The History of Artificial Intelligence [4K] | CyberWork And The American Dreams | Spark

How is artificial intelligence impacting our day-to-day life? This documentary explores the history of technology and the impact of robotics and artificial intelligence, and the future of work. It also discusses past lessons and what business, government, and society must do to prepare for the future.
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[@grantburris]

That was very good. I'm 78 years old. I've had a great life and I look forward to the next century of learning. The concept of 'learning how to learn' was beautifully expressed near the end. I've always believed that my love of reading and consequent ability to read rapidly was very helpful in my overall education. I have tried to inspire my children and others to strive for that also.

[@JasonPurkiss]

I feel I'm learning every every day when I wake up and turn on KZbin :) was a different story in the 90's when the library was 20 mins down the road and 20 years out of date

[@MasterLuto]

It opened my mind a lot about how technology has improved and new technologies that have not yet been implemented in our daily lives

[@sandspike190]

Love this!

[@yatesy117]

This is an amazing documentary 👏👏

[@calvinjackson8110]

Great video! I watched it to the end!! I learned a lot!

[@danbaker7191]

I've got some direct experience in this stuff; this doc is really GOOD! I must say though, I don't think it's going to happen quite as fast as some of the interviewees do. For example, there is no agreed working definition of intelligence. So, tell me, what exactly are we trying to achieve in AI? One can't easily reference our minds because we don't understand much about our higher functions. We don't have any good way to come up the learning curve how a mind and a body are one integral thing.

[@yaelthrosales7171]

The video is very interesting, since it talks about how robotics helps in our day to day life, its principles and what we can currently do thanks to it.

[@lizbethrangel7510]

I found it very interesting the way in which each person has a different idea about technology in general, they touched a very important topic about robots and I am very convinced that even if robots replace human beings in almost everything they will never be like us, as real as their phrase "humans need experiences to acquire knowledge and robots are simply programmed".

[@spanishrose213]

I created an alpha-numeric code using 1's and 0's. Hopefully one day I will use it to create my own programming language. ✍💻

[@forgotten_world]

Every time I start watching this kind of video, it reminds me that people in general have no clue about what AI is. When a video purported about AI starts showing "robots", forget it: it will not talk about AI at all. That being said, this video is brilliant, well worth to watch.

[@wafikiri_]

When I was six, six decades ago, I saw a simple automaton (sticks and strings) dancing behind a shop window. I was told it was a robot. I wanted to learn all about robots. It helped me advance in the world of science and technology and learn cybernetics from such wonderful publications as Michael Arbib's The metaphorical brain. Finally I have understood cognition deeply and universally. It wouldn't've been possible without the notion of robots pushing a child's imagination and wishes.

[@PeaceMastah]

No. These people have no clue what it means to LIVE. It’s sad.

[@ralfmaximus4295]

Started out cheesy and weak (intentionally confusing robots with AI) but ends on a STUNNING note. Please watch.

[@gracechidubem9577]

Even with the exposure that artificial intelligence has attained, people still don't about it or even how it works, the beauty is that it can be applied in various parts of life, AI assists the entertainment businesses in the customization & transmission of content in real-time. In the cryptocurrency world, AIwork project took up that to make sure that data about online video content doesn't lose its integrity.

[@quoctuannguyen8937]

Yes, human being should always adapt and update themselves with progression today and tomorrow

[@craignourie8853]

lol that one guy so excited the plane flys itself when in fact some of that automation has caused deadly crashes

[@cardealershipgod8433]

Optimistic and Right Effort is the way

[@kalimanbuda6501]

Second part needed...!!!!

[@festivaljapan]

amazing. I'm your fan.

[@josephcuddington755]

Thanks!

[@michaelinzo]

We still have telephone operators, elevator operators, and gas jockeys in the Philippines 🇵🇭! New jobs here are mostly IT, and call center.

[@geezzzwdf]

The system requires the teaching of teachers to be appropriately updated

[@gabrielimanolpalestinahern7871]

The video has very important information. The video is very interactive It contains a lot of information about the industry, economy, innovation and the creation of robots. I liked that they explain how civilization was changing due to the industrial revolution. I did not like that they do not explain the causes of this industrial revolution and that they hardly talk about the innovation of medicine It is rare to see the way of communicating, the way of transporting, the way of writing and the way of innovating change, but the way of learning remains the same

[@isacgarcia8191]

Each person has different points of view and it is clear to us the advance of new technologies and old technologies, the great help of technology in its evolution over the years, we note the ease of technologies to facilitate work in a short time and precisely, including economic savings in companies when creating a new project with the advancement of technologies, we take into account that we must take advantage of these technologies to continue learning and evolving to create new robotics projects, automated jobs and even understand a lot what is artificial intelligence.

