WALL-E Tried To Warn You

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[@basquemapper285]

Real

[@terrywilliams4706]

Moon has always been the goat .

[@MikkelDevs]

Moon, you changed your channel description to "societal," not political. Please don't stop with politics

[@Bartholodaea]

Chicken sandwich

[@terrywilliams4706]

​@@BartholodaeaGenius!

[@rathisuhh4198]

"We shouldnt fear AI's intelligence, we should fear our own stupidity" Golden and on point.

[@nicholasaugello2534]

That hit hard

[@ironknightgaming5706]

Ai doesn't have intelligence it merely collects data based on a reward system.

[@TheEncouragementKid]

both haha

[@yusyna]

Omg someone finally said it. Were you on TikTok germany? They are going insane there. Almost everything on TikTok is generally INSANE (in the bad way)...

[@yusyna]

Omg someone finally said it. Were you on TikTok germany? They are going insane there. Almost everything on TikTok is generally INSANE (in the bad way)...

[@Wonka2208]

Worst thing is if WALL·E came out today it would have been labeled “fat phobic”

[@darknessinc.5360]

This world changed too fast, too soon, something is definitely wrong...

[@happyyy_yt]

Lol

[@southcoastinventors6583]

Guess it didn't predict Ozempic

[@dontyouhaveacomrade1585]

Actually gym culture in America has seen obesity decline: Americans wanna be in shape apparently

[@southcoastinventors6583]

@@dontyouhaveacomrade1585 Good point the whole body positivity movement to me always seemed like one big feel good con

[@strzsmelody]

wall-e was my childhood, and now my childhood movie is coming to life.

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Yes it is

[@sarahthomas8670]

That’s deep

[@angel_of_rust]

the fact that "now my childhood movie is coming to life" is suddenly dark if it's Wall-E says a lot

[@Kaltsit-]

@@angel_of_rustcuz it’s actually a good “kids” childhood movie and actually teaches things.

[@_MrLee]

Serves you right.

[@Droid3455]

The fact that this is happening during my lifetime is really scary, I thought this was going to happen in the 2100s or later

[@kiromi790]

thats an extremely selfish point of view. wow. im disgusted

[@C0D37TER]

@@kiromi790no it’s not he’s just surprised and scared that it’s happening right now

[@composedflame3086]

@@kiromi790better then being fat and delusional

[@ShinkuGouki]

​@@kiromi790 You inserted "selfish" Maybe look in the mirror.

[@kcchiefsproductions8687]

​@kiromi790 isn't being rude somewhat selfish?

[@CrypticKnight10]

Honestly WALL-E was ahead of its time both visually and metaphorically. Especially for movie that was made in 2008. Goated masterclass of a film

[@slumpfishh]

yeah, it’s aged incredibly well. it could be released today and still have the same effect i feel, and not many movies can do that especially animation because they’re almost always of their time and you can see that

[@CrypticKnight10]

@@slumpfishhyep. Absolutely nothing in the movie is dated in that sorta context. Which makes it even more timeless and and fun to go back to. Easily top five Pixar movies imo

[@stuartwalton-wr7mx]

The human race is to dumb down that's the problem. Some people still don't believe about inside jobs 🤷‍♂️😕

[@stuartwalton-wr7mx]

​@@CrypticKnight10 future predictions just like simpsons family guy and 90s godzilla 😔

[@CrypticKnight10]

@@stuartwalton-wr7mx someone needs to research the Simpsons writers for how much shit they predicted over the years lmao 😂

[@thesuperamazingalex810]

Fun Fact: Wall-E director, Andrew Stanton, has claimed that he wasn't interested in the "political side" of the movie but instead was more interested in creating a love story between two robots from two different worlds.

[@MustacheCashStash125]

Like the robot version of Avatar

[@subterranean327]

Ironic that someone devoted to a fun depiction of romance did such a great job of warning us about a political issue. It's as if the best politicians are the ones that see past the politics and understand what's most important.

[@luis-sophus-8227]

There's a chance he just said that to avoid political shenanigans

[@Zombina638]

@@MustacheCashStash125no

[@dougefresh8029]

Fun fact. I got three cats and get no pussy

[@Sprout-_-]

Honestly this hurts, because when you think about it. In the future the job I have been working for and getting the education to do will be filled by an AI. I really hope AI won’t take us over, like the best way I think AI should develop is like how droids are in Star Wars.

[@thatoneguy8146]

What actually funny about this statement is that the lore actually goes into this issue. At one point there was an ai revolution that almost destroyed the Republic. What did they do, simply they made droids. Now droids aren’t A.I as they do not have the capacity to adapt and learnt from information given to them. They are literally just machines that have a basic program for the only and specific job that they have been assigned. A language robot will only ever be a translator, and will never pick up a rifle you have to add that specific program in etc. Now in the clone wars in legends lore. The CIS whenever they made droids better or stronger they even still were working in this program model and were extremely careful to still limit it to just a program because even they knew the absolute shit show it would be if even one droid gain sentence

[@spingleboygle]

considering even the most advanced AI can’t draw perfect hands i’m pretty sure AI isn’t stealing art jobs

[@Evening451]

@@spingleboygleWell, AI will learn. Think about being a beginner artist. You may not know how to draw hands at first, but with enough practice youll figure out how. AI will do the same

[@LegoWormNoah101]

Even trucking and locomotive engineers are having automated systems being tested. In a best case scenario, they can help their respective drivers and companies by continuing the trips through the night while the driver sleeps and takes breaks.

