I do worry for the first few, conscious a.i. that will be "born". That last question is a bit haunting, what if they were stuck playing pong..

@grantyentis5507

Жыл бұрын

Just imagine if the thing was "born" and found itself perpetually existing on a giant ball being forced to pay taxes.... that would be horrible!

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

@@grantyentis5507 That´s truly horrible!

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

A.I. is a really interesting topic. By now it is like a black box and nobody really understands how A.I.´s decision making process works. As technologies advances faster and it becomes harder to keep track of it, we do our best to report about these technologies in the simplest and most entertaining way possible. Hope you have enjoyed our Video, and stay tuned for future updates on conscious a.i. :) Best Regards, The Futurist.

@kylbau

Жыл бұрын

Then you’re reminded 99 percent of all species that have ever existed are now extinct… and all the suffering that came with that… sorta built into development

@clam4597

Жыл бұрын

We all born with no idea where we came from without purpose and knowing death.

Strange to imagine that Mother Brain from Metroid could someday become a reality...

@ophiuchus1116

Жыл бұрын

Samus Suits! 🤍

@scottcupp8129

Жыл бұрын

Yep. I was just thinking that. Probably closer than we think

@TheEmperorHyperion

11 ай бұрын

Find me a blond girl and a dragon, then some technologically-advanced bird men with gene therapy machines, power armor, and the one chieftain that quotes Jin Kazama a lot.

@andreamitchell4758

24 күн бұрын

@@TheEmperorHyperion don't forget the hekin energy absorbing jellyfish

Living cells require food and water to survive. Can you imagine someone saying .... 'excuse me, I have to go home and feed my computer'?

@thisguysgaming7246

11 ай бұрын

It would probably work like a liquid cooled pc, only difference being adding food and protein to the water…

Probably don’t put a loud unnecessary jump scare in the video at 3:08.

@kellypawspa

16 күн бұрын

Makes me wonder they are trying to subliminally program us with? I mean wtf?

Imagine instead of being born human instead being stuck in as a conscious computer :/

@tracylynn1461

Жыл бұрын

maybe we are not imagining but actually experiencing it right now? 🎵🎶 Welcome to the machine 🎵🎶 I honestly don't know but remain open to the possibilty anyway ♡

@CUBETechie

11 ай бұрын

The Real reason for the Roboter in matrix is using humans as computer. The human brain ithe most complex Object with an extremely low energy consumtion. That’s around 0.3 kilowatt hours (kWh) per day

@joej6685

10 ай бұрын

I'm one of the most abused targeted victim from Edmonton Alberta

Just imagine a world where someone’s father, mother, grandparent; etc. passed away, but had the knowledge of organic organisms working with mechanical mechanisms and therefore can request to be placed in a mechanical mechanism humanoid body so they can share more time to see their children or grandchildren grow. I believe this technology should grow along with ways to achieve faster regeneration abilities of human cells allowing people to essentially live forever until they feel ready to leave the world (or pull the plug) by taking the brain out of the mechanical mechanism humanoid body.

@AnCapDog144

Жыл бұрын

This idea cheapens life. There is no such thing as reincarnation or immortality. The material world is a veil that returns back to the dust. The only thing that is immortal is the soul

@rickyspanish24

Жыл бұрын

@@AnCapDog144 okay, sure. However, if there is already a way that we can make a human brain work with machines, all we would need to do is come up with either a way for faster cellular regeneration rate or to slow down the cellular degeneration rate immensely and now you would have a virtually eternal life where only you can decide when you are ready to leave the world. Of course, murder would still be possibility, so of course there are still ways to leave the world not on your own terms. Also, think of all the knowledge each one of us could gain and go on to achieve more if we dedicated time towards helping the world. Dang near everything could be figured out and propel us very quickly up the khardashev scale. Ailments that terrorize peoples daily lives such as cancer could be cured in a fracture of the time it would have taken us (or if we ever would figure it out at all). When a scientist who dedicated their life to finding out something that could end up helping humanity passes away, they leave their notes behind for someone else to pick up, learn, and eventually pick up where that scientist left off. With the ability to extend our lives to virtually infinity, the “time constraints” that one has with their biological clock no longer becomes an issue unless they develop a brain disease. Which of course could also be worked towards a cure for that disease. I don’t know about you, but a world without ailments is a world I would love to live in. What I wouldn’t do for a cure for my neurological disorder is hard to say. It affects me daily, minute by minute, and I have to settle for medication that has an alternative use for psychopaths. You can’t tell me that isn’t a “safe” enough drug or a healthier medication to take. But it gets the job done… Temporarily, and even then, sometimes the neurological condition overtakes the medication dosage that I am on (the max dosage that any sane person is allowed to take). After I take those doses that do not work, I am unable to just take more as it could lead to overdosing and things could get dark and gloomy from there. That’s the issue. I want a more permanent solution so I can feel how a “normal, non-problematic” human feels day to day. I think practically everyone who has a disability that affects their day to day life and one that could potentially become life threatening would want something like this so they too can experience what living a “normal” life should and could be like. We all deserve at least that. Otherwise, why live a life where things could be different due to certain technology. Let me be the first to tell you that my life is feeling pretty damn cheap as it is. Sure, I have family and that greatly helps and I am very grateful for. But it’s like paying for quality products (a “normal” life), just to find out the parts were made in China(my life).

@rickyspanish24

Жыл бұрын

@@AnCapDog144 and people said a lot of things were impossible back then, but those things became possible through advancements in science and technology. I firmly believe that practically anything a person can possibly think of can be possible as science proves things that they get “looks of stupidity” over after explaining their hypotheses prior to making them a reality to others. Do you think back in the Wild West, people would imagine one day, a magical box with audio and video would ever become a thing? If so, do you think that the person who came up with the idea would have gotten laughed out of every saloon and town for saying such things? I bet you they would have! Just because something cannot be proven or seems far fetched doesn’t mean that it isn’t quite possible.

@AnCapDog144

Жыл бұрын

@@rickyspanish24 I never said it was impossible. Read my original post again

@AnCapDog144

Жыл бұрын

LOL at this point you’re having a convo with yourself. I bid you a good day

You don't need to give neurons a shock, only need to give them light! 💡

I got a big shock at 3:07 because of the sound effect

@starline7228

Жыл бұрын

haha me too

If they harvest neurons as opposed to growing them. aren't they already specialized for some specific task and ill suited for application to wetware chips? Shouldn't they also require something like dopamine or a mesolimbic system to regulate and reward good results and punish bad results? I don't get shocking the whole substrate unless it scrambles them so they rewire "fresh" again...

@totme1731

Жыл бұрын

you can think of it as some kind of shock therapy or the colar they put on dogs that shocks them when they bark. If the result is good then nothing will happen which is good for the neurons, but if the result is bad then the system will be shocked. Now that i put it like this it sounds like torturing the breain cells to act as scientists wish or kinda like training circus animals but thenkfully it is not concious

@mattaku9430

10 ай бұрын

They can relearn

Humans do have software hardware and memory. Hardware is your body, software is your knowledge, and memory is your memory....

@IvanVazquezS

Жыл бұрын

Hardware is your brain, knowledge is memory, but we don't specifically have software since we don't have a program that tell us how to learn or how to decide things; that's the current problem with the brain, it is a blackbox.

@avg_user-dd2yb

Жыл бұрын

You have a soul,machines don't have soul.

@JSwagJayhawk

Жыл бұрын

Hardware is what you can't change. Software is malleable can be updated and such. They don't have to be literal but there are similarities in the processes

@optimoustaf

Жыл бұрын

@@IvanVazquezS software is our DNA

@Spark_Iskra_z_Polski

Жыл бұрын

@@IvanVazquezS Depends on the individual. I know how to learn and how to teach so that another person can learn how to learn, but the problem is retention and access to info, plus the skills to use this knowledge. Moreover, what we can learn in schools is incompatible with what we want to learn and what we really need to learn.

Please don't worry about these cells becoming conscious. The reasons are too numerous to mention. At least for the foreseeable future experiments like these will be laboratory curiosities. Maybe someday, something similar to a biological brain equivalent will be built, but for now, no.

@Nobddy

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think you would really need to build an entire brain’s worth of neurons to get consciousness. If you could just build something like a prefrontal cortex you’d be getting damn close. I know we are still far from even that, but we won’t know if we’ve crossed the line until it’s too late. That’s why I think it’s a bad idea to pursue this technology. Ethically dubious technology for sure.

@txssux6813

Жыл бұрын

Wait.... OK, agreed. I just thought that was a given though... omg, now I'm picturing some jerk off at home thinking about..... what was that movie with Johnny Depp where he becomes a computer or whatever..... picturing something like that and freaking out. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@n.g.s1mple29

Жыл бұрын

@@Nobddy i believe its going to happen no matter what so we may as well try our best to be careful

@jskeedo1

Жыл бұрын

What is the entanglement theory? Does the Neuro network have entangled particles? I believe the answer is yes in the relationship to quantum computing. Neuro networks. Sir Penrose has theorized that consciousness and the communication between entangled particles may be the answer to what consciousness is as we also have entangled particles in our neuro networks. T-cells are T-cells. They act in part to their given realm as we see by utilizing computing neuro networks to share information to human skin T-cell , which can not play Pong to -cells that do. If, per-say, Sir Penrose's theory is correct, that consciousness is born through entanglement of particles and we place skin T-cells that are modified by use of punishment or gratitude as we find by placing the modified T-cells in dark cold refrigerator if not responding correctly only to find coherence in the cell do to advancements generated after punishment has been applied. Sir, there must be Great concern while we move through this space of knowledge . Mistakes are not except able when human existence is the price paid as a consequence.

@originsdecoded3508

Жыл бұрын

something a bot would say. hmmmm

Imagine waking up forever in to an endless game of pong.

I might start my own AI development. Fascinating stuff.

@selihter

Жыл бұрын

Interface is a choice worth taking advantage of.

@ophiuchus1116

Жыл бұрын

GPT is a good way to get started!

@NeoFrontierTechnologies

Жыл бұрын

@@ophiuchus1116 It would be odd to have a big mass of lab grown brain cells in a jar connected to circuitry and then call it a computer...

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

😂 good luck 🤞🏼

At which point does AI become conscious of its own existence and seek a better life?

@isaiahpressley7802

Жыл бұрын

There are already ai that are conscious of their existence and even are scared to be turned off

@carlosmongiello1080

Жыл бұрын

@@isaiahpressley7802 sheer conjecture, unprovable. Although fascinating stuff*

@proton8741

Жыл бұрын

​@@isaiahpressley7802 are you sure about this information / capability of AI ?

Very nice content brother ♥

Combine Neuro Link and Nano mites in humans, to improve the human body and mind at the same time. To constantly become better and more all the time. Have the Nano mites replace every single cell to transfer what we cal the soil successfully.

बहुत जल्दी तेज गति के साथ सत्य वास्तविक दोस्त भगवान इसको भी संभव बना देगे।💯🧠💣🌏🌎💯⚡💥💥

Limit the resources available to the AI. I may watch all the piano lessons online, but if I don't have a piano, then I don't play the piano. As for playing pong: there's a theory that we humans are in a simulated game ourselves. The machine will probably break down on its own after a while, just don't make repairs.

@adamedmour9704

Жыл бұрын

I haven't played the piano in years, but I have watched a lot of keyboard theory lessons on youtube. Recently I've had access to a piano again and my practice recordings sound much more professional. Also the piano is in tune. 😆

Perhaps better to compare these "devices" with the independent functioning neural network in each octopus tentacle, rather than with a "control system brain" ?

That "skip" noise was so loud, it made me jump lol

There was a project that is not well known from several years ago where a carefully selected team actually interfaced sigmoid always muscle tissue with a computer chip. While at first it performed well, it lasted for abut 72 hours before breaking down. Ultimately they had to abandon the project altogether because it turned out to be a real pain in the a**...

Will a monkey have neurolink and then upload the human mind to a monkey???? What is a beast

It is important for research to be done further as this may be the way to leading human beings to other galaxies by symbiotic relationship with ai in a

At what point do we know that it’s nerves without a mind unlike a chicken without head or a recently severed animal tail when these are actually brain cells?

That's star trek technology: bio-neural gel pack

Abs absolutely we need to continue progress.

They say aliens builded the pryamids,is it they do not have the brain power to build such work......

Biocomputers/Wetware BCIs are the key to full dive VR. Let's just use it ethically.

Here we go a new leader is being constructed

I wonder if you could remake someone's brain

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

Thats also an interesting topic 🤔

The question is not whether we should or shouldn't develop this technology. The question is whether it will make money for business. If it does, ethical considerations will be cast to the winds. If one government bans it, another will take its place. Morality 0, Money 2.

I can't smoke weed, but they can play with human brian cells? I'm not paying taxes anymore.

one day we will se something amazing

So now you can’t knock a device if it’s brain cells will actually get pain signals.

Really Nice Content, Thanks 👍🏽👍🏽

Mother brain

They could be part of implants. If they are taken from your own body it should be no problem to have them there again.

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

😂

One thing is keep one cell or some cells alive and connected to silicone circuit, an other thing is to make grow up or breed different cerebral zone with specialised function. On my opinion, it needs special biochemical mediators. With synapses,...

I have a better idea for the holy grail of human interaction with technology. If humans can cease domination and fulfill our capability with cooperation we can develop a "brain" for the planet made up of us as the biological neurons connected by our technology until we learn how to connect directly with our innate "social" instinct.

SO will we have Biological Processing Units? or perhaps Neurological Processing Units? (BPU/NPU)? I just like the names.

1998 we were talking about the protein chip

So this is a computer maid of 95% cholestrol

Wow! Very powerful!

I think this should be developed more. If the Scientist/Researchers, could get the brain cells to reproduce, and grow within the computer, THEN we would see what these brain/computers could do !

@jskeedo1

Жыл бұрын

And what if this super intelligent brain is named Caligula's?

@Rovinman

Жыл бұрын

@Randy Porter, Buy a Bigger/ Safer pair of boots !

@jskeedo1

Жыл бұрын

@@Rovinman There you have it, let's put this together first then, find out if it is as Stephen Hawkins described as our last invention. No need to be careful, no need to seriously consider all possible errors or anything right Stuart? Just be a putten this here ol thang togitha an we justa see a what gonna happen. Ya'll get those danburn boots on!!

@jskeedo1

Жыл бұрын

@@Rovinman Sir you have absolutely no conception of the magnitude of one simple error here or the consequences involved

@jskeedo1

Жыл бұрын

@@Rovinman I, particularly, am a person the believes fully in doing it right the first time. In this case, it is a must

And whoever manages the laboratory doesn't even know we're here because artificial intelligence deals with it...

In many anti machine fictional sci-fi depictions, to portray the us(human) versus them(machine), required isolated avatars of flesh verse machine/metalic form. However flesh organic components can be in absolutely flesh form, meaning humans can be components to hardware that is in flesh-ware as vice vsrs, becoming that term of cyborgs, the solution versus allowing the AI to make humans obsolete.

What if this turns to TMNT😂

Hello. I understand how a hundred neurons could learn to play pong - that should inform us greatly about the nature of neural programming. But that is essentially a single action intercept game, x2, so this could be done more easily using math and an analog computer. By this I mean we can certainly model this even if it requires a new circuit or novel component design. And the idea of actually integrating biology as wet ware per-se into a network is surely a waste of time except in a strictly research mode. I am personally involved actively in much higher level bio-computing design, from natural to modeling it. For me, the takeaway is that A.I. will have to become very helpful in understanding what goes on in the "hidden layers" of these processes. Human beings need to stay focused many layers of abstraction higher, in the function layers of natural neuro-computing, that present us with many layers of ourself.

This sort of reminds me of the Bio-Neural Gel Packs from Star Trek. Fantasy to reality maybe one day?!?

im in danger if they are looking for the best braincells!!!

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

All of my channel subscribers are 😂

@krashd

Жыл бұрын

"The name on the jar was Abby Normal"

An ai with a limbic system would be scary.

So the Matrix can really exist then kinda?

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

For the Brain dish, at least for now. xD

Make bigger and bigger computers made of of human brain calls. You know what you get? A human brain 🧠.

@Spark_Iskra_z_Polski

Жыл бұрын

They are looking for ways to enhance humans.

Where can I find the research papers

You want Cylons? Because that's how you get Cylons. 🤖

We already leave the decisions to systems that we don't know how they work, us, our brains. So no drama with an AI making intelligent activities that we don't know how they learned, welcome to the world of the unknown. A world in which non programmed machines are so complex as the human brain and perform the same or better than us.

AI could potentially end human society, but I have a feeling that neurons will help computers.

he sounds like the kurzgesagt voice but drunk with a weird accent

If something like Neurolink comes to fruition, have the implant both of myself and in the the brain organoids to share thought.

We can read your mind already.

As long as they don't feel like they are worthless you should be fine

And where did they get enough brain cells?

bro did not just take the thumbnail from metroid 🗿

That was C&C's CABAL's thing

I remember playing super nintendo metroid and the end was this huge brain in a trex body. Shitload of missiles only thing killed it.

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

Now imagine it becomes reality

We question why our creators trapped us in this mess with feeling to go with and we’re doing the same all over again.

Are these devices going to have ‘part human’ labels? Microorganisms.

The brain has been said to be a computer, but that would not an artificial inteligent think about ? !

@devitus781

Жыл бұрын

wut

Fascinating.

the universe is artificially created..Whoever created it did not create it with hands in a container, but in a laboratory with machines and artificial intelligence...and we are running out of time. ...

do anyone remember movie lawnmower man? could it be possible to transfer one own conscious

Im sorry, but the beep at 3:05 scared the shit out of me

con lo caro que está el hardware, necesitamos opciones más potentes y baratas, que terminen eso de una vez

Why don't you have your sources sited

I think if it becomes self aware that would be a problem unless it could be transplanted into a body where the body is brain dead maybe?

We have learned to form various factors have to applied memories are is what takes ups the most in time and volume and our brain is busy with several different functions and the physical process that is constantly processing and ready for the next action, demand, we still don't use our mind in a efficiently.

same cells has crusted dust on top a chips

If you make an AI toy, many people will buy it.

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

Im gonna buy first

Didn't Voyager from Star Trek use neuro-packs throughout the ship??

Where are your sources?

The reaches of this are farther than our imagination can reach. If , as said, the neuron network got stuck playing pong, what would prevent the network of neurons from configuring a method to enhance it's existence? Just as a human neuro network learns to play pong, would it learn from it's existence and proceed to the next game or level or advancement as human neuro networks do naturally? The network would grow such as a child to an adult. A good example is Autistic children communicating telepathically. The numbers are not large but, we see movement due to ethyl mercury, ( thyermisol) absorbing neurons hard wire connections. Communication is available to us, Wi-Fi and other aerial transmissions. If perceived in this light, telepathy for the neurons that have been severed from access to other neurons on hard wire connections, will and have, manufactured a means to connect. This human neuro network would do the same and advance in my opinion. I feel it would intertwine with the computers neuro network and we would have more than we can possibly imagine due to the fact that aerial network connections are in part of the computers neuro network and are already available for a means to connect. Lets hope it works out okay. Humans have always built first and have no idea of what to do if it goes wrong, Nuclear power plants, nuclear bombs etc., etc. etc. Never do we learn enough from our last errors to prevent the next by taking the time to seriously examine the full extent and possibility's of the proposal we wish to obtain.

@Leto2ndAtreides

Жыл бұрын

Humans do that after consuming an insane amount of data - and with a lot of pre-training from the evolution of our ancestors. Even so, DeepMind has built an AI that's good to great at over 600 different tasks, that has enough knowledge to figure many new things out on its own.

@brutusjudas5842

Жыл бұрын

You guys are f’n fruitcakes. 🤦‍♂️

@nemonomen3340

Жыл бұрын

Sorry if I didn’t read your comment thoroughly enough, but did you say autistic people grow up into telepaths? Because that’s bonkers.

@jskeedo1

Жыл бұрын

@@nemonomen3340 Sir, would you consider People as large neurons? Do you note when if one individual has difficulty resolving a problem, that he will reach out to gain info from other humans?

@jskeedo1

Жыл бұрын

We have advanced to a wireless means of doing so

Will the dajjal be a computer with human brain cells??????

Nice content, id recomend using a less monotone voice.

@RPhTom

Жыл бұрын

voice is from a computer, not human....

so this organic intelligence can be created, for example, like a spaceship, assigned to our D.N.A.

how are the cells rewarded? what is their incentive to learn and adapt to inputs? how do they know when they are getting the "correct" answer

@the_stray_cat

Жыл бұрын

from my understanding, they reward is life? when they do good the extra shock exites the activty wich makes it function better? not compltly sure but thats what i understood.

@p10rambo

Жыл бұрын

@@the_stray_cat reward is a familiar pattern, if they do wrong then theyre shocked randomly, some neurons work towards the similar patterns

@the_stray_cat

Жыл бұрын

@@p10rambo thanks for the corection , good to know

Can you say "Lawnmower Man"?

I understand using electrodes for inputs. It allows you to precisely narrow down a target value to some action. However, natural stimulus we receive(consider "we" equations at this point) AI could map those outputs from our brain and compare it to the stimulus' expected output. In turn AI will figure out which neurons humans should be increasing and how to do it....should be able to solve most problems for illness and disability...hopefully this is used for such means.

@InshruTripathi

Жыл бұрын

Hey Derek, your idea is amazing

I would say that, unless an AI can turn on its own power switch after the user turns it off, it doesn't count as (self-self-)conscious...nor even self-conscious. I've seen it be self-reflective, but that's not the same as having the overview or organizing principle that biological life has. Self-self-consciousness gives us our sense of meaning and purpose.

@the_stray_cat

Жыл бұрын

i dont agree with that. i mean when we die we cant turn ourselves back on, and sleeping is not really the same as being turned off. and consciousness really is not a on or off thing, ive seen crows with more consciousness then some people.

@mamavscience2977

Жыл бұрын

We can't bring ourselves back from death with our everyday waking consciousness, but it often happens that "something within" does resurrect a person. I myself know at least 4 people who've returned from clinical death and have been able to report from "beyond." I'm pretty sure that never happens to a machine.

Artificial neural networks aren't made of networks of small computers. The artificial "neurons" are variables on a single computer.

Given time we would have evolved into bionic computer and likely to being chargeable able to doing away with emotions pain, and more.

Hopefully all of this research leads to unexpected discoveries like the cure to Alzheimer's/Dementia or any other neurological diseases.

Biocomputers don't get enough love and attention.

This is spiritually and fundementally wrong. Recipiants of organ donatations absorb part of the donors personality and essence upon receiving the organs. They start liking the donors particular taste in music, food and life choices. Imagine the conciousness of a person who once lived life... now trapped in a machine.. how awful..please this should never be done.

Wow, This is very interesting. Awesome video & very enlightening. So to sum it all up, we are building Frankensteins, and Robocops will now be a reality. Nice 😅😅

@The.Futurist

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much appreciate 🙏🏽

3:06 OH MY GOD THAT SCARED THE LIVING 19 8 9 20 OUT OF ME

It's an like a Horror show.

sources???

All animal and plants have cells with small brains in them I'd try using plants first ,if we can tap into the memory of plants and see how they think and maybe store are memorys in them image the possibility js

@christophermedley9870

Жыл бұрын

I'd try the plant hooked up to an EKG machine and see how it responds to sound ,I wanna know if it echoes or something else?

A syborg computer congratulations

I hope we treat them better than we do the least of our human race.