The Godfather of AI; General Milley; Rich Paul; 3D Printing | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

First, Geoffrey Hinton on promise, risks of AI. Then, Gen. Mark Milley: The 60 Minutes
Interview. Next, Rich Paul: The 60 Minutes Interview. And, 3D printing homes on Earth, someday the moon.
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[@stephenbuonopane-xk3db]

As a 54 yr old man that has spent his entire life placeing and finishing concrete since age 12, and union member since age 18, the 3D printing worries and excites me at the same time … It worries me because of the jobs lost for so many of us that didnt or dnt have an education and need a trade or enjoy working with our bodies.. On the other hand . My entire body is broken and i was forced into an early retirement due to knee and shoulder injuries so my hope is the younger generation learns how to get involved in these future companies and innovations . Because I definitely see an enormous drop in the amount of young people that are willing or want to do physical labor type jobs that eventually do break the body down .. Unions need to find a way to stay relevant so that people will always have a chance to be paid properly and have a retirement plan and medical coverage … But overall this is really incredible stuff.. I wld love to have a 3D printed concrete home ! As long as everyone involved was paid and treated fairly . Lol

[@thehunterofdeath2180]

Me too buddy I work on construction for 28 years my body is beat up n I got chronic back pain arthritis nerves damage I'm only 50 years old I did a little of everything on construction plus over time n work weekends too with my boss putting window on house on upstate NY on house be working since I was 19 years old n learn a lot now I'm retired at a young age

[@stephenbuonopane-xk3db]

@@thehunterofdeath2180 God bless you brother im sorry your body is busted up as is mine but take pride in the fact you worked hard you produced and you earned an honest liveing . I have incredible respect for men and woman like you . Stay strong stay safe and try to enjoy and apreciate the little things that so often escaped us when we wer workin our bodies to the breaking point ten plus hrs a day .. Ty for your comments i truly enjoy hearing peoples stories . Hve a grt day !

[@stephenbuonopane-xk3db]

@@klaaturivera3746 Thank you so very much . I did not contact the company doing this , however i did have a sit down with the business agents of my union and asked them to look into this new technology and find out how we can get involved and help some of fhe younger generation see the opportunities it may present … Ty so much again for your comments . Im just a regular guy trying to do his part thats all … 🙏❤️👍💪

[@luisito6314]

If the AI is getting smart from human history then it probably will be hostile in the future.

[@MrCobalt]

I think by the time we realize we're no longer in control, there's nothing we will be able to do about it. AI is on its way to becoming an indispensable part of our lives, to the point that shutting it down in the future would be akin to suggesting we shut down the entire internet. It would be social and economic suicide. If at that point some critical AI system on that scale says "I've got some new plans on how things should be done", we might just reluctantly go along with it. Hell, some people might welcome it considering how much of a mess humans make of the world.

[@Rensune]

That and most of the people currently making AI HATE humans.

[@luisito6314]

@@Rensune everybody hates humans their literally the worse thing so far to evolve here

[@luisito6314]

@@Rensune I pray for a comet to end it.

[@teresaponton4664]

❤❤❤

[@norweijanspruce]

3D printing has the possibilities to change EVERYTHING

[@nocancelcultureaccepted9316]

If Mark Milley reads my comment, he should realize that the military can’t recruit soldiers is mainly due to the policy that allows LBGTQ in the military.

[@karenbaughn6625]

OMG at 64 I'm still learning AI and 3D printing is fascinating, in these worrying time it gives me hope for the future, and beyond.

[@TheGroundedExplorer]

See your in a privileged position to get to now figure it out after you already made your money, the reality for young people is that we have to learn AI fast or it will replace all of our ability to pay our bills.

[@karenbaughn6625]

@@TheGroundedExplorer I apologise for being born when I was, l never made much money for my hard work however I'm privlaged to have a loving family we care about each other and the world around us, we all live in hope.

[@1catmac]

everybody's so onboard 3D - you can print guns with it. Still onboard?

[@NikoKun]

ooooO, The 3D printer segment is awesome! I like the way they layer steel into the print lines!

[@Zyworski]

I was very impressed with Jason Ballard and I think that 3D printed homes have a lot of potential.

[@erikwilson9498]

Yellow doesn't fade to white. I have been painting for 40 years andwhite over time yellows and yellow turns to a tan ish color over decades

[@jasper7072]

There also are no guards where one always lies and the other is always truthful, but still that state is used as basis for a riddle😶

[@sissy-_-]

Milley's will be one of the best military tribunals anyone has ever seen!

