This technology will change AI (and us)

[@erickroeger1161]

ghost in the shell is getting relevant sooner than I expected

[@jasonfahnestock9494]

SciFi in general has given scientists ideas to develop. This one sounds like an Evil Mastermind in the making. It actually seems like the scientists attempting this are probably violating professional ethics on a Dr. Frankenstein scale.😮

[@kamiloitovocaloito]

In the end, the important thing is how everything can complement each other. Create a solid foundation, cover the shortcomings of one system with the advantages of the other.

[@Futureflux]

Agreed. A singular technology, however promising, is rarely remarkable on its own. It's the systems that we create around it that lead to fundamental shifts in society.

[@jasonfahnestock9494]

this is not synthetic, human dna, means this is extremely likely to develop sentience and a personality if it develops naturally. This is what you may call a 'brain in a box', and literally could sue its manufacturers for human rights violations.

[@4thorder]

Very well presented!

[@NighthawkX02]

This is actually amazing, but does that mean that in the future we will have to feed our living computers? haha

[@Futureflux]

Haha, indeed! I can only imagine the implications for the global food chain 🫣 On a less serious note, this could finally be the breakthrough use case for Soylent 😅

[@DawidUliczny-ro7eo]

@@Futureflux AI feeding on biomatter, neat concept, what could go wrong.

[@_cryobyte]

It only needs to be convertible into ATP

[@hanan-israelevich]

Let us all hope it won't acquire the sensation of taste.

[@lesliechristensen6974]

Yes. They are Vampires.

[@JustAnotherSeeker]

Fascinating. I was just wondering about this recently in the context of it being necessary for interstellar navigation. Thanks.

[@Futureflux]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@CharlesFinneyAdventure]

Love your content with all the backgroung info and presentation! very professinal Plus having all links in the description Yeah

[@Futureflux]

Thank you so much for the kind words! You made my day 😁

[@wingstrongwingstrong]

1. it is possible to learn to grow neural structures that work not as our mind but as our subconscious mind, which is not a personality. That would be good. 2. if chips are implanted in the head, that allow fast learning etc., it will be available only to the rich, and that means the rich will become more agile while the poor will remain at the same level, and we all know that often the rich and powerful are bad people. That would be bad. 3. Are you Slavic? The accent sounds familiar. I'm Russian myself

[@Futureflux]

Yep, this whole thing is a massive ethical minefield on soooo many levels, which is yet another reason it's so enticing to contemplate. And yes, I'm technically Russian, but it's a bit complicated 😅 I was born in Poland to Ukranian / Russian parents, grew up in Russia, then left the country almost immediately after graduating from the uni. Lived in Japan for about 3.5 years, then in Singapore for 7. In Canada now.

[@wingstrongwingstrong]

@@Futureflux оу, интересно, большое спасибо за ответ!) и мне понравился ваш контект

[@mryitch]

HAHA, thank you youtube for the recommendation lol

[@Futureflux]

Dude, I certainly didn’t expect this to happen 😍

[@dapperwolf6034]

Why didn't they use Totipotent stem cells? Since they can become an entire organism than the plurpotent stem cells

[@Futureflux]

I did a bit of digging, and apparently, totipotent stem cells only exist shortly after fertilization and are hard to obtain. On the other hand, induced pluripotent stem cells are much easier to get. Reference: sqonline.ucsd.edu/2021/10/building-the-brain-stem-cells-and-brain-organoids/

[@themadpolymath3430]

You wouldn't need an entire organism. You'd get very ethical issues with that you'd essentially be harvesting a baby or embryo. You would need the pluripotant cells just to grow the specific type of cell you need.

[@dapperwolf6034]

@@Futureflux thank you and sorry for the late reply

[@jcjensenllc]

This is at least 10 years old tech.

[@twirlyspitzer]

This is right on the cusp of a true end point of human evolution & the transition to a new & different evolution. Keep it up! We're getting there. You've let us know. TY

[@markrich7693]

This is the advice we need in our lives

[@farouqstray1411]

Thank you for the informative video😇👍, it's really disturbing and my hope is to never build such a thing for so many reasons, but my question is why it's never enough for humans, we can live very happily with today's technology if we just share it equally

[@FluxNomad678]

Will my Organoid Computer run faster with some coffee?

