The Coming Wave: How Ai will change everything | FM Camp 2024 Keynote | Slovakia | IMM

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

---> Corrections of mistakes I made during this talk, for absolute correctness and transparancy. ⚠ 1⃣ 15:20 ~ Henry Ford is not officially credited with inventing the Conveyor belt. T he correct statement would have been that Henry Ford played an important role in the development and adoption of this technology. Henry Ford just happens to be the most famous and remembered person who played a role in the development of the conveyor belt.* ⚠ 1⃣ 19:41 ~ Moore's law was actually first introduced in 1965, and it was revisited (and slightly changed) in the '90ties. Originally it mentioned only the doubling of transistors per Chip Die, in the 90'ties it was updated to refer to compute itself. ⚠ 2⃣ 21:13 ~ IBM developed Deep Blue, not Google. I mispoke and didn't catch it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Blue_(chess_computer) ⚠3⃣ 23:45 ~ The Go move in question was Move 37 (not 32, as stated) and it was the 4th game he won, not the 3rd, he lost again in the 5th. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlphaGo_versus_Lee_Sedol#game_2022 ⚠ 4⃣ 49:02 'There I Ruined It' did not ask AI to sing 'Barbie girl' in the style of Johny Cash. he recorded his own voice and used AI to change his vocal timbre into that of Johny Cash, as he shows in: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6fLZXiohJKca9Esi=w32DfXQZKcf4f7_j&t=95. I took some creative liberty there, as this is the most funny example of Ai use for music I could find to provide the audience with a laugh. *Luckily this factual error had no bearing on my core message. In my mind, it serves as a stark reminder that 100 years ago, patents and IP did not hold the same stranglehold over collaboration and innovation as it does today.kzbin.infogaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u26a0.pngkzbin.infogaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u26a0.png

[@orlinbobchev]

Awesome presentation 🎉

[@8Quietscheente]

Stop talking to the audience, it's only awkward. Just do your presentation, that's the good part everyone enjoys. There, I'm the rude one who said it, so nobody else has to.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

@@orlinbobchev thank you!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

@@8Quietscheente please share your videos of you doing amazing talks where you ignore the audience, I look forward to learning from your apparent expertise.

[@klaarnou]

Dude your demo at the end was exactly what Ai is. A party trick.

[@JasonBrownlow-z5k]

Great presentation! My adhd has stayed tuned for 30 mins 😮 😂 tough crowd man! Your talent was wasted on them.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

this is probably the best comment/compliment I ever got.

[@Seriouslydave]

great history/prediction lesson​ @@ItsMrMetaverse

[@Anders3n]

😂

[@PuppetMasterdaath144]

Manipulation

[@JasonBrownlow-z5k]

@@PuppetMasterdaath144 Thank for explaining 😵

[@regalx1]

I really appreciated that somber statement near the end, where Aragorn confirms that people are already useless now, and the only difference between whether we will still be valued in the future compared to now is if other humans value us (and each other) for things other than our physical labor.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

That is the only real value that exists, our appreciation of one another.

[@chammerchip6059]

Awesome video….. Tough crowd!!!

[@PeterStrmberg007]

My thoughts exactly. But when English isn't your first, or even second language, I guess it's difficult.

[@corrieDmarketing]

@@PeterStrmberg007 I don't think it was down to his English! Fascinating stats and lesson in history. I really liked it I thought they were a tough crowd too maybe he should've given them a FREE beer or something to loosen the crowd up a bit might try that mysefl when I launch my training and seminars! ;)

[@sveinnmarteinnjonsson5534]

Painfully tough crowd!

[@f612CreatorsPodcast]

I love this presentation. Don't worry about inactive audience, you did great.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@mohitshrivastava07]

Mind blowing presentation!! Opened many doors of thinking and understand the possibilities of unpredictable future. Keep sharing the valuable information and knowledge.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you! I promise more is to come!

[@jceter]

I cant believe the audience. They were at a loss, why?

[@Dutchruler]

Slowakian facility managers 😂 This great presentation is soo wasted on these people. But thank you for sharing it. Really appreciate it

[@jkasar]

A presentation about AI and technology and no one seemed to understand the concept of exponential growth.

[@willrawls5899]

Yeah. Not very engaged or respectful. Great info though.

[@ag-xo4gj]

Unreal, super lost. Slovakia will have to work hard in its education system.

[@Seriouslydave]

​​@@ag-xo4gjthey werent lost, just shy/reserved.

[@amirdoit]

Surprisingly amazing-better than the usual TED talks!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

thank you!