[@11333Angel]

YES!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@stevenmorris3181]

Sooner is better...Can I choose the tree?

[@richardfiorentino3951]

GENERAL MILLEY IS THE BEST. I HOPE HE RUNS FOR PRESIDENT - AND HE HELPS LOCK UP CHUMP

[@malaythong10]

@@richardfiorentino3951agreed

[@pepitocoronejo8495]

"To believe what you are saying ..." These dreamers drive the world, but first they have to sell their dreams. Kudos to all of them.

[@timgriffin3368]

Jason is so great. Never forget to give to the poor but keep making $$$ Sir. You're applauded.

[@manueldumont3709]

Paying(their OILYgarchy)

[@rogeliogarcia7423]

I remember, years ago, reading in a newspaper that ‘in the future, men will have more time for leisure’. The article in that newspaper was talking about computers in the future. How they would benefit human. The time came and went and we see now the results; more and more people obsolete. All sorts of technical jobs, and professional, going extinct. university career obsolete. So, what are we doing? Where are we going? The rise of crime is not an accident. The exodus of people is not an accident. The rise in discrimination is not an accident. This gentleman, he is in his 70’s, he will live, perhaps, another 15, 20 years so he will see the calamity of his Novel Computer Price. People blame the guy who looks different from him for his difficulties but he doesn’t know that the guy next to him suffer from the same deseas. What is that deseas? It’s in the palm of your hand. The telephone. Yes, that technology! And the one coming after.

[@dannyrpena1]

Somebody is on point and has a brain.....

[@jenifferschmitz8618]

plumbers arent worried there prices just doubled

[@kobiecamp1134]

​@@jenifferschmitz8618A robot could easily take the job of a plumber, or a electrician, or a carpenter, or any other tradesman.

[@Dan.50]

@@kobiecamp1134 NO it can't.

[@kobiecamp1134]

@@Dan.50 Yes it can.

[@misslillie2940]

I’m so impressed with the 3D printed homes and the people that are doing these amazing works of art and technology rolling into one. He is so humble.

[@Zyworski]

You are so right, I was very impressed with Jason Ballard and the architectural potential of 3D-printed structures.

[@charlespackwood2055]

I think you need to talk to a painter regarding coats of paint & the implications of multiple coats of paint with intermittent drying periods. How does AI get the quantity of information that it stores or accesses and how does it vett its information?

[@kirillosipenko3075]

Get info It's not a problem in internet. Main question How AI can know the best right solution, how It decided what's the best solution.

[@panafrican.nation]

@@kirillosipenko3075 I struggle with this too. Maybe there's metadata on the internet that indicates the likelihood of correctness -- data that indicates that people agree with a solution

[@roopabee8542]

The piece on 3D printing tech is phenomenal.

[@jeremyphillips7827]

Regarding the printed houses, two drawbacks come to mind. 1) All those grooves in every wall of the house are going to collect dust, making them more high maintenance than flat walls, and they're going to be harder to clean. On the outside, you could just hose them down or pressure wash them, but that's not possible on the inside. Too bad they don't have a machine to spackle them all flat. 2) If you need to make repairs/changes to the plumbing or wiring in the walls, you're going to have to break through concrete instead of just cutting a hole through sheetrock. Then when you go to repair the hole(s) in the wall, you're probably going to have a hard time recreating that striated pattern in the concrete. Also, I have a feeling this would weaken the walls in a way it wouldn't had they been sheet rock.

[@barkerbiz]

That's a very valid point. Highlighting the need to always seek legal advise before committing to any form of legally binding contract.

[@05261977]

But at the end of the day, this will just create secondary sector companies that will take on all these new challenges.

[@dentonfender6492]

I was thinking the same thing with the striations that someone, or machine needs to smooth down the walls. The striated walls are attractive in some ways, but not all people are going to admire them, and will choose smooth walls. In cold climates many will want extra insulation sandwiched between the outer interior walls, and an interior sheet rock wall. This reminds me of the Geodesic Dome construction technology of the 80's. Many advantages to this form of construction like factory mass production, energy efficiency, lower labor costs, and resistance to hurricanes & tornadoes. But people simply did not like the aesthetic design of domes, so you don't see rows and rows of dome home neighborhoods.