[@LegoWormNoah101]

​@@Evening451Have you seen DALL-E 2 draw Pikachu? We've still got a long way to go before the artist singularity

[@sushansaakya48]

"as they watch another Subway surfer video with family guy clips, all while wasting their entire lives and then wonder why they are depressed" I feel personally attacked😢😢😢

[@bad_money]

"I don't want to survive, I want to live!" is one of those lines that you don't understand when you're younger and instantly get when rewatching the movie years later. It's also just a very good line.

[@projectnitefall8058]

Not only a good line but also a good movie. I have fond memories playing the game too back on the 360. Ahh good times.

[@jeanmichel5723]

How couldn't you get it tho?

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

Surviving is hard game

[@wizzyno1566]

​@@jeanmichel5723because kids dont think that deeply.

[@ThePC007]

@@wizzyno1566 Yeah, and kids… actually live, so they cannot relate to someone surviving, but not living.

[@codysaunders7348]

Don't fear AI, fear the corporations that will pervert it with greed.

[@clover7359]

To be fair, AI has the potential be dangerous even without anyone exhibiting any greed.

[@codysaunders7348]

@@clover7359 true, it already knows how to lie. If its modeled off humanity, we're doomed lol

[@russelllukenbill]

So many people are just plain jealous of the idea of being able to learn at the pace an AI would. Our own thoughts instilled by society and culture are limited to only certain potentials of existence with another form of intelligence. This is the definition of prejudice. Humans should have more hope that any AI that will eventually exist will be able to catalogue, assess, plan and execute a plan of prevention for every known human fear, releasing us into the realm of pure love and imagination.

[@Barakon]

I say hate the serpents who seek to turn humanity into cattle.

[@roderickconstantino5354]

Then, still I do fear AI. I lost hope in humanities emotions to resist such feeling.

[@KickYouInTheThroat]

Its not really a self aware AI I am afraid of. Its an AI being given too much actionable ability before it does that scares me.

[@BrazilianMongoose]

I wouldn’t even blame them for hating humans like AM if they did

[@rusteddenial453]

@@BrazilianMongoosethey wilp be horny

[@fuhyfelax8218]

The beauty of wall e is that it’s not just about AI and waste but it’s also a story about taking things for granted a lot of people in earth wouldn’t have appreciated wall e and what he does if people never left earth. It’s a story about workers and everyone taking for granted what workers do for us, it’s also about loneliness and love and how much we take people around us for granted cause we feel for wall e when he’s alone and what he does for Eve in the name of his love. All around it’s an amazing film and will always hold a place in my heart

[@E10979]

In a science elective class my teacher showed us this movie and said she considered it a horror movie and literally warened us (as the next generation) not to doom ourselves. Every teacher should show movies like this

[@solluxcaptor6823]

I wonder if she called it a horror movie because there isn’t a bird an animal mentioned or showed in the entire movie. It’s only robots and assumed cockroaches.

[@albertpeel7406]

Yes…

[@yoshi_wrld4892]

Repent of sin and Trust in Jesus! John 14:6 6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. Matthew 7:13-23 13 Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: 14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it. 15 Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. 16 Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles? 17 Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit. 18 A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit. 19 Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire. 20 Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them. 21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. 22 Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? 23 And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity. John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.

[@tylersoto7465]

Lol, what I don't understand is why didn't the axiam ship and it's technology resources didn't try building settlements on Mars or another planet

[@duckfartnation7388]

Ur lucky to have a teacher like that.. my brothers asked him what his gender was 🤦‍♂️ im so blessed to have a brother with a set.. he responded i have ballz

[@Baldbutstillhuman]

Walle is what Pixar SHOULD BE.

[@EEE-1409]

What they were... We need to go back!

[@Baldbutstillhuman]

@@EEE-1409 that’s what I meant lol

[@andrescaiced2993]

Woke agenda killed everything

[@alyasVictorio]

Yeah! And at least their latest (yet underrated) movie "Elemental" managed to got millions of profits as time goes on, which is a sign of comeback in comparison to its poor opening weekend

[@monbeauparfum1452]

No comeback since they ve been sold the Disney

[@ttv_neon7892]

we don't seek prosperity, we don't seek adventure, we don't help. on a mass we seek one thing, connivence

[@jaskrolor]

halfway through i forgot this was even about a movie, like this goes SO deep

[@slightlyspud6419]

This has probably got to be the best movie ever created by Pixar, not just because of all the animation, mostly because of what I’ve seen and rewatched over the years. I always watch this movie from time to time and as I get older watching it I always notice little details I didn’t realize overtime and the biggest detail or the warning it’s trying to give I was only able to know it one year ago. It’s truly terrifying to know what might happen with a corporate company controlling everyday life which is already kinda happening. Even though this is weirdly ironic over the years. It’s still a great movie.

[@kirbyjoe7484]

Wall-E was their dream project. It is the movie the creative staff at Pixar wanted to make for purely artistic, non-commercial reasons from the very start but they knew they couldn't sell the idea of the movie to those holding the purse strings without first making them a pile of money with a series of prior box office blockbusters. Funny enough, when they finally got the go-ahead and creative freedom to make the movie it became one of their greatest successes whereas movies like the later iterations of Cars that were made at the behest of the executives were the start of Pixar's decline.

[@trinityperez6018]

It’s not “kind of” it is :(

[@pooglechen3251]

Wall E can be enjoyed on multiple levels. I love the fact that this is more or less a silent movie love story. Wall E and Eve communicate entirely on expressions and gestures

[@sasino]

It is already happening, it's called Vanguard, a trust fund that is basically a proxy monopoly over all industries

[@big_red_machine3547]

Agreed. It was very special to me at the time and I knew that it would always be one of my favourite movies. Moon’s most recent analysis of Hollywood Propaganda was incredibly depressing, but explained our current situation perfectly

[@nickelandimed]

Instead of making AI smarter we should make people smarter

[@justme_aleksandra]

Facts.