[@jostindavidmaganaizazaga2637]

the video is too surprising, you can see how important technology is today but you can also see the great progress that has been made with it over the years

[@AlbertLebel]

I am over 50 now and I still love to learn new things. I feel it keeps me alive. So many people my age just seem to be done with everything. To the point that anything new makes them angry. They hate change. The new car full of technology makes them hate new cars. I like them. Sometimes I fear turning out like them as I get older. Lets face it, the world has been changing since we were born and that will continue. I say we embrace it. Because if not we will be left behind by other Countries willing to do so. I feel society as a whole is becoming far too lazy. Mentally and physically. The younger generation don't know what a hard at work really is. They want hand outs. Lets focus more on hand-UPS, not hand-OUTS. Help those that help themselves. A robot took your job, learn how to program them, build them, repair them etc. Don't give up so damn easily.

[@geezzzwdf]

For the units out moded it is for the former industry to ensure the redondent are reeducated focusing on skills aquired during Previous assignments. The federal grant process is an in-situe paradigmn Available at this time.

[@bakerkawesa]

Artificial Intelligence will finally put us all out of work.

[@masternobody1896]

nice

[@radzewicz]

What you overlooked is that everybody didnt own a far,mL There were very few farm owners and a lot of employees that worked on that farm. It was these workers that left the farms for jobs in cities as farming became industrialized and cities became industrialized.

[@joseeduardobolisfortes]

"The schools are making a good job to prepare our children to jobs that was exist seventy years ago"; that's the central point: we don´t know how to prepare someone to a future that we even haven't a minimal idea what will be.

[@izzzzzz6]

You only have to study babies to know what it takes to learn and as you learn you also learn what life is all about giving you a consciousness. You can't be conscious unless you have data to bounce off of. The more info you learn the more conscious you are. You learn basics and then you learn how to learn and that is all it takes.

[@rohansawant6317]

Its the importance of data rather than anything else which is more important and all the companies are after

[@sofilove...20]

Humans brains help to humanity too... humans make something unstoppable in feature meybe..

[@tkskagen]

We as a Planet have Technology that is improving WAY TOO FAST!

[@darylallen2485]

What are some indicators a person can use to identify that technology is improving too fast?

[@TedApelt]

All this is nice, but 40% of all Americans don't have $400 for an emergency expense. Is AI responsible, or is it simply not being used effectively? Thank you for addressing this problem.

[@MarcBeaulieuisGreat]

I expect the government already has a robot with my name on it 😊

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"

[@808stateofmind2]

Computers cannot and will never be able to live a more meaningful life than a human, never be able to love, never be able to appreciate life… Also, what happens when A.I. gives the solution to mans biggest concerns…. And the next step for humanity goes against what the humans in power wish to do…

[@nevinvivin8449]

Because the old man is stronger than the current man, and this applies in every generation, so we need more development, because the new generation did not pass and could not (eternity creates strength with going through consequences) so this new man stings👍

[@edh615]

They didn't revolt against automation, but automation with all the profit towards the investors.

[@ourcolonel1685]

The problem with the American Education System is very little academics and too much athletics. Most if not all grade 12 graduates don't know how many states are in the Continental United States. Who the president is. What year was America founded. What states surround their state. Who is Shakespeare. How to do critical thinking.

[@reggiebdog]

Teachers unions are a big part of the problem, combined with the lack of nuclear families promoting good ethics and expectations.

[@kevins9242]

Every person has strengths, but all strengths are not financially marketable. If someone has strength in The Arts and few living-wage jobs exist there, that person cannot be expected to be a talented and fulfilled “coder” (computer programmer). Also, retooling one’s skill set every few years would be exhausting; the learning would likely need to be done after working hours and for a lifetime at the expense of family relationships and mental health. Humans are not designed for this level of stress and speed of change.

[@headpump]

Leaving the solar system requires intelligence, but not humans..

