Locked in syndrome is the scariest and cruel ailment. You can see she is bright and totally tuned in. Some people would stop trying. Some families and caregivers would assume the patient has reduced cognitive function but that is clearly not so. She could be a great counselor.

@dreamweaver444

8 ай бұрын

some families just let their “loved ones” suffer. one girl went passed away because her family just thought she was too lazy to move (for twelve years) 🥺

@ndsntmttr

8 ай бұрын

The united states military is using technology and manpower to protect deviant sadistic pedophiles that are misusing their access to advanced tools to spy on, harass, molest, and rape children.This sometimes follows them into adulthood. Children that are still too young to know that what they are seeing is not normal are being exposed to disgusting deviant content that is forcefully shown to them by hacking their devices. Many victims may not even know they have been targeted by this, because the majority of the actual sexual abuse happens when they are drugged or asleep, the only reason they might know is because the perpetrator may leave behind physical evidence, like bruises, scratches, or semen. If a victim discovers what has happened to them these worms will misuse equipment and manpower to stalk, shame, mock, and generally try to make the lives of the people affected by this as hellish as possible both offline and online. They follow victims in person and try to intimidate or harass them. They generally use different people who act as though they aren't affiliated with each other and don't do anything they can be arrested for at the time of the harassment. They think they can shame and mock their victims into silence because some of what happens is coerced. These are depraved cowards that gather in groups to harass solitary women and children just to protect sexual abusers and rapists.

@aszechy

8 ай бұрын

It is extremely scary, but this woman clearly does not have full-on locked in syndrome. She is able to move her head, so she can't speak but she still has ways to signal to others (she can signal yes-no, for example). People who are truly locked in cannot even move their eyes and have zero means of providing any kind of feedback on anything despite being fully aware and intact mentally. The worst nightmare I can imagine. However, devices like the ones shown in the video are starting to provide some means of communication also in such cases.

@atrocious_pr0xy

8 ай бұрын

I saw a short "horror" film about an elderly couple. The wife had suffered a stroke some time ago, and the husband was losing patience as her caretaker. he started to neglect her. Left her in a cold shower, but she fought and fought to crawl to him. She said "I'm....here!!!" ...

@stjeep

8 ай бұрын

​@@atrocious_pr0xythats scary, im glad she made it out of the shower. its such a sad situation, things like that happen all the time

Her husband stuck with her like a jewel. That couldn’t have been easy. She looks so loved and cared for. This will be wonderful for them. May she continue to get better.

@shibashorts

8 ай бұрын

Most people split up without this type of challenge. Sad.

@keatonwastaken

8 ай бұрын

It is indeed impressive, many men leave their wives after terminal diagnosis especially such tough ones like these, he is a gem and a great man.

@marthastrayton

8 ай бұрын

The love between husband and wife is so beautiful, this breakthrough is such a blessing to them!!❤❤

@Ekairah

8 ай бұрын

Meanwhile this reminds me of another video where the husband lost his speech and cognitive functions and they had kids. She decided to get with another man but still take care of him from time to time. So fucked up

@LadyBug-ky6qu

8 ай бұрын

It’s usually women who leave and cheat. Men often stay by their wives

As the parent of a 10 yr old non-verbal child who has never learnt to speak I understand that this technology is not applicable to children like mine. But as someone who has spent countless times seeing the frustration in my son because he can't express himself, this made me cry I'm so happy for Anne and all others this technology will help to feel like whole people again, and have fulfilling lives, and to be heard and understood. Thank you so much 😢❤️

@jawknee4088

3 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@LifeOdysseyMotivation

3 ай бұрын

Do not lose hope please. Your comment made me cry.

@jillsy2815

3 ай бұрын

Stay strong! Keep believing and keep praying. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@sin7962

3 ай бұрын

​@@LifeOdysseyMotivation unfortunately it's true, this technology wouldn't be able to help someone who never learned to speak in the first place. the video mentioned the machine works by detecting the signals sent by her brain to her mouth. basically it reads her lips straight from her brain & converts those movement signals into the right words. for someone who doesn't know how to form those mouth shapes, like someone who has never spoken before, there wouldn't be any movement signal to pick up from. but maybe one day there will be a machine that can read signals from the language part of the brain to translate thought concepts into speech without the person having to know the exact words for what theyre thinking about or the right order for their words. i'm excited to see how this technology develops!