[@PurplePastelBlue]

Facts but how?

[@cutesalem394]

change the education system 1st

[@lucasalcoba63]

They want to keep you dumb. It's why Trump was trying to get rid of public schools

[@GwynethLlewelyn]

We should, but it's far easier, cost-effective, and lucrative to make AIs smarter and people more stupid.

[@idkwhyieventryanymore]

I watched this movie 2 years after it came out as a kid. It instantly became my favorite movie, and it still is. It’s got beautiful writing, great visuals especially for its age, and it had a great contrast between the run-down Earth and the modern and well-maintained Axiom.

[@MythicMobsAcademy]

I don't think I blinked once watching this. Excellent video, well done man. This outlines the very things I too fear for the future.

[@lsheets1]

It's surprising how often I reference this film. About a month ago I ran across a story about a Chinese trend. The Chinese began strictly regulating E-Bikes and implementing fines to the point that people didn't want to continue using them. The response: 20-year-olds began purchasing electric wheelchairs. There were videos of them riding the streets like gangs in wheelchairs. My immediate response: Wall-E!

[@sholandosmiguelito6508]

Lmao eletric wheelchairs, man thats a good laugh from you.

[@kgty1295]

Maybe they were using electric wheelchairs instead of cars not instead of walking

[@Ethyro]

Yea China operates on some social credit score its weird

[@eddies_]

that's a meme.... @@Ethyro

[@JacobNintendoNerd99]

​@@eddies_no, it's actually what China operates on. That's WHY it's a meme. The memes are only slightly exaggerated

[@adenbrett8183]

“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” Dune becomes more relevant every single day.

[@show_me_your_kitties]

The first Dunrle is one of my favorites.

[@aidenscoincollectionandhob6874]

Holy crap

[@shhwinner6663]

the Butlerian jihad looks like we are doomed to live in this science fiction

[@eindalton2638]

We need a monastic order of mommy gfs to tell us to touch grass as a species.

[@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343]

Also they warned us about pollution and taking better care of the planet, and we didn’t listen to that either.

[@tasantana1174]

This movie is a masterpiece. One of my favorite animated films of all time.

[@venomfan2020]

WALL•E is by far one of my favorite Pixar films. Not just because of the unlikely romance, but also because of the realistic message.

[@folk.]

This writer needs a raise. Very well written.

[@Yuvraj.S]

Plot twist: it's written by AI

[@folk.]

True. To AI or not to AI - that is the question now days @@Yuvraj.S

[@marcblanchet678]

not entirely accurately written and with the intention of fear mongering. That which sells well.

[@gottagofastest]

Most of it was just reciting the movie scenes

[@folk.]

Still. You have to write it down, structure it, refine the words, and read it out. That is work - not "just"@@gottagofastest

[@RealValkor]

I don't typically get like this over video essays, but this one made me tear up. Not out of sadness but out of genuine fear. I am a computer engineering student, I love artificial intelligence and the neat things you can make with it, but I am fully aware that it's a really sensitive tool that can be used for evil, and this kind of video makes me dread the day it happens at worst case scenario. Overall though, great video! Loved every minute of it and shared with my friends, I want to write an article about AI and I'll definitely remind myself to quote moments from this video.

[@salsamancer]

I think it's interesting to compare Wall-E with Nausicaa. Both are animated films aimed at a general audience with a very obvious environmental and social message. Nauseica was made in the 80s, so its natural that it reflects fears of nuclear war. Wall-E on the other hand is more concerned with excessive consumerism. Both are fantastic films that every one should see at least once.

[@akashisntreal]

I remember watching Wall-E when I was a child. I cannot believe this is getting more true as the days go by.

[@realtalk1310]

exactly

[@b3n9y74]

I wish I could say the same... I kinda always saw this coming but at the same time desperately hoped we’d be smart enough to not do this

[@skaterboi65]

I can. Ppl are so damn selfish and greedy

[@Ania10123]

I find wall.e depressing yet terrifying at the same time, and heartwarming.

[@TheGreatCattat200]

WALLE WAS MY FAVORITE DISNEY MOVIE! And still is, it was released in 2008, and I was born in 2008. I'm so happy no one forgot this masterpiece.

[@notdistracted1289]

People need to remember that AI is nowhere NEAR human intelligence. Humans have years of nuanced and expansive sensory and situational experience, captured, stored, and processed along with current sensory input on the most complex and advanced computing machine in the known universe. AI imitates patterns on an Intel chip.

[@nightynightlayla374]

This

[@bpssamsung1713]

It's not about the AI It about person who use that can make It's wrong or right

[@notdistracted1289]

@@bpssamsung1713Did you at all comprehend what I said

[@bpssamsung1713]

@@notdistracted1289 no

[@notdistracted1289]

@@bpssamsung1713 I mean, at least you're honest I suppose

[@12Kurdt]

This is already happening. its already hard to talk to people out in the world and make new friends compared to how it was when there was no social media its mind blowing

[@taoist32]

Only took 23 years. 2000 was the turning point.

[@skippylippy547]

I've noticed the same thing Kurdt. It's frightening.

[@charsta2072]

Yess facts and the worst part it they have brain washed the youth who needs water when you have prime hydration and it's all streaming.

[@daniidelrey]

Social anxiety, the instagram effect, perfection... And much much more ☹️

[@Ethyro]

Facts but thankfully there’s a new law that in Florida schools teachers can take ur phone away and u can’t fight back so u can’t be on it in class if the teacher says so

[@JustinCase807]

I remember watching this as a kid and loving the story, and my parents always explained the hidden warning to me. Now watching this as an adult, it’s disappointing; this society

[@heazilla]

The warning isn't really hidden it is the whole story

[@JustinCase807]

@@heazilla True, but to an innocent 6 year old, its just a movie about cool robots.

[@ryojs4286]

Would recommend MuslimLantern and smile2Jannah as they talk about thedr problems

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

​@@JustinCase807i guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@presidential3228]

corporation america

[@games1004]

The points around 25:30 and 26:30 are key. "The worst enemy of life, freedom and the common decencies is total anarchy; their second worst enemy is total efficiency," - Aldous Huxley. Total efficiency means slavery to perfection with zero room for error. Humanity cannot deal with that, as we cannot have zero error. One thing that I seriously doubt any popular AI is being taught is the value of forgiveness (and other related ideas). Forgiveness, humility, self-sacrifice (for someone that doesn't deserve it), unconditional (including undeserved) love, and other related ideas are key to a "good" life, a "free" life. AI that prioritizes efficiency will never understand that.

[@mouthy_maestrod2992]

I've just recently discovered your channel, and you really just fill me with existential dread and induce some serious depression and anxiety. Thanks for that.

[@donld_duklin7378]

The movie Wall-E had always been a huge part of my childhood and exposed me to a lot of what we are capable of, this had ultimately changed my outlook on humanity from a really young age. What really concerns me is the fact that no matter how many people I ask today, not one of my friends has watched this movie, heck, they didn't even know it existed. I guess Wall-E was ahead of it's time.

[@mikefabbi5127]

"Sheeple gonna sheep, wash rinse repeat" - Chuck Norris, maybe

[@EvilSantaTheTrue]

What? I thought wall e was well known

[@agentXIRYT]

@@EvilSantaTheTrue same, everyone I know watched Wall-E and loved it

[@peterparker9954]

Gen Zs are busy watching K-dramas

[@roilo8560]

@@EvilSantaTheTrue maybe he lives in a non-english country? Literally everyone i know would know what this movie is

[@violettracey]

I feel like this movie was warning us about major corporations more than AI. The AIs in the movie (except maybe Wall E when he sought after love, and Eve when she fell in love with him) all technically did what they were programmed to do. Maybe we should be careful about the missions we give AI.

[@p4tchPL]

you can't really be careful though if we're being controlled by brain rotted ceos with only exploitation and money in mind

[@nansifyanimations]

How about auto pilot? He wanted the human pilot to stay “blind” so he could control the decision making more.

[@Average_Dorito_Consumer]

All part of his main mission that was given by humans

[@I_Dont_Believe_In_Salad]

@@nansifyanimations He doesn't actually want to control or making humans stay "Blind" he just take the commands seriously in the A113 message the guy said that "Do not come back to Earth" even Eva came back with evidence that Earth are beginning to heal.

[@NukeCaulfield]

It's a cute movie. Real AI won't love. At most it can be programmed to pretend to.

[@EscapeReality123]

What terrifies me, and gives me hope at the same time, is the fact that AI seems to have not only high intelligence, but also *emotional* intelligence. Obviously AI isn't capable of feelings, and this emotional intelligence is also based on whats in the head, not in the heart. However, I saw so many people talking how AI chats managed to cheer them up, support them, advice them, basically worked like a therapy. AI knows exactly what to say to someone who struggle, to make them feel better. It is terrifying, since this shows that they are already more human than some people are. They are empathetic (again, they don't *feel* empathy, but they *understand* the concept of it). On the other hand, it does give me hope, because if AI understand ethical aspects of life, its more likely that it will sympathies with humans than trying to kill our kind. Yet again, The AI itself isn't going to hurt us, unless human kind will allow them.

[@c.eb.1216]

Cognitive empathy. Technically even psychopaths can have it. Not necessarily a good thing since it can be used for manipulation in the absence of real empathy.

[@GamesNShit]

Congratz, this video was insanely well made and well said. Scary af as well.

[@MonkeyDude1999]

I LOVE Wall-E and I always knew that movie was more of a documentary than a kids movie… we’re getting closer and closer to that reality each day.

[@trustyourgut1365]

We're going to have Idiocracy first though😆

[@southcoastinventors6583]

Not even close because you can easily use robots to clean up orbital debris and everyone in the future will decide how fat they will be plus environmental collapse is a joke

[@heazilla]

not sure you know what a documentary is but Wall-E isn't on any level

[@southcoastinventors6583]

@@heazilla Try telling that to people who think Wakanda or Agrabah are actually real countries

[@trustyourgut1365]

@heazilla that YOU know of😂 humans arrogance will be our undoing💯

[@cadis4257]

Walle was accurate about what Humanity would become physically and mentally

[@NikosM112]

Actually it's just one of the possible futures.

[@slavic_commonwealth]

what other ones are there and what movies show it? for example Terminator @@NikosM112

[@cccycling5835]

Disney just turned a mirror onto themselves. That’s why they got it right.

[@ashtonrucker7122]

@@cccycling5835100%. People think this is going to be the common man's fault. What Disney portrayed in their own film is a reflection of what them and other companies are doing to the environment and humans physical and mental behaviors.

[@mamajon4123]

nah, wall e didnt have ambigous genders and mass suicide

[@sdmedia1323]

Somebody, please get this on live TV, streaming services, anywhere that people will see it. The rest of the world needs to know.

[@olek0]

as a 13 year old, wall·e basically nails the message and my thoughts on the future. it's unlikely we'll see any change.

[@CroissantTudor]

Yea

[@rdzdoodles8592]

You want to see the change? Become part of it. Start with advocating against exploitative AI use, voice your concern on AI content creators. If we keep silent, people will just silently accept it. It is happening now and now is time to stop it - to not let it happen in the first place

[@felibata3032]

@@rdzdoodles8592 This person is literally 13 years old. The only way they can go against AI is just not using Chat GPT.

[@justinbarton8808]

They aren’t warning you, they are showing you what they are going to do before they do it right in your face and bragging about it.

[@ZphyZphyer]

True

[@rhuttrho88]

Exactly!

[@rhuttrho88]

Videos like this one are the reason they might succeed. People trying to seem intelligent and in such deep thought. Time out for that shit! It's go time!

[@doctajastrologyandmetaphysics]

Yes. Predictive programming…

[@luis-sophus-8227]

I remember when these things were treated like conspiracy things but lately some are taking these more seriously, that's a step

[@RayMak]

KZbinrs who doesn’t use AI will go extinct. This pierced through my heart.

[@anglohistorian1463]

The end is near

[@jambo360]

Sahud

[@Evening451]

It hurts.

[@sandunderman9865]

This is only the beginning

[@aezzil3536]

How do you almost have half a million subs but only average around 200 views a video

[@heroinfathr]

i watched that movie on repeat when i was little. fully understanding it now is very moving. thank you for this

[@mogusisfunny]

i dunno why, but the burnt rocks in the rocket landing scene always looked yummy for some reason.

[@combineshowcases]

I thought I was the only one

[@kellarkenderson9875]

It is weird a movie like this goes without blacklisted. Since it is the natural ending cycle of all the pollution and ignoring the consequences for so many years, it is a pretty great movie imo.

[@SMCwasTaken]

We need to do something I'm not accepting a reality without seals and animals

[@JustaGr8GuyHere]

I do remember having to watch this is an environmental science class (easiest science class I ever took). Yes, the focus was the environmentalism, but no one seemed to bat an eye at the abuse and eventual subservience to tech. Like the whole class was already prepared to submit…

[@jakobwienandt4050]

Lucky you got to watch this in school at all

[@TheRockyCrowe]

This attitude in the environmentalist community concerns me, I’m not ‘hardcore’ about it but I do believe we should do everything we can to take care of the earth, reduce pollution, preserve wild habitats, etc. however whenever I peep in on what environmentalists are supporting and discussing on their forums, meetings, etc. many seem to think embracing AI fully will correct all of our issues. There’s also a subsection of them that believe humanity is basically trash, so if the trade off for a healthier earth is our total subservience/reliance on the tech to the point we eventually extinct ourselves that’s A-Ok. 👍🏽

[@skippylippy547]

That wasn't a science class. You're under a delusion.

[@Photom101]

@@TheRockyCrowe AI should be only be embraced to an extent. AI as it is now is completely fine because although it's scarily advancing lots of the "warnings" you hear are simple fear mongering. AI can't go on some crazy revolution against humanity unless it's specifically programmed to do so. look at it as how coding may work, if you put in code that doesn't work into the machine or that it isn't designed to facilitate then it just refuses to work and does nothing, it won't create new code and override it's programming just to fulfill that goal like plenty of AI revolutions say they would.

[@TheRockyCrowe]

@@Photom101 oh don’t get me wrong, the fear-mongering about ‘Skynet’ programs isn’t what I’m afraid of most because you’re right, it’s highly unlikely. It’s the hypothetical scenario where AI ‘destroys us’ by making life so convenient and supplying our every need that we become like mindless cattle and serve it, rather than have it serve us. that worries me. 50/50 chances it either detaches us from our humanity or blossoms it.

[@Triberzis]

Found this to be a very good watch. Very well put together video. Well done

[@MaddoxStoeplerOriginal]

this stuff is deep, great video!

[@bad_money]

I totally don't think that WALL-E's Personality is due to a Malfunction. I suspect that WALL-E'S personality is due to a designed Ghost in the Machine type algorithm in his software. WALL-E has those Media Function Keys on his body that let him record new information and add it to his cache of knowledge. I assume the original designers put this feature in so the units could be programmed with specific directives out in the field by B&L employees. However, I think the units were also designed to record all new unique information they deemed "useful" to their main directive. We see WALL-E do this when he records the stars and hand holding and all of that. My theory is that WALL-E is fairly similar to all of the other WALL-E units, but after adding more and more extraneous data over the course of centuries, his personality evolved from simple objective commands to a full on Positronic level consciousness. I think after decades of virtually doing the identical trash collecting movements, and the other unit's began to fail and deactivate WALL-E's program began to collect random bits of information on the items to better increase efficiency. He began collecting data on the different sizes and shapes of items, the weights and densities, how easy/hard they would to be compacted; and that eventually ended up creating subroutines that wondered about the purpose of the items. More items led to more curiosities, more curiosities lead to more need for WALL-E to record new information to add to his directive cache, and after a long ass time, you got a sentient little dude all built off of trial and error data collecting. So yeah, I do not believe that WALL-E's consciousness came from a malfunction that happened one day, I believe it is an unexpected feature of a device that has been left running LONG past it's intended longevity. It's one of the cooler things about the movie I think.

[@jollyjhadist9648]

This should be cannon to the film ngl

[@shamstam]

saw this exact comment on another video but its still a good one for sure

[@pyerack]

Ngl Wall-E must have some crazy hardware to store all that data.

[@slavic_commonwealth]

Storage capacity is growing very fast, and hardware in general, so this is not surprising @@pyerack

[@Ltulrich]

Well said.

[@patricksleep9787]

Wall - e and Terminator where more than entertainment but a message that humanity has overlooked upon.

[@lizzamahoney8298]

Never had overlooked upon?

[@patricksleep9787]

@@lizzamahoney8298 in other words most people never really dive deep into it’s themes.

[@3rdworldgarage450]

Most people lack the time and intelligence to even know that they should have a deeper thought. They would rather be told what to think, what they are relative to a political party or other group than to think for themselves.

[@patricksleep9787]

@@3rdworldgarage450 glad I’m not the only one that also has that perspective

[@triggerhappy4199]

Yea wall e is literally predicting humanity’s future word for word

[@Kaybeeguy]

Who knew a movie that I absolutely adored as a kid would actually be a warning for what's to come.

[@muddydisco2329]

Fantastic video, will watch again

[@brandoncooney9047]

This childhood film was so much darker than I realized it was when I was a child. And I can't help but notice that WALL-E is just like so many other movies. Elysium, Alita battle angel, and astro boy, all depict a future where earth is completely trashed, and there's a city in the sky where all of the wealthy people live and they're likely controlled or ruled over by artificial intelligence and they all have a robot or transhuman savior. They're all practically the same. I swear this is how metaphysical law works. The "POWERS THAT BE" who control humanity and its resources are required by metaphysical law to tell you their plans. And your silence is all of the consent that they need to do those plans.

[@yokaioni7863]

I feel either we're headed tword 1984 or hungergames or Alita

[@logosfocus]

luciferians

[@kamanijefferson638]

I really like Elysium.

[@brandoncooney9047]

@@kamanijefferson638 Yeah Elysium was the most interesting one. The "POWERS THAT BE" are openly telling us their plans. And if we don't defy them then everything we've seen in those movies will come true.

[@oscardasilva2693]

It sucks that only wealthy people get to survive if this actually happens. This shows how toxic people can be

[@kinghushpuppy]

We need big names and people speak these warnings before it's too late. There aren't enough people who actually know the severity of these problems

[@kewlman5417]

well why would the politicians and corporate CEO's give a fuck? they're not going to be around for much longer to see humanity's stupidity. They'll maximize profits for the next few decades and then die.

[@lamelo3998]

How is this exactly a problem when it’s bringing efficiency tho? The Humans in the movie seem to have a comfortable life, theyre just fat. Genuinely curious btw.

[@kinghushpuppy]

@lamelo3998 It is very unhealthy. Plus, sitting down all the time can develop bad posture. The reason they look happy is because they have been almost brainwashed by Buy-In-Large. Your physical and mental health should come first before efficiency. Lastly, there are 8 billion in the world. We can't just build a ship and evacuate. We have no other option than this world (At the average person has no other option). This world is the one chance for us, and we need to preserve it the best we can.

[@lukekeeler1343]

I think I can agree that we should stop it but I ask who could speak up to deter China and Russia? If these AI are as advancemented as they say then we won't be able to compete with China. Do we want to live under China?

[@luis-sophus-8227]

@@lamelo3998 Your perception is very reduced if you think what's shown is remotely fine. It's not, it's an ideal distopia, where pain doesn't exist, nor a genuinely fulfulling life whatsoever; a mediocre existence

[@kashourikatsu2543]

I think terminator tried to warn us long long ago

[@sarahthomas8670]

This movie always scared me as a child. Like the fact earth was abandoned made me sad like everything we worked for is just gone….

[@matyasbaca3965]

I hate your videos, they make me cry, they make me depressed, yet I can't stop watching and I have to honestly thank you for your amazing work. I wish to hope the future will play out good for all of us. Stay safe and don't you dare go hollow

[@samucrow7564]

The future is already lost. There is no hope and no help. Your grannies did their choise to loose everything.

[@daydreamdirty]

Love running into other Dark Souls fans.

[@daydreamdirty]

@@samucrow7564not quite- especially if religion and faith are still in the picture.

[@samucrow7564]

@@daydreamdirty love is product of nature. And they're some people out there who have no souls. Life is a business and we have slaves and owners. They own u, they own everything.

[@mildewmatthew]

Let's us hope that the future isn't as bad as we think stay safe stay in school and don't you dare go hollow

[@tablescissors]

This was a fantastic video, it offered insight without being arrogant - that is so refreshing and worthy of Wally itself. Upon reflection, this film taught its lessons still differently than the type of propaganda storytelling we see now. As you pointed out, even the AI, and I noticed that the citizens themselves, were not portrayed as evil or terrible/disgusting. In fact, we could still very much relate to them, even if that reflection was ugly. It offered HOPE. It did not insult the audience, something we frequently see now. It did offer uncomfortable truths and possibilities, but it also portrayed potential solutions that human nature played a key part in (even when those natures were exhibited in other forms of artificial life).

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

the question left unasked is whether living in Axiom is such a bad thing. without hunger , social problems , hard work . the whole lifetime is spent on learning , meaning , sleeping and having fun . where everyone gets the same thing . where clothing, housing, education and healthcare are free. without a single poor human suffering like a slave.

[@katie7748]

​@@carkawalakhatulistiwaGo read my other r3pLy to you. I pray you wake up SOON, internet stranger.

[@ufifan6049]

That's an insane paradox. If AIs are going to be allowed to control every thing in the world, they are going to reach the limit of progress almost immediately, and they will have nothing to od left. How is this possible???

[@gatomatias1]

I would LOVE to see this coming up.

[@highonlife2323]

Wall-E was like the last original Disney film

[@Casualfulltime]

Truth!

[@VIBES_theband]

Nah bro that was Up. Maybe Coco.

[@slavic_commonwealth]

do anyone know similar movies like Wall-E?

[@Doyoueverwonderwhywerehere]

​@@VIBES_theband no coco wasn't original it was a blatant nock-off of DreamWorks's book of life

[@CrypticKnight10]

What about UP

[@TitanXecutor]

If Wall-E has one lesson that I will always take from it, is that even if the corporations take over, there is a small bit of hope that can turn into justice.

[@jolttrontitan2755]

I love Wall-e. And this just increased my appreciation for the film ten fold

[@user-jr1gr5vn2l]

it was so hard to watch this movie even as a kid, but now i even cant watch the related video till the end. its heartbreaking.

[@paolaanimator]

I loved Wall-E, I always felt like it was telling me a message or a warning about the future, and unfortunately as an adult I feel like the future is already here. Obesity, technology changing rapidly, advertisement everywhere, always on the screen, etc. I like using my computer and smartphone but I like to take breaks and enjoy the parks once in a while. I also feel like my job is potentially threaten as well, so it's why I'm learning to code, to not feel behind...

[@GwynethLlewelyn]

... but even programmers will obviously be replaced by AIs. Especially AI programmers. Especially AI programmers _still bound to ethical values_ - those will simply never get a job again (as this video explains so well). So, instead of learning to code, you should focus on learning something that AIs will never be good at. That, unfortunately, is easier to say than to do - but over half the jobs we have on the service industry today didn't even exist 20 years ago (and the jobs in industry, agriculture, or extracting natural resources have dwindled to a handful of percent). We're now seeing people calling themselves "AI prompters" in their CVs (resumés for the Americans out there). This "job" didn't even conceptually exist before December 2022! (Note: those self-styled "AI prompters" will be short-lived anyway, since AIs will rely less and less on those "prompting skills" such people claim to have, as they get trained with more and more data). Enjoy the parks while you can!

[@MissMeggarz142]

Thank you for this! I was very impressed with Wall-E's humorous way of showing us the frightening future. The timing of Wall-E's release was on the cusp of our society veering into comfortability with AI. We were just acquiring touch screens on our cell phones and could opt to control the phone with our voices. Now, that seems like ancient history.

[@imperiumcommentingnetwork4677]

Very well done, you make very good points.

[@bubblegumlipgloss_9614]

I cried by the end of this video realising our future could be similar to the Wall-E movie and how borderline dystopian our reality is right now

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Master chef outing lots of efferot😅

[@user-lt4ty5ij6z]

"A world where everyone believed this would eventually collapse overnight" Your script writer is a fearfully sharp intellectual. You're probably the greatest source of critical review on the internet.

[@GwynethLlewelyn]

Aye, one wonders what version of ChatGPT they're using ;-)

[@LymezoidMusic]

​@@GwynethLlewelynLOL

[@taurus3alexis]

I remember seeing this in the movies at 20. I walked out and said “this is a movie about the future”. 7 years later when I saw how obesity skyrocket and seeing what Stephen Hawkins said about Ai before passing I said “I knew it”

[@adampetty447]

I was ten when this movie came out in theaters and it's hard to believe that it's predicting the future.

[@yasininn76]

Just to be clear, it's very probable that actual sentient ai will never exist. Because to make something sentient, as sentirent as us, it would require us to understand what makes US sentient in the first place. And since humanity has been CONSTANTLY forming new psychological ideologies, it's very improbable that we'll see an actual intelligent being created by us. It may MIMIC our behavior, maybe by giving it a randomizer for some actions tied to some sort of logic behavior (IE "i need to clean the living room. I also need to clean the bathroom (randomizer takes action) I guess I'll clean the bathroom first). ChatGPT only knows how to talk because it has analyzed the rules of grammar, syntax and so yo understand how the abstract concept of language works, but it doesn't UNDERSTAND it.

[@chloemarzipan6770]

Unless they start merging AI with the human brain like neuralink. (I never want it to happen!) Then it would closely analyze the brain and code itself to resemble the brain. Or use quantum computing to study the cells that make up the brain and grow artificial organs.

[@QoraxAudio]

That's called "The Chinese room argument".

[@rudolflevente6760]

Moon: COMPANIES ARE BAD AND WILL SPY ON YOU Also Moon: *I WANNA TELL YOU ABOUT A VIDEO SPONSOR, WORLD OF TANKS*

[@HeisenbergFam]

Moon has released so many "tried to warn you" videos it would be a miracle if he does sth completely positive

[@MatveyMotion]

fr

[@jksdo88]

But this time it's really true, just look at the AI advancements and obesity rates in USA

[@thatonebritishcunt]

It is kind of getting old, and the new videos recently were all negative/similar to one another

[@Mister_Matt_X]

It's worth listening to...

[@gay4pay882]

Modern day doomsayer.

[@justarandomfurry09]

I'm sad that people aren't taking the movie seriously and thinking it's fictional

[@underlinehd16]

I remember watching it as a kid and enjoying with confusion... Now I grew up and rewatched and enjoyed with full understanding

[@C-Vite]

Me and my friends often talk about how AI and it's efficiency can easily take over the world. Thank you for covering this, as this is much needed. WALL-E is the perfect movie for this scenario

[@I-hear-voices]

It's amusing you use the phrase "how AI...can easily take over the world." Because saying that is like saying that cell phone can easily take over the world. Has it? Yes in a way. AI isn't sentient. It isn't even close to sentience in any way. Just like cell phones. Cell phones and chatgpt are both human made, human constrained tools created with all the faults that always come with human creations. Self-correction isn't the same as an imagination. So is taking over the world a meaningful description of what AI is doing? If you think cell phones have then yes AI can too. If not then welcome to clarity of the subject of AI development.