[@jasonfahnestock9494]

drugs probably could affect them the same as a human. Future traffic control brought to us by a brain in a box on meth.

[@berniv7375]

This is an interesting and disturbing development in the scientific research to create Artificial intelligence.🌱

[@thoreal6587]

This is incredible, the future is now 🎉

[@Futureflux]

Indeed! Each new day brings new reasons to be excited about the progress of our species 🚀

[@seekvapes9641]

3:14 GPT consumes 40 000 watts to execute a querry? But querry energy consumption should be measured in joules, not watts.

[@Futureflux]

Thanks for the comment! 🙌 I'm normalizing everything to a 1-second execution using watts, not joules. (1 watt = 1 joule/second.) Two key considerations: 1. Comparing brain and machine energy consumption is tricky, especially as we don't know the exact hardware of ChatGPT. We know it generates about 20 words per second. 2 Can ChatGPT provide a sensible 20-word answer within 1 second? It usually generates ~20 words a second, but the average answer is slightly longer at ~30 words. I'm assuming a _simple_ query can be answered in 20 words, so we can compare the energy consumption of both the machine and the human brain over 1 second. For more details, check this Twitter discussion: twitter.com/tomgoldsteincs/status/1600196981955100694

[@seekvapes9641]

@@Futureflux yes i've been trying to figure out how many joules per average symbol/word/sentence/querry does GPT consume, but have no idea how to get to such answer. Since it's all so paralelized and little inshight into the actual numbers.

[@Futureflux]

​@@seekvapes9641 Honestly, it's all a bit nebulous. I'm pretty sure the energy consumption is dynamic. The best we can hope for is to get an order of magnitude correctly, and that's it.

[@roermy]

"Organoid intelligent devices will suffer"

[@Futureflux]

Very high chance of that, and we won't even know that.

[@Abhinayanagarajan-x8p]

This technology is set to revolutionize AI and our lives! SymthOS is at the forefront of these groundbreaking developments.

[@rexluther]

Woaah..!!! 😮

[@teck575]

a very very big thanks for this...

[@valeriegiles6524]

Educating the mind & not the heart is a recipe for destruction.. the ego needs someone or something to dominate in order to feel superior.

[@manueldl9753]

We had a power outage, restart the server. Err...sir, the server is dead

[@Futureflux]

LMAO 🤪🤪🤪

[@boomshroom5118]

We can now build a 790 robot head 🤖

[@rbjensen530]

AI researchers should be forced to read "I have no mouth but I must scream" at least once a week

[@DawidUliczny-ro7eo]

Hi, I'd like to complement you on the quality of your content. Keep at it, this is what soon you will be doing for living.

[@Futureflux]

Thank you so much for the kind words! 🙇‍♂️ This really means a lot

[@DawidUliczny-ro7eo]

@@Futureflux Believe it. I thought your subscriber counter was broken because your presentation and information were more akin to well known educational channels. I will certainly be coming back.

[@Futureflux]

Awww, thank you so much! (Also, I'm sorry for the delayed response. For some reason, your last comment was flagged by KZbin for review 😨)

[@MrJdsenior]

Watts per second is not a unit, just like mile hours isn't. Watts multiplied by seconds is. A watt is a rate, not an amount, and a constant rate over time is just rate, with nonsense thrown in. It is like Han Solo in Star War's stating that he did the Kessel run in 12 parsecs, which is directly equivalent to, units wise, saying that he won a race in 12 meters. It makes you look like you have no idea of what you are speaking about, even though you probably do, and in case you haven't noticed, it is a pet peeve of mine.

[@Futureflux]

Already discussed in this thread: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYu0f2loisStl68&lc=UgwB3yv4ktQM6bVP8mZ4AaABAg.9svvn3dBG0-9sw-P8eyip3 Simply normalizing energy consumption for comparison. You're right, though, that I shouldn't have said "per second." It's indeed incorrect, physically speaking :) But what's done is done.