@LifeOdysseyMotivation

3 ай бұрын

@@sin7962 thanks

The “don’t make me laugh” in response to him being at the store for only an hour 😅 bless this woman for not only fighting but keeping her sense of humor intact ❤

To see these young scientists using their dedication and intellect to change lives like this is really heart warming. You're really making a difference guys.

@AgentFascinateur

8 ай бұрын

👏👏

@possibleproblem479

8 ай бұрын

let's just hope they don't sell this tech to a company where they will patent it and turn it into a highly profitable and exploitive form of healthcare similarly to insulin or therapy.

@01hZ

8 ай бұрын

@@possibleproblem479 insulin is pharmaceuticals this is brain computer interface totally different things

@Astrussy

8 ай бұрын

@@possibleproblem479The good news is even if they did, it wouldn’t really matter. AI is at a point where this level of tech isn’t that difficult to achieve in different ways (getting around specific parents, most of which are already patented and open-source). The required technology and data are mostly available to almost everybody. The difficult part is getting the hardware required, the funding, and a willing participant.

@midnull6009

8 ай бұрын

@@possibleproblem479 lol they will, and get a % of the shares to the new bigger company

Seeing her smile like that and laugh and enjoying herself is absolutely beautiful

@sangeet9100

8 ай бұрын

wonder why they didn't make the AI face look like hers

@happygilmore9213

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, very disrespectful

@MikeHoughtonasUnit8720

8 ай бұрын

hopefully it will be available for people with cp like me and be affordable

@blob5907

8 ай бұрын

@@sangeet9100 1:52

@CrizzyEyes

8 ай бұрын

they likely purchased the avatar model from a third party, don't overanalyze.

Well I gotta say… the best part about this story is how genuinely happy this woman looks. Despite her situation, it appears she’s able to make the best of it and that makes me so glad for her.

@thor9596

3 ай бұрын

Yeh Technology hamare vedo me pahle se likhi hui Hai..😆💪🏻 Proud to be sanatani.🦾🦿⛳

@chetanuniyal3428

2 ай бұрын

@@thor9596 bhai applied science ki video hai, yahan to hamari beizzati mat karvao yaar please 🙏

I love to see things like this. My wife had a stroke at 32 (16 years ago). I feel like it stole our life. Seeing solutions like this, makes me happy. People don't realize what the stroke stole from my wife. I want nothing more for her than to have some quality of life back and made easier through these types of tools. Thank you!

@razorbackroar

2 ай бұрын

I’m sorry my friend you a good dude for sticking by her.

@jeanettecoleman-mz7ie

Ай бұрын

I hope your wife does get to use this Tech, & I don't know why people say it's great you stuck by her, these are the times of better or worse❤

@porth0l3

Ай бұрын

@@jeanettecoleman-mz7ie I think people say it's great that I stuck by her because integrity is a lost art. She is still who she is despite her obvious physical paralysis from the stroke. I can't imagine everyone leaving me to rot in a bed by myself, if the roles were reversed. People don't want to stick around when the times get worse. If it isn't going to be bliss every second of the marriage, they leave. You are right.

@likegray

Ай бұрын

No man no no no you don't need that Prestiges is true and time is here this is chip 666 please don't thrust enyone

@ejw1234

Ай бұрын

You're a good man, Robert.

We're getting closer and closer to cybernetics truly improving the lives of the disabled. Incredible.

@mistycloud4455

8 ай бұрын

Transhumanism: the idea that technology should augment and improve humans

@GustavoHenrique-fw9xn

8 ай бұрын

​@@mistycloud4455 i looove it😊

@charlix3

8 ай бұрын

idk dude, the person said that this is good because now disabled people get to work. Like please, at least let the least fortunate of the bunch not suffer from wage slavery. At least leave them to their families and limited friends.

@user-sv9hu5kg4j

8 ай бұрын

Only those with money. Just wait until capitalism gets its hand on this. With a worse possibility, people will start chopping their limbs off to get enchanced cyber limbs so they can over power others.