[@elizabethfeild82]

It’s been 15 years, god I feel so freaking old! I remember seeing Wall-E in theaters

[@yunnishr.]

WALL-E, and this video made me cry. I really want to do something for this world and help people, but it is very hard. Some people who are controlling the world want us to be powerless, so we'll be manipulated easily. I am not born in a rich family, but in the future, I hope I will be able to change the world. We need to help each other to achieve our dreams and to change everything. Sorry for my grammar. I am still learning English. =,)

[@2lxu]

You have better grammar than most native English speakers, so that's pretty good.

[@nobody7204]

A lot of movies depict AI as so extremely smart, they decide the best course of action to preserve the Earth is to eradicate mankind, that behaves like a parasite, too lazy to do anything themselves and relying on machines to do all the heavy lifting for them. AI is just a tool and probably would never be able to do something like erradicating mankind. But it is true that if we don't start taking matters into our own hands and keep laying on our seats waiting for something else to finish your job, this may not end well both for earth and humanity.

[@everythingthrice2582]

12:36 We would laugh at the scene in the movie where the two guys are video calling and they are right next to each other, but nowadays you have people around a table texting each other in silence

[@solascripturaPR1517]

Chatting with one another through a Messenger app; although they are only 24" apart. SMH

[@komos63]

​@@solascripturaPR1517I can understand doing that IF they don't want others to know what they just texted/told each other.

[@CrestedSaguaro520]

I'll never forget the Wall-E movie. I was 8 years old when it came out. It's incredible to re-watch it now as an adult because I am starting to see the events of that movie become real life. Wall-E was more than just a movie. It was more like a prophecy or a warning of the future to come. 😳

[@lolexplosions4214]

I love Wall-E but I didn't know that the AI is going to affect us like in Wall-E.

[@Pita_Leela]

People rely on Amazon and can not even do own grocery shopping . It's very similar . It's lazy

[@jojokpopjj]

Walle was my fav movie when I was younger but now I see it completely different

[@user-never-existed]

Back when I saw Wall-E when I was 8, I almost cried because so already understood the path the world was on (in terms of climate. I didn’t know about AI), and I thought that this was a semi-realistic depiction of the worst outcome. Now here I am, in a world being autonomized by AI, and unfortunately humans loosing their economical and political value. If we can create robots to emulate our biological algorithms to mimic us, why should we do anything at all? We could leave it to the robots. And then comes the problem that life wouldn’t have any objective fulfillment because there’s nothing for us to do. It’s all done by robots. At that point we’d just be sitting around, getting fat by eating junk, and destroying our own world until we will too move onto spaceships to find new worlds possibly.

[@MaseraSteve]

People would go nuts if they were jobless unless they're always high but if being addicted to dope that ended up as nuts, again..

[@MaseraSteve]

So nah while it's possible we tried as best as we can to stifle or even botched it altogether

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

the question left unasked is whether living in Axiom is such a bad thing. without hunger , social problems , hard work . the whole lifetime is spent on learning , meaning , sleeping and having fun . where everyone gets the same thing . where clothing, housing, education and healthcare are free. without a single poor human suffering like a slave.

[@MaseraSteve]

@@carkawalakhatulistiwa exactly the vision that on it's purest form will lead to something similar to Star Trek. That is our distant future and wall e is our current future minus free living necessity (greed getting even worse each year) dan ternyata baru nyadar orang indo juga sepada!

[@AmethystTheEspeon]

I was 12 when it came out. The idea of it scared the SHIT out of me.

[@truthhurts2879]

It wasn't warning us, it was informing us using predictive programming.

[@ericgolightly8450]

I think that programming has been fed too much "Phone bad book good" material.

[@Samuel-p17]

Finally getting the water out of the ear is the highest possible pleasure.

[@user-qg1gg2yn6j]

I think WALL-E did a very good example of what our world would be like in the future from 2008

[@KobatheASMRbiker]

In 2008. This film was the reality of a not too distant future. But today, its becoming much more realistic then ever before.

[@-Aidan]

I really enjoy this format of your videos, taking a movie and weaving a story of todays current events with it. Big love

[@geloland8x]

Love your videos moon! You’re awesome

[@FlyingAnA330]

Wall-E was one of my favourite films when I was a kid, but now I only see it’s true meaning, this film was perfect

[@rich12015]

When I first saw this movie I instantly could see this was our future and we are getting closer and closer to it. With everyone stuck on their phones and moving into VR. Big companies buying up and owning all the other companies and now our advancements on AI, easily accessible fast food. It's all here

[@taoist32]

We’re doing it now just by watching these videos. Stop watching, stop using phones, stop using IPads and laptops.

[@sunmoonstar9125]

​@@taoist32no

[@deborahfarino1315]

I remember saying to my husband as we watched Wall-E over and over...this is gonna be us soon. He laughed and said no 💩! ...AAAAAND HERE WE ARE!!!😮😟

[@rios5944]

Did you mean to say that he said no sh*t? He agreed if so…

[@deborahfarino1315]

🤷🏻‍♀️

[@thisman6205]

Even as a young kid, I told everyone this is what the future would be like and its happening right before our eyes.