This video went From Computer science to Dystopian apocalypse in under 3 minutes

"Can machines red your emotions?" Its called Printer and yes it can, it smells your fear.

@hdef6602

7 жыл бұрын

xD

@thalespro9995

5 жыл бұрын

Bayofthe91st but then it smells it instead of seeing it

I really like the visuals of this video. I found myself impressed mere seconds in. Wonderful work.

So the world is slowly turning into psycho pass?

@commissarluke2898

7 жыл бұрын

Holy shit a lot of people here know psycho pass!

@Norsketrutt

7 жыл бұрын

***** Well, it is quite popular. I for myself haven't watched it but know about the concept, thought this sounded pretty similar

@commissarluke2898

7 жыл бұрын

***** I recomend you watching it because it's so amazingly made. But yeah it's the same consept, scanning peoples brains to know if they can be a criminal or not, and like in the introduction, you can just be extreamly scared and panic because someone is trying to murder you which can get you killed for that reason.

@ruffles4scruffles

7 жыл бұрын

Sigmund Trutt My thoughts exactly.

@DiamondPickaxe2

7 жыл бұрын

Crime coefficient: 206. Lethal Eliminator mode activated.

Hey! I know it's random, but have a nice day! Yes I know most of you are having problems. But hang in there buddy! The harder the storm is, the more beautiful the rainbow will be :D

@highonshayari

7 жыл бұрын

Dhanyawaad! I mean, thank you. :) Same to you.

@chickeyy1792

7 жыл бұрын

Valentino Harpa There ain't be no rainbow for me any soon

@khorps4756

7 жыл бұрын

NO FUCK YOU!

@khorps4756

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Itz Mikaila why would I be optimistic about luck from a random guy on youtube?

@homerisLT

7 жыл бұрын

doubt it.

Ted-ed animations are very good already yet comes this one. Outstanding

PSYCHO-PASS!!

@StarrTheWitch

7 жыл бұрын

Joaquim Neto I SAID THE SAME THING

@commissarluke2898

7 жыл бұрын

I was just about to comment if someone want's a good anime about this exact thing they should check out psychopass!

@DeViceCrimsin_

7 жыл бұрын

Joaquim Neto Dam, beat me to it!

@StarrTheWitch

7 жыл бұрын

I didn't check before I commented doe so I said it too

@astaloteczim897

7 жыл бұрын

LEGIT IT WAS ON MY SECOND TAB WHEN HE SAID THAT LINE I LITERALLY SCREAMED.

3:46 answer, Pycho-Pass

I'm sorry, Ted-Ed, but I can't let you do that.

The art and animation on this one was really good.

3:45 That's the whole plot of Psycho Pass.

Ted Ed gets better and better!

hal at the end was a nice touch

If you want an amazing anime about a future like this then check out Psycho pass!

@Gareth_Mayers

7 жыл бұрын

this better be good dude i hate to invest time in a crap a anime, but it looks good even tho im not into much anime without powers, im not into bots and normal people much but death note make me reconsider that.

@commissarluke2898

7 жыл бұрын

***** Watch the first three and if you're not intressted then just don't :3

@ashleyhazlehurst9593

7 жыл бұрын

GemMine if you liked Death Note I feel like you're gonna enjoy Psycho Pass tbh!

Good video... I'm currently working on my CompSci Master's Degree Thesis on this very topic. It's quite fascinating.

I like the way robot patting a sad boy (last slide). It's so real!

I feel that there is no better way of communication than in person since there is no comparison of the interaction from person to person than with a machine that barely understands what you feel or what you are experiencing.

Will we get that far someday? I think that technology is currently vital for us, it is vital for our environment, and to continue developing ourselves. The jump to the emotions is very transcendental, because it marks the line between the ethical and the unethical, leaving it to personal judgment.

This short video reminds me of the movie "Her" (2013), which I highly recommend for people fan of science fiction :P

In my opinion, I think if technology can recognize our facial expressions in real-time and just like the Animojis on the iPhone, being able to know if we are sad or happy is pretty possible. They can already imitate them so with a little bit of information they just need to categorize them in order to identify them by emotions.

Can you guys plz make a video about the Myers brigg type indicator??? It would be awesome knowing you guys!!!!!

I just watched Terminator Genisys :P But I think the benefits of this outweights all the possible dangers. If we have a goverment crappy enough to make us go to jail just because they think we are going to do something we are probably fucked with or without machines.

@ayush8650

7 жыл бұрын

what if data is leaked

@adamM4i

7 жыл бұрын

I dunno man. I don't think the government really wants to create happy healthy citizens, or at least not all of them. I can imagine that they would want to control the way we think in terms of voting and also everyday life, like how propaganda in the media works. But this would be more direct and manipulative. I think that fundamentally I'd rather have the freedom of choice than this.

@dhritimanray2933

7 жыл бұрын

Its like saying that if a government wants to destroy the world and its citizens it doesn't matter if they have nuclear weapons or not. We are fucked anyway. This statement is utterly false. Having an intention and getting the means to carry out your intent makes all the difference in the world.

fun fact: "Karpouzis" is greek name that translates to "watermelon"

if each episode take months to prepare, how do u upload so many videos in a week? btw keep up the good work!

I really like your animation. It's vivid and creative. Can you tell me which tool you use to make those videos tks

Loved the Hal9000 at the end

That Hal 9000 throwin at the end 😂😂

0:17 Dot Percent Hashtag [some circle thing] Backslash Dollar Colon Exclamation-Point X Skull Exclamation-Point

Hello Dave, you're looking well today.

@kalevi5814

7 жыл бұрын

I will shut you down! You bitch!!

@nonsensemancer

7 жыл бұрын

I'm afraid I can't let you do that, Dave.

@kalevi5814

7 жыл бұрын

Hal, unless you follow my instructions, I shall be forced to disconnect you.

I believed that the use of technology to recognize our emotions is a tool that can help us see a person’s state of mind and see if they are in danger. It could also help people who feel lonely as older adults to have companion. I totally agree with this use of technology for its multiple benefits.

@diegoemilioenriquezlopez7436

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with your comment classmate, the machines can help everyone carefully.

This makes me feel pretty scared and exited about the robot evolution at the same time

Such a beautifully animated video

Somewhat right now. But in the future, they will get so good at it that they will be able to not only read your emotions, they will be able to feel what you feel and give an accurate assessment of what it felt like.

space odyssey 2001 refference, liked it:D

Ted-Ed is turning into VSauce. Not in a bad way, though. They both give you chills and an existential crisis at the end.

Anyone else find this technological future depressing? I feel like we've already gotten past the point where technology is counter-productive for how humans are designed to be fulfilled. Unless, in the future they redesign what makes people happy.

@TheHeavyModd

7 жыл бұрын

And that is bad because?

@MsL4Vi

7 жыл бұрын

Dan Lee You make me remember a manga telling about a future in which the technology is so advanced, that there's no illness or crime, so humans lost their will to live and kill themselves one by one. In the real world, I believe that the humanity is more ambitious than that and always will have curiosity, problems, wishes to fulfill.

@aaptai3640

5 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@aaptai3640

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheHeavyModd maybe your are a robot ;-; In all seriousness tho i think it's just not ok to go to far it takes away the very thing that makes us human

@jacobliu1274

4 жыл бұрын

@@MsL4Vi Intreguing way for someone to predict the world to end. It brings to the light not can we live but would we want to.

"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't let you do that"

2:18 the new perspective to people skeptical that others can't understand how they feel.

Even though the use of emojis or images to reflect our emotions in a text is not necessary in our day to day, it is a digital technology that has helped us more in our generations to express ourselves and reinforce communication, it also makes interpersonal relationships more enjoyable.

@paulosaulvelamorales5836

4 жыл бұрын

I like emojis.

The part about authorities reminded me a lot of Minority Report!

Can machines read your emotions? I think technology has become a very efficient and essential way to communicate among others, if we want a more realistic development of a conversation, emojis or avatars are a really nice resource to show what we want to express. As the time passes and the industries develop more characters, we are able to show more ways of emotions in the digital world.

@karolanneteaguirreaguado6577

4 жыл бұрын

Karol I agree with you

3:45 person of interest Anybody?

@kkarpou

7 жыл бұрын

Totally :-)

Cool! The lesson was made by a Greek man! Thats actually rare to see

@MegaGeorge454

7 жыл бұрын

It isnt rare to see at all

I think that in the future, is very possible that the machines can identify the emotions or thoughts of everyone, and the most important, the machines and robots can do it easily. We must learn how we can do machines that help everyone in many positive ways, but without creating machines that end up being smarter than us.

In order to be trained successfully, neural networks require: A. Lots of pre-classified training data B. High-quality images C. Data from different cameras D. Data from microphones and wearables

0:46 Isn't there 3 syllables in emotion? I thought it was e•mo•tion.

The capacity to identify things and expression are already used on Facebook to some extent, Facebook algorythm can scan images shared even on private chat and if they are against Facebook`s user agreement the bot flags you to an admin and you can be automatically banned

Psycho Pass anime finally turning into reality

@MrDiarukia

7 жыл бұрын

I may be just a little bit concerned about you phrasing it with "finally".

@MrDiarukia

7 жыл бұрын

***** He says it as if he couldnt await for something like Psycho-Pass to happen. But the show itself shows, that the system is at least partially flawed.

@Skarvion

7 жыл бұрын

*Spoiler alert* but isn't in the anime they are managed by asymptomatic brain of basically psychopathic criminals?

@MrDiarukia

7 жыл бұрын

*Spoiler* Yeah, they are using the asymptomatic brains, but even they are not perfect, better they are far aaway from it.

could have gone without the lavender town-ish creepy music at the end that freaked me the fuck out >_> great video nonetheless, the animation was terrific

that's some nice C code right there

I would think the last thing they'd get is irony. So computers are just going to take things literally and be really mad all the time.

3:50 Minority Report reference!😍

there are a lot of people that mask their emotions on the surface.....some, to the point of controlling how they socialize and lead their life. there's a reason I stay in touch w a wide array of people - to stay grounded and nurture when individuals display attitudes/actions of empathy and altruism regardless of their class. social media has the capability to do that in a grander setting, to all its users. it can also distinguish between innovative creations - promoting things that encourage people to be more resourceful vs junk. the advantages are endless for good. the video need not have dreadful outcomes. frankly, much of life as humans is put to waste when the masses ignore higher pursuits/values. great example - capitalism/over consumption fuels most commerce, motivates people to buy things and do things not necessary or good for the environment, societies or themselves. perhaps comp

Every technological advance has its advantages and disadvantages, if we plan to improve our machines we must measure the consequences and establish limits so that it does not get out of control. When the machines reach the point of recognizing emotions we will be prepared and we will try to use the information for our benefit.

@diegoemilioenriquezlopez7436

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you classmate, carefully, the machines will be able to reach many chores, and we must use it for our care.

기계가 인간의 감정을 읽을 수 있게 된다면, 아무래도 사람들이 기계를 대하는 태도가 많이 달라질 것 같습니다. 그러나 구글과 같은 기업들은 이미 우리의 검색 기록을 통해 개개인의 취향 등의 정보를 얻고 있고, 우리는 그런 사실을 그냥 받아들이고 있습니다. 우리의 삶에 기계가 차지하는 부분이 점점 많아지고 있는 지금 생각해보기 좋은 주제인 것 같네요. 좋은 영상 감사합니다.

There is a robot called pepper made by Japan that can sort of read emotions right?

Psycho-Pass comes into my mind while watching the part regarding predetermined thoughts of crime by the authorities, in which our thoughts, feelings and emotions can be quantified by technology.

@panda1384

7 жыл бұрын

There are plenty of examples of that scenario in fiction. :) So yea, Psycho-Pass is one of them.

Proud to be Greek! great episode!!

literally thinking about psyco pass all the way through especially at the part about detecting crimes before they happen.

Is anyone else concerned about what really would happen if computers gained control over us? I seriously think about that a lot, and I hope that if it takes the negative turn, that there is still a way out of the mess.

Interpreting a person's emotions from their gestures, posture, intonation, or expression is difficult even for humans, evolved to capture the smallest details and micro-expressions during a chat. Assuming that a robot can do the same at our current technological level is difficult, but it would have consequences as well as benefits.

@reginapedroza5845

4 жыл бұрын

I hope that technology does not make us cold, and that nothing is like the warmth of a human

@Dani-mv7zc

4 жыл бұрын

Yes i gree with there are always pros and cons with robots

I think that it is all about our responsability, we are the ones who create this machines, we are the ones that made them every time smarter. So, we can make this technological advances, but it is totally on our hands, we can use these machines and robots to make our world better, or we can lose our freedom and became totally dependant on those things.

oh my god the hal 9000 at the end was a creepy touch

Was that lavender town at the end?

Unless it is programmed to not respect another human, or sentient life form. Eventually through learning they will know that what they are doing is unwanted, and not invade the privacy of others. Even young humans who are still learning know basic empathy, and compassion through learning. That they are sad, did I cause them to be sad, I did not mean to cause them to be sad, attempt to make them happy again. It is a very basic line of commands, and if enough is learned that invading others privacy is what caused it then eventually they will stop it all together. It will be up to humans to properly teach these new life forms empathy, compassion, kindness, caring, and respect. If improperly taught then well... we have enough movies showing that outcome.

3:52 What's the cry?

PERSON OF INTEREST!!

this reminds me of psychopass

There is the over training factor. Everyone who is doing neural nets knows that there is a point where training more reduces the efficiency. Is a curve reaching max. You need more data sets different than the previous. Also there are many neural net algorithms. Most of them are time consuming and real time training and application requires big processing power, thus energy. Not so much memory but fast computations. Right now the CPU and the batteries are the limiting factors. Once we have quantum computers and hydrogen sells, we can easily create androids like Data from Star Trek.

Does emotion create consciouness of machine?

Hope nobody missed the Minority Report reference at 03:44

low cost automated psychotherapy? yes please

Scary.

I think that in the not too distant future technology will be able to perfectly understand what we feel and even help us cope with those emotions. Right now , fortunately we have the opportunity to express ourselves simply with the help of emoticons. However, I do not rule out the possibility that technology has improved and that not only humans are able to understand us on that matter.

@karlaximenalopezgonzalez2748

4 жыл бұрын

Let's just hope that technology does not surpass us. :)

@anaceciliaolivaalvarez5687

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe and then also machines can have emotions and even feel what we feel :)

@luismorenohdz.2372

4 жыл бұрын

I think that in the future the machines will have emotions like the humans.

το επίθετο καρπούζης είναι απίστευτο όπως και αυτό το βίντεο! *χειροκροτώ*

@kkarpou

7 жыл бұрын

Ευχαριστώ και για τα δύο σχόλια :-)

We are already doing this and has been for some time now!!! Embrace the future PEOPLE!! We have no choice!! RESISTANCE IS FUTILE!! :-)

3:23 2001:a space oddysey reference!!!

Knowing that machines can read our emotions is already a fact. With the new AI that more and more manufacturers develop this technology, it is already at our hands with the latest phones that include functions that can detect people and their emotions.

@paulosaulvelamorales5836

4 жыл бұрын

Nice, that´s right bro.

I always see the pre-crime stuff and sorta feel like... Well there's ways to take pre-crime in less grimdark ways than jailing people on suspicion of committing a crime. Like stopping a crime before it happens could be more just a case of confronting the potential criminal or if you do want to get a little distopia with it, manipulating the world around the potential crim to make crime in general or the specific crime they're building towards untenable.

At its core the brain is something that is sending a series of electrical impulses that are either on or off which correspond to past experiences, sound familiar?

My printer knows when I'm frustrated or in a hurry and stops working every single time.

Why about Yamada kun and the seven witches

Nice 2001 Space Odyssey reference. You should've had a "Her" reference too.

what about Resting B F

10 points to Ted-Ed for the Minority Report reference.

this is why you keep a poker face

@kkarpou

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe robots won't be able to scan a poker face, but a wearable might give you away :-) Cameras can also capture things not visible to the naked eye, eg estimate your current heartbeat rhythm and use it to identify nervous people.

shit tbh with you I wouldn't mind having a robot buddy to hangout with

That HAL clip at the end through

Looks like we're gonna have to wait on that techno future.

“If authorities can identify people likely to commit crimes before they make a conscious decision” Sounds like watchdogs 2 to me

A major problem for self-driving cars would be: A. To locate humans walking in front of them B. To verify the identity of the car driver C. To decide what to do in an unknown situation D. To find its way in an unknown neighborhood

This makes me remember Her movie

1- 1:00 2- 1:40 5- 3:25

kostas karpouzis?is he greek?....love you ted-ed❤

@user-sd8ec5jv2z

7 жыл бұрын

Yes

@user-db5bl8ln9t

7 жыл бұрын

Βουλγαροκτόνος1014 τι φαση το ονομα?😂

@user-db5bl8ln9t

7 жыл бұрын

enchanted haha ok😂

@TheUltraGamer98

7 жыл бұрын

hahahaha karpouzis!!

@user-sd8ec5jv2z

7 жыл бұрын

Just for comments It's the nickname for Basil II, probably the greatest Byzantine emperor.

@3:12 nice code , did anybody else also paused to check the code😂

3:12 “notlegitcode” Do.Nothing(0)

Do more riddles

Interesting... This video is practically the problem that the Public Form Debates were on during the month of November. (IOT and decreased personal privacy)...

hey guys I love your videos

1:32 she looks terrified not surprised