@javiers2133

8 ай бұрын

I have a friend who is disabled, he get a paycheck by his condition AND a wage for going to work, which makes him feel good for being usefull to society and capable to get what he wants by working. It's funny how you relate WORK with BAD THING @@charlix3

These are things AI voices should really be used for! We could just gather old clips of people's voices and use this exact tech to give them their actual voice back.

@ndsntmttr

8 ай бұрын

The united states military is using technology and manpower to protect deviant sadistic pedophiles that are misusing their access to advanced tools to spy on, harass, molest, and rape children.This sometimes follows them into adulthood. Children that are still too young to know that what they are seeing is not normal are being exposed to disgusting deviant content that is forcefully shown to them by hacking their devices. Many victims may not even know they have been targeted by this, because the majority of the actual sexual abuse happens when they are drugged or asleep, the only reason they might know is because the perpetrator may leave behind physical evidence, like bruises, scratches, or semen. If a victim discovers what has happened to them these worms will misuse equipment and manpower to stalk, shame, mock, and generally try to make the lives of the people affected by this as hellish as possible both offline and online. They follow victims in person and try to intimidate or harass them. They generally use different people who act as though they aren't affiliated with each other and don't do anything they can be arrested for at the time of the harassment. They think they can shame and mock their victims into silence because some of what happens is coerced. These are depraved cowards that gather in groups to harass solitary women and children just to protect sexual abusers and rapists.

@Emsev100

8 ай бұрын

True and I agree but we know that it won't be used for only this. It's dangerous technology. Sadly.

@Keanine

8 ай бұрын

I really hope they use more up to date AI voices, this is definitely an application where the quality of the speech and the intonation is so important

@the-nina-beans88

8 ай бұрын

I rather see Ai use for medical usage or to help the disabled. Not put artists out of a job

@the-nina-beans88

7 ай бұрын

@@punished7030 I know I can’t.

If I'm not mistaken, I saw Anne in a previous documentary where they showed her using the slower machine which, at that time, was the most recent technology. Absolutely astounding they have created this. JUST WOW. As a fellow scientist who works with cancer cells in a lab, I often forget our work impacts actual people bc i never get to see it

@haijehiemstra2883

2 ай бұрын

o7 (Means a salute to you for doing cancer research)

@Rubyymusic

2 ай бұрын

Yes me too! I remember my high school Anatomy teacher (2016/17) made us watch the documentary. It’s impressive how much technology has advanced in such short period of time. I’m glad to have come across this update on YT.

@lorilyndalulu

Ай бұрын

As a cancer patient, I appreciate your research. 🙏🏼

@rahoomaaa9267

Ай бұрын

that looks so fun. i'm still in high school but i hope i become a scientist who works with cancer cells too!!

As a student in neuroscience and artificial intelligence this video made me tear up, I'm so glad there's still people out there that give all they have to make the world a better place

To me, this is the true use for AI that should be focused on. Giving people their freedoms, voices and lives back through medical inventions like these. I'm so glad to see people get some abilities back they'd lost, or maybe even never had before. This is tech that progresses humanity and I think more funding should be put into it.

@lookupverazhou8599

6 ай бұрын

AI??? AI is a computer program. She literally has an electronic device connected to her brain receiving and transmitting brain signals!! Don't miss the trees for the forest!

@MoZz..

6 ай бұрын

some day better compute power will help with this, advancing the technology more and more.

@cryptcr3ature81

6 ай бұрын

I'd like to imagine so. I wouldn't mind a future where we're more integrated with tech, especially people like her and others who could benefit from more advanced cybernetic augmentations. @@MoZz..

@That_Damn_Plaid_Ram

6 ай бұрын

@@lookupverazhou8599 Yes, using A.I. You do realize that A.I. is a broad term for a vast amount of systems and mechanisms, right? Not knocking you or anything, but this is quite literally a machine taking her electrical impulses and translating them using an A.I. algorithm to deduct the words, tone, pitch, emotion, all of that. And while it may not be perfect, or the most expressive, it's still an artificially intelligent algorithm. But I'm not an expert on this or anything, just an observation.

@lookupverazhou8599

6 ай бұрын

@@That_Damn_Plaid_Ram No. The thing attached to her brain is not AI. It's literally wires attached to her brain.

THIS. THIS is what ai, robots and technology should be used for! sending TONS of love to Ann, her family and her loved ones, and all the people involved to make this happen! ❤️ edit: not the people in the replies defending ai stealing art...

@langbo9999

7 ай бұрын

Indeed 👍🏼

@goldenlamb777

7 ай бұрын

Да ❤

@joeydarigold

7 ай бұрын

Exactly!! This is GREAT use of AI!! Fantastic job to the scientists!!

@adzdrawss

7 ай бұрын

i had the same thought! why steal real artists work when you can work on THIS!

@iosis9324

7 ай бұрын

​​​​​@@adzdrawssThis is not how ai art works. It works the same way as the brain of any artist, you look at the works of other artists, study them in detail and can create something new. There is no artist who can create something completely new. Or did you mean that Ai takes the work of artists? This is also not true artists will always exist, and this crying of artists because of the "loss" of their work and cope about the fact that there is no "soul" in machine art is already happening for the second time in history (cameras) but as you can see artists still exist.

As a speech and language therapist I'm truly amazed! My thesis was about the voice in people with ALS, I really hope in the future we'll be able to integrate technology to our everyday life as these scientists are aiming to do

@mindymorgan8479

3 ай бұрын

Support neuro link. I think he is the only one doing anything in this field.

Her husband stood by her side through this. ❤ Amazing couple and amazing science technology to help them move forward ❤❤❤

As someone intimately familiar with the challenges of a stroke patient, let me just say this: God bless all those people who attempt to lessen the burden of the sick and the disabled. You are the true heroes👏👏👏

@debbiefox6846

8 ай бұрын

Agreed my dad had 2 aneurysms one of which blew in his 40's. My mother stayed with my dad and cared for him till he passed at 76 from AML. They truly loved each other. It's fantastic what these people are doing to make their lives more full.

@jesusreturning3003

8 ай бұрын

I'm not sure if you know we are in the book of revelation, God tells us to not fall for the deception, not to partake in transhumanism, as you can lose your soul, God is the source of our healing not science. This is machine meshing with flesh, God warned us that they will mix iron with clay, and we are seeing this now, don't take the Mark as it's here, but neither take on his image.. I can't right much, I hope U can work out what I'm saying as my comments sometimes get erased. Trust in God to heal, sometimes he will use man, but not like this, not when they are messing with God's creation and it's unnatural and it may even have the ability to erase the God gene in your brain, they have already began this process thru other means since 2020, also certain lasers can whip the God gene on the brain, we are told to be diligent least you get swept away by this other God, the strong delusion.

@Vekren

8 ай бұрын

I’m not saying in this case it is bad but as you say your a believer in God? Surely the elites will switch this into the Mark of the Beast. Chip in the hand and implant in the Brain. Then the can hack your brain and lock doors and freeze your bank account if you don’t comply with every rule. Free speech free choice will be a thing of the past. Elon musk and all the billionaires are part of a not so secret satanic cult. Sorry I won’t be doing that. I don’t care if they promise I can be a superhero and live forever, it’s a trap. Games like Deus X predict this dark dystopian future and the Bible predicted the chips and implants thousands of years before anything, the real only truth of past, present and future. My advice trust in God through Jesus Christ who was God in human form, not these billionaires. I’m not saying that in this case it is bad but it is tech that is leading to the mark of the beast system.

@JoeSlops

7 ай бұрын

Well said ✌️

@jesusreturning3003

7 ай бұрын

All I can say is don't take any potatoes chips.. I hope u can decode that :)

Before I'm middle aged, blind people will see, the deaf will hear, and paralyzed will walk. Amazing advancements of technology.

As a daughter of someone who had a stroke when I was young this brings tears to my eyes 💜 Thankfully my mom still has her speech but half her body is paralyzed and I know they’re using amazing tech to restore people’s lives. AI is very scary to me in certain aspects but used in this way, it’s truly amazing! I hope one day she’ll be able to walk and move without pain and assistance. Thank you guys for all you do!

@Croniccsnipe

7 ай бұрын

My grandma is the same way her whole left side is paralyzed and she can only say a few words

@griffinkirkland9087

7 ай бұрын

@ellielynn8219 well you are getting caught up in the frenzy if you dive deep into what AI is maybe it might lessen the scary

@toohappy5305

7 ай бұрын

My grandmother caught polio at 2 years old and is paralyzed from the waist down. It's fascinating this kind of technology... one of my biggest fears is paralysis or amputation and I can't imagine how hard it is for these people. I wonder a lot how technology and science will be able to restore these part's of people's lives..

@Ebi_fuwafuwa

7 ай бұрын

As someone that eats meat, I really like washing the dishes. Beat that, strokey

@DeqoIskabulo

6 ай бұрын

​@@Ebi_fuwafuwawtf.

The moment where she jokes with him about taking a while at the store made me smile and tear up. I do worry about advanced ai and what we humans will do with it, but it is heartwarming to see it used in these applications

@Moon-ge8mc

7 ай бұрын

It will be scary. Sadly it won’t be used for good only...

@Cadhlasta1

7 ай бұрын

I watched as he had that convo with her, and when she joked, he never smiled. He was just stoic. I would be so happy to be able to communicate more quickly and actually have a convo instead of using those glasses. But, while talking with her, not once did he smile?

@marydeceptishroom9351

7 ай бұрын

It's nice to see it be used to help people like this it's just harmful when it's used to replace people like artists

@adrenalineactivate

7 ай бұрын

​​@@Cadhlasta1his probably not happy of his wife. Most men leave when a women suffers from breast cancer, the risk are so HIGH. I didn't even know that was her husband he didn't care for her at all. Meanwhile whenever I see a man who became disable and his wife, the wife is actually happy. People only care about breast cancer cause it makes their accessories less shiny.

@keithallen5795

7 ай бұрын

AI will be good. Don't worry. The world must advance rapidly. Before governments destroy the earth. Wars are primitive. AI may have answers for peace too.

Thank to everybody who took a part in this! You are wonderfull, I appreciate your help to this lady, it's priceless❤

This is so beautiful. I'm currently getting a master's in neuroscience and this makes me feel like what I'm doing is really worth it. I wish I can contribute to bettering people's lives like this team did. Hats off to them and to Anne for making this happen.

@AlexisTwoLastNames

Ай бұрын

i hope your studies go well. keep this mindset when it gets tough. you’re doing amazing work.

@juliee593

Ай бұрын

@@AlexisTwoLastNames thank you so much! What keeps me going is probably my knowledge addiction and my pride though. But this summer I'll be working on new strategies to treat glioblastoma (brain cancer) and I'm really excited to contribute! It's beautiful seeing dozens and dozens of people gathered in the same lab spending their whole day with this one objective. Have a nice day!

It’s good to see someone using AI to better someone’s life not destroy the creative thing humans use to express themselves

@ndsntmttr

8 ай бұрын

The united states military is using technology and manpower to protect deviant sadistic pedophiles that are misusing their access to advanced tools to spy on, harass, molest, and rape children.This sometimes follows them into adulthood. Children that are still too young to know that what they are seeing is not normal are being exposed to disgusting deviant content that is forcefully shown to them by hacking their devices. Many victims may not even know they have been targeted by this, because the majority of the actual sexual abuse happens when they are drugged or asleep, the only reason they might know is because the perpetrator may leave behind physical evidence, like bruises, scratches, or semen. If a victim discovers what has happened to them these worms will misuse equipment and manpower to stalk, shame, mock, and generally try to make the lives of the people affected by this as hellish as possible both offline and online. They follow victims in person and try to intimidate or harass them. They generally use different people who act as though they aren't affiliated with each other and don't do anything they can be arrested for at the time of the harassment. They think they can shame and mock their victims into silence because some of what happens is coerced. These are depraved cowards that gather in groups to harass solitary women and children just to protect sexual abusers and rapists.

@the-nina-beans88

8 ай бұрын

Agree. This where Ai technology should be use.

@tico5058

7 ай бұрын

​@punished7030 Weird and cringy

@mtdfs5147

7 ай бұрын

Destroy creative things we use to express ourselves? Bro AI has done nothing but enhance the creativity of ppl. Its doing what humans have always done, create tools that simplify things. They also allow people that normally wouldn't be able to do something, to be able to do that thing.

@dimidrisanchez9422

7 ай бұрын

​@@tico5058 it's nothing but the truth

The kind of thing I wish I saw in headlines 3 months ago when this video was published, not something I stumble upon on my own. This deserves much more attention, and much more funding. I’m tired of things in the news making me sad, this really made me smile the whole way through ❤️

@Justusracers

4 ай бұрын

How to get out of touch with reality and not want to hear about school shootings and foreign wars​@@karlwithak.

@me-bo4fi

4 ай бұрын

@@karlwithak. when did they mention that?

@mirandaperez7606

4 ай бұрын

@@me-bo4fithey said they wanted to advance her decision to become a counselor and help others. But that sounds like that’s Anne’s wish, not their wish for Anne. They just want her to be able to do what she wants to.

@trisha56238

4 ай бұрын

You don’t understand how the world works. The world isn’t kind and anything for the betterment of society is kept away from the masses.

@SilkyMilkyOriginal

3 ай бұрын

You are all being fooled and deceived. This is the mainstream media trying to convince you that brain implants and AI are necessary for us. They are normalising this so that you accept it in the dystopian future. DO NOT let them put an implant in you. If you're that stupid to allow it then you deserve what's coming to you. This is all about control, they want you to submit to them.

I cried out of sheer joy on her behalf.

This is so awesome! I don’t know anybody who has these conditions, but as a retired nurse, I saw many who could not speak for themselves mostly children being a retired, pediatric nurse! Happy tears this is wonderful, and will be a much-needed breakthrough for the lives of these people!!

This literally brought tears to my eyes. My grandfather had a stroke that robbed him of 15 years of his speech, spark, mobility, and ultimately his life. Having something like this would have been a miracle and would have allowed my children to get to know him the way I knew him.

@cameronmason4452

8 ай бұрын

@@kachi9293 All of them

@57thorns

8 ай бұрын

@@kachi9293 Yes.

@krutoikulak-kingofthegulag5653

8 ай бұрын

@kachi9293 yes. Humans > Animals

@grumpusmaximus9446

8 ай бұрын

​@@kachi9293 As if you wouldn't be the first in line demanding this technology, if you were in need of it. Sit down and STFU

@gordonaliasme1104

8 ай бұрын

​@@kachi9293Troll.

My father had a stroke 8 months ago. His speech is what got impacted. He still can’t speak but he is cognitively all there, thank god. Seeing engineering like this is truly remarkable. My heart goes out to everyone who is a caregiver and to everyone who has suffered a stroke.

@patrickg666

7 ай бұрын

I hope he lives long enough to not only get one of these but benefit greatly from it 🤍🤍🤍

@hasmiksal4102

7 ай бұрын

@@patrickg666 You’re so sweet. I’m sitting with him now as I read your comment. We thank you ❤️❤️❤️🙏

@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770

7 ай бұрын

But if he is not an Elite this stuff He'll never See.

@nguyentandung42

7 ай бұрын

Does he have a typer that he can type into to talk like Steven Hawking

@ZeroOmega-vg8nq

7 ай бұрын

Hold on for him and get him a fun TTS

this technology is both scary and promising at the same time, seeing how well it works already, and knowing that it will also be not only saving, but improving lives makes me have hope for the future.

@SeraKook

Ай бұрын

Right, does this mean they'll be able to read our thoughts wirelessly in the future? If it's not happening now

@blazeelvirafirehoof7844

Ай бұрын

@@SeraKook according to sciencetists, we are already evolving a very, very primitive form of telepathy. It will likely be hundreds of generations before qe know if that's true or not. But if that is true, and they keep making this technology, shut in syndrome might become a thing of the past permanently. 0:

That is just amazing and I wish the team and of course also Ann, the very very best. Thank you for making such things happen and possible. Keep it going ❤

This is not only REALLY cool, but REALLY amazing too! You can change people's entire lives with this! I'm so glad you've found a way to give them their voice again!

@carlj7466

7 ай бұрын

GUYS LISTEN! my mom is doing the same treatment and it seemed as nice as the video until i started to notice the look my moms face when the AI spoke after a while. I decided to use a visual alphabet so my mom could tell me what was wrong. The AI was speaking for itself and my mom felt trapped because it wasnt her talking. This is truly so evil

@RogerInestroza-qu5ek

6 ай бұрын

@@carlj7466i thrust u

@RogerInestroza-qu5ek

6 ай бұрын

@@carlj7466most people wouldn’t understand your comment 🥲 but i know there’s something behind everything with it🧐 IA

@OpticonVeritas

6 ай бұрын

@@carlj7466 I'm calling bullshit on that story

@cocaine4598

6 ай бұрын

​@@carlj7466okay kid

This is what humans should be like helping one another and not wars etc.. This is incredible

@iroquoiskaram8639

5 ай бұрын

I agree

@sergiosutti4675

5 ай бұрын

Yet 90% of the population is against brain implant’s research

@lyteyearz5810

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely!

@GJ-yl9wv

5 ай бұрын

100%!!!!

@toorimakun

5 ай бұрын

Well people get what they vote for.... if you vote for power hungry people you get war. Sadly it seems today most people just follow what they are told and think people ending war are dictators because the boob tube tells them so.......

Wow this is incredible! And it's sad that Ann has went through the things that she has. Hopefully technology like this can help her as well as others led a full and happy life. Being able to communicate is apart of our everyday survival, this is definitely important work to be sure. :)

Warms me up to see all this people working towards this kind of goals. As a parent of a kid with CP, stuff likes this keeps my hopes up.

I hope the lady can get a version of the AI that has her own voice. Using clips from home movies the AI could recreate her own voice almost perfectly. That would be nice but also surreal.

@TehButterflyEffect

6 ай бұрын

It's not an AI.

@Gerwhal

6 ай бұрын

@@TehButterflyEffect It is by definition an AI trained to convert the neural thoughts into text and then into speech. Text to speech is technically "trained AI". Even if that's not what we think AI means from movies and stuff

@yourstrulli9089

6 ай бұрын

@@TehButterflyEffecttechnically and contrary to modern belief AI doesn’t necessarily mean sentient AI it technically is just highly adaptable code that can change and improve itself through simulation. This is an AI just not a sentient one. And using voice cloning would make this revolutionary.

@madisonwilliamson

5 ай бұрын

That would be really cool

@Womandalorian

5 ай бұрын

​@@TehButterflyEffect AI = intelligence gained from neural network machine learning. That's literally what this is lol.

So wonderful to see the scientific community work towards changing lives for the better. It’s a blessing!!

@rgw5991

8 ай бұрын

they are trying to turn us all into borg and you are lapping it up. you probably got tripple vaxxed too... and dont realise that the illuminati DEW'd hawaii with blue-lasers.

@mistycloud4455

8 ай бұрын

AGI Will be man's last invention

@andrew_owens7680

8 ай бұрын

How fast can we find a military or intelligence application for this?

@squamish4244

8 ай бұрын

@@andrew_owens7680 It's inevitable. But it's worth it. If I had locked-in syndrome for 18 years, I would definitely feel it was worth it.

@themonsterunderyourbed9408

8 ай бұрын

​@@andrew_owens7680more like how will the government use this tech to oppressed the masses?

This is incredible. Props to both of them for being so strong.

Thank you to the scientists and engineers, and all of the incredibly intelligent people who worked tirelessly to make this possible.

As an artist and someone just breaking into work life I am often so frightened by AI, but this is a beautiful reminder that even as it brings its many pitfalls to the table in other fields it has such potential to do good. I’m so happy for this woman that she has access to technology that can make her life easier.

@nessparadis6948

8 ай бұрын

I completely agree with your sentiments. AI will cause so much damage but will also have some good.

@desotaku5202

8 ай бұрын

Like many new technologies. Look at atomic research. It can fight cancer and power cities or it can give you cancer and obliterate whole cities

@philmccraken

8 ай бұрын

100%. AI can be dangerous and scary if used for the wrong purposes but these scientist are proving that AI can be a life changer

@raymobula

8 ай бұрын

A.I. is just another tool. It’s key to look at it this way, and to stay critical. Every time when a new technology was introduced, ppl were afraid of it. Back then, some ‘experts’ claimed trains are too fast and will drive people into madness. Stay positive.

@moho472

8 ай бұрын

I understand A.I can be scary as an artist. The best tip I can really say, as a developer is that A.I Art cannot be made without pieces to be trained on, or understand nuance & themes. A.I Art is Art without the soul. You will never be replaced.

As someone who was unable to communicate with my sick paternal grandmother whenever I would visit her in Bosnia (mind you I only got to see them every other year, for a total of 5 times) because she had suffered a series of strokes in the early 2000s I NEVER got a chance to hear her beautiful voice. Whenever she saw me she would break down and as a kid it would sadden me a lot seeing my sick grandmother cry, but I was also scared and confused. It was only until I was a teenager that I realized she was crying because of how much it hurt her to see me but not be able to communicate with me. She eventually had her leg amputated too but lived on to her mid 70s - she passed over 10 years ago. I don’t expect people to read this but if this technology was around 15 years ago it would have made all the difference. I would do anything to see her again - even just one more time - to have a conversation with her and see her smile instead of cry😞 I love you grandma 🫶🏼

This is how Ai should be used, not replacing artists and making them lose their jobs.

@TheGoldNinja101

8 ай бұрын

This is something I can agree with, Theory is Wi-Fi is illegal to build into AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) because of hackers. Connectivity is good, but too much connectivity, like Wi-Fi built into humans and AGI, are bad for us.

@thetexanladd

8 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more

@CodexBS

8 ай бұрын

Artists aren’t losing their jobs though. I get where you are coming from, and in many places in the creative process, certain types of people are getting cut out, but people still value “art” because it is human expression, and people will still pay attention to artists. If you would be so bold as to be optimistic with me, there is a possible future where people doing menial parts of the creative process are freed up to work on more meaningful things instead, like brainstorming. Plus, the creative process can be enjoyable, and I don’t think there are going to be musicians that just say “ai make a song with this melody” and be done with it, they enjoy making music because it is a challenge and a rewarding process, and ultimately that ties back into human expression and what makes art special

@jewishbanana7055

8 ай бұрын

Bro this is literally only possible because of AI art. There was not enough motivation in the AI field till something useful finally came out of it, ai art. It was a huge step in the field and the funding rose 5x higher for it since the launch of AI art. Also it’s not stealing lmao every piece made is 100% unique, stop trying to be a Luddite and move on to the new age of technology.

@bananabreadguy7960

8 ай бұрын

If a creative person can make something amazing using AI software even if they're not artistically able like how singers, actors, paintors, etc are, they should be able to do it WITHOUT any consequences. If loyal fans stay loyal to their favorite artist, then those artist should not be afraid. and I'm here thinking that USA is the land of the FREE..

I'm so impressed and happy for people like Anne gaining a new perspective regarding their need of communiaction.

This is amazing. God bless all these scientists that worked with Ann. Ann will make a wonderful counselor I'm sure!

This is fantastic. I can't imagine the pain of losing mobility and speech at the same time. It must feel so good to have a real conversation with someone again. Nice to see new technology being used in such a positive way.

@psychedelicpython

8 ай бұрын

There's a simpler method to communicate when someone has lost their ability to talk. No implants needed. Its called Eye Gaze, and its a system that has given thousands a way to communicate. There are videos on KZread.

I had cancer. Getting back the ability to drink water was great. I dropped too 110 pounds. Unable to eat at all. We are very thankful for over looked things. Her doctors gave her a lot. Many doctors are amazingly kind today. Great story.

@rhinestonechainmail6825

7 ай бұрын

Omg, that's wildddddd. May I ask what kind of cancer you had, and any more that you're willing to share about how you discovered your cancer and how you recovered? Sending you love and blessings.

@keithallen5795

7 ай бұрын

@@rhinestonechