Enjoying this talk? You'll love the brand new TED Radio Hour series - Mind, Body, Spirit. Hear TED speakers share their eye-opening ideas on how we think, move, and feel. kzread.info/head/PL2TjQf2riraLkqqFGxK65JI-leCAxm1eD

I know people like to make fun of TED talk because it is funny and sometimes right but damn, this is the kind of content I'm subscribed for

I'm a software engineer who has been focussed on AI for over forty years now. I think that the path you are on is very promising! If you can crack this coordinate transformation problem, it may directly shed light on how 'reference frames' (as conceived by Jeff Hawkins) work in human intelligence. And, if we could understand and build up from there, we could really be off to the races!

@jimj2683

Жыл бұрын

Do you think the development of AI is speeding up? And is it exponential? It just seems like so much stuff is happening now.

@robertpfeiffer4686

Жыл бұрын

@@jimj2683 Speeding up? Definitely! Exponential? That's not completely clear, but many factors are converging (disparate research is becoming integrated, major hardware advances are still before us, geopolitical and economic forces are intensifying).

This is an outstanding presentation. I believe Dr. Chance is on the right track and look forward to what she will reveal in the future. My own background is in engineering: control theory, wavelets, machine learning, and navigation.

I read the title, and instantly images of Starship Troopers came to mind, except that the bugs were giant terminator robot bugs instead! But on watching the video, the logic to the process just makes so much sense, and seems so obvious with hindsight, that you just know that it is the way forward in these matters. Great video.

That's so interesting! Our crew recently filmed a project that aims to use AI models to decode whale communication. This would be groundbreaking since sperm whales have the biggest brain on earth, and understanding their complex behaviour could be game-changing for us. Could AI help us understand their complex behaviour, their complex sounds, and what they are doing in the deep sea? We're excited to see the outcome of this technology and confident that we will soon learn even more about the minds of sperm whales.

This is amazing. That said... "Relax! What could go wrong?"

Sounds like warfare research to me 🤔

@triple_gem_shining

Жыл бұрын

🤡

@yzyz7779

Жыл бұрын

Look like they want build killing drone with insects ability

@zenloren

Жыл бұрын

@@yzyz7779 Done .

2:05 those amps, but you were talking about, as navigational specialist, would be good to help teach students with disabilities, especially blindness and low vision about orientation and mobility, as well as route rehearsal. Maybe one of these ants can be an ONM specialist one day, ha ha.

My mind not working correctly as a human after seeing that insect brain intelligence robot surrounding us.😔😔

Amazing 🙏🏻🌹✨🙏🏻

That's so interesting! Our crew recently filmed a project that aims to use AI models to decode whale communication. This would be groundbreaking, since sperm whales have the biggest brain on earth, and understanding their complex behaviour could be game-changing for us. Could technology help us understand their complex behaviour, their complex sounds, and what they are doing in the deep sea? We're excited to see the outcome of this technology, and confident that we will soon learn even more about the minds of these species.

I believe that.

I also expect the invention of dragonfly robots that sweep all mosquitoes away. I strongly desire.

So, if one computational step is needed, was that leave the other threefor more important task? It’s kind of like simplifying, a math problem, or other things like that. I also have my bachelors degree in psychology, so the stuff is interesting.

@triple_gem_shining

Жыл бұрын

She said oh and I have bachelor's in psychology 😂😂😂 oof

@noahbrauner8430

Жыл бұрын

@@triple_gem_shining has to be mentioned

MORE POWER AND GOD BLESS ❤️❤️🙏❤️❤️

Hello from Nicaragua! Many blessings, happy new year to you all and take care my friends! 🥰🥰🥰✅

@melw2389

Жыл бұрын

Happy New Year from Germany!

Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 ✨

@melw2389

Жыл бұрын

Hi from Germany. Happy New Year!

@isaaccunha4657

Жыл бұрын

Hi from Brazil. 🙂❤️

@drikelegenda9484

Жыл бұрын

@@melw2389 Appreciate it. Happy new year 🎉

@drikelegenda9484

Жыл бұрын

@@isaaccunha4657 Heey 👋🏻

How about studying the Cephalopods?

Hello from Samarkand

Came here after Drosophilla larvae brain map news came out. Its really scarry. Imagine being trapped in a computer for all eternity.

I was wondering when they would start doing this type of work. Clearly nature is miles ahead.

Biomimicry! Our knowledge is just a drop in the ocean

@udaykadam5455

Жыл бұрын

Not really. Millions of years of evolution vs 200 years old modern science. I think we are gonna catch up pretty soon given the rate at which things are progressing.

@goggins_amazing

Жыл бұрын

@@udaykadam5455 absolutely. Exponential progression is the key

this will be used for drone warfare way before helping with your back yard

Not if u use a micro scanner like getting cateract done with a viewer

5:10 10ms that's too much....Anyway to verify this?

We'll most likely have AGI systems before we build these biologically inspired computers she describes. The simple answer is that autonomous agents will set out to find an optimal computing substrate. Biological brains seem appealing yet consider how prone they are to all sorts of problems (diseases, injuries, etc). I would assume the next best computational substrate is not necessarily mammalian-inspired but something far better.

This is where the slippery slope begins. I'm calling it.

Clock work Dragon Fly

Sounds like horrible things are done to them poor dragonflies in her lab

Once the ‘insect’ AI realises that we’re eating Klaus’ and Bill’s bug burgers it will exterminate us.

Flint, Michigan was here

Everytime I see this, I see easily weaponizable tech by the military. We really need to ensure that the military does not weaponize the AI systems of any kind.

@curiousobserver2006

Жыл бұрын

too late lmao

Primantis lady knows her stuff👀🤣

great idea

A super intelligent AI with the thought spectrum of a peabrain insect. What can go wrong? Wait do I hear Terminator music in the background?

@yzyz7779

Жыл бұрын

That ability just basic ai ,narrow interligent not super ai lmao ,super ai can move like insect on car weight and saiz to timelaps target , with 100% accurate ,not on second,but on mili second

Insect are intelligent ,imagine what they visual

Pro tip: Set your play back speed to 150%.

@nityanandsarkar8054

Жыл бұрын

200%

Hello from Brasil 🇧🇷😊

Dunno bout that 1

I'm mystified why researchers don't run with the notion of cognitive architectures, per John Anderson. These models align well with cognitive psychology.

WHAT A GREAT insight tysm

Biomimicry is the next frontier of innovation.

The mosquitoes do not stand a chance when faced with machine gun wielding dragon fly's - nor do we.

"Id like a small army of these" - charlie brooker enters the chat....

Look like they want build killing drone with insects ability

Insects are the AI of Nature, that's what I always say

So I just want my brain to be like computer memory then🤠 I never forget anything that I have seen. LOL just like 张松.

Motion-automated dragonfly wings? I feel the hardest part is simulating landing and takeoffs that don't look completely absurd lol

Ted is really good

2:37 1000 million is 1 billion so just do it 8600 times and the puzzle is done

@zeromailss

Жыл бұрын

If only it was linear and not exponential scaling, similar to how height and volume scale completely different hence the limit on living being size including human

Oh, my God, what a story, beautiful cutie 📃📃📃📃📃📃📃📃📃📃📃📃☺️

This video isn’t a parody. The moon contains a huge insect colony with its own leaders. Do you remember Starship Troopers? That movie was designed as a metaphor of the intellectual conflict between insect philosophy, and human philosophy. Insect societies raise baby insects which have been specifically bred to occupy a specific social role. Communists want to do the same thing with humans. Japan is in favor of this idea. There will be Japanese truck drivers who can do nothing else; Japanese cooks who can do nothing else; and Japanese garbage collectors who can do nothing else. It’s destiny! In the “Transformer” movies, the military had become partners with giant transforming computers (displayed as humanoid robots) to protect the human race from insect domination. The intent of the “Transformer” movies was to convince the public that only the military, in combination with giant computers, can defend earth from external threats like insects. But the military wants to follow the insect tradition of raising babies who have been specifically bred for a job, and a social position. That’s why the D.O.D. has such a huge investment in human D.N.A. patents. And that’s why all patents must be declared invalid. First of all, the D.O.D. doesn’t own a single pencil. All government property belongs to the taxpayer. And secondly, humans aren’t bred like farm animals. People choose a spouse for many reasons, and none of those reasons is a concern of the Pentagon. Insect societies are inherently evil. Yes, they’re well planned. If you consider slavery and vicious military domination to be good planning.

I love AI but don't go down this route. Insect have their own role on ecosystem that we often overlook in foundation level

From soomaali🇸🇴🙌🏻

Despite this being an outstanding presentation that points out the incredible possibilities our digital devices can provide if working in a way an organic brain does, it is also a scary presentation. Why? Well, you know humans, don't you? 10 % of the population, the malicious actors, would find a way to use this new technology to start all kinds of nefarious activities harmful to the human race. So, I am jumping in excitement and shuddering in fear at the same time.

My wife said that my brain is the size of a pea.

Hmmmmm🤭

As wonderful and insightful as this knowledge sounds, this could be the key to the end of man. Imagine when our household robots, computers etc can predict our every next step? Imagine weaponizing these concepts into drones and killer machines? SKYNET in reality

Lets be honest they want better drones with lots of AI to fight more wars. We already have a decent google auto.

@dm3on

Жыл бұрын

so what your alternative; send 18 years old kids, or you think what is going on in UKR (as example) is not threat to you, so we should not work on killer bots ?

@old-hunter

Жыл бұрын

the main reason that we inventing them is to make or lives much easier..

@naturealbums

Жыл бұрын

@@old-hunter When you say we invented.. what have S.Arabia invented apart from the religion Islam? I guess you think that is artificial Intelligence?

@neighbor9672

Жыл бұрын

I’ve begun to imagine what a drone army would look like…. It’s kind of terrifying what is possible.

@theinfamoustroll7265

Жыл бұрын

Who are they?

We skipped the part where we develop our own intelligence and went straight for replacing ourselves with infinitely more limited and boring replacements of ourselves who can only function by iterating on what already exists. It's maybe not the death of creativity, but it's the death of creativity as something celebrated and appreciated for what it really is. And worst of all, the majority of people are stupid enough to lap it all up.

I don’t know how you do feel about it. But I definitely don’t want to be surrounded by robots in human size with an intelligence like Reptils or insects. And please, don’t tell me later I didn’t mentioned it. 😳

@yzyz7779

Жыл бұрын

Look like they want build killing drone with insects ability

@masacatior

Жыл бұрын

Dystopian future

From Earth.

Worms snakes insects reptiles all can give us insights on primitive intelligence

@triple_gem_shining

Жыл бұрын

Yes. As well as the KZread comment section. The greatest specimen

Hadir🇮🇩

Hi from INDIA 🇮🇳

...The answer may surprise you

If we make AIs that know how to hunt, build shelter and coordinate with their kinds, won't they dominate us ? 😅

@Woodman-Spare-that-tree

Жыл бұрын

Under The Great Reset, we’ll all be dead anyway.

More of this, less of woke crap. Nice talk!

4:44 do you think, then, but the dragonfly might be autistic? Kemmet insect teach us about PWD, people with disabilities and how they also think? I only ask these questions as I wanted to be something in the special education field, getting my masters in such field. Something to think about, isn’t it?

testicular torsion

Finally a decent TED after years of garbage from this former great.

AI Al Gore Bill Gates said disease prevention and genetic modification and energy waste gas emission standards waste gas waste water waste cleanup standards environmental protection laws male and female relations family relations the difference between good and evil government and government personnel especially the courts and police all review review Taiwan Show the mainland the United States see the European Union show the worldˇ Law re-examination and writing

Subhan Allah ❤️

sales pitch...

yeah l dont know... human brains tend to fail and miscalculate l prefer computers just as they are heh

If you think A.I. Is more intelligent than you….. you’re probably right.😉🤦🏻‍♀️

We are our worst enemy you will not like AI when it comes on to this world stage

There's no such thing as AI, only programming. I don't think it can be proven to be more than that any more than you can prove or disprove sentience, or God.

butlerian jihad now!

Jesus Is Returning Soon Repent

The simple secret to great AI is plasticity and real-time optimization of artificial neural networks (cf. cyberCortex).