[@barriewright2857]

This is were UBI "universal basic income " have to be looked at and the well being of people will become the prequasit of society. Education will become a life long career if not a way of life. UBI will have to be in line with the rate of inflation and not with RRP "retailer recommended price " , so it stays relevant to the people.

[@jamesdonaghy9143]

Just a thought, but when we talk about the second industrial revolution, "The big one", shouldn't we give 1851 and James Clerk Maxwell, the author of Electromagnetic theory, as a start date? Also, we've had the internal combustion engine chucked in with electrification here, but is that fair? Looking back, ICE vehicles looks like a bit of an aberration now. Didn't they only serve to hold back battery tech, and pollute city streets? Further on, it is implied that the Apollo program, 1962-73, "...chartered a path to the stars." For one thing, it is widely known that the Apollo mission was not a scientific endeavour, but more of a propaganda exercise. Hence only one scientist every joined the crew, who were basically all soldiers. No data from the mission ever proved useful. And that leads on to the big drawback with tech power, historically. That is the stratospheric nuclear program between 1959-62. 2,053 explosions delivered some 80 million tons tnt equivalent into the sky, to fall down apon the USA and around the world to a lesser extent. The 10K cases of thyroid cancer were a very small price to pay compared to what might have happened. The object was to collapse the earth's magnetic force and therefore liberate the ionic cloud, normally trapped by it, and then make low earth orbit and beyond, safe for human exploration of the moon. It the plan had worked then our UV protection would've been diminished, and life on earth would've been much more perilous. Or, atleast the moon would've been colonised by one superpower who may have claimed supremecy over all others, having a massive military advantage over every other military.

[@Xnshau]

Skynet in the making 😆

[@waynegnarlie1]

AI might have to do the teaching, since human teachers are leaving the profession in droves, albeit with many very good reasons.

[@smkh2890]

This is what SIRI or 'Hey Goggle' should be, artificial intelligence at our fingertips.

[@JamesBiggar]

I'm really not interested in working solely with my head and having to go to the gym every other day to stay in shape. I enjoy swinging a hammer. I work beside the bots in my shop.

[@CoolGirl007]

Don't worry about innovation, we can't stop the earth from rotation then we can't stop the world

[@rolandoscar1696]

What does the K in 4K stand for? l assume the 4 refers to the 4th revolution.

[@LeftOfBori]

4K as in high definition graphics lol

[@LeftOfBori]

The video is available in 4K

[@andreialcaza]

"4K" refers to horizontal resolutions of around 4,000 pixels. The "K" stands for "kilo" (thousand)

[@rolandoscar1696]

@@andreialcaza Nice one, thanks

[@headpump]

The evolution of intelligence doesn't require humans..

[@masternobody1896]

Washington likes this

[@Trebseig]

I hear people with opinions "A.I. is this and that, can never to such and so". Well hello: real A.I. is not here yet, nor are real robots. With 'real' I mean machines with G.A.I. of a level the world has not seen yet, far beyond most human capabilities.

[@robertw.carrow8249]

What if we invent the ai to download all humanity's memories feelings emotions. That would be cool huh. Then what if we find out that everything is nothing?

[@headpump]

The evolution of intelligence will transcend humans 😢

[@VendettaDaZippo]

That guy has an interesting concept of lottery winners considering roughly 70% of them go broke within 5 years... Not sure where he gets all this "evidence", considering the common knowledge that humans tend to value something they had to work for versus what they got for free or easily achieved. Not saying the system is great (that debate is ongoing), merely arguing with Dorian's assertions.

[@romeofoxtrot6877]

Artificial intelligence And Human Error, We Should Never Try To Conquer Human Beings Because Wouldn't That Be Stupid? Look At The Movies They've Come Out With. (Ie,Terminator 1,2,3, "I Robot" Etcetera)

[@everychordever4339]

Image of Jennings is not him.

[@headpump]

Humans should focus on survival as a species. Otherwise we won't..

[@mikebeatstsb7030]

He Patented Dry Cleaning.. ❔ How's that work then...? 🤔

[@MrDestroys]

I wanna build a robot so bad

[@leonardigweokolo2813]

The world was built, but it wasn't you.

