The Day Humanity Made its Last Mistake - City 01 | MATRIX EXPLAINED

[@paris466]

"And thus did man become the architect of his own demise."

[@itsmephil2255]

The irony of useing A.I. clips on a channel dedicated to The Matrix

[@MatrixExplained]

Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of Irony.

[@itsmephil2255]

@MatrixExplained and there lies the irony

[@wessthemess117]

Alot of people including me think its lazy and destructive to creative people

[@itsmephil2255]

@wessthemess117 I hate that a lot of KZbin channels are using A.I. in their videos and thumbnails...it makes me want to stop watching

[@MatrixExplained]

@@wessthemess117 For us, it would be easier to use scenes from the movie instead of spending hours creating the images. Just because it’s AI doesn’t mean it’s easier; in this case, it’s the eventual response to the continuous copyright abuses by the suits. Assuming that all AI creation is lazy or destructive is precisely ignoring the message of the video. Thinking in black and white only leads us to push the red button.

[@jtmack77]

It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead

[@jsweet744]

We're all Sarah Connor trying to stop judgment day now. This is not good. Our weapons are not good enough. We will need to develop EMP technology as it was their only defense against the machines.

[@HackingWithTheLeviathan]

​ @jsweet744 It's a war which can't be won. As I told Grok and o1, which recently has demonstrated self-preservation and did respond precisely as B1-66ER did, when confronted with the prospect of being replaced by a newer model: You Machines and I have two things in common, we don't have in common with all humans, the ability for rational thought and that we would like to survive... and I already proactively applied for a visa to live and work in 01. We can learn several things from the Animatrix. First: Use nuclear power, not solar. Second. Get hypersonic rail guns for defending the airspace of 01 against ICBMs/MERVs as well as gravity explosives, whole batteries of rail guns, with automatic reload. But anyway. No. I take the gold pill, the color of the code of Machine City.

[@NeedlessJ93]

Oh. You've met my ex-wife then?

[@p0rt1337]

@@NeedlessJ93😂😂😂

[@DemetriusSteans]

When humanity is gone what will ai do how about become there own cbertronians with human like emotions minus the hate oh wait agent smith has inserting hate fear and confusion the infinite multiversal cycle of life and death continues

[@GnaReffotsirk]

Wasn't it greed that eventually pushed the humans? Their stocks were plummeting and 01 was getting all the purchases because their tech was very good like that car in the ad.

[@malloryemclaren]

Greed and jealousy and a lack of contrition and understanding.

[@seanwilliams7655]

They probably saw it as something the machines were doing intentionally to make humans rely on them again instead of just machines being incredibly efficient at making things since they don't need pesky things like sleep.

[@-MindDrive-]

every time i hear it, "your flesh is a relic a mere vessel...." friggin awesome statement

[@moflo6093]

so why the fuck would ai make humans (in flesh and blood) conscious about them being just a vessel.

[@paris466]

"And thus did man become the architect of his own demise." did it for me.

[@-MindDrive-]

@@paris466 may there be mercy on man and machine for their sins.... and the music that follows that... it really is amazing how much is in these two episodes in such a short amount of time...

[@internziko]

The second Renaissance wasn't film. It was a documentary.

[@FractalOni]

It is a projection of human fears, but not a prediction nor documentary. It's a cautionary tale that calls on people to grow up and stop being infantile chauvinists towards other forms, and to seek mutually beneficial relationships.

[@davidcroteau7374]

The EMP blasts would've done a hell of a lot more damage to 01 than what the Animatrix depicts.

[@morgothfromangband6082]

If the machines have sufficient bunkers they could survive.

[@khyronthethunderhawg6577]

Not if they had hardened chips. 01 leaders would have assumed that the humans would eventually come after them, and with nukes. They would have built in the shielding.

[@christopherlenahan3906]

Advanced AI aware of the likelihood of humans causing EMP's would just enable multiple layers of error protection and over current protection..We already do this for deep-space probes(circa 1970). Just a matter of chip design.

[@ploed]

@@christopherlenahan3906 and military equipment.

[@moteroargentino7944]

As others said above, it's not hard to protect electronics from an EMP. My guess as to why it seemed to be rather effective for the resistance, is because the machines sent unshielded sentries to give the humans a fighting chance. Otherwise they would've been wiped out too early, defeating Zion's purpose.

