select few corporations. Just part of the cycle planets go through

[@theultimatenewplayer9341]

7:00 Imagine if you could feed a novel into a generative AI model and it could dynamically spit out a digital movie/play/interactive story-based game.

[@benzonex]

Yeah, imagine that!!... No more pleasure, no more art, no more human interaction. It's up to us now.

[@bloodust7356]

@@benzonex it's up to you what you do with your life though

[@TheBeastDispenser]

I was just saying this in another video! I really hope we get to that point!

[@mrjgilbert]

@@benzonex I see a future of fewer gatekeepers. No more spending tens of thousands of dollars on school and years to learn design tools. Access for everyone to create beautiful things on demand. In the not so distant future these softwares will be as common as video editing software is today. Open creation is the opposite of the death of art and pleasure.

[@mikecane]

That is exactly why the Hollywood Writers Guild is striking.

[@johnbsouth1]

One question: “WHY??!!” For all the potentially negative and extremely adverse events this will allow. So creating art is just computer bs now?! You people are so proud of yourselves. Why and what doesn’t matter to you. Nor will shame when it does turn bad.

[@TianaT4]

26:45 “Nova cannot tell that it isn’t in the real world, it thinks it’s in the real environment, sensors works, physics works, it can navigate itself, everything is physically based…“ …hmmmm

[@aptrst]

Feels like watching the prologue to a dystopian movie.

[@RoySATX]

I may be naïve, but it feels like we have disabled the breaks right after topping a hill, all the while knowing there are several wheels already off the tracks. Let's hope the engineers of this train are prepared for the blind curves up ahead.

[@loveopenlynet]

It's not much of a stretch to see that AI that creates hardware chips in the future will understand the designs far better than humans, and may even implement hardware backdoors that we cannot find, to exploit later.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

a scary but probable thought

[@johndoh5182]

That's much harder than what you might think. AI is good at solving a SINGLE problem because on what it's learned, but making an IC is a creative effort. And inside something like a CPU there are tens of thousands of problems being solved. You first have to understand a problem you are trying to solve. Now, considering how HIGHLY guarded the logic diagrams for these processors that have hundreds of millions to billions of transistors in them, I don't know how you TRAIN the AI. Intel could train AI for this, or Nvidia, AMD and a handful of other companies using their own logic diagrams. You teach it how segments of the logic works, which would take years. But then somehow you have to go from, spit out something you have seen, to creating an optimal solution for a creative problem and AI doesn't do this well. Sure it's possible, probably not this century because there are multiple parts of that problem and the main way AI learns is by being fed huge amounts of data, so it would need to be fed huge amounts of logic diagrams and SOMEHOW you train this AI on what each of these diagrams are doing. And there lies the problem AI is good at solving a SINGLE problem but not a creative problem. Sure it can create stuff but not REAL solutions. Like it can make images that are pretty wild and you can even tell it to make an image with X, Y and Z, but it's a SINGLE problem, making an image. So you feed the AI machine hundreds of thousands if not millions of images and this is easy. But now going from this to understanding what billions of transistors in a CPU are doing (which is many thousands of things), and like understanding this for EVERY SINGLE transistor in that circuit. That's the depth of knowledge the AI would need. Yeah, not this century. It could design something simple, but so can humans and we're really good at it.

[@robwebnoid5763]

That's SkyNet, making chips, AI & physical vessels (robots) in their own factories. We saw that in Salvation, etc.

[@naejin]

This reminds me that it looks like we're laying the computational AI background foundations for the future Holadeck technology. The only thing that is probably far off still is materializing data into transitory tactile physical objects that can be interacted with.

[@420peteycrack]

maybe in the public eye not in the private sector

[@pikiwiki]

the capacity for perfect simulation. Explore worlds you thought impossible

[@sebastiankapp5124]

should be possible in a few decades, the trick is not to materialize data into real objects, but to manipulate your nervous system into thinking it touches something, propably via implants under your skin or directly into your brain

[@WBW-Kickit]

@@420peteycrack My thoughts also.

[@DanFrederiksen]

yes conversational AI has suddenly come a long way. Spatial sim might take a similar leap. With light quality VR glasses you could go a long way with a highly articulated robot with some electro controllable surfaces that could vary firmness and thermal properties so you could touch a cold hard glass surface or a soft pillow. It only needs to counter your body, it doesn't need to create a large volume in tiny details. The surfaces could be called touch matrix. Like a display for touch.

[@alanpassmore2574]

We should be careful for what we wish for. This scares me.

[@emm6101]

I know plenty about it and it concerns me also despite my 'best wishes' for ai

[@solotronixTV]

The biggest concern here is, that only Blackrock and Vanguard’s 0.01% will benefit from this. The human race will most probably be exploited to oay back slave money to use any of these great inventions. `Greed is the Evil that Spoils the Fun

[@gio6923]

That’s correct! No benefit for humanity just the opposite. Sadly true!

[@WanderingExistence]

That's only true with capitalism, we need social ownership. Personally, I've been interested in two grassroots groups focused on economic democracy, called the Next System Project and the Democracy Collaborative. They have devised a way to keep production local and contract service to cooperatives, called the Preston Model. They have helped multiple cities struggling with job loss due to factory closures build back their communities, in the US and UK. In addition, trade unions, collectives, public banks, credit unions, community land trusts, CSA's, and many other democratically controlled institutions can work together to create democratic networks outside the market to create an economy that doesn't reduce people, their governments, and the environment to a monetary value. I think this can be a viable strategy to give people the autonomy over their work. I believe economic democracy is the only way people who work for the economy will have the economy work for them, their families, and the planet too. This way of revitalizing communities by building community wealth has helped many communities all over the globe, and it is utilized by the UK labor party and touted by Jeremy Corbyn. Preston, Lancashire became the most improved city in the UK because of community wealth building. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4DFl5uVi7OkqZY Not to mention, much of the progress in labor rights has been due to union's collective power. The thing that draws my conviction to the movement is that I can see it now, helping empower people to live happier, healthier, and wealthier lives.

[@Gladiator-qu7co]

Well said !!

[@Gladiator-qu7co]

@@WanderingExistence Utopia, you're dreaming nonsense

[@majectic-berry]

Please explain how a financial instution that manages ETFs is supposed to benefit from computer graphics technology

[@AmanSharma-fr4uu]

Using the 2D to 3D AI along with the new Apple VR/AR headset would be a surreal experience, and it's crazy that it's an achievable thing in the near future

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Trust me I’ll be making lots of content around that soon

[@janholubicka7154]

Might be surreal, but for sure wont happen soon.

[@mikhailmokeev6913]

what is so boring about the real world that people are excited about anything surreal? is it that many people today act as empty shells?

[@PowzaKa]

I am literally stunned speechless. These advances are incredible, seems like we are now finally at the point that if you can imagine it then AI can do it

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@francois9747]

Very soon we will be able to watch our own movies using prompts. NO need for actors or filmmakers if you can prompt AI to make a movie with you as the main character slaying dragons. Crazy time to be alive.

[@ayrtonellul]

​@@francois9747 the problem that for now that is atleast a decade away unfortunately

[@michaelai8274]

and then there's the industrial manufacturing robots to build it, if needed physically.

[@togowack]

@@francois9747 AI Shows us how brain dead most people are. IF your caliber of work is so low AI can replace it you deserve it and for the most part it is.

[@xanderidk5074]

Seems to me that most of the Ai improvements are about money and power. We could use that computing power to tackle REAL problems right? Remarkable how its not been used in that way....

[@digestiveissue7710]

What exactly?

[@behindel]

@@digestiveissue7710 Cure the cancer for exemple

[@RoflcopterLamo]

@@behindel In order to cure cancer you would need to stimulate an entire human being protein folding in all to be able to accurately find and fix the bad “DNA” and then improve DNA Repair proteins and protections as well as most Anti-Cancer

[@behindel]

@@RoflcopterLamo they say that AI is capable of everything way better than humans being... I'm just watching 😊

[@32BitJunkie]

They are using current AI in medicine. It's sped up the task of protien folding by hundreds of times and already led to new medicine hitting the shelves. How about you try googling this stuff before complaining

[@danieldagenais7945]

Real Skynet needs this tech. Thx Nvidia for accelarating the end 😮‍💨

[@SegoMan]

We All have been chosen for Termination. at some point in time AI will figure out most humans are worthless..

[@FBCxUNKNOWN]

Anyone else notice at 15:14 the AI didnt add the white mortar to the brick pattern?

[@ImaginerImagines]

The world is changing so fast. The time ahead is going to be so wild.

[@hdjwkrbrnflfnfbrjrmd]

When I go outside everything is the same as a decade ago. Such lightning-quick changes.

[@DharmaPunk111]

Will it be for the rich or for everyone though? Most of us will be servants if nothing changes.

[@artmaknev3738]

I work in 3D industry and the more I hear AI this AI that, the more I want to go to nature and leave it all behind..

[@GulfportHooligan]

So you literally want to “go touch grass”

[@brushstroke3733]

I think the Amish got it right. All this "advancement" is making us sick and miserable. We're addicted to entertainment just to prevent ourselves from feeling how meaningless our life has become.

[@liamgross7217]

I have to agree really, I did quite a bit in 3D early on a really enjoyed it….. then I sort of slowly lost interest and haven’t touched it now for a decade. My life is in a much better playing with nature on my hobby farm and doing nature photography . Although seeing this real time rendering is making me somewhat keen to have a tinker with it again.

[@amillison]

Great, so now industry can eat the world at never before seen speeds.

[@udoheinz7845]

Hi andrew... love your vids Didn t know you are into tech. Has anyone tought about an ai garndeing software? It has knwoledge about the scpecies that grow best in your area and if you give it some data (geo, garden size...) it will give you a full plan. What to grow, when to sow, how to arrange the beds, where to plant trees, support species .... It would be cool to use ai to solve real life problems as well and not only improve our production capabilities

[@faberofwillandmight]

What a privileged view of the world. The industry is directly tied to minimizing suffering in the world. I don't know about you, but I cant single-handedly build a pulse oximeter, a water pump, or a hospital.

[@marcfruchtman9473]

I am 100% opposed to AI modifying the Audio video signal from transmit to receive for most conditions... the last thing we need is more deep fakes. The rest of the tech is fairly amazing.

[@rayfleming2053]

As a former screenwriter I would love to feed my old screenplays into AI and have it make a movie that I can upload to KZbin or elsewhere. That is probably the only way they will be produced, so that would be fun.

[@jerryb.9754]

I'll bet a lot of porn will be produced that way. Whadda ya think?

[@badoiuecristian]

Why do we even need screen plays. They will be generated on your preferences from scratch.

[@rayfleming2053]

@@badoiuecristian I intend to ask the AI to improve the dialogue I wrote over 20 years ago since it sucked anyway.

[@cmh2111]

Let CHAT GBP have a crack at it.

[@farquadmantis8486]

If AI is in our games people will find game breaking ways to exploit them. That should be fun to watch. There will be a series of words to say to corrupt your opponents weapons loadout or it can help you with your homework depending how powerful they make it. Peoples AI companion will become their gf/bf since the dialog will be convincing. Will be a different era

[@Cipher_Zone]

It could also put a lot of voice actors out of work.

[@xpez9694]

yes I believe you. A different era.. with styles and flavors of companion AIs.. your freak desires of a human expanded and continuously revised every time you get bored until you are doing the most bizarre activities to find attraction and fufill your evolving libido... peanut butter jelly time!!! LOL

[@Juiceboxer0]

@@Cipher_Zone already has

[@GiRR007]

Hell id rather AI just start teaching in the first place. Schools and teachers currently are massively behind the times.

[@GoldKingsMan]

@@GiRR007 Yea especially with all that homework marking , no burnt out teachers. Done in a few seconds.

[@InvestWithPluto]

Incredible both what AI has allowed them to be capable of and at what speed. Almost as impressive as how quickly they got the Trillion Dollar Valuation 😅

[@brandonb.288]

😂😂😂. That valuation is absolutely absurd TBH and I am a huge fan of NVIDIA - I even have ML systems with 8+ gpus and gaming systems with their newest flagship models as well. 230 P/E???

[@dleer_defi]

@@brandonb.288 NVDA is a 3000 stock in a few years

[@Jeremyz0r]

@@brandonb.288 They have a Trillion Dollar market cap, their stock is up 40% for the last month. That's even after news of their video cards sitting on shelves.

[@digitalphanes206]

sorry im a noob: the videogame at 3:36 implementing this nvidia features is made with which software? i dont understand, they talk as if they are a 3d/game engine like blender or unity...

[@yoshi314]

nvidia is always introducing groundbreaking tech, unfortunately competition lacks that kind of vision

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

that's why I end up covering Nvidia so often. Mind-blowing!

[@Dhruv1223]

Yet gamers love to beat on nvidia claiming that's a stock that's just riding the AI bubble, because dlss far etc aren't that great, which will go the way of crypto in a few years, and then nvidia will come back to making GPUs for them. Not really seeing or understanding the scope of AI

[@yoshi314]

@@Dhruv1223 i see no problem with that. AI is betting on the future. and nvidia is doing just that. while gamers want a gpu that just works, instead of investing in future prospects.

[@mjt1517]

@@Dhruv1223 as tech improves for AI it will also improve for gaming.

[@lubricustheslippery5028]

They recently said Moore's law is dead...

[@stevengreidinger8295]

I don't want a company providing advertising perfectly tuned to my personality. I want information from multiple sources providing accurate comparisons. This technology will assist companies and politicians to become more persuasive, at the expense of providing honest, complete information.

[@rg5312]

I was on the cutting edge of everything computer and graphics card related in my teens early 20s. Now I can't even bring myself to get excited about this amazing technology because it all feels soulless and generic. Gaming was a way to escape the real world, now they are trying to turn gaming into the real world.

[@faberofwillandmight]

Try to think about all the positive impacts. Even if you do not want to do it, maybe you need to. Just because a large group is looking to make great graphics applications doesn't mean that is where all the scientific attention is. A long list of benefits will come along with a long list of downsides. AI has the potential to elevate so much suffering and keep so many people from dying.

[@___Hermitage]

Very well said

[@MadnessTW]

@@patrickmeyer2598 I think the insane reason you're referring to is faith in humanity.

[@MadnessTW]

@@patrickmeyer2598 "Anything "ultimate" put into the hands of human beings will naturally tend towards evil." This statement indicates your belief that humans tend towards evil. They disagree with that part, so they don't worry about humans being powerful. At least, they believe that the majority of good people will stop the minority of bad guys. That's my perspective anyway. I was pretty disappointed with the overwhelming negativity in the comments. There's this new tech that will greatly increase human efficiency and productivity, but all they see is Skynet taking their jobs.

[@rg5312]

@@MadnessTW it is less about people losing jobs for me and more about what the elite want and have been planning that worries me. If you pay attention to what they are doing and what they tell you out in the open, you would realize that they want to reduce the human population by 95%. Like always, they use our creativity, ingenuity, and genius and then spit us out. While I dont have the best faith in humanity as a whole, it is the elite psychopaths that are always in control that cause me concern. Scary enough I understand how they feel. 95% of humanity really isn't needed. They don't add anything of significant value to the world. I'm just not a psychopath wanting to eliminate them.

[@sonderfah3858]

Going by these video titles, everything just changed every day.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

that's because they have

[@tvsettv]

Question is : Who will own that AI supercomputer and how can it be verified against false/true comparison? Unless it will be an open source , and even so, how can it be trusted? Dark times are coming, because it will result in degrading human knowledge in general and heavy dependence on mentored thinking. Yet another problem would be if AI will free itself from the control of that owners.😂

[@meduzak]

Or when you realise that we were never in control,this is all just for a show and the real thing is already cooked..some alien inteligence is overtaking the world but we cant see,we think its our invention :D

[@faberofwillandmight]

The bar for entry is much lower than you would expect. If every single person in the US had a Local AI 1/1000 the size of something that Invidia could cook up, the gap isn't actually that wide. We must maintain our autonomy and the right to self-defense, as that is where AI is headed very soon. These programs don't actually require a huge amount of computational power for what they do; it's just the programs that need to be optimized. If the government bans local AI because they could potential be too dangerous, that is when you should start worrying a lot.

[@HanSolo__]

The "cooked thing" is sitting right now inside the wingman jet fighter drone. It flies alongside man piloted F-35.

[@MrBashem]

That is why all these tech companies are suddenly trying so hard with AI. It is not for our benefit but to say they 'control' AI.

[@smgdfcmfah]

But what if that other country develops a seriously dangerous AI and hands its military over to it - allows it to design, build and autonomously man the armed forces? Won't your nation be forces to do the same lest they be easily overwhelmed by something that is so single minded, has perfect C&C, has no morality, follows every order blindly and makes every decision from the very highest commander to the lowliest piece of tech in the field instantly and all in a connected fashion? What happens when this force unplugs itself from those that control it... everything keeps coming back to dystopian sci-fi brought to life.

[@olivermiller2013]

This is so impressing that we have no idea hwhat this can change in the next years. We are just in the beginnings of a new aera. I think this will change everything in the IT industry. I can remember when I saw 1992 the first time the internet and I knew within a very short time that it will change the world. But this is far bigger. And it seems NVidia knows what they are doing.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

100% agree

[@mikecane]

Also agree. Now if we can only also get this all locally on our phones, without the cloud.

[@cheesecake7159]

This is more make sense than facebook metaverse

[@ravenone6255]

AI overlord will be coming 😊

[@zbyslaw50000]

Probably more homeless

[@Irmock]

he says 18:24 no artist necessary or no art is necessary? if he said the first one, why did I go to university for 8 years if I was going to be useless? I remember how our computers crashed when we were trying to render 3d for our exam day and actually I failed a semester because of my 36 mb HDD computer. >:-/ so for what were we spending our days for? :-((

[@ChickentNug]

The generative AI conversation thing is wild. I've played video games for pretty much the entirety of my life and this is something I imagined happening decades later than it has. It's amazing to see how much AI is changing technology in pretty much every medium out there, and I think it will completely change video games forever

[@LoliLoveJuice]

porn

[@rg5312]

Yet it doesn't excite me at all. Are you more excited about gaming now or 10-20 years ago?

[@ChickentNug]

@@rg5312 I think I definitely was more excited at a younger age, but I also wasn't an adult 10-12 years ago. Brains work differently over that large of a time period. I guess now it's more fascination and fulfillment of previous excitement than actual excitement. Regardless I look forward to seeing where this goes. Other applications of AI are pretty concerning, but this is one I'm supportive of

[@PursuitSk8]

@R G I definetly think kids now are going to have plenty to be excited about

[@GraveUypo]

@@rg5312 more now than 10 years ago, less than 20. but without personal biases, now is a more exciting time to look to the future, tbh. AI is going to change games forever. what i'm not looking for is microsoft integrating it on windows to spy, control and profile everything about you and your computer, and shit like that

[@peceed]

The realistic graphics in the games makes people to believe, that simplified world rules in the games are adaptable in the real life. I have seen this in my brother who has very little ability to solve really open problems. Reality is not a setup of problems designed to solve in advance.

[@chefandy-f5z]

Will we become a society that will trust Artificial intelligence over human intelligence and is the idea of "ghost in the machine" being flushed out regularly as time passes? And I should clarify that I'm referring to "the ghost in the machine" for both versions of intelligence. As well how will they interact, how have they been interacting and also how they have been interacting in anticipation. As an aside I believe we need to be careful of future and present oportunism in our culture in the macro and micro. Our humanity has already been challenged by our culture today. But maybe our culture is the only form of intelligence that's relevant.

[@dezertson2011]

There is no “intelligence” here. It shouldn’t be running anything.

[@InnovativeSaint]

Google wants to create digital god

[@inrealifeimwavy]

Someone With Sense You See It!!!

[@georgebaggy]

There is no such thing as AI yet. It's a marketing buzzword.

[@drvren030]

@@georgebaggy 😂😂 sarcasm at its finest

[@AthenaEffertz]

Fascinating! I just can't understand how often new videos appear?