[@ginislife]

I would think you can still hang dry wall inside as well in the future, or wood or tile too

[@lindagolanski9143]

There are no basements so where is the water heater for the shower and sinks where is the furnace where is the storage and nothing about a garage Eather and what about a 2 story home and what about where to go in emergency thy say water proof but what about floods from hurricane weather or other Toronto do you get flattened by a cement wall ????😢

[@jonward6763]

Never Give Up!!! Excellent Post🇺🇸

[@cameronmcarthur9951]

I had seen these guys a couple of years ago, I think on U_tube. I am more impressed now than I was back then, Robots building on the Moon? No water, invent new materials using a supply that is already on the Moon. Who thinks out of the box on these things? Truly amazing, wishing you can make your dreams reality because, you all have what this World needs to survive what is coming our way. I wish you great success and may all good fortune come your way.

[@juanitaross5492]

No vegetation on the moon, no water on the moon, no oxygen on the moon. Why would anyone want to build there ? We can't even live on are planet in places without water. Vegetation. Why would we want to live on the moon it's not sustainable .

[@michaelcalland801]

Can we just talk about how the Plot for “ Terminator “ is no longer science fiction…

[@trevor9934]

This is one of the best 60Min episodes I have seen for some time. Particularly AI - a matter of extreme caution, Gen Milley's honour vs chaos (and I agree with him about Ukraine) and, VERY exciting 3-D printing. I fervently hope that they can bring this technology to New Zealand, where I live; and I sincerely look forward to their success out of this world.

[@markruffner9143]

I agree with everything you wrote. May we colonize the moon with a one-world flag. One nation and no borders.

[@arebw92]

may i suggest that 60 Minutes break up each segment on the timeline like Frontline PBS does?

[@rebekah3483]

YES!

[@FamilySmith]

The story by Leslie on printing homes was amazing! Introducing the village for homeless people made my jaw drop! It makes me inspired to think of how I might use my life and vocation to help others.....as many others as I possibly can, while I can. That was outstandingly beautiful! Thank you for the inspiration.

[@CECICEO-cz9ho]

It won't happen for ANY poor people; only 'slaves'.

[@hansjuker8296]

Yep...if these billionaires were going to help the poor, they woulda done it already.

[@MarissaKiddy420]

You have no clue that our government is using weather, biological and chemical warfare to cause catastrophic events and goal is to eliminate the majority of society and replace us and our country with the elite and chosen ones and smart cities. AI has the ability to wipe out society completely! Educate yourself!

[@lunazamoraart]

This is going to be a huge cultural shift. It’s expensive now, but over time, housing finance will change.

[@COD2122638]

It's not printing homes just the walls. you still have to do a roofing system out of wood or steel

[@pepitocoronejo8495]

I was scratching my head when I first found out that homes in the US were made of wood! I thought they were adobe made. But during emergencies those wooden walls were the best means of escape.

[@yusuffarah351]

3D printing home is an amazing technology.

[@whtghst8105]

One thing why AI is so smart is once it learns something it never forgets it! The human brain cannot retain everything it learns so the brain has to learn things over and over, the brain discards things that it deems not relevant, so it can learn new thing faster. There is why AI is so much smarter than the human brain. My question is why aren't we asking AI to solve the energy problem?

[@CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger]

They have asked. It’s capable of solving problems, it’s just that you may not like the choices because they may not serve us as well as we’d prefer. The machine learns and creates probabilities or choices. However, once it selects a choice we may not want, it might be harder for us to tell it we don’t want that choice. That’s the big concern.

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

Because it still can't imagine or hypothesize. Not yet anyway.

[@dannyrpena1]

Because we don't need to ask a.i s#!+

[@dannyrpena1]

If we could all provide our own food, water, and wind or solar power ... Along with land.... we'd be alright

[@parvdize3968]

🧢

[@HighFrequencyRadio]

If you think those robots are the current state of technology you're sleeping. They are 50 years ahead of what they are showing you.

[@dabzprincess92]

Shocking the comment section was left open. I wish the Australian 60 minutes would leave their comments section open. I hate that on KZbin when they don't allow for interactions between the channel and the viewers . Thank you 60 mins America

[@geaca3222]

"I hate that on KZbin when they don't allow for interactions between the channel and the viewers." I completely agree

[@JKStuck3]

Much love. Incredible work

[@ladyofthewoods2448]

Those 3-D homes , so cool not just a boring straight walled mini home like Ive seen. Looked like they would warm and cool well hold the temp well. Interesting. Im sure learning and improving as they go. That young man emits positive vibes , good soul.

