Your Next Motorcycle has AI Vision - Don't Pay for It

[@JonneBackhaus]

Well done ryan, you made me watch an 13min ad for a instacam and i was also intrigued watching it

[@FortNine]

Glad to hear we kept your interest! AI Vision is about to become a massive part of motoring and it's not that complicated to understand. Also yes... your view just helped us fund a huuuuuge project ;) ~RF9

[@CrossRoadPhoto]

I feel hoodwinked into watching a long advertisement...... yet..... it is Ryan and I learned stuff..... needing a shower after that.

[@ch1m8n91]

feeling dirty but satisfied :'D

[@newtype101]

So in conclusion: Insta360 Ace Pro 2 > Gopro Hero 13

[@marvindebot3264]

Much, GoPro have lost the edge well and truly.

[@Waldo1122]

Just about any action camera is better than GoPro at this point.

[@Nopple]

Watch some comparisons videos. I don't think it's as simple the Insta360 being better at everything - it's mainly the night shooting and mic that is completely night and day difference and gopro is trash at but in ideal daytime conditions gopro is better at some things (or at least just as good). GoPro's main advantage is their durability is the best in the action cam market which, being an "action" cam, is a big box to tick and probably one of the main reasons they haven't gone broke yet

[@quakslikeaduck]

The daytime video quality looked horrible though

[@MrDragondepierre]

Except all the ace pro 2 day shots in this video looks trash with that artificial sharpening going on

[@kylebehiels3963]

50% ad, 50% really good intro to computer vision and ML models. What I took away is that I'll watch anything with FortNine production value

[@twmclean1]

Don't you just hate catching a pannier on a concrete wall (5:58) leaving a nice visible dent (11:38).

[@Camilink94]

Makes it feel more real (?)

[@FortNine]

Yes. ~RF9

[@maxjah3524]

That hysterical laugh when he stops after the hit

[@Dullydude]

everyone calling this "just an ad" didn't comprehend the extremely well explained primer on how ai works!

[@4AM-214]

"Hello I'm Ryan f9 " Absolute classic

[@JMKGarage]

As if we don’t know he’s he is yet 😂

[@4AM-214]

​@@JMKGarage yes, lol

[@user-py6qv5bn6k]

😂

[@haavix4983]

That intro is gold!

[@fakepivot]

it was, at first i thought he was riding a 3-wheel bike or something.

[@leehill1489]

I don't care that it was an ad. It'd happily watch it again if it were an hour long. Far more interesting than 99.9% of the other you tube stuff. Genius script and production. The effort put in to making this is very under appreciated.

[@ТАТАРИН-й2д]

this motorcycle channel explained computer vision and AI better than his tech peers 👍👍👍

[@richwilliams4767]

loved how he went down the ramp to the skatepark, smashed the fancy V4 paniers on the concrete barrier and then maniacally chuckled :D

[@YanoTacchinardi]

As sponsored content goes this was alright, in an intro to computer vision sort of way.

[@Ph03nix1]

This is a surprisingly good way to break down AI. It drives me insane how many people love or hate on AI without knowing a single thing about what it is, or how it works. It isn’t HAL9000, it isn’t sentient, it’s just a math function that looks for the way pixels on an image are organized, and does whatever the designers tell it to do when it sees specific patterns. Super helpful in a lot of ways, and I’d actually be okay if it were implemented in cars if it were able to match or beat Tesla FSD. That said, I don’t want it anywhere near motorcycles. Hallucinations are annoying in a car, but if my motorcycle randomly brakes, changes power delivery, or suspension stiffness when I’m not expecting it due to a hallucination, that could easily put me on the ground. The only implementation I would ever want might be a warning system that can monitor blind spots and warn me if someone is about to run me out of my lane, or if someone is about to pull out in front of me. I will always welcome tech that gives me more awareness, but I don’t want anything that removes or changes my control of the bike without my say so.

[@akfortyfo7024]

This is specifically machine learning

[@wyattblessing7078]

I've used those type of functions in a Big Rig Truck. I agree with you 100%. False braking, acceleration and endless buzzer's going off is very distracting and slightly dangerous. On a bike, it will get us killed.

[@Zephyr_White]

Only Ryan can make a ad that's more interesting and helpful than any other I have seen

[@csmidge26]

I think this is the most well polished turd of a video that I've had the displeasure of watching half of. TLDR: buy their action cam

[@quakslikeaduck]

But only if you don't want to buy a separate wind muff for your mic, and only shoot during nighttime. Bc that daytime footage just looked horrible.

[@pleepler]

​@@quakslikeaduckYeah, that daytime footage was garbage, almost pastel like. Comparing it to a proper camera was distasteful at best

[@robstone9628]

You just willingly watched an 13 min ad, very well integrated.

[@kentalanlee]

"a"

[@alistergoh9744]

hated it. very annoying

[@Dreddingbath]

Interesting though isn't it, I've learnt something and don't have to buy anything.

[@512Chaos]

I absolutely didn't realize this was an Ace Pro 2 commercial until it was too late and I had already pressed "submit order" thanks again for taking my money away Ryan.

[@elwood6548]

Cool intro going into a 13:26 minute commercial for a camera lol.

[@lollyde]

wow, that's actually a pretty solid explanation of how convolutional neural networks work! very refreshing to see over "it does math magic", even if it was part of an ad read.

[@debaelwyn]

As someone who has been doing computer vision and ML stuff for a while professionally, that was a very well done simplified introduction. (Yes, there are a few places where you simplified away some bits that are key, but really understanding those bits is not something you're going to get in a short description.) And a great description of edge detection and matrix convolution without needing to deeply understand matrix math!

[@maxharris6012]

Geez I hope insta360 paid well

[@torstikinnunen3801]

This video does better job at explaining artificial intelligence than many professional IT education videos.

[@superconfort]

As an engineer myself this is a masterpiece in so many levels. Thanks

[@freeflyingduck]

Glad you included the dent in the luggage ;-)

[@anthonywicking4900]

One of the best breakdowns of "AI" and how it works I have ran into so far but at the cost of watching a 13 min ad for a camera I will never buy. I hope the sponsor paid well, brand promotors of Ryan's skill level cost $$$$ if hired through an agency.

[@rapid13]

Thousands of tiny illogical changes = the political function. Pure gold.

[@Xplorer.Adventures]

Don't buy an AI in motorcycle but buy an AI in a camera we advertise 😂

[@danielbateman6518]

Actually he's saying motorbikes with AI cameras aye coming, but don't let manufactures overcharge and prove gouge you for the extra feature.

[@pleepler]

​@@danielbateman6518Exactly, plus that AI has layers to it and it's a buzzword that combines stuff you can do by yourself with some Python libraries and stuff you need a supercomputer with power consumption of Argentina just to train

[@sorryociffer]

Latest marketing strategy for all companies… “Put “A.I.” in all the specs and charge 50% more.” It’s not true A.I., it’s machine learning. Common and not the same.

[@akfortyfo7024]

ML is a subdomain of AI...this is common knowledge....

[@ethandavis7310]

"True" AI isn't a topic of conversation among people who actually work in AI. This is AI.

[@Ep5ilion]

You should inform that video was sponsored at beginning, but you told us it anyway so you did better than most youtubers

[@bilalbaig8586]

Am I going to learn backpropogation from RaynF9 today?

[@user-yy3ki9rl6i]

crazy that i studied AI for about 2 years and still fail to explain basic convolutional network in less than 3 min, yet you did it so effortlessly

[@magicalkorok]

How does this man explain really complex things in such a simple form that even kids could understand, then begin spitting out words I've never even heard before?

[@bluefrog8670]

No motorcycle of mine will ever have AI anything.

[@C0lon0]

I'm considering downgrading from fuel injection to carburetor two stroke.

[@WealthlyMind]

Do you hate polar bears

[@bullwag1978]

I’ve already done this. Nothing can beat the smell anyways

[@k1ckyscotland988]

No AI on mine. Not much in the way of Actual Intelligence either.

[@ianclose123]

The only artificial intelligence on my bike is my intelligence. After multiple collisions and bike drop, I'm pretty certain my alleged intelligence is artificial.

[@mrmovess_]

Only in an F9 video will you find motorcycle content with a better AI explination than anything on the internet. Bravo yet again. 👏

[@paulh6591]

This may sound crazy but in four decades of daily riding I still haven't ridden a motorcycle equipped with anti-lock brakes, the most commonplace of modern operational oversight. AI, traction control? Maybe, but my wallet says no, and anything that hands off the situational awareness and control of the bike to a computer is a dubious step in the right direction. Just ride the thing, hard.

[@FortNine]

That doesn't sound crazy at all - you're probably a very nuanced braker! I'm just impressed that you somehow managed to avoid it for 40 years. ~RF9

[@caseycarlson7599]

I've been riding for 30 years and have only had two motorcycles with ABS. The early version was more annoying than helpful and the later system on my '20 Versys was OK, but didn't notice it most of time. It is not a feature I would pay extra for.

[@brentbauer8258]

Yes this is an ad, but the intelligence by design was refreshing. I will use this to show and discuss with my media class. Well done…excellent.

[@TheMotoShaman]

I really enjoy these hyper technical videos even if its a thinly veiled sales pitch for the AcePro. Masterfully done sir! You are an inspiration.

[@signore-solomonare1818]

I recalled when Ryan mentioned “If you have a change to own a V4, do it!” And here he is riding the Ducati - awesome

[@ii7317]

Thanks for a lecture on Machine Learning and thanks to the sponsor for bringing it to us. Also, huge thanks to Edwin for the wonderful production!

[@mournfulmist]

it is very excellent that ryan has a physics background - makes these technical videos a pleasure to listen to for someone else who knows what she's talking about! thank you, f9!

[@Jack-cq9pv]

As a CompSci major I must say your layman’s terms description of AI was **really quite good**! Nicely done!

[@yonkokilasi7757]

Just saw my car at 4:20. Amazing work as always

[@dcyphyr]

420 AAAAAAAAAAAY

[@650ib]

F9 and Insta360.... Simply the best! 💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@LemonHolidayProd]

This is the correct way to do an ad. If everyone stopped just playing other people's ads and made their own interesting ones, I would watch a lot more ads

[@TheCookieCoolMan]

You're DP always goes so hard, I love it.

[@challacustica9049]

Ryan explained this better than my engineering and mathematics professors. Love it.

[@ahmadjavedaj]

That is one amazing deep explanation of AI used in image recognition and coupled with how deep machine learning works. I never thought I would come to a motorcycle channel and walk away having learned something new it's always a pleasant surprise. You guys are simply the best!

[@avgjoegat8126]

First Lean and now AI prof Ryan you are a genius

[@Compins]

10:47 just to add some context to this part, because I initially misunderstood what Ryan was saying and somebody else might, too: Training AI models can be crazy expensive. Just the training of GPT-4 was over $60 million. And as far as I know, that's not factoring in the hardware that was used for training, preparation of the training data, salaries, etc. And then you have marketing and all that good stuff. So yes, copy-pasting a finished AI model onto devices is almost free, but that's not what you are paying for. Just like good tyres, which might be like $20 in materials and manufacturing but then sell for more than $250 each. That's not them (just) being greedy, they are recovering the costs of RND. Paying a premium for AI is more than justified, and you shouldn't expect things with AI to have the same price as those without it. There are ofc products, which slap AI on the box and sell for triple the price. But that's paying for the label, not paying for the features. That's not what you should do. You should be paying for the Ace Pro 2, because of its great features, and not for the GoPro because it has GoPro written on it.

[@littlehills739]

not to mention you insurance will go up for "braking" to hard ect

[@pieterrossouw8596]

Did my MSc in Computer Science and never had this good an explanation of how matrix multiplication gets you object detection...

[@kentalanlee]

Sometimes, understanding mathematics makes deconstructing modern life much, much easier. Thank you, sir. This was succinct and valuable.

[@jenskoning7687]

One of the best explanations of CV I've seen in a while!

[@Stopcolonizinglebanon]

That double bluff ride and dismount gag was funny and really smart. I thought it was a green screen situation😅😅

[@bunnybro5977]

Why is one of the better layperson explanations I've seen for digital image processing methodology coming from a bike channel?

[@JaredJohnston]

Never heard such a concise explanation of computer vision before

[@HolyMolyDoughnutShop-s]

I wasted a Semester not understanding cnn and bro explained it in 13 mins

[@ThaOneBigAndSmallOne]

insane quality - wasnt expecting a math / ai video from you guys - but here we are and i am loving it

[@cze7470]

That's just an Ad for a Camera...

[@FrancisLukesh]

You say "just" as if it's anything less than a brilliant motorcycle-themed primer to understanding machine learning and computer vision.

[@zeth609]

It will no doubt come with a subscription service !

[@davidogle9247]

Soooo, Ryan... Your next assignment is to enlighten us on how AI is working in the background on our insurance and maps smartphone apps. Tracking? Facial recognition? Running stop signs? Speeding? Please do. Dig in and tell...

[@roryb.bellows4026]

As usual, the perfect amount and choice of non-intrusive background music. Schools should do the same to add a sense of gravitas to boring lectures.

[@johninYVR]

You must do a lot of riding at two-in-the-morning because that's the only time some of those streets are so free of traffic. I really like how good you have become in lighting and are probably only the first person to use the olympic flame as a backlight. John S. (Vancouver)

[@AaronClark-xr3rs]

Love your videos Ryan. Even during a promotion, making a wonderfully educational and informative production.

[@kaibaesler]

"Woooh, what a machiiiine" - I think I'll quote you when I'm in top gear on my next grand tour... ;-)

[@rivox1009]

This is one of the best explanations of our current "AI". Great job!

[@vermithrax-pejorative]

Ryan has been taking elocution lessons? Acting courses? What smooth and mellifluous delivery. I fear we’re going to lose him to Hollywood soon 😢

[@pardonwhat]

Impressive! dude done a good job! ps. saw you dent yer box in the skate park.. Maybe AI can take over the steering.. ;)

[@FortNine]

I could have used that! Funnily enough, Yamaha has done such a thing. ~RF9

[@jvhoef5372]

+1 for keeping in the whack into the skate ramp.

[@nonsolorasatura9093]

What is it more than troublesome are the consequence that came with an effective AI in term of control and probably the request to pay a rent for that service too.

[@abdallam6099]

how are a couple humans behind a KZbin channel so fuckin brilliant ? ! just how

[@absolutechaos13]

"Please select all frames with a motorcycle in it. The Google van is approaching the intersection."

[@adam346]

our little dirt-boy is all growed up... wearing an Arai helmet, driving Ducati... makes one so proud.

[@dimaroyal79]

interesting how 3 different moto blogers launches videos just with 3 minutes difference about the same "perfect bikers camera" and stands in the subscription list one after another. But this one is most entertaining.

[@hotttt28]

The diarrhea of self promotion! How I love this man!

[@devanshroyal8372]

The CNN explanation was better than my college courses and most YT videos I've watched

[@SalJid]

Me learning my Machine learning course from FortNine. Now that's what I am talking about!! Thanks a lot man!!

[@MotherMotos]

I think this video taught me too much. 😂 I’ll just ride the bike and remain naïve. My kernels are ok just being future popcorn.

[@Dullydude]

didn't expect a motorcycle channel to explain how ai works better than anyone else on here lol

[@Jay1830]

After a crash "i didnt see him" Judge : It was pretty clear on camera 😅

[@erfquake1]

That was a master class in AI, thank you.

[@Psikeomega]

And that's how my motorcycle will add too many fingers to my clutch lever

[@JohnStruemph]

Nice vid showing the features and explaining things. And some great shots at night! Thanks for sharing!

[@ohjesus127]

Awhile back i drove insert cars in the film industry before they were pretty much phased out by "Russian Arms" and Pod Cars. Always get a kick out of process trailer shots. Motorcycle dollies will get you lower to the ground and your bars will articulate during turns. They can be sketchy though. Love the videos.

[@thenefyncat6970]

Being as my next bike may be the RE Classic 650 I doubt there'll be any AI involved.

[@maheshreddykathemreddi]

You have explained my whole semester maths in a single video

[@moshymosh]

Production quality is off the charts as always.

[@loekloekloek]

My fellow Max-Broyden-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno fans rejoice!

[@Dave-sw2dm]

A 13 minute commercial that felt like a college lecture and motorcycle riding. I will stick with my low tech motorcycles and avoid high traffic areas.

[@Carstuff111]

The bit at the start... I knew it was a bit, I knew he was on a trailer, I knew they were going to show he was on a trailer.... I still got a great chuckle.... In a world full of garbage "writing" and production from big names in the automotive collective like, Car and Driver, Road and Track, and such, this channel came out of no where and it is still as great as the day I watched my first video. Also, I do not want AI in any vehicle I am piloting. I am paranoid enough in today's traffic to not need an AI interfering or giving me warnings. Current assists annoy me bad enough as it is.

[@Snowmirage6453]

Some Canadian Blokes into motorcycles just put together the best explanation of AI on the internet.

[@dcxplant]

action cam is on my son's wish list for Christmas. So, I enjoyed the content today.

[@sorryociffer]

5:58 he clipped the right bag on a concrete support. Not sure why he was hanging off so far to the right…

[@milbin1795]

5:34 hold up wtf

[@GreenBrowne.]

My bike starts without a battery, if I kick it hard enough and doesn't stop the engine when I pull the key out. If I ran it through AI, I'm pretty sure it would send T100 after me.

[@taironmartins2783]

And this is why I bought an 81 Goldwing, state of the art is a cb radio

[@vercingetorige400]

is there a quote at 6:02 ? it seems to me that i've seen that tunnel on movie somewhere

[@FortNine]

Really? Would be curious to know which movie! Lots of stuff is shot around Vancouver so it wouldn't be surprising. That's Leeside skatepark by the way. ~RF9

[@chasingdogs]

Ad integration masterclass. Well done, sir.

[@severinleuenberger8336]

Holy i think no one has ever explained AI that simple

[@1newberrys]

God dammit! I just watched a whole ad for a damn camera I'll never need and didn't suspect a thing till about 3 minutes was left in the video xD