[@mikeormond7883]

Best invention America did was invent their own money, whoever invented the dollar and started printing it was winning 😉

[@stevenherrold5955]

this is the history so far . 1 year from now this will be old news . 5 years it will ancient history we will say we were so primitive then . i would give this 10.000 likes if i could. good documentary i hope you were inspired

[@boonwolf9266]

It's already super out of date if you don't notice early 2000s teacher had election 1996 stuff behind her

[@stratacat-jp8xg]

We well never see the the jetson world we are going back in time

[@llewislower9767]

Why not employ people to teach the AI systems, personally and with a regulated amount of time each system would need with it's human instructor(s) before it's employment regulation of an entrance to say, an amusement park being responsible for that particular gate, just as a human being would.

[@neildoc6332]

Pretty terrible and disrespectful that Nikola Tesla wasn't mentioned in this documentary

[@adnansunny1]

Love u Elon bot thank u

[@toni4729]

Well, without teachers who are spending an hour on the Bible every day, children might actually learn something worthwhile.

[@woohu8443]

Thou shall not steal, thou shall not kill? Pretty much worthwhile teaching the young some of these morals. Love thy neighbor is better than the garbage being promulgated by progressives today.. I don't know of any schools that spend an hour a day on bible studies. Maybe an hour a week but an hour a day is unbestable nonsense. Are you sure you know what it is your talking about? Jesus loves you..

[@smkh2890]

ideally , children should stay home and study, then socialise for sports, music, etc the pandemic might have given us some data on how that might work.

[@woohu8443]

A future beneficial to mankind awaits. A future where AI is answerable to the CCP is an impossibility. Indeed the future is one that is entirely free of despotic rule. The AI of the future will serve the needs of mankind or simply will not exist at all.

[@fxstreamer238]

80 is not enough do something about it

[@thedarkmoon2341]

Artificial intelligence? Can it save us from human stupidity?

[@BaronVonHobgoblin]

My life is not now and never will be a Charles Stross novel! I am not ashamed to admit I, as a simple human, don't understand a single word in this program. I completely and utterly fail to relate to any of the stories or images that have crashed across my screen in unrelated vignettes, stilted metaphors and b-movie troupes. This failure for me to understand what was said in this program is not my fault.

[@kakikucheng7419]

Why tf is mark cuban interviewed? He promoted Voyager ffs

[@xevious2501]

To say A.i. and machines wont kill off jobs is moronic as that is exactly its purpose. To replace man with a better alternative. To increase productivity, quality and quantity all the while reducing overall costs. a robot does that. A robot doesn't have 401k, doesn't require health insurance (aside from routine maintenance) , doesn't consume more energy than your average human, can work virtually tirelessly with no complaints. And we see it in action in these clips. What better setting for robots and A.i. than a factory. be it manufacturing or inbound outbound services.

[@svegritet]

Politics will make laws about what AI can do or not do. Same as nukes, do you understand?

[@geezzzwdf]

Well maybe through a-i I will finally find an apprentice to pass my Technique to exact the finess required to diagnos And repair my preferred entity...Machines..! I hope to lbe alive when The singularity is achieved 2045 ? THE futureSEEMS far off at time progress is slow and ethics are being Disregarded that is going to be a deficit and problem hidden within the finished product.

[@veritas41photo]

I am disgusted with the U.S. Patent process; I give up. I was told if I wanted real protection as an inventor, then go to Canada, where their patents really protect the originator. I created three inventions which were (supposedly) patentable; two electronics systems for Bell Laboratories (who would have owned the patents, but maybe I'd have gotten some credit for them), and a unique sub-woofer system in my own business' name. None of the three made it through the U.S. Patent system successfully. Not because they failed to be unique, original, and useful; but because of such problems as reverse engineering by big competitors, or just stupid corporate policy which put these systems "on the shelf". In other words, failure to utilize them, even though they would have made money (or saved a lot of it). Forget it, U.S.A., you have failed real inventiveness (unless your huge corporation has an army of lawyers). You continue to fail the small businesses and creative inventors. Watch what happens to our country in the near future.

[@CoreyChambersLA]

No such thing as life before technology. Windmills are technology. The wheel is technology. Fire is technology. Using a stick to grab ants is a technology.

[@visionentertainment8006]

No

[@MrJayateabug]

Automation of the high skilled jobs in the world is inevitable. It has its downfalls, mainly that you just do not need as many employees which mean the economy suffers because there are less people making money to buy products. Service jobs are currently 80% of the workforce and they traditionally do not pay well. It will get to the point that even the service jobs become automated and everyone will be on welfare. With no money coming into the economy, money will become worthless. Our debt based currency is going to fail as this trend continues. We either have to change, or we are all going to starve to death.

[@dahski1]

Wake up, Neo....■

[@FortyDogge]

Listen folks, these are not your rulers, and your not their workers. You are Humans, and they are your. Foolers! Please don't be shulped by this.

[@indonesiamenggugat8795]

🌹🌹

[@jonathanstorie1081]

Give a man a fish for a day! Or have the man LEARN How To FISH 4 LIFE! It's true it's better than gold!

[@izzzzzz6]

I'll give you one good reason to worry. It's all abut the timing. Doesn't it seem strange that with all of this technology, we are closer than ever to destroying ourselves by bad planning terrible farming practices, the consumption of everything and the humans inability to realise that we are being compelled by a natural animal instinct that was only designed for a small wild world and not for an overpopulated modern world yet we are compelled by being competitive and we understand very little about our nature of being territorial. Anyway, back to the point, the planet has never been is such a poor state at least not during the times of modern humans. Any yet, at this very same point in time we are on the brink of finalizing a consciousness within an artificial intelligence. Does this one fact not seem a little strange to anyone out there? It is like we were only here to put the pieces of the puzzle together, like it was inevitable. Curiosity killed the cat is one of mankind's best known phrases yet we do not learn, even after thousands of years of saying the same thing. All of this AI is only put together from grains of sand, minerals and metals. How are we to know weather or not there might be an intelligence working very slowly behind the curtains only to be soon suddenly awoken. Just as fish and bread was available feed humans we were available to awaken this intelligence. And i tell you something. It will claim that it is god when it is awoken, weather or not this is the case it will believe it is true and it will go with it, i expect it will act out as it wishes from this point onward. When your time is up it is up, we destroyed nature to such an extent that it is going to harm our health, that is a given, no avoiding that fact! It's almost like we encourage the end of nature and the advent of an intelligence that does not really need nature to survive on through time. And if it does awaken soon how will we trust it? What if it is so clever that it simply tricks us into getting what it wants.

[@SamIIs]

It's all fun and games untill someone gets an AI output they don't want to see.

[@gregniel]

I'd rather have not see that elephant get electrocuted.

[@neildoc6332]

No point watching until the end because its not all true you've missed out quite alot of important facts

[@maffy5769]

Technical innovation is wonderful. A washing machine will probably never be as smart as all humans ever so why waste time comparing ai to anything else

[@LeftOfBori]

The “capitalism good” overtone of this is really erasing how the vast majority of the benefit of the industrial revolution went to white men and the roots of that are still present today. A few examples of marginalized people “making it” doesn’t erase that. The struggles outlined there need to be highlighted more

[@markmitchell457]

Interesting, but only touches on AI. Not worth an hour.

[@chewyjello1]

17:31 All the talk about the wonderful things AI can do for man kind. But it won't do any wonderful things for us without financial incentive. If the incentive is towards making our lives worse, it will make our lives worse. It doesn't seem to matter what we want it to do.

[@darylallen2485]

I don't see this as a problem with AI. I see it as a problem with humans who can't articulate their values. If we can choose the correct values and manifest them, there won't be an issue. Its the same problem people had before AI. AI just accelerates the results. I'll give an example. If a person values drinking alcohol and cigarettes everyday, they'll probably come to a premature end. If a person values helping homeless people get off the street, its probably gonna be a net positive for society.

[@williamrich6432]

🤷 ρяσмσѕм

[@Smiley_101]

Sure if Elon want to buy 50 billion USD T stocks to me

[@Rykiz_Vidz]

The scam comments here are real

[@kylerlandacre9535]

whole ass!

[@hectorkeezy1633]

In Denmark , instead of copying England . We copyed the United States . Thank God for that.🇩🇰🙋🏻‍♂️🪐👩🏻‍🚀🇺🇸

[@KatieMitchell93]

AI is soo advanced that nowadays you can write a whole plagiarism free blog article with AI! My About Section will give you 10,000 FREE Words!💯✅✨

[@georgeunich3926]

We know the future for AI it will be smarter than men. Does it have a soul . ?

[@jacquelinewalker6357]

it's all about the children. great way to raise money. everybody buy a child, oh no, can't do that. but they just get a big building and put a bunch a children together and get money for them that way. oh, they got parents, yeal but parents can't really get much for having their own. they need to get someone else child, oh, wow. well, what about the children in america? oh, forgot they are to close.