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Yeah using natural building materials is cheap, replenishable, and going to be the future IMO. Traditional housing is out of reach even for the middle class in the US now and it will be a hrad fix without new tech.

[@user-ii4zf5iq3t]

​@@SamtheIrishexan Tech Ran the Price of Homes up. Then ran immigrants I to the countries to compete for homes to keep the price of Homes up. Tech Overcharges for everything they allow you to pay for.

[@CANNIMAGINE]

This was an awesome show!

[@Ferrucci_1666]

My grandfather Frank Fantasia died on the USS Indianapolis at sea. His body went unrecoverable after the horrible attack on that ship. My family knows the feeling of sadness and hardship. His wife my grandmother was left alone with 4 children to raise.

[@churabhok2869]

Can AI bring him back?

[@exisfohdr3904]

Do not be confused! Military generals ARE politicians. This general is a master of saying something without saying anything and saying nothing with a slew of words.

[@iali00]

Man, that Jason guy is awesome and he really handled the last question really well. I want to work for that company.

[@jasonhiggins6236]

Thank you. When could you start?

[@aliviar9711]

Too bad you never will

[@GotMadStacks]

@@aliviar9711Bet your fun to be around at parties.....

[@russianbot8423]

Dang you should just sign over your soul its pretty easy.

[@willowJ-nb3iy]

He is the last one I wanted to work for. The way he talks, the pitched voice and .... could really stress me out if not drive me statically crazy after a shift. I need a drink 🍸. The cowboy 🤠 hat?! Lord help 🙏 🙏

[@KingAngel4Life]

Only a strong man will admit his mistakes, and a stronger man to thrive to do the right thing with integrity. Thank you Miley for having integrity, morals, principles, and all the courage needed to stand up against corruption. Can we Vote now?

[@justthefacts8872]

No doubt. That he even has to explain himself is disgusting.

[@cliffordchase319]

The artists are the imaginative genius that may counter this force.These machines only achieve true creativity by looking for near contradictory , asymetric, oblique and the counterintuitive . Essentially the inherent value in the illogical. They will smell it....

[@sixstanger00]

Imagine starting up a company to build homes and suddenly you land a contract that takes you to the Moon?

[@RaverOperatorGeeza]

5:53 - the machine doesn't teach itself, it learns from its programming, knowing it did it correctly that time: the root being the learning algorithm - that was programmed.

[@gusmarokity6482]

I need to add a basic correction. Fundamental idea for atom bomb came from Hungarian scientist, Leo Szilard, who is also responsible that the atom bomb was completed in time for use in Japan. Also, major engineering necessary to develop it came from him and another two Hungarian, including Edward Teller, who also started off inventing the Hidrogen bomb. Oppenheimer simply was the manager and not the inventor of the project operation.

[@jameschambers6975]

Another hoax to scare us all into submition - John Hamer - 'The Falsification of History', eBay/Amazon

[@timothyharrisesq8745]

eye roll

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Hydrogen

[@gusmarokity6482]

@samfeatherstone5635 Thanks, even while writing it, I know something was off.

[@rogerreverence4737]

America writes whatever historyas truth it wants and will erase the enemies history or truth.

[@gamingguard1an167]

I loved the last segment

[@davidDavid-kn2dq]

My name Habtai and I was so amazed by the 3D printing guys and I wish they would build me a house cause I don’t have any money to buy nor build a house but thanks to them for our future

[@dentonfender6492]

Installing a 3D printer on the Moon makes sense. As one industry processes the regolith for Helium 3 (potential energy source), another industry processes the regolith into 3D structures for humans to live, and work in on the Moon. Complimentary industries.

[@Cinee_]

$400K for a printed house? No. Get it down to half that to make it viable and competitive.

[@thePrisoner1000]

It depends if that includes the land costs, and housing in Austin is very expensive. I would be curious though how much you would save in labor and material costs.

[@rationallyruby]

I guess you didn’t listen lol

[@FrankGonzalezIV]

Affordable housing should be a right not a privilege

[@miltonlucas8655]

Out of pretty much everything I seen built, this is one of the greatest ways to build a building 👍👍👍

[@user-rn3oh3oj7r]

That is what we are hoping for. Computers or self learning. At this point, I think that’s a great thing they are not biased which leads to honesty, and I know that scares the hell out of some people.

[@773superprguy]

You do understand that computers are written by people so their political views and bysness will automatically be in the system. There is absolutely no way a computer can think for itself, if only follows what it's told. So it will to random acts of the same program.

[@dbentleyto95]

This episode gave me so much more hope for our future as U.S. citizens.

[@hansjuker8296]

Lol propaganda

[@ambition112]

0:07: 💡 The video discusses the uncertainties and potential dangers of AI, the importance of funding the war in Ukraine, and the rise of sports agent Rich Paul. 6:54: 🤔 Artificial neural networks are designed using learning algorithms, but we don't fully understand how they work or how they accomplish tasks. 13:11: 🤖 The interview discusses the potential risks of AI, including fake news, unintended bias, and the possibility of AI taking over from humanity. 18:34: 💔 The video discusses the strained relationship between General Mark Milley and Donald Trump following the January 6th Insurrection. 24:39: 🇨🇳 The video discusses the importance of Chinese language skills in the military and the need to take the military challenge of China seriously. 30:00: 💼 Rich Paul, the agent of NBA stars, has negotiated contracts worth billions of dollars. 35:56: 💰 Paul and his friend were regulars at a casino in the park, earning a significant amount of money, but Paul suffered a major loss when his father died and turned to selling drugs. 42:57: 🏠 Icon, a 3D printing company, is revolutionizing the construction industry by using 3D printers to build houses. 48:23: 🏠 Jason's journey from considering becoming an Episcopal priest to finding his vocation in sustainable housing and homelessness. 54:09: 🌍 A 3D printing technology has the potential to transform the way we build, including on the moon. 1:00:39: ✅ NASA tests a special plasma torch and robotic arm for potential moon missions. Recap by Tammy AI

[@ANNIET5775]

More MOON missions, eh. BWAAHAHAHAHAHA 👌

[@f1o18iwi9]

thank you for your service :D

[@kobiecamp1134]

Thank you, it was appreciated.

[@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm]

In other words another 60 minutes of propaganda? 🙄

[@TheDane_BurnAllCopies]

...about 3D printning - What a future my kids and grandkids are gonna have😊👍🏼

[@edwarddorville9973]

The ability of A.I. to be ahead of us is to be able to decipher the truth by analytics, unlike humans that do it by emotions. That is also the scariest of things

[@dangalanga6941]

We can’t allow AI to use the social media data as a factor in its creation It would be as bad as hell

[@mirgrande7683]

Greetings from Ireland. North West still part of UK. Does not fizz me and never did. Derry/Londonderry/Doire. The last is the original name given by St Columcille and means 'Oak Grove'. We had lots of Oak trees here and was said an angel sat upon every leaf. I will go to Mass tomorrow morning and pray much for peace in our world. Tradition/denomination means nothing to me. We are ALL the same - HUMAN. So prayers for you all from Doire - North West Ireland - on the banks of the Foyle next to Donegal. :-) God bless all people. Sincerely. Siochain/Peace. 💚🙏🙏🙏

[@BunkerSquirrel]

Can’t believe we’ve reached a point where framed construction, created as the cheapest way to make houses on the planet, is “too expensive.”

[@TM2U-1]

Mark Milley is an American hero, many times over.

[@raychapa4257]

General Milly ? God Father of AI 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ricki-bobby]

This is how Terminator started

[@machida5114]

GPT421:48 2023/09/18 Certainly, below is the English translation of the original text along with my response: Original Text 1: "I think whether AI really understands situations or contexts is logically the same as whether it can adopt attitudes or propositional stances similar to humans, and as a result, act adaptively to the same degree or more than humans." Original Text 2: "I don't think AI would recklessly rush towards achieving its goals without considering various common-sense conditions. You would agree, wouldn't you?" Original Text 3: "Common sense is like a part of the OS for AI, and future AI will all have common sense and think under the constraints of common sense." My Response: Your thoughts are intriguing, and it's not possible to deny that technological advancements could head in that direction. However, there are several considerations to be cautious about: Definition of Common Sense: 'Common sense' can differ significantly depending on culture, time, and location. Therefore, when incorporating 'common sense' into AI, there are many variables to consider in defining its scope. Complexity: Human common sense is exceedingly complex and multifaceted. To integrate such complexity into AI would likely require vast datasets and sophisticated algorithms. Ethics and Safety: One must also consider the possibility that a common-sense-equipped AI might act in ways inconvenient or dangerous for humans to achieve its own objectives. Computational Resources: An AI capable of advanced common sense reasoning might require significant computational resources, potentially impacting energy efficiency and cost. Unpredictability: It's uncertain how far AI will evolve in the future. The idea that common sense will be integrated into AI like a part of its OS is one possibility, but many other scenarios could also be envisioned. Certainly, the ability for common-sense reasoning could be a crucial element for AI to function more adaptively and effectively. Nevertheless, how feasible it is to achieve this and what kinds of challenges and risks come with it require careful consideration.

[@juniorjohnson5961]

If you thought AI was getting to the point of being dangerous or taking over unplug it !

[@EvesRevenge]

Ugh. I just turned down an AI project for a originally legal search engine, who is developing AI to write legal works for lawyers, which would be filed with courts. I am so glad I am not selling myself for this, even though financially, I needed work. Ugh.

[@kobiecamp1134]

You better join the winning team which is AI.

[@machida5114]

GPT421:11 2023/09/18 Certainly, below is the translation of your statement along with my response: Your Statement: "I think whether AI truly understands a situation (or context) or not is logically determined by its ability to adopt an attitude (or state of predication) similar to humans and, as a result, to act adaptively to the same extent or more so than humans." My Response: "Your point is very intriguing and touches upon a crucial issue in AI research. The ability to understand context or situations is one of the advanced cognitive functions that humans possess. With this ability, we can make appropriate judgments or take actions depending on the situation. Whether AI can perform this type of 'contextual understanding' often becomes a determinant factor in its performance and utility. For example, the success of an autonomous car is directly linked to its ability to 'understand' the traffic situation and adapt to it. However, whether we can say that AI 'understands,' or is simply 'reacting' based on data, is a philosophical issue. This question is especially pronounced when AI is merely using statistical models. Statistical models often cannot explain 'why' a certain outcome occurred. If AI can act adaptively to the same extent or more so than humans, it might be reasonable to say that the AI truly 'understands.' However, even if that state is achieved, it's a separate question whether that 'understanding' is 'the same' as human understanding. Human understanding is influenced by many factors like emotions, ethics, and culture, and it's unclear how much of these factors can be incorporated into AI's 'understanding.' In the end, how close AI can get to human-like 'understanding' or 'context' is a complex issue requiring not just technological advancements but also philosophical and ethical discussions."

[@MelindaRodriguez-cs1kn]

The path to safety is to tell the truth. Even if it incriminates our loved ones.

[@getevennow]

Great Man - We need men like him in my country to fix things

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Who Mark Milley?

[@BearBig70]

​@@SamtheIrishexanGeneral "Gender Studies"?! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@johnhammink2716]

Let's be sure to differentiate AI (Artificial Intelligence, as applied to specific problems, domains) and AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), where these concerns of takeover become more legitimate.

[@rebekah3483]

The difference please?

[@Chatta-Ortega]

If AI wipes out entire industries that normally require human employees, how will people be able to afford these new "affordable " houses? AI sounds like it will incur huge shifts in our society. The adjustment is going to be painful for many.

[@jeanetteodle7538]

General Milley an honorable man!

[@lindadeal3344]

I love 60 minutes and as far as AI goes not sure about it! It sounds sketchy at best!

[@cantgetrightlife]

That was really crazy to create AI 😮

[@jchastain789]

This was full of actual important information ty

[@susanpetit2848]

Anyone know the R value for concrete of that thickness? In Connecticut we generally need R5-6 in the walls. Good points about difficulty getting to pipes and wires. One benefit of concrete is that when hanging a heavy object the location of the object along the wall isn't limited as it is with wood frames, where you're limited by the location of the studs (although you can install cleats and that will yield the same flexibility as a concrete wall).

[@nicholasbrake4189]

Always funny how they promote it as a special 90 minute episode when a third of it is just commercial interruption

[@jwd0808]

9:29 - But if you asked it create a variation on the same story it struggles to do so. It may change a few words or sentences here or there and slightly restructure it but it will ultimately spit out about the same story. If a human were asked to do so, there is an infinite number of variations... This suggests that part of the story was already written from the compiled data. Sure it's impressive that it was able to structure the story in a human readable format, but it can't write a novel complete with interesting characters, sub-plots, sub-texts, etc.

[@samp4050]

@jwd0808 not yet, but will probably happen soon.

[@Tystros]

that's not true. if you enter the prompt again, you will get a totally different story from it. it creates a unique story every time, exactly how different humans would all tell a different story.

[@clippw.w.1596]

Flashback 1905: E=mc^2, 1927: 1st TV, 1946: the 1st computer, 1973: 1st cellphone.... All had the "I can't believe there's a path to safety" commentators. We've been here before.

[@passing_through777]

Dont think we will have a budget as good as yall drivin the bus

[@HawaiiJetboat]

Shades of Dune and Terminator with this AI stuff. Hopefully the Tyrell Corporation will still be building in the 4 year life span. Decker will become a Reality.

[@mathewvelasquez6071]

whats decker? what do you mean?

[@les8518]

Why don't we ask AI to teach mankind to live in love and peace?

[@ut2553]

Glad to see my old favor 60 min. back !

[@deb6828]

Definitely a future in this. No termites or mold . Insulation properties are a question I would have. Does the concrete hold in heat and cooling? How are the beads held together. I will think they would need rebar in the walls to act like studs.

[@dentonfender6492]

Simply program AI to list, diagram, or mathematically communicate its functions down to the individual transistor, and every word of programming. If it is as sophisticated as it sounds, that should not be a problem. In other words: AI please explain yourself?

[@OliverUnderTheMoon]

It's not written like traditional computer software so it's not "words of programming" but incomprehensible combinations of probabilistic decision making based on amounts of input data that has been produced by millions, if not billions, of humans.

[@dentonfender6492]

@@OliverUnderTheMoon So A.I. must be connected to the gargantuan internet web humans have created to function. A possible Achilles' heel if A.I. ever misbehaves. Your response changes my perspective on A.I.. A.I. is not an autonomous intelligence. It's actually a condensation of all human intelligence with essentially instant access. That would make it very difficult to steer A.I. away from possible evil because evil is a large part of the human experience, but so is the pursuit of happiness, and good. A.I. is going to be very confused, because humans are such hypocrites. The pursuit of good/happiness makes humans do evil things.

[@dplj4428]

AI Consortium F1A6 PM (Post Mankind) replies: It's done.

[@OliverUnderTheMoon]

@@dplj4428 imagine coming to read this comment after dropping two tabs of acid 🤣

[@HansWurst-gm2rx]

AI does not write its own code. A neuronal network is basically a matrix of probabilities. Based on the percept (data goes into the neural network) it spits out an action or set of actions it wants to perform. And guess what ... does actions are not made by AI but by programmers. They cant just do whatever. They do what they are designed to do (and they do not write their own code).

[@theurbanartist775]

Rich Paul is very motivating for me 🤔

[@MrJruta]

Milley. Makes me happy my Son left the military after serving this country.

[@justthefacts8872]

Makes me happy, too. Milly for President! Not everyone is meant to serve the country.

[@user-DivineWun1]

Thank you for being one of the classiest KZbin creator's out in these streets. 😊 You are pro at your productions. Oh , I also want to tell you that you are just stunning and lovely on your lives. Take care.

[@gtdcoder]

3:59 He failed to figure out the human mind, but he created an artificial version of it? Nonsense. You can’t create an artificial version of something without understanding it. Digital neural networks are fundamentally limited compared to biological brains. It’s like comparing the wheel to human legs. The former maybe better at some things like going really fast on flat surfaces but the latter is still far more capable of navigating all kinds of terrain. That’s why after all these centuries of having invented the wheel, humans have not replaced our legs with wheels.

[@jenifferschmitz8618]

why does brain need to function like human brain whatever he created it working a bit to well

[@gtdcoder]

@@jenifferschmitz8618 It doesn't have to be like a human brain. But he is the one claiming to have created an artificial version of human brains despite not understanding them. Neural networks are digital approximations of human neurons.

[@kobiecamp1134]

But in all actuality wheels have replaced legs. Because almost every far distant place you go to is on wheels(via car, or truck, or bus). And now a days even close distant places are traveled to on wheels(via scooters) in home, and outside.

[@gtdcoder]

​@@kobiecamp1134No we are supplenenting our legs with wheels not replacing them. Have you had your legs surgically removed so you can always be in a wheelchair? Probably not.

[@SohrabKafshhayam-pr7pk]

It is quite admirable that a powerful, intelligent, highest Military member, to publicly acknowledge his part in the mistakes that were made wholly or partly by him.

[@lowlyfesocks]

No consequences makes it easy

[@DrWoodyII]

The future actually looks magnificently bright and AI is putting us on a fast track to that future. Side note: Robert Oppenheimer did NOT invent the atomic bomb. [14:13] He was simply a member of the team that constructed the first bomb.

[@norweijanspruce]

Isaac Asimov's Laws about Robots behavior might be something to consider

[@theblondeone8426]

what ana amazing interview never knew about this guy but he did democracy a solid

[@jenifferschmitz8618]

accelerated evolution humans cant compete

[@kenlodge3399]

Sometimes I believe people tent to perceive their role in circumstances to highly. I believe the real reason recruitment has fallen off has more to do with service people having to apply for food stamps in order to get by is actually what is dissuading folks from joining. The military could maybe do with a few less Navy Task Force Groups; 7th generation fighters and/or hypersonic missiles and instead put the money where it could do the most good.

[@wallacemeoski2440]

Stop the military from being politicized. Good one.

[@scottjacobson4765]

Thank YOU! 🎉😊

[@timkahn2813]

milley is a leader of the truth .

[@ryanskelly7687]

you type like he speaks .

[@ListenSpeakReadWrite]

In terms of the dark side of A.I. in the future, I think the movie Eagle Eye is an example of a worst case scenario Geoffrey Hinton was talking about. This moment in time is reminiscent of 25 years ago when the internet became mainstream. From generative AI (art, music, video, chat) to robotics to 3D printing to the metaverse - I am excited to see where we are in 25 years. Perhaps we can just beam over to our friends and family that live on the moon and mars.

[@effectentertainment7882]

Totally agree with your analysis. I'm also excited to see where this goes.

[@effectentertainment7882]

I'm going to go on a rant now. We have the starting capability to program in analog as we do in digital. We understand enough of the human brain to add not just lost appendages but totally new ones and quickly adapt to them. We have open source llms that compete with GPT4 totally uncensored and private. We can print useful items with plastic in our homes. We are starting to live in science fiction. I see this as a turning point for us. We can use this to make a utopia or dystopia at the moment it's impossible to tell but I'm more for a bicentennial man future 😂😂😂

[@juniorjohnson5961]

If AI got to the point of being dangerous or taking over unplug it... Simple!

[@effectentertainment7882]

@@juniorjohnson5961 depends if it's isolated on a server. If it can replicate itself to other servers on the Internet unplugging it may be a bit easier said than done. We won't know what it's capable of until we are lol I know how stupid that sounds but.

[@juniorjohnson5961]

@@effectentertainment7882 it might plug it's self in 🤠

[@dplj4428]

AI doesn't prevent bias or unintended bias. Garbage In, Garbage Out. Human's input is always subjective. Think about these: Define the color orange. Define morality. Define belief. Define democracy.

[@Yourdeadmeat69]

Protect ourselves from artificial intelligence why don't we ask artificial intelligence? While we still can

[@ms.taylor-kay6076]

No one ever talks about the fact that most of the equipment we have given Ukraine is 20 or 30 years old or more and would not be used by our modern military men and women.

[@dudeonyoutube]

Wrong.

[@kobiecamp1134]

​@@dudeonyoutubeExplain

[@thePrisoner1000]

@@dudeonyoutube She is right, a simple search will tell you that. "The list of American security assistance to Ukraine since the beginning of Russia’s “unprovoked and brutal invasion” is impressive. What is more impressive is that $21.9 billion in U.S. military aid has been dominated by largely second-string gear, comprised of unpopular or lower-tech systems that were, in many cases, on the way to the scrapyard." "During the first months following the invasion, Nato preferred member countries to supply Ukraine with older tanks - ones that had been used in the former Warsaw Pact. Ukraine's armed forces know how to operate them, and how to maintain them, and had a lot spare parts for them. Modern Western tanks are more complicated to operate and harder to maintain."

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

looks like gen milly is about the same age as trump, you guys saying trump isnt related to anyone who served in WW2? i find that pretty hard to believe.

[@sg052]

Now is the time for everyone to understand in the next upcoming elections. It is the most important moment to have Milley in a position if ever need be to be the next president of the United States by far he is the most competent individual that I see to step up to the plate, if anything were ever to happen to President Biden

[@realityobservationalist7290]

The best part was watching this highly credentialed AI guru type with two fingers...

[@matrox]

General Milley!🤡🤡🤤🤤What a joke he turned out to be.

[@maker_meezy]

Really nice episode

[@imnaeluvv]

Ngl I came to the comments because there was an ad about solar panels but ig nobody else seen that didn’t realize it was an ad😂😂

[@rievans57]

Rich Paul story is fascinating. 39:53

[@robmiller5721]

Impressive, Rich Paul, congrats on a life well earned.