[@mr123y]

Hi..when this neuralink available to public to enhance mental health.....??? And neuralink can cure intrusive thoughts??

[@Futureflux]

This tech is unrelated to what Neuralink is working on. If you're experiencing a mental health challenge, I encourage you to speak with a licensed medical professional 🙏

[@crazyjay6331]

34th sub ;3

[@Futureflux]

:333

[@mininuke69-i7z]

yeah but then you have the ethical questions such as, well, do these brains suffer when you force them to learn stuff and then give answers on command?

[@Futureflux]

Absolutely. A few years back, there was a paper published in the Journal of Medical Ethics (link: jme.bmj.com/content/44/9/606 ), and the authors suggest that we don't yet have an ethical framework to even reason about this kind of problem. A possible solution would be to measure the electrical activity in an organoid (a.k.a. Perturbational Complexity Index) and compare it with a fully developed brain to establish the level of consciousness a given organoid might have or lack thereof. But the science here is still murky. Besides, that metric still wouldn't give us any idea about the degree of mental or physical suffering an organoid might be going through.

[@jasonfahnestock9494]

Stem cells have a way of organizing themselves and specializing into motor neurons, glial cells, nerve bundles. It could easily develop into a severely crippled but self aware human brain. And all that implies. Capable of lying, imagination, falling in love, plotting revenge... They should be very careful with this one. We couldn't trust any data that comes from these organelles anyway.

[@jasonfahnestock9494]

I almost forgot, they can develop sociopathic, psychopathic, mental illnesses, and might get infected by COVID, or encephalitis. Human brain cells can individually develop addiction, tolerance, and sensitization to the same drugs sold on the street or in a pharmacy.

[@mininuke69-i7z]

@@jasonfahnestock9494 bruh it's a brain on a chip, unless you are for some reason going to feed it drugs, it's not going to get addicted. though, it would be funny to make your chip-brain addicted to something as a way of "over-clocking" it xD

[@jasonfahnestock9494]

@@mininuke69-i7z and turning it off would possibly be classified as an abortion in some states, but I digress. Are these 'chips' programmable? have binary gates? They might be used to learn how to program real people's minds.

[@crane8098]

LoL scientists have accidentally created servitors from warhammer 40k🤣

[@juliannicholas2357]

Dunno whether to feel inspired or terrified! 🙊

[@Futureflux]

As the saying goes... Why not both?! 🤣

[@mr123y]

@@Futureflux hey when it's available to public peoples to improve mental health???

[@louielouie9502]

Let synthetic stem cells create a synthetic body for itself. Blam Real cyborgs

[@alivewyne2084]

🧠🤯

[@DavidPigbody]

The re-alm

[@richardAttenborough-s3n]

Ok I’ve given up on humanity, the more I look into this the worse it gets

[@Futureflux]

I think we'll figure out a path forward :)

[@Beingnessing]

Where are these stem cells coming from?what human?babies?or....

[@Futureflux]

Cultivated from regular skin cells. The researchers can even use their own; there's no ethical concern here.

[@charleswoodruff9013]

Realm is pronounced "rel-m" not "ree-al-m".

[@Futureflux]

Pardon my accent! And thank you for correcting 😅 🤓

[@kayakMike1000]

Using human brain cells for this seems unethical.

[@richardAttenborough-s3n]

Exactly what I was thinking! They are now trying to play god and who’s giving them permission?

[@Tracing0029]

I DO NOT CARE : D ffs we must evolve our understanding for real superintelligence

[@ManyHeavens42]

anything is better than Gods Burning up the World,The End ! I say Eureka.We are all Beasts,Be honest, So we must be careful for What Nature of the beast .You Want, Bet you didn't think of that.

[@aimee-lynndonovan6077]

Yikes!😳

[@wood9670]

Abominable Intelligence.

[@3279-c6b]

All dogs with brain chips all died now humans will be next.

[@robowaifutechnician]

Aw sweet horrible man made horrors beyond my comprehension

[@Futureflux]

This has the potential to turn Cronenbergian, but I hope it won't :)