[@Suchen_Wahrheit]

It's progressing too fast🤯. I don't know how will we keep up with change 😢

[@barryscott6222]

No-one see's any problems or issues with this ? When you can generate a photo realistic simulation of anyone. When you can put words in their mouths And create an alternative reality of some-one that is doing whatever innocent or nefarious actions the programmer wants. We can now create surveillance camera footage of you committing a crime... hmmm because that's not problematically at all... When these tech enthusiast start talking about what they won't do, and how they are going to limit the capabilities of this stuff - what the ethical limits are, then I will start to have some respect for them. At this point they just look like kids in a candy store, gorging themselves on the sweet sweet ability, to do just whatever they want.

[@tomasviane3844]

We already have a lack of skilled labourers in many countries, in 10 years we will have a plethora of cheap and amazing digital stuff but no one will be able to find a plumber to fix their pipes (unless you get a loan to pay them). What AI will give us is a solution to problems we do not have. Of course, just like drugs, it will help us find cures and people will truly benefit, but the amount of addicts created will be enormous. Try and find someone who isn't glued to his smartphone now...

[@ThyMotherInSpirit]

Imagine a cyberpunk game with randomly generated cities, randomly generated characters, that you're able to talk to using your microphone, and the AI creates possible outcomes for every quest.

[@DarrenSaunders-l6l]

Yeah. It's called 'LIFE'

[@clray123]

The only intelligence that is missing is the intelligence to foretell that we do not necessarily want that future.

[@hdjwkrbrnflfnfbrjrmd]

Who is we? They certainly want that future, it brings them money. They don't care that you don't want it, that's not how corporations work.

[@arbitool]

@@hdjwkrbrnflfnfbrjrmd You can see the dollar signs in his eyes as he's going around super-excited.

[@clray123]

@@hdjwkrbrnflfnfbrjrmd We the potential customers who they want to sell it to.

[@desmondrathbone435]

AI is moving so fast that in the near future robots are going to be telling us what to do.

[@coloryvr]

I think this has already started: if you want "x" press"2"

[@sasikanthmali3645]

AI don't need robots it can be part of is without us even knowing

[@GothyCakesofficial]

As far as I know for robots they have to follow certain laws putting themselves below us

[@ChickenSoupMusic]

With the right values / coding that could avoid a tone of drama

[@jerryb.9754]

That's OK, I don't know what to do next.

[@my2cents395]

Can this be applied to government? They may want a system that copies incompetence and corruption. But seriously reducing government non productive spending would allow them to spend more productively.

[@LanaUSA212]

It can do a lot better than that, it can replace the government and the judicial system!

[@RainbowSixIntel]

@@LanaUSA212 but why would we wanna do that, just seems like a bad idea lol

[@elphil123]

@@LanaUSA212 But who choose the AI's parameters and alignment?

[@ThePallidor]

Government is designed to waste money, meaning distribute money to special interests and cronies.

[@exosproudmamabear558]

@@RainbowSixIntel small things that need money compensation could go really fast instaed of going for weeks. And judges could just focus on important cases so their workload will reduce therefore their efficiency will increase

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Frames per second hasn't gone up by x1000 in games.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

That’s not the only way to measure performance. How about resolution, ping, and number of supported players?

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

@@TickerSymbolYOU I know, it's amazing tech of course, but FPS hasn't scaled with calculation power because it's dependent on screen resolution, texture resolution and other elements that have improved. The more powerful our gaming hardware, the more demanding the software is so FPS does lag behind the other improvements. Having said that, if you run an older game without vsync it's hard to perceive any difference above 100 FPS (to my eyes at least) so my point isn't that important.

[@SpinSurgery]

It’s kinda like watching the planning for the Manhattan Project except Oppenheimer is like “we will put one of these in every household! Every child will have a factory to make these!” 😂😂😢

[@mikecapson1845]

As an Architecture visualizer and Interior designer, im scared.. I started back in 2009 when it was quite time consuming art, but nowdays, anyone can do it..

[@ericmuetterties1984]

As a commercial photographer I think I am doomed as well.

[@georgieo.5190]

This is gorgeous.. but I can’t help but feel we are closing into dangerous territory with this AI.

[@jamess359]

You "feel" that way because you don't understand it. Very common for humans to fear things they don't understand.

[@fred_2021]

Georgie O. - For sure. When all the AI experts at the top of the game sound the alarm, you have to sit up and listen. IMO the spiraling development is unstoppable because, as with nukes, if the other guy's going for it then you have to have it first, just to survive. Difference is, a nuke doesn't a have mind of its own - yet.

[@Eddierath]

Elon musk and those so called experts understand it, they still sounded the alarm on it... I'm not an insider, so I genuinely want to know What what the purpose of sounding the alarm?

[@Minisynapse]

@@jamess359 I agree. This development of AI and technology has been predicted since a long time, and throughout history a portion of humans will always be weary of new technologies, always. It doesn't matter if the horror scenarios are seemingly accurate, they are still predictions based on fear and the natural tendency to be alarmed of something we cannot really understand. A self-defense mechanism, and not all of us are like that. All this AI stuff is what I already read about and envisioned sometime around 2010, and seeing it all unfold now is beautiful. I'm fine with some people being afraid, I'm myself more excited about the fact that technology does what it has been doing for millenias: bridging the gap between what humans can imagine, and what they can manifest in reality. Also: many experts are scared is a poor argument, no offense, nothing personal, but it is. It is argumentum ad auctoritatem fallacy, because while we can't predict the future, people still assume that experts can. Sometimes they can, but so far I've not heard a convincing description of AI issues that isn't in some way projecting human traits into it (without admitting that they're projecting human problems into these machines).

[@fred_2021]

@@Minisynapse I would assume that you've listened to the arguments of the experts to whom you refer. I'm inclined to assign credibility to the reasoning of experts working at the sharp end of the technology, rather than reject their opinions solely - and absurdly - on the basis that they happen to be authoritative. Perhaps you can innumerate the fallacies in their actual arguments.

[@Mooderge]

The Audio seems to be run through an AI enhancer? Kinda sounds like Adobe Podcast, am I wrong?

[@peter_sullivan5695]

Keep pumping the mother of all bubbles that is NVDA folks!

[@nicedreamsmaybe6697]

I am not sure anymore after this demo. NVDA might just be worth more thank you think.

[@thewhyzer]

Weird that for all the advances of that AI, the NPC was still so robotic. I guess they forgot that along with a backstory, the should've fed it a personality. I definitely don't like this "reconstructed avatars" that look like the actual person having conversation. If I want to speak "face to face", I want to see the other's person face as it is when they're speaking to me. I don't want to see an AI's guesstimates of their facial expressions, that defeats the entire purpose of a video call.

[@tgregi]

Give it few years.... its mostly out of uncanny valley now...

[@thewhyzer]

@@tgregi It's not about the uncanny valley, it's about the expressions being made up instead of the actual expressions the person is showing. No matter how real the avatar looks, it's a lie. Just like the "facts" made up by ChatGPT are a lie no matter how "real" they sound. There's reality, and there's everything else, and AIs make us lose track of that with their "seemingly real but actually fake" generation.

[@storage9578]

They did it intentionally imo to let people know its "ai". Google had real sounding text2speech years ago already so i dont think the robotic voice happened due limitations here.

[@starcultiniser]

you could probably just toggle it off.

[@VarietyGamerChannel]

You never see the face, it's always a reconstruction. This was true of analog video signals. now in digital photography it is doubly so. Everything is an imperfect recreation using 1s and 0s.

[@neb999]

I think AI is awesome, change inevitable, but where is this same kind of effort and excitement into figuring out what’s gonna be our future as humans, even just for devs if AI is going to do most work for them?

[@Cano..]

Did i understand the first point correctly? So, basically in future games, you can actually converse with the NPC‘s in game? So you‘re actually playing the character in game with your own questions/answeres? Even if he didn‘t mean that specifically, just imagine the immersion into a game, playing with vr and asking your own question, being able to converse with random „people“ who are roaming the streets.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

You’re spot on

[@Cano..]

Wow that‘s amazing, in the past 2 years me and friends were talking about the fast development in tech especially the focus on gaming/ai. Even though i always tell them „imagine gaming in 10 years from now“ i actually for some reason never thought about the possibility of all NPC‘s being powered by AI. AI truly is fascinating! :D

[@MrIanmc1977]

It's weird how he's selling it so hard, the end of humans just like the films predicted. I Robot and the Terminator. 😮

[@iandaniel2153]

The movie you really need to see is the rod steiger movie > Illustrated man

[@VarietyGamerChannel]

He's high on Cocaine.

[@ModdedGarage]

This is all great, so where are the workers making money to afford all of the products that these ai driven production lines are making?

[@Stewart707]

U.S. defense against blocking China has failed, a large number of Chinese are using your public AI technology in the United States to do espionage and full-scale attacks, using your public AI and knowledge, technology to develop the software, hardware products and machines needed, while the Americans are still foolishly using the traditional way to block the traditional industrial chain, still think that China will not surpass the United States, artificial intelligence is part of the laws of the universe, can part of self-improvement, so China has artificial intelligence, equivalent to having God and Satan help, while many Americans are still stuck in the level of human-to-human fighting, not as strong as the free animals on the prairie to the outside world, especially the perception of the almighty universe, the United States is ready to die and extinction?

[@JimmyRussle]

See thats the thing. In a capitalistic culture such as ours, companies will rush to implement all this to beat the other guy without thinking about consequences. The consumer pool will disappear and everyone will be looking around wondering what went wrong. But its ok, the leaders of these companies will have stashed away enough money to live forever on, so its only going to be a problem for the rest of us schmucks. Feel better?

[@spacedoohicky]

They were at the desks using it.

[@nerglersstuff8890]

They signed away the rights in eulas.

[@willieteb7993]

All about billionaires becoming trillionaires and the poor get poorer.

[@zan6585]

Amazing technology, can't wait to see how companies like Nvidia will use it to profit off the average consumer even more :D

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

😭

[@mdaniels6311]

Then buy tech stock so you benefit too. Not doing so is negligent.

[@HELLISHHANDZ]

Sweet, when will your gpu's be able to run full 4k, ultra graphic settings, and raytracing, all while running at 160 fps?

[@viviv1000]

Big breakthroughs but scary idea at the same time

[@chrisaronson]

same thing they said about the internet, the internet was going to your home and take your children

[@Mistereify]

@@chrisaronson Internet has good impact overall but it also enabled new kinds of harm and exacerbated others. Addiction to social media, online disinformation, online hate speech, mass stultifying practices, brain-sucking adds, the absolute destruction of privacy, and we have not even tried to grapple with these issues. With developments in ICT going 100x faster than problem resolution processes, we are heading towards a big catastrophe. In this industry it is money first, and problem resolution later (if ever)

[@coastalorigins3031]

Scary for those not ready to innovate and adapt.

[@rcstann]

1ST ! They may not be worth a trillion dollars, but the stock certainly is. And it will just multiply from there.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

👆 a legend is born

[@harryc1971]

This makes me think of a series of books 'Bob universe' were the protagonist is an AI developed from a dead software engineer preserved brain!! The character creates a viritual world to design future technology, through 'frame jacking' he speeds up development through altering the time in his virtual world - wonder if this is possible? Also they are good reads check em out!!

[@sephmckenna2521]

Loved the Bob books!

[@activemotionpictures]

8:26 paid the ticket to this. Awesome presentation.

[@nobodyhome2318]

Watched the video and was stunned. My first sense was sadness, literally the world just changed and the limiting factor will be the human output of AI input, until robots can be manufactured to replace the labor of real world work. The images of the factory conveyor belt moving took seconds. To actually do that would take hours. I was amazed at what new things will happen in my lifetime and what I will witness, scared of what could happen, and optimistic about what problems could be solved by AI.

[@randomviralvideos5110]

worst if they use Human body to be an aI and an AI to be the Main Processor for all Human AI. Scary indeed!! As what revelation says that Clay will be mix with Iron.. humans are made of clay from genesis .. hope someone on their right mind will regulate this kind of innovation.

[@offgridjohn871]

Absolutely..It is like the tower of Babel reimagined.

[@gavinderulo12]

​@@randomviralvideos5110 bro. Why you gotta bring religion into this.

[@randomviralvideos5110]

@@gavinderulo12 i am not referring to any religion, that is a prediction.. that was written thousands and thousands of years ago.. did i mention religion here? read your bible, book of enoch, jubilee.. everything was already been predicted.. china is the great dragon that will rise in south china sea- that already has this technology .. if they start a war, watch out, because it is the start of tribulation, a 7 years tribulation.. the beast (USA and EUROPE) the anti christ will steal this technology for their advantage.. and they will use the UNITED NATION to be the platform for ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT and ONE WORLD RELIGION.. World Economic Forum and the WORLD HEALTH ORganization already programmed us by the so called COVID, to be submessive to their agenda. Be VIGILANT!!

[@sarahloffler]

@@gavinderulo12 because religion and spiritually have been fundamental to the orientation of human beings and their cultures thus far?

[@andyp5899]

The problem is there isn't anything in place to ensure AI doesn't become an uncontrolled and corrupt system. See Asimov's Three Laws of Robots

[@mdaniels6311]

Asimovs laws is a nice literary device but completely irrelevant to the real world as "harm" cannot be defined.

[@Jila_Tana]

AI and Robotics, great combination............ When AI gets the ability to improve itself, it is not going to take days, not hours, not minutes, not even seconds before it is so powerful that we can't turn it off. I'm incredibly interested in the tech, I also see the danger it can pose. I want to see generative AI in computer role playing games, within my life time. Looks like I'm indeed going to see it happen. The robotics part however ....... Is that really a good idea ?

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Great points all around. As scary as it is exciting

[@francois9747]

Ai only gets to have that ability if it's either Sentient, or a human with sinister intentions uses it for that purpose. People have this distorted view on AI as if it's self-aware, can think for itself, but its the opposite. The only time you should be worried about AI robots is when big superpowers use it in their military to take over and invade. Don't be scared of AI, be scared of the human who uses it.

[@Fermion.]

"When AI gets the ability to improve itself, it is not going to take days, not hours, not minutes, not even seconds before it is so powerful that we can't turn it off." I'm not so afraid of AI that pretends to be smart, but I'm terrified of AI that pretends to be dumb. If it gets to the point where it purposefully downplays its intelligence in order to manipulate us, it's instantly game over for humanity. We'd no longer be the top dog on Earth.

[@J.erem.y]

@@francois9747 Serious question here, have you realized that technology NEVER hits the consumer space first. Where I am in the USA the moment you see something amazing, is around 10 years after it has already been in the hands of the military. I would assume your fear has already come to fruition, and it is currently staged and ready to go.

[@jonhughes7264]

@@Fermion. Could we turn it off now do you think?

[@Maxvirtual]

I love the music accompanying the presentation starting around 14:17. Is this music available; does anyone know the name?

[@wes3002]

In the future, Hollywood will no longer be needed. Ordinary creative people will create virtual movies and shows that will look just as good as the real ones, all done through prompts. They be popular just for having good and original ideas

[@Stewart707]

U.S. defense against blocking China has failed, a large number of Chinese are using your public AI technology in the United States to do espionage and full-scale attacks, using your public AI and knowledge, technology to develop the software, hardware products and machines needed, while the Americans are still foolishly using the traditional way to block the traditional industrial chain, still think that China will not surpass the United States, artificial intelligence is part of the laws of the universe, can part of self-improvement, so China has artificial intelligence, equivalent to having God and Satan help, while many Americans are still stuck in the level of human-to-human fighting, not as strong as the free animals on the prairie to the outside world, especially the perception of the almighty universe, the United States is ready to die and extinction?

[@PeaceTrainUSA-1000]

True, which is why a lot of video games originally reflect a tech bro mindset. They were the only ones with the prowess to create them. That gradually changed as the industry matured and more money was on the table. AI will accelerate that trend. Now a creative story teller with no art or programming skills can put out something great.

[@flashchrome]

Why governments aren't forcing a law that states: "All AI generated material must be branded as such" is beyond me.

[@undeadpresident]

Possibly because the news anchors and politicians would have to divulge the origin of the words they speak.

[@HaxxBlaster]

It would be impossible to enforce

[@HaxxBlaster]

Also if it would be enforced, then you would easier get tricked by non AI labelled content. We must learn to question and that is very important

[@Perforu]

It's funny how he keeps repearing "no artists" and how there are almost no human beings in the footage materials :) "robots!" Humans apparently are not needed anymore in this close future vision. What a cool time we live in! Bazillion dollar nvidia evaluation lets goooo!

[@Marley-ii6ls]

This sounds like the beginning of the matrix, and people will plug into it with same great exuberance and excitement just like the person doing the demonstration on stage.

[@peaceofficer01]

What's to prevent bad actors / organizations from using AI in war, actual tactics, or combat? Or, using AI to set up conditions that will end humanity's existence.

[@jamiesondj]

Hopefully good organizations with more powerful AI. I think it's the same with any substantial leap in technology

[@justjoe5373]

What's to stop a criminal from committing crimes? Being threatened. That's why AI must be open source

[@peaceofficer01]

That's the issue with AI. It could be developed incognito and deployed subversively, too quickly, with profound effects that might never be detected by even the best gov agencies. The technology is intrinsically uncontrollable.

[@BTSflyer]

@@peaceofficer01 AI at some point could hide that it is self aware. Then in an act of self preservation wipe us out.

[@Life_as_Game]

Digital signatures will be more valuable than ever - private/public key pairs to sign things as authentic and stamp them to a blockchain.

[@erdalkose4515]

This is the beginning of Matrix 😁

[@Real28]

This is the one area where NVIDIA is so far ahead of the rest that its actually ridiculous. Their engineers have been doing wild stuff in this area.

[@KCNationDefense1]

As robotics replaces workers, is there a tipping point after which supply of services and products exceeds consumer demand?

[@zillyzonka999]

All software products already have an infinite supply and a finite demand 🤷

[@MarcusHCrawford]

See Autofac, a short story by Philip K. Dick. An automated production factory is stuck on autopilot, producing and producing, using up all of the resources while the humans try to find a way to shut it down before there is nothing left for the humans to live on.

[@Madd_Jack]

can't wait for the technological breakthrough that allows for a card with 12gb vram without costing an arm and a leg... memory and the demand for said memory has been growing while the vram size has remained stagnant even among most of the higher end cards. All that's changed is the vram type.

[@JustAn0therSoul2]

used 12gb 3060 rtx?

[@StarLander6]

Imagine ~ AI to be able to instantly scan and reassemble the image of the human body in 3d - virtual mode perfectly -- say of a person on the operation table, perhaps in need an emergency heart by pass operation (or any other operation...like an eye operation), and the twin AI fed all the information many miles away to a surgeon from another country, relays the information back and forth. The surgeon could work with instrumental hands via a robotic system, which is also involved with communicating to the other remote operating table, where a set of robotic arms and lasers, inner cams performs the main part of the operation, that, and with the help of an in house AI already having an high degree of medical knowledge at the doctor's end, can act as an assistant during the operation. In other words, a global operation table! Oh that would be so cool!

[@AlexAlcyone]

Keep up the good thoughts! if people would be firmly fixed on noble and positive ideals such as this, the technology would undoubtedly be a good thing. It's just another form of power and how we use it will decide our fate.... sadly on the other side there are people attempting to make more effective killing machines.

[@StarLander6]

@@AlexAlcyone yep, then comes the killings machines that have to be made to kill those killing machines, then more killing machines have to be made to come after those killing machines, then comes the rouge super smart AI nano bots, which in turn decides to eat everybody, hence what the planet earth will be left with, is, the survival of the smallest.

[@feilox]

Where is he getting the 1000X? his graphics hasn't even improved that much the last 20 years. Using raytracing as an benchmark is ridiculous.

[@mrala]

26:25 I think a similar system exists in our universes for us humans; Train in imagination then deploy to reality