[@oy3ah2025]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🧬🧬🧬🧬🧬 GENERATE ❤

[@billyraybar]

The best presentation on the future of AI that I have found. This was obviously well prepared and the presentation is world class.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@nickmilk123]

Very eye opening keynote! I feel very glad to have stumbled upon it. I hope more people see this! All the best to the speaker, great presentation and very interacting to make anyone ( even a viewer from home) understand the concepts and points made 👏👏👏🙌🙏 All the best

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Much appreciated!

[@swarnimchaudhuri5321]

Brother come give ur speech in India. We understand english quite well so no language barrier problem and we have the hunger to learn and do something that’s missing in advanced western countries for the past few decades

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Tell me when and where ;)

[@teloolah9381]

Lol, it definitely seems to be a western perspective issue.

[@bijokvarghese4867]

Chennai, Bangalore ,Maharashtra or kerala​....@@ItsMrMetaverse

[@Elite2235-q9z]

literally all innovation comes from west and china and you are telling west lacks the hunger to do something! What innovation has India done in modern days?

[@kjmorley]

@@Elite2235-q9z India: hold my beer! Lands on moon.

[@NerdyX90]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 EXACTLY !!! Most people won't even realize what hit them. lol. Beautifully presented sir... 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

thank you

[@raghavendra2426]

This guy is amazing and true what he says, audience were quiet like 90% of the world today

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you.

[@johann-space]

The history lessons speak for themselves. Amazing Talk! The hive mind is sharing this presentation to the people who want to hear it. We're living in amazing times with ever accelerating change. So exciting.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@Nebula321]

This was truly amazing , I really enjoyed this. You shoud do presentations catered to KZbin like David Shapiro. There's a lot in the comments that appreciate your knowledge about the future because the algorithim brings in like-minded people, instead of those conformists in the crowd. I can see you making a large community from this . I'll subscribe because I look forward to more of your content 😁

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Wow... I woke up from a cold/fever on the couch after doing 2 talks yesterday in 2 countries.. my KZbin so far wasn't really going anywhere... suddenly there's 10k views and comments like this and I'm just blown away.

[@andydataguy]

​@IMMetaverse you deserve it 🙌🏾 keep it up!

[@kjmorley]

I will subscribe.

[@VENOMxVR]

David just quit talking about AI 😢

[@larryczerwonka5125]

Good talk and presentation. The most impactful part is Aragorn's answers to questions at the end.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@MadMathsTV]

You're an amazing presenter and this was such a brilliant presentation!! I'm with you. Things are going to GET CRAZY.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

We'll enjoy the craziness together apart! Thank you!

[@MadMathsTV]

@@ItsMrMetaverse It is so scary but also solves so many problems, and I'm here for the solutions! :D

[@d4rkside84]

This is a very good video that perfectly captures the current times and what’s coming our way! I wish it were in German so I could share it with my circle of friends. Out of 30 people, maybe one has an idea of what’s coming our way in the next 5 years…

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Maybe if I can find the time I'll see if I can get it dubbed.

[@sanna8593]

​@ItsMrMetaverse2046 Yes, please! I would also like to share it with my German contacts 👍

[@avichavan112]

Next 5 years will be crazy,, first time in human history we can't predict what will be future look technologically ,,, many people don't know the how technology is advancing exponentially:)

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

they will be.

[@mckitty4907]

I am extremely suicidal and struggling to keep going, does this mean that in 4-5 years, life will actually be noticeably better and actually different from now? For us, the common people, really?

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Life will become infinitely better, but you might have to dig deep find the strength. If you make it through, I am confident you will be eternally grateful for the incredible miracles you'll witness. Take care my friend.

[@timc6251]

Happiness and mental strength are inside. Have nothing to do with outside factors. If one is unhappy inside, no external factor will help him.

[@mckitty4907]

@@timc6251 depression is real, I can't just wish this away by trying to be more positive...

[@oranges557]

Man if you off yourself, you wont witness the absolutely magical world we will live in in just a few decades. Most problems you have right now (im not saying aml because kt could be something very personal) will be not even a thing in the future. You cant miss that, you realL cant

[@orlinbobchev]

If its chemical, positive thinking will nit help. Probably immune issue. Dig and never stop. And train!!!

[@Karmicinnovations]

Uval hariri nobody knew him in the audience which makes the audience the worst for such kind of presentation but thank you for KZbin

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

This is my jop, I have been in front of a thousands of people this year, and the vast majority of people don't immediately know who he is. The majority of our society are not intellectuals. This is just a fact.

[@skylineuk1485]

@@ItsMrMetaverseI knew who he is but then again I have his book and I have been in IT since the 80’s, did some ML and neural nets, witnessed the second AI winter firsthand but this is different this time. I see it in two stages close together, first the AI expansion followed closely by robotics and major advancements. A lot is going to change in a very short time and I can see civil unrest if this is handled badly which is highly likely as it’s such a complex transition. We don’t need full AGI/ASI for a major unemployment problem even.

[@KeerthiAbe]

Yuval Noah Harari

[@Innovation1102]

Liked the way you connected the dots, making a case from history/data and extrapolating. Amazing talk, thank you!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

This seems to be my super power. Will continue to try and add value like this. Thank you for responding!

[@ianwhitworth3264]

I work as a laborer in manufacturing and I don't think that a robot is going to take over my job any time soon. The things I have to do require a dexterity and operation that I don't see a robot being able to do. The only way robots will take over is with a complete change in the how the buildings that we create are designed and put together.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Watch this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn25nmCHgKqNias Then consider that Robots and AI can train in Virtual Reality (Omniverse by NVIDIA) and can do 10.000 years of training in 1 month. Robots will be able to anything you can do within 2 - 5 years, and do it better, have more strength, more dexterity, will be faster, and will cost less. I don't mean to scare you, but please do not make the mistake of judging tomorrow's possibilities based on today's capabilities.

[@d4rkside84]

this will age like milk :)

[@curtisservice]

This was a very well-put-together presentation. I was absolutely blown away, and the delivery was masterful! Also, you did a pretty good impersonation of Americans. I'm very passionate about emerging technologies and their use cases, especially in the lives of tradesmen and the service industry. Liked, Subscribed, and Shared. I hope this presentation gets millions of views and educates many people. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you for taking the time to leave me your feedback and impressions. It's much appreciated.

[@imValerium]

Dude this is a great video that really puts it all into perspective. I’ve long believed that technology is currently accelerating at a rate unbeknownst to most people, and seeing the data to back it up really shines a light on how transformative these next few decades are going to be. We’ve already gone through so much change in the last decade, and while many are scared, it has me so excited. Thanks for this talk, it was wasted on the audience but not for us.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you my man. appreciated your comment and thoughts.

[@cravarc]

This is the most important youtube video I've watched in 2024.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

That is an incredible amount of praise. I am deeply humbled.

[@joyfulgardenpr]

Aragorn's English was perfect. His presentation skills and engaging with his audience was spot on. He's truly a teacher. Harvard professors often have difficulty engaging with their students, it isn't the professor's fault. We don't know what happened that day before the presentation that made his audience seem aloof. I'm looking forward to listening more of you. You compare to the likes of Yuval Noah Harari, Jared Diamond, or Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel. Great job Aragorn!

[@El_Mehdy]

Optimists are the ones who advance the world. thank you for sharing, that was a wonderful 1h20 presentation summing up humans history, their technologies and the current state of A.I

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

There's an amazing video on this from Viktor Frankl, his view on psychology is also, in my personal opinion, still the best, even though mainstream psychology has kind of dismissed it (probably because it actually cures people.) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqDEqmWfoq2ka6c

[@El_Mehdy]

@@ItsMrMetaverse Allright, I think I'm about to read his main book

[@sanna8593]

Aragorn, I am very happy I saw your talk. Finally an overall summary of the next few years without clickbait or fearmongering. It should be dubbed in more languages! And fellow ADHD here 🙌 Thank you for being open about it, very encouraging since I am somewhat ashamed of having it. Maybe AI will help with neurodiversity in the future ✨

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Be Proud! You are a special Mutant born to help Humanity thrive when most people cannot function. We are basically sleeper agents, struggling through life, because we're made to deal with extraodinary situations. Go and find those, and you'll excel! You can do things most people can't. You have skills neuro-typical people do not have, find them, and build them, and lean in to them! I speak from 41 years of experience, I've struggled in neuro-typical environments.. it's been hard, but we got something special, so never be ashamed! Embrace it and go Super Saiyan!

[@Flazermov]

There's some I didn't know, even though I always try to find AI news. Great presentation!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

thank you!

[@richardtrofimov2828]

What an amazing presentation. Respect for staying confident and composed and delivering a great presentation despite tough crowd. I could never do that.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you. Really. Thank you.

[@richardtrofimov2828]

@@ItsMrMetaverse Also having a lot of videos in your presentation to back up your points is awesome along with all the sound effects. Subscribed waiting for more of the same=)

[@austinwilliams4654]

Thanks for uploading this talk. Loved it

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you for letting me know!

[@BiancaKo-ph9ic]

I saw you for my first time. I really loved it! So exciting! (sorry my english)

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

my pleasure!

[@virtualinfluencer]

I would love to work with this guy. His presentation techniques are GREAT. His command of facts is impeccable and yet he is a contrarian in every way. And yet I have a lot to do. You doing great sir and you have a follower here.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you. Your follow is very much appreciated!

[@CHIM3RA.]

Loved the whole presentation, please do more on YT. I can't wait till we get FULL DIVE VR soon, Sword Art Online would be so EPIC!!! Also the whole medical advancements and tech industry making leaps towards travelling the Solar system forreal. NO DRONES, People in starships exploring and learning in the field, SIGN ME UP

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Absolutely.

[@cyberthugFi]

WOW, THE BEST VIDEO I SAW IN A LONG TIME

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

That's quite a compliment. Thank you!

[@cyberthugFi]

@@ItsMrMetaverse I dont know what you are profissionally up to, but you should consider doing these future talks, everything in the presentation was spot on and is literally what i been currently studying, i feel like the futurists will win the battle because people seem to not really see what is about to come, but that should be an advantage for people like you, let them in the confusion kkkk , in a distopian world you only have yourself and your knowledge holding you up

[@LukasKarman]

What a presentation! Super interesting stuff, thank you 👍 Yes, the audience was a hard nut to crack, but believe me, it is not that those people did not listen carefully to the presenter, quite oposite. Rather it is the fact that communication in foreign language (english in this case) is not their daily bread and they are not comfortable to speak in any language other than slovak. It is the mentality and sad reality in most post soviet countries. I will take generations to erase the bad influence of Soviet Union practicing their KGB brainwashing tactics on slovak people… for 40 years they have been told that their opinion is worth nothing so it is rooted in their minds that they will rather keep ther mouth shut than being rediculed by the crowd or even worse, silenced by the “authority”. Slovaks are great people, I know them well since I live in Czechia 😁

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you! I'm not sure the Slovak were brainwashed, just focused and just awake.

[@abdoulayefall9278]

I absolutely loved this presentation, just one correction in 1997 Deppblue was by IBM not Google, Google launched in 1998, actually AlphaGo (using DeepMind) Beat Lee Sedol in 2016 in the game of Go.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

@@abdoulayefall9278 these corrections are in the pinned post. But thank you.

[@abrahamj15]

COO of an AI company here, and this video was both confirming of our plans and on the individual level very terrifying

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Awesome to hear, but don't let fear overrule reason. We are built with cognitive biases that were not meant for this type of progress, but we have reason to counter them.

[@abrahamj15]

@@ItsMrMetaverse in our case, building custom offline solutions based on Llama I just want companies and consumers to have this progress without big companies controlling their data

[@vladonutueu]

@@abrahamj15 local hosting of AI models is the way to decentralize AI computing. This is something that I am planning of offering in the near future as well when I open my AI solutions business. Best of luck with your endeavors !

[@rogercomix5648]

I am a boomer born in 1962. And I always knew this was coming. I told people but they looked at me like I was a kook. I got into computer science at Uni and AI in the 90’s. I was also a musician and bought a Kurzweil and an Emu sampler and got to meet Ray Kurzweil. Like me he knew this was coming. The main hindrance is hardware but AI will help this advance. In short time the kernel in the convolutional layer will be able to grow and images not need to be reduced because of the power.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Super cool bro! To hear your story! Keep up Rollin! You have to make it to LEV!

[@robbrooks2836]

The audience can not comprehend the truth slapping them in the face. This is probably one of the most important speeches we will hear in our lifetime.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you. I am humbled.

[@robbrooks2836]

@IMMetaverse I've been shouting this from the rooftops for 20 years. Not to specifics, as you have... but none the less. I think even we underestimate the speed at which the unimaginable becomes reality. Thank you. Please keep telling this to the world. Especially the youth.

[@CrimpingPebbles]

Amazing talk, that crowd though 😂 everything just went right over their uninformed heads!! Thankfully we can still now enjoy it here, subscribed! As someone in the spectrum I can’t wait until I have a little help navigating the world and keeping up with things, it’ll be liberating to be able to just loose myself and hyper focus on everything without a worry eh eh

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

These messages make my day! Thank you!

[@CrimpingPebbles]

@@ItsMrMetaverse finding others with the foresight to be optimistic is always refreshing, again, great awesome speech, we gonna be laughing at their faces 😂 or we won’t be here at all to be told we were wrong

[@julienlandau1072]

Thank you for the excellent presentation, I almost never leave comments but was hoping to make up for the lackluster audience

[@corrieDmarketing]

Same i rarely leave comments unless I'm triggered and mad and that audience got me fuming for their total lack of anything!!!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you. You Humble me!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you. You Humble me!

[@skiller.X]

This appears to be an excerpt from a conversation or interview between the speaker (Aragorn) and another person at a conference in Slovakia. Here's a brief summary: The speaker is asked if he's "really really good" at something, but it's unclear what that is. He responds with confidence, saying he'll do his best. The conversation then shifts to his experience attending the conference and traveling in Slovakia. He mentions having wine last night, meeting nice people, and enjoying the countryside. However, he also had a less-than-ideal taxi ride through heavy rain, during which he couldn't look outside because of dark windows. Despite this, he's excited to explore more of Slovakia today, mentioning seeing "wonderful mountains" and even thinking of the misty mountains from his favorite book or movie ( likely referring to J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings"). The conversation ends with a brief discussion about the speaker needing to catch a flight back to Holland soon. It seems like Aragorn is charming, witty, and enthusiastic about his experiences in Slovakia!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

ehhh.. ok? wow. this did indeed all happen. Who are you? :D

[@roldanduarteholguin7102]

Export the MatLab, Azure, Chat GPT, Revit, Plant 3D, Civil 3D, Inventor, ENGI file of the Building or Refinery to Excel, prepare Budget 1 and export it to COBRA. Prepare Budget 2 and export it to Microsoft Project. Solve the problems of Overallocated Resources, Planning Problems, prepare the Budget 3 with which the construction of the Building or the Refinery is going to be quoted.

[@Techtalk2030]

Amazing presentation. Really enjoyed it.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you.

[@paulaalvarez243]

Amazing presentation! Great content, pace and humor! 😊 I have learnt a lot and wanted the presentation not to end. Thank you very much

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

It's great to know people thought it was valuable!

[@marcelocarvalho5426]

Hey buddy, for the pond question. It is missing one important information: "at day 30, the pond is full with littles", otherwise, you can't say that it is 29, because you don't know the correlation between the lake/pond and the number of lilies. Otherwise, it is a very nice way to explain to people the impact of exponential growth.

[@ro342]

what if the pond is 20cm in radius? the missing info is size of a Lilly and size of the pond imo

[@marcelocarvalho5426]

Yeah, you can also go this route, but it becomes more complex. I think just making a simple correlation should do for this case. "On day 30, the pond is full of lillies"

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thanks. Having done a version of this talk over a 100 times, not every version is exactly the same. It is infered that the pond is full on day 30 and usually I mention that. I apologize for the error. This was not my best version, I'd been on 3 planes, flying 8 hours and been in a car 12 hours to get there, and I'd barely slept. not an excuse, but hopefully circumstances that provide me with some leeway.

[@marcelocarvalho5426]

@@ItsMrMetaverse That sounds exhausting, man. I enjoyed it nevertheless. Looking forward for your future content!

[@vladonutueu]

@@ItsMrMetaverse you actually did a fantastic job for that level of fatigue, congratulations!

[@bigideatelevision8658]

I speak on AI too. That was a brutal crowd. I usually give up on audience participation in those cases. Also. AI freaks out a lot of people. They are just scared.

[@sanna8593]

Yes, that's what I thought as well, they are scared for their jobs, money, life of children and so on. This is a typical psychological response to change: fear of the unknown. And the potential for big harm for humanity is there, I am alarmed myself...

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

I never give up on an audience, or anyone, unless they actively try to harm me! But thank you :)

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thanks for leaving your thoughts.

[@grotek25]

amazing lecture. When can I see you in the UK?

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Well, that depends on when I get booked in the UK. So far I've not been :(

[@shadygamererfan377]

The way you explained the future, i used to think about the future in that sense in 1998 when i was just 4 years old, i thought about a glass that could give me all the knowledge i need to know about the world. Thanks for reminding me of my chilhood.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

It's important we hold on to that sense of awe and curiosity. As kids we're actually much less influenced and more capable than we think.

[@shadygamererfan377]

@@ItsMrMetaverse I am still curious but my circumstances was not that great, I belong to a poor family in India, we had a very difficult life during my childhood that is why I didn't able to complete my study so I gave up on that and later on I became a business owner! I'm just so amazed that the imagination of my childhood is going to be a reality one day!

[@alisonhoyte7608]

Very honest talk thanks for bringing us up to speed, I love ai using it already in my health business to develop more protein pathways and digital delivery of remedies it is fantastic future if people can only see it

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

My pleasure!

[@shaunsnowshow]

Solid presentation, i’m trying to get my algorithm to stop recommending bullshit. Definitely subscribing to your page. Here to see what you put out.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@abdulsamad.abd007]

This was a marvelous presentation mr aragorn. I wish I could meet you in person

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you my friend! Maybe one day we will!

[@ai_is_a_great_place]

Wow what a phenomenal presentation 😮👏 👏 👏 👏

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@WillBurns]

The best example is asking - What day is the lily pond half full? 29. What day is it completely full? 30. And on day 31, it's double the pond and so on. The lead up to that halfway point wasn't so fast, but because of the compounding it becomes explosive after the halfway point. We've essentially reached that halfway point now.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Absolutely, and technically the question is always, where on the curve are we and how far do we zoom in or out.. but yeah.

[@jeremy-es6uy]

Amazing talk! Enjoyed it very much, closed my eyes and imagined the future. It got me excited for the future. I must admit I was very annoyed by the audience. All of it flew right over their heads. This made me realize that there is a lot of prerequisite knowledge that is needed before you can tell someone about AI and future prospects. Why waste your energy on people that are simply disinterested and ignorant, there are many of us on the internet that are hungry for such discussions. So, I think your expertise and passion is better spent on the internet, where it is actually valued. Thanks Aragorn!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you. Ofcourse I feel you, but is it not the responsibility of the strongest shoulders to carry the biggest load? With Great power, comes great responsibility. Those of us that can see the future, should also be the ones to try and make those that cannot aware, so they might have a better chance of weathering the storm into the Golden age. So I see it as my moral perogative to inform those that do not see, even if that sometimes means they don't get it right away. That's what teachers do.

[@JBDuncan]

"Cleopatra was closer to the invention of chatgpt than the construction of the pyramids." That is mind blowing 🤯 The Giza pyramids were built 2,470 years before Cleopatra. Chatgpt was built 2,052 after Cleopatra.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Yep it's pretty crazy.

[@AustinRoberts88]

Dude this was really fascinating! I wish the crowd could have appreciated it.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

thank you!

[@davideylerYT]

I can easily say this was one of the most fascinating presentations I’ve ever heard on the rapid development of AI. I only wish you could take a magic marker and erase the entire crowd who didn’t understand what they were witnessing.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you my friend. Your compliment humbles me.

[@sigvebabatunde299]

I usually dont comment, but this was extremely good. I have been following AI since the very start of chatgpt, so a lot i already knew, but the way you say it and show it really helps. I sat the whole video never moving a muscle. Im so annoyed by the crowd, like eveyone else here says, super dead. You should come to Norway to have a presentation, i know many dying for something like this. We regularly have AI presentations at the university here, and a lot of active people show up. 100+ everytime and we do discussions after (university of Bergen). Your standpoint on AI is a little bit more «out there» than most coming to talk here, so it would be a really nice switch-up.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@marsrocket]

The wheel may have been invented thousands of years earlier, but the were made of wood and didn’t survive to be found by archaeologists

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

There are other ways to know if the wheel existed, other than finding wheels :) So no, it's unlikely the wheel was invented earlier.

[@alteredalley]

Things are definitely going to be different in the very near future

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

💯

[@rockochamp]

Awesome and very insightful presentation ❤ Edit: after watching to the end i understood my comment above 👆 was to early. Here’s the corrected comment: thank you for this exceptional presentation! New subscriber here 🫡

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@musajcfs-woosong5137]

It was a great presentation. Such a professionalism

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@RhythmJunkie]

Wonderful presentation! 🙌🏽

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you kindly!

[@Copa20777]

Thank you sir🎉

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

No thank you!

[@fynnjackson2298]

Alpha Go was move 37, not 32, but yeah that was wiiiiiild, changed everything!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

😹 you are correct ofcourse I've not made that error since, and corrected it in the description. Thanks for pointing that o ut.

[@rifz42]

and then Alpha zero beating Alpha Go 100-0 so crazy!

[@nachenberg]

Awesome Presentation! Blew my mind, Bra! Holland 🎉

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Dankje ouwe. Zeer gewaardeerd.

[@SreenivaS_Universe_Is_God]

Thank you sir, you are amazing

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

You are equally amazing :)

[@bxldrones]

Hey Aragorn, ook uit Nimma of niet? :-) zeer goede speech over relevante materie.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

@@bxldrones Nijmegen de gekste jongguh.

[@XEternity]

Great presentation, very nice examples to show things by comparison. There were some comments here about the audience, that they don't know what this is all about. Majority of people is like that. In truth, WE ALL are like that. Because we don't know what is coming. We can't predict how the world will look like in five-ten years, because this is something which didn't happen in the past, we as a species didn't experience such change yet. The future looks really really bright. What troubles me is this transition period - problems with mental health, forces clinging to power and the like.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@pictzone]

Everybody says the crowd was tough, but at 11:28 he said "so we got some smart people in the room", implying that everybody besides those two people were stupid. He's lucky they didn't start booing him out at that exact moment. Otherwise, exceptional presentation. I agree with everything, the next 10 years will be a wild ride!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

It's called humor. When you want to get an audience activated you need to push it. I always push the limits. Every hater brings me 2 more incredible people to help me spread the word.

[@pictzone]

@@ItsMrMetaverse I didn't say you intended to offend them. They all understood it's humor, but that doesn't mean it didn't left a bitter taste. Anyway, I think it might be a dutch culture thing. You guys are the best (really, I love you all so much) but the jokes are sometimes too aggressive haha

[@AragornMeulendijks]

​@@pictzone personally I think the world is just growing increasingly weak and fragile. The Snowflake generation. But that is not the Dutch way.

[@timchristmann6580]

Heard this kind of presentations in X versions, but I like this one very much, thank you. ❤ You really need to make a widescreen version of your presentation or an immersive VR one 😂

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Immersive as in VR? Not a fan atm, I can't really bring to bare my range of expresion in VR in it's current state, and in VR presentation tech is often too crappy still (Spatial just sucks) Widescreen, yes, working on it.

[@boltvalley3076]

It's better, not pressures on consumers and not preaching. It's wholesome, and easy to make sense of development for better or worse. Time will fly.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you.

[@fynnjackson2298]

I think we are entering a Quantum shift at the moment, meaning EVERTHING evolves at quantum warp speed. Next step is exploring and connecting with other planetary civilizations and discovering what it really means to be human

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

This is very possible, but the physical distance in space will be a very real obstacle, despite our great advances in technology coming up. Unless we realise some kind of warp-speed travel to break the speed of light, or some kind of wormhole tech, it might take a bit still before we can leave the solar system without having to build generational ships.

[@bigpicture3]

Maybe there is a "Blind Spot" with this whole concept. Roger Penrose has the position that "consciousness is not computational" and I tend to agree with that assessment. The differences that I see between "Humans" and "AI" is that AI operates from a "database that is finite", and no matter how large that database is, it is still "finite". So it can COLLATE and create patterns, and find new patterns in that data, but the "data" itself is not NEW DATA. So AI is "COMPUTATIONAL", it just takes existing data and finds all of the many many ways that data "RELATES TO ITSELF", and then presents that to the "situation at hand", whether that be a a game, or communicating in language etc. But the LIMITATION will always be: "How much and what kind of DATA is available", and can the problem be solved by "extreme computation"?? So what is different about "Humans"? When Jung investigated the nature of humans he came up with the sense of "Self" issue, you could call it "Awareness", "Consciousness", "Knowingness", "Beingness", or any of a variety of names. But apparently there are TWO senses of "Self" (1) A "conscious" Self which is a "culturally conditioned" and "thought imagined" Self that he named the "Ego", and (2) An "Unconscious" Self, of which we are almost 100% unaware, because awareness of (that Self) is "drowned out" by the "Ego Self". Now Jung postulated that there is both an "individual" and a "collective" EGO Self, and an "Individual" and a "collective" Unconscious Self. It is this "Unconscious" that is the mystery, it could be thought of as a "Great Universal Database", the "Repository of all Knowledge" of past, present and future. Apparently Humans can dip into this "unconscious database" and bring "new things" into "Conscious Awareness", that were not in "Conscious Awareness" before. This (unconscious database) apparently is where all great creations come from, the music, the science, the art, and so on. And if you ask the people who created it, they will admit to that. Tesla said that all his ideas and inventions came from there, I have seen musicians admit that their songs come from there. You can call it the "Unconscious", but that name does not really properly describe it. It might be called "The Great Repository of All Knowledge" or the "Unconscious Database", or if you are religious you can call it "God". But the underlying CONCEPT is: "Nothing can exist unless there is an UNDERLYING POTENTIAL FOR IT TO EXIST." (in the great unconscious) And that was Frankl's theme when he wrote the book he named "The Unconscious God.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Lots to unpack here my friend. I'm a big fan of Frankl, but I do not believe in God, not any God. Possibly a Creator, as in... a Creator of our Simulation. (chalmers/bostrom) Regarding Blindspot or consciousness not being computational. Long story short, I believe that is a tenet of "human exceptionalism". The Human need, that permeates Philosophy and Psychology, to believe that we are indeed special. I think it's genetically encoded in us to put more appreciation on ourselves and our species than on the rest of the world. I think it's been a competitive advantage, but I also think it's our most destructive aspect, and I also believe it's a cognitive bias.

[@bigpicture3]

@@ItsMrMetaverse It is not about being "special" as such, it would be pointless to say if there was no consciousness or awareness of it, that ANYTHING exists at all. Einstein made this (objective universe) assumption with Relativity, but the Quantum discoveries are indicating that so called "Objective Reality" does not exist at all. (That the experiencer "Self" is also the creator "Self") That the observer (consciousness) cannot be thought of something "separate" from what is observed. But the observer has a sense of "Self", that creates the illusion of separation, otherwise the sense of "Observer" and "Observed" could not exist as an "Experience" at all. So that raises the question "What is that Sense of Self???" If you want to name it, then call it "God". Because in the Bible God describes Himself as "I AM" or "I AM, THAT I AM. The great universal sense of "Self" that can be anything that it chooses. And the Human sense of "Self" is in the very same Image as THAT. But that "I AM" Self, is NOT the "conscious" Ego Self, it is the "Unconscious" Self. There are other related questions like "does everything that seems to be seperate have a sense of "Self" at some level"?? Does each Atom at some level have a sense of "Self"??? Because trying to understand what Consciousness, Awareness, Knowing, Understanding etc. is, implies that for everything to work in the way that it appears to do, then this consciousness that we name God, must be at the very center of every single thing, to some greater or lesser degree. At the human level this is at a much greater degree, we have ALL THE ATTRIBUTES of God. We can WILL things into existence, we can even manifest what are named Miracles, of which this Quantum observer effect is just a tiny one.

[@LuigiZambetti]

This man is awesome.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@P4TCH5S]

10/10 !!! Audience was a dead fish

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

thank you!

[@MISTY-v90]

This is so Insightful. How can i send you a direct message

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

you can find me on all social media pretty much under @itsmrmetaverse or on linkedin, Aragorn Meulendijks

[@munchinkin]

you re really good ... that channel deserve way more views/subscribers ... keep it up

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thanks a ton!

[@SebastiaanVaz]

Very interesting! Tough crowd indeed. I like your delivery.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

thank you!

[@AI-MC-t1x]

Awesome presentation with great conten. And on the flip side you got this audience.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Glad you liked it!

[@Marcel-e8o]

Awesome 😎👍 thanks, loved to listen ☺️

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@friendlyyeen4844]

Okay not sure about the other two games, but I even looked into double check. No Mojang does not own your minecraft builds, datapacks or the like. They still own the base game, but your builds don't fall under their ownership. Something about "Derivative Work"

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

You are correct, however the fact remains, most of the time, you don't own what you actually buy or create in modern games. That was the message I wanted to get across. Thank you for adding this information.

[@mysticgardener2704]

Spectacular and although I find this whole concept scary the presenter gave me hope. He made it fascinating and easy to understand

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

We will make it into a better world! I'm sure.

[@corrieDmarketing]

Found this fascinationg so good I wanted to share it over on my FB page but you've opted out. No wonder I hate that platform but well dome loved your history lesson and how you put it into perspective. I've just launched a book called the AI And Digital Revolution and about to launch AI Fundamentals: Unlock AI Secrets would love to have you on my podcast when I get it set up fascinating stuff. You did great with a crowd that were hardly engaging you handled it so well done 😁😎

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you! I am on Facebook, but don't like the platform. Sorry.

[@corrieDmarketing]

Gotcha I hate it too just wanted to share it over there to my audience but no probs! I totally get it! @@ItsMrMetaverse

[@rickandelon9374]

How can can an entire crowd be so tough. One two guys could be but an entire group? maybe group effect in action.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Cultural, language, etc. I've been infront of a room of 400 chefs who all had a bottle of wine to drink already, and they were tougher than this crowd... I've been infront of 100 bankers and they were joking and engaging and it was amazing....

[@wahibakamoulcode]

Loved this talk opened up my eyes on AI and how we can catch up this move

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

My pleasure

[@elon-69-musk]

i love how you said wishful thinking. exactly 💯 cool presentation but audience is living under rock. surprising that they know English

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you for your appreciation, but let's not be toxic. It's not realistic to expect everyone to see what is coming or to be excited about it. That's why I'm sharing my vision, so people can slowly grasp and see what is coming.

[@222inverter]

It was a great video and talk...great work!...I think the audience were in either shock or disbelief ?? tough crowd

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@willowgarth]

Great talk. Tough crowd!

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@matthewclarke5008]

Yes I agree, we can try to be the smartest human that we can be in spite of all the artificial intelligence around now and genetic limitations.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you!

[@tomaszmolik2790]

Great. I love it.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@falathras]

Good talk, subscribed and will show this to everyone I know

[@tlatoanimachi]

Geez bro, the room must be filled with billionaires. Cause I really appreciate the speaker and he is deserving of more.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Thank you my man. This really means a lot. I've made this my fulltime profession over the last 2 years, and I'm still improving a lot every day.

[@danixxi-dx3kl]

My main concern is.. will the poor that live in poor countries benefit from it all?

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

Yes. Ai is the most deflationary force in history.

[@marketingheroai]

Great presentation! I have ADHD as well and it kept my attention.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

thank you!

[@julienjohansen]

Great presentation, but it's so sad that the audience is not aware of the next step and no one are really participating at this conference... People are not ready. They just looking at them one day at a time. They will be surprinsing when AI will replace them, but if they were aware they could prepare themself at the next big revolution. I personally compare this evolution to the internet and maybe much more.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

They were more aware than it seems.

[@vladonutueu]

Every new technology is more capable in scale and productivity than the previuous one and build on it, therefore AI will be multiples more shaping to society than internet was.

[@Yewbzee]

10:35 and here it is, the key to what is about to happen. Amazingly almost everyone on the planet is unaware of this. They all extrapolate into the future using a linear method.

[@ItsMrMetaverse]

thank you.