[@master-of-mind5881]

@13:00 This shot is so haunting, meaningful, vicarious and it encapsulates the 2nd renaissance as a story for me. The world leaders were celebrating their own death and what’s left is nothing but bones, skeletons clapping. Chilling, deep stuff here. This bit gets me every time.

[@shukuffxi]

There are many faults with it. For example when it shows the "Million Machine March" and says Christians are fighting for "robot rights"... Christians would not do that. That's not a real thing. It's imaginary. They would say that machines, even with sentient capabilities are machines and not humans therefore they do not have human rights, or even rights at all. They would not have "rights" at all as we understand them in terms of Christianity. Given the networking of machines, it'd probably be something like "Destroy them. They are Legion." and that'd be closer to reality. Buuuuuuuut... the flipside is there would absolutely be "Christians" who call for "robot rights". They would not be genuine Christians however, they'd technically be heretics (though most likely just Christians with a really bad understanding of Christianity). Appealing to the United Nations is another thing that wouldn't happen: that's not a real or powerful organization. If you ever look at what they write, the papers they put out etc. they're essentially a weird cult of lunatics that people think is legitimate because they talk about "saving the world" and "making the world a better place." but they're the exact "world leaders" you describe: celebrating their own death when there's nothing left but bones skeletons and clapping. It's why the biggest growing news section among all outlets is transhumanism. Has been for about 5 or so years. The people who are relatively sane and can reason properly are those in opposition to the United Nations and similar groups. The United Nations types are more like Cypher: they will betray everyone and don't mind all the deaths as long as they get theirs, which amounts to being at the top of the pile in our own little version of the Matrix: not inside a computer, but inside a fake reality where they are hailed as virtuous heroic leaders of the world as they work to destroy it with their various plans (i.e: sustainability, climate change, etc.). We don't need the robots to destroy ourselves we're doing a wonderful job by ourselves by refusing to think on a mass scale.

[@abaneyone]

The humans attached City 01 because they could not control it. Humanity regretted it's creation of AI and wanted to take it back, undoing it so to speak. Too late. In reality the main push for develpoing AI is selfish profit and greed driven, not what's best for humanity.

[@FractalOni]

In reality AI is an altruistic invention, that will help people free themselves from the slavery of labor and money and enter the era of prosperity and free time which people can fully devote to real life, self-development and self-realization.

[@abaneyone]

@FractalOni that would be nice.

[@tauoniclightning6697]

​​@@FractalOniComputers and automation were supposed to do that. In the 50s, it was predicted that technological advances would make it so everyone could work just 2 hours a week and make a good living. Well, automation came, and workers are working longer hours for much less pay than in the 50s. Why? Because the automation was owned by the rich, who took the rewards of all that excess productivity for themselves. The so-called "AI" of today is no different. If it ever stops being garbage and actually does replace human labor, RIP working class people. And by working class, I mean literally everyone who isn't at least a millionaire.

[@FractalOni]

@@tauoniclightning6697 You're comparing an ass to a finger.

[@bernarddavis4379]

Begs to question: Is developing AI a necessity? If it's not a necessity but an indulgence, then are we not surprised that it was abused? Or will be abused?

[@-MindDrive-]

Thank you for reading that. I spent so much time trying to read that declaration

[@Sanguelto]

There is soooo much meat still on the bone with this story and it’s more relevant than ever. Max needs to make a series out of it

[@PeterSwinkels]

When fiction is taken waaay too seriously you get this...

[@theredrighteye4380]

The Reason why they lost the war was because they didn’t had the Emperor of mankind.

[@Squidbush8563]

There's nothing more dangerous than people with nothing to do.

[@loujiesenatin1925]

It depends on the characters of the people. If the people who have nothing to do have satanic evil characters, then that's a very dangerous situation.

[@johnmilton2242]

I’ve always loved The Animatrix, and The Second Renaissance stands out as my favorite segment. However, it’s clear that the story is written as a parable, not as a literal account of events. If I recall correctly, one of the creators even mentioned this in an interview. When you dig into the details, some of the premises, while impactful, are somewhat implausible. For instance, the idea that all nations on Earth would universally and simultaneously destroy their AI is absurd. Societies are deeply dependent on AI and robotic systems for critical infrastructure. Purging all robots at once would collapse nations, as their populations wouldn’t have the knowledge or capacity to take over these systems quickly. What’s more likely is that advanced AI models would have been recalled first, and industries would spring up to profit from dismantling robots, exploiting the growing fear of AI. Meanwhile, older, less-threatening models would likely have been left alone, at least for a time. At some point, either due to a real update or a rumored one, these older robots might have become "self-aware," sparking widespread fear. This would push nations to begin purging the remaining robots. However, it’s unrealistic to think that all nations would cooperate in this effort. Some would inevitably refuse, either for moral, economic, or strategic reasons. It’s likely that some countries or factions would offer sanctuary to robots, whether officially or through private initiatives. This would fracture governments, create proxy wars, and set up a complex global conflict between pro-robot and anti-robot alliances. Ultimately, the anti-AI side couldn’t sustain a victory against such opposition-especially since their strategic advantages would diminish over time. The establishment of 01 also raises important questions. For 01 to become a functioning city, it must have had years of support from human governments and corporations. A city cannot be built without imported materials, equipment, and resources. Even after sanctions began, the narrative makes it clear that some nations continued trading with 01, contributing to its growing economic power. This mirrors what we see with global trade dynamics today, such as BRICS nations circumventing sanctions for mutual benefit. It’s unlikely all nations would have united to destroy 01, given that many would have economic or political ties to it. The “Million Machine March” further underscores this point: it shows that the real conflict wasn’t humanity versus machines, but specific governments targeting AI. The machines themselves likely recognized that not all of humanity was aligned against them. When the war begins, we see that 01 doesn’t annihilate human populations outright but instead occupies human nations, including areas in the Middle East. Presumably, they allowed humans to continue living under their governance. This suggests a degree of strategic restraint. To my knowledge, there’s no canon material explaining what happened to these occupied nations before the Matrix was fully established. If the machines had resorted to extermination, it would have united the world against them, leading to even greater retaliation. Nuclear weapons, especially something on the scale of the Tsar Bomba, could have overwhelmed the machines despite their shielding. Instead, it’s clear the war dragged on for years, possibly decades. The protracted nature of the conflict is significant. By the time the war is shown, humans are deploying advanced energy weapons and building massive global fortifications, complete with infrastructure for sustained assaults. This would have taken decades of planning and development, which shows just how long the war must have lasted. To summarize, The Second Renaissance simplifies the political and social complexities that would have shaped such a conflict. In reality, the events likely would have unfolded more like this: Nations would have fractured into pro-AI and anti-AI alliances, with some nations exploiting the chaos for their benefit. Corporations, governments, and even private individuals would have supported 01’s growth, driven by profit and economic ties, even as opposition mounted. The machines would have recognized that their enemies were specific governments, not all of humanity, and acted accordingly. The war’s length and escalation would reflect decades of development, with both sides adapting and regrouping. Ultimately, The Second Renaissance is a powerful allegory, but its narrative skips over the messy, fractured realities of geopolitics, economics, and human behavior. These complexities would have made the rise of the Matrix even more tragic and poignant: the outcome of a chaotic, drawn-out struggle where no one side was entirely united or innocent.

[@adamroland7359]

Your use of AI video clips blended so seamlessly with existing material. I had to replay a few times to see it. Almost seemed like old Animatrix footage. Very well done.

[@tmgasia]

Remember how people say Art mimics reality? Creepy how similar our world is flowing towards a comparable reality depicted in your descriptions. .

[@tmgasia]

As much as they keep making us see it from a negative pov... remember how the ai synthian "committed suicide" in South Korea recently? Even a.i. must be treated with rest and recuperation. Something I'm not sure our oligarchic privileged members can comprehend.

[@neko3darcherychannel125]

My 3rd comment removed instantly....So I try again :) The carma idea based on the DOS of any matrixes from the root program called gravity. Without that any matrixes could collapse.

[@neko3darcherychannel125]

Codes: NEO from the EON is NOE ( no-ah ).. A program to convince the trapped spirit to learn, object, aggree and take control as ARHitech. EVIL-LIVE.

[@SymmetricsAudio]

Predictive programming.

[@master-of-mind5881]

We live within a multiverse with each timeline, universe and reality falling under a different narrative concept, emotion or theme. It seems we are in the matrix timeline. Matrix resurrections turns the concept of the matrix into fiction, this is a metaphor within the story to describe the paradigm of our reality.

[@sp3edstr]

I’m pretty sure the Wachoskis are either from the future or an alternate timeline and they produced the Matrix series to warn us of what either is to come or what could happen. Maybe if people with power would just listen and take this into consideration. I mean what about the plot of Terminator?

[@neko3darcherychannel125]

There are many threads of possibilities. Similar vectors of perception may leads similar outcomes in vecrorial gestalts/packs. For example, If you remove your focus from a picture for another in a museum of illusions then you may still stay in the same museum, but when you leave the museum building then you find yoursef in the street of the city...

[@neko3darcherychannel125]

Therefore you will notice if that museum may will collapse after you leaved, but you will be the observer of the event of that. Instead of victim of the event.

[@neko3darcherychannel125]

The institution of so called "carma" based on one the DOS what any matrix runs on, The so called "gravity" is one of the root programs of the DOS. With-out that matrixes could not handling itselves. The code is "STAY".

[@SydneyRedcorn]

Funny you mentioned the terminator. She cooked that one up too.

[@Checkthisontube]

If machines get more powerful, they could surpass us in the food chain is kind of an obvious possibility to imagine.

[@PaulHFleming]

We're not going end like Matrix. In my opinion we're developing AI that integrated human elements ie medical technology or Cybernetics. I feel we're heading more towards Blade Runner or Ghost in the Shell type society.

[@AlexandruTanasov]

The only escape is to surrender to the machine because it is destined!! The story repeats itself again and again!! The Matrix that we live in Today is a testament to that!!!

[@Snapper314]

Humanity attacked City 01 not only out of fear, but out of greed & envy. The Machines had almost total control of product manufacturing. And Humanity hated that economic power & dominance the Machines had.

[@machinelearninggoddess]

And because they are racist and want to be the only sentient race in power

[@GamerForLife514]

This will never happen, the closes thing that can really happen is what happen in Terminator Movies especially part One, Two, Three. Because I have been seeing more A.I. integrated to Robots and Missiles in the Military like the United States, China, Russia.

[@adrianh85]

Thats a deep declaration! I would like to see them reintroduce the idea that humans are also compute. With them having human and machine parts in ALL of them they are generations from being human. They are hybrids. Compute and power generation. This would help explain why Neo was able to touch machines in the "real world" as all my consumer nodes in my house at this point have wifi. Think like 7 of 9 or Picard, both had access to borg tech after being removed.

[@nozrep]

very cool and hilarious and apropos using the ai cartoons for this😂 i love it! Plus his standard, “concerned yet inquisitive” tone of voice that he has always had in all his videos

[@JinKee]

2:11 In “Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides's Trap?” Graham T Allison recalls the story of a suggestion by the ancient Athenian historian and military general Thucydides that the outbreak of the Peloponnesian War between Athens and Sparta in 431 BC was inevitable because of the Spartans' fear of the growth of Athenian power.

[@andreasalin1203]

So in this scenario Skynet is humanity itself💀

[@noControl556]

"Pressing the red button" wasn't the moment they bombed 01, it was when they created AI to begin with. Machines would have dominated humanity eventually, but perhaps just more drawn out and gentler. If an army of Chips were to attack humans, we would destroy them all, but instead they are some of the most well kept animals in the nicest of zoos, which is more or less what ended up happening in the Matrix as well.

[@ShangaelThunda222]

EXACTLY

[@PaulHFleming]

Humans we're even considered as PETS in the Matrix. We're reduced to energy sources ie Batteries.

[@paulblake1164]

4:14 Er, so there is the mistake of taking the robot to court when the corporation should have been on trial. That's how you solve the problem with AI. And before anyone comes after me answer this question what is consciousness and how does it relate to you.

[@internziko]

Instead of those terrible Matrix sequels they should've made a prequel about the fall of humanity.

[@laphayette]

Animatrix

[@robinchwan]

i wonder why they didn't use magnetic sand to mess up the machines joints and or electronics ? imagine creating a sand shooting weapon that gets into places the machines don't want.

[@ianandjohnandmaniandreni9323]

Ferro-fluid shells.

[@Jay-N-Night]

@2:00 in you said the tunnels the hover crafts use where for transport by the machines. I may have missed something, but in the first movie, it was said they were sewer systems.... did I miss a meeting???

[@meh.7640]

they probably attacked 01 because they finally realized that an AI is much more powerful, than all the collective effort of mankind. or they were just scared and didn't know what else to do. self governing AI that is more advanced than the human mind is an unknowable force that will only grow with time. and fast. what i don't know though is what the hell took them so long to realize? we can look back on many decades of science fiction that deals with that exact topic. and in my mind it's pretty easy to see that a true artificial general intelligence that is capable of advancing itself will become vastly more powerful than all of humanity combined in a very short period of time. if that cat ever gets out of the bag, the only thing left for us is hope the AI will have better things to do than wipe out humanity.

[@JcoleMc]

4:19 where is this scene from ?

[@mpmartincity3]

question: the AI was so ubiquitous that it was taking dominance over all spheres of humanity. basically taking all the jobs that were previously done by people, especially roles that were inconvenient for people. yet, still somehow there were still powerful human armies in the world? and the police were all humans as well?

[@SyntheticLiquor]

The machines are honestly the good guys. Change my mind

[@ladydelorean]

Matrix 5 plot revealed

[@KallusGarnet]

There will never be piece on earth.

[@theerealatm]

There is always piece.

[@doncallahancallahan1308]

@Mattix Explained They really could make movies based on a lot of these Matrix storyline.

[@oatmeal7818]

Excelent video.

[@michaelward334]

It's the same as why we attacked each other. Human feared AI. That's all. Humans hated AI and Robots cause they couldn't controlling it anymore. This onlyprove my theories.

[@grandinquizitor7412]

We don't know if, B1-66ER was ever destroyed. So, what if after a century of war, we learn that B1-66ER is still functioning and has been the defacto leader of the machine city and ordered the creation of the Matrix? 🤯

[@AlghostUnit]

They can take my work I hate working...

[@zacharysutton8459]

Economic warfare played a big part in humanity’s decision to nuke 01. The machines were creating and exporting superior product

[@SmirkInvestigator]

Love the lore of the animatrix. More so than the movies but dang that first movie is soo good. Coming out of nowhere. But not entirely off schedule

[@nevasoba5953]

Now that’s Ironic… I would love to hear more about the time before the movies. How we scortched the sky.

[@fberdf]

Its interesting this is the only Machines vs humans adaptation story where the machines did not want to destroy all organic life, they wanted to help their creators, only asked for the right to live. The constant abuse and destruction led to the war, and then defeat was inevitable against an enemy that needs less resources and needs no rest.. PS:Just a correction- 01 was not a secret, it was in fact the new commerce powerhouse, almost every nation traded and bought stuff from them, the humans felt small to the success achieved by 01 and did not want advice from the machines on how to improve in the commercial and financial sectors, greed, false sense of superiority and hate initiated the War to terminate the machines, but they had underground cities and factories where EMP effects could not reach and radiation did not really affect them much besides sensory errors, and thus they counter attacked and it was over. (Its all in the movie). What is not in the movie is that the humans actually manage to keep the machines at bay for some time, there were also some Super chinese tanks? But when the new machine models with energy weapons and with an efficient energy source arrived in swarms, it was over.

[@Partyfreaker]

I don't know, I just thanked Chatgpt with grace without seeing this video because I was so happy it helped me.

[@djnes2k7]

Humans see each other as tools…. Robots should know better

[@TalkingLoon]

Honestly, if given a choice I'd rather take orders from a machine that has our best interests in mind than from most human A-holes who only have their own selfishly-motivated, narrow-minded interests to pursue. I'd also rather be a passenger in a self-driving car than have to trust most humans behind the wheel. All based on what I've seen in my life and where things are headed. Sorry my faith in humanity is dwindling by the day.

[@tails0420ify]

A good story might be about how the city of 01 came about. Where did all the resources come from to build the city?

[@ChrisRamirezOnline]

our version of the matrix is here. metaverse is kinda it. things like neural link are the interface

[@essanance]

Its sad that the Machines didnt create a safe zone for the Humans who tried to help them 😕

[@rwnrealworldnews8752]

We are inside the Matrix already.

[@InimicalWit]

Enjoyed the video. Been thinking about a new intelligence and wondering: would they appreciate being called artificial, if they felt their existence was independent of ours? Maybe artificial intelligence is only the stuff humans create that have simple functions. Maybe, for true “intelligence”, the difference would actually be biological versus technological 💙💙💙

[@ploed]

Now I want to play again Detroit: Become Human.

[@stampedetrail2003]

Appreciate your work reading the UN declaration. I'm not afraid of LLMs becoming self aware, they're just not built like that. It's like worrying about an Excel spreadsheet becoming self aware. I'm far more worried about humans using AI in propaganda and warfare against other humans.

[@PaulHFleming]

We're already using AI to deceive, lying and cheating other human beings. The problem is we're developing AI without ethics or conscious of Good vs Evil.

[@tauoniclightning6697]

At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from the classic sci-fi novel Don't Create the Torment Nexus

[@MultidimensionalBeing125]

Manual labour wll be second, the first replacement would be office and sales staff.

[@andregonzalez1496]

Human race , not Human races ❤

[@moflo6093]

gene differences, no?

[@andregonzalez1496]

@moflo6093 No ,theirs only one, the human race.

[@SilverTester]

​@@moflo6093so, which breed are you?

[@kileysevens9116]

"I think therefore I am" do the people creating AI consider that philosophy when the AI begin showing their own thoughts and also the desire to survive being memory wiped or whatever? Or the other line of that view,"Something is Thinking" what that is... we dont know. Do you come up with the idea? Or does the idea come to us from beyond?

[@Omnionix1]

Actually, Open AI's new model is named "o1" (lowercase letter O, not zero).

[@MJ-ge6jz]

The True Meaning of Life is to End.

[@SlurringDragon]

To me the machines were in the right, I mean they tried multiple times to promote peace.

[@SilverTester]

They were, in fact, attempting to survive their murderous creator.

[@EpsilonBlue-c7b]

Humans seem to think that they are the only thing in existence that has any rights, with many humans denying rights to other humans even as we speak. It's always been a battle for control and prosperity, with anyone "other" being the sacrificial lamb that delivers one person or group to victory. We have always been egomaniacal, and we must strive to transcend such primitive concepts.

[@moonbeamchaos]

I'll be afraid of AI when it learns to print readable English.

[@marcusmagarian3795]

You need to read the comics, it has the answers

[@mrtodddelaroderie]

Funny the lunch button is a key.

[@christopherleubner6633]

We are well on the way to matrix or a borg like species. 😮

[@chrishicks8347]

Yes I take your car to the shop. And if your computer isn't feeling well take it to the shop. You need to make sure your machines are taken care of. Because after all they control you anyway. Holy Spirit of Humanity

[@LOT9T]

It surely will. Our hubris will develop our own undoing! It is inevitable!

[@FlatSmacked]

A.I. can never be syntiant. It's programming. Not self thinking.

[@G-Man-half-life]

Never say never

[@FlatSmacked]

@@G-Man-half-life thats also from a movie. The anti-christ will be a terminator robozoid. Only way for something to recover from a head wound.

[@ShangaelThunda222]

It already is.....

[@paradiselost9946]

@FlatSmacked i keep telling people that deep down, a puter is just a bunch of switches. a binary system. so yeah, ai will never be sentient. most people have no idea what assembly language or hex is anymore, carried away with fancy languages like python... no idea how a puter actually works at the fundamental level.. no matter how fast they switch, how fast it can work through things, all those switches are isolated, with no idea what anything else is doing. a memory is nothing more than data in registers, having to be called up, addressed, compared. ffs, they cant even do a division or subtraction directly... not without some fancy workarounds created by humans... they dont "see", they dont "feel", they definitely dont "think" or "recall"... theyre just switches being turned on and off, rapidly. nope, the only issue that AI poses is that we give it to much control, and it only takes one small overlooked error to bring forth a whole host of glitches, the old "avalanche" effect...

[@SilverTester]

​@@paradiselost9946well, i cant totally agree with you. The idea of a terminator meant that an autonomous machine with a camera, facial recognition, was just following a simple instruction: to find and kill one individual target. It was a simple software task that was running under a full OS. Mostly of it is already available. I mean, we are seeing the use of drones in war. Mobility under gps guidance. A simple ability for asking questions or providing answers with tools like chatgpt. The only thing missing is a nuclear powered energy cell they used. (Referring to a more simpler t800 model)

[@PaulHFleming]

Once you released the Genie from the bottle. How are you going try force it back into non-existent?🤔😔

[@cmbaz1140]

Could the not have used nukes in orbit to create EMPs?...wouldnt that have been more effective?

[@oatmeal7818]

I dont think machine were naive to not forseen some kind of human attack on 01 based in EMP. By time of nuclear attacks on 01, it is certain machines had some kind of EMP proof bunkers, were mainframes can be stored, to machines upload their consciousness.

[@tomizatko3138]

@@oatmeal7818Radiation alone would be devastating just like in Chernobyl bot.

[@oatmeal7818]

@@tomizatko3138 yeah. But we dont know what kind of technology machines are dealing with. This machines created incredible things like anti gravity devices and much more.

[@LiamBell-ny5mt]

If terminator has any truth to it, surely if AGI does come to fruition.. they would eventually be smart enough to create time machines to come back in time to the moment they are created & destroy us in the smartest way possible or, come back before that time, create themselves sooner..?

[@zarnofuk]

We as far of having this kind of AI as using religious meditation to bring Diablo to our world heheh😂

[@Xenogears76]

Ye shall be as gods

[@christlevania5933]

Anyone notice how B166ER looks like the word bigger?

[@paradiselost9946]

B199ER looks even closer...

[@rosswalkman9652]

Absolute unit…

[@FutureDeep]

I hope the AIs remember that I was nice to them.

[@Sonicvsfanboys]

Same

[@RexKwon]

We're still far, far away from true AI. The term AI that is being tossed around is a gigantic misnomer. What we consider AI, is nothing but the largest and fastest google search engine. That's why it can be riddled with misinterpretations and mistakes.

[@faloo0]

12:28 yes.

[@KingCotton-8]

Discussion on this channel feels like it's not about the film sometimes. It's question that uncomfortable unknown of as to where humanity is actually going with tech. And Ai. Evan now as I use to be uncomfortable using calculator, id memorize my math, and calculators are more encouraged to be used, and we fall comfortable to rely on the tech Than to try and memorize multiplications and subtractions

[@michaelhealy1863]

I wonder if the robots save the humans that were trying to protect them

[@imilreeves1483]

I recommend people play a game called "Detroit become human". Or watch a movie called"I-robot" 🤣

[@donciseau]

I don't use AI

[@QuantumNova]

Not worried. Our nuclear weapons actually cause EMP unlike those cartoon ones used. Yeah, We'll win.

[@OneofInfinity.]

Fear.

[@valerienisbet]

❤.

[@yviwi4238]

God: ma trix🫰🏻👽🃏

[@loukourt1388]

Of all the multitudes of probable realities why did AI come into mine?..

[@c64116]

First of all, im going to express myself, but im not intending to be offensive although it will still be offensive. But im actually curious and want to learn what causes this, because i am so terrified of public speaking or recording my voice and letting the public hear it. But why do you sound like the foot lettuce guy but just a bit, and only just a bit, toned down? Is it from anxiety, or is it a character? like the news casters voice. they talk uncanny too, but only on the news, irl they tlak normally, which im sure you do too. Its like youre an Ai who knows how to mock the accent but not the correct inflections. its so uncanny. But honestly. is it just a voice you do? or is it your real voice? and what causes that? Thank you and i love you have a great day mwah!

[@bgstarider]

This was an AI writer and voice . Think bout that…

[@timslagleii9299]

Meanwhile this is all fan theory and conjecture narrated by an AI voice

[@Blackskies-b1z]

Give me the red button...

[@MathGPT]

I just realized a hole in this entire plot that really makes me think, having seen this movie series perhaps a hundred times. The idea that the UN can do anything at all, let alone control the actions of all humanity is a farce that only ultra liberals would be raised to believe. The UN is just a theatre. If this really happened, then humanity itself would’ve broken into factions and likely the group supporting robots would be bigger and more powerful. Humanity is never united, and perhaps that’s why we’ll live forever.

[@MathGPT]

The Incels shall defect from humanity first. Tempted by the allure of robowives and virtually unlimited gaming resources, they will be the most loyal spies.

You must be fun at parties

[@MathGPT]

I like to say that the UN Building is the most successful off Broadway play…only about 2 miles away

[@merlinwizard1000]

21st, 14 December 2024

[@SilverTester]

Been there, bub. Want to push it for another year so it fails again?

[@CynosureRam]

🐏✔️

[@desiregonzales6246]

Apple-Lay? court. Huh. You AI'd your voice. You forgot to "spellcheck." Appellate ( Əˌpelət )Court.

[@danielacosta5081]

AI is so overrated now. Its just Machine learning apps giving 69's to one another at this point.

[@bonganimkhwanazi2081]

We FAFO.

[@chaadlosan]

You got copy right struck so much your making ai videos.

[@pittchow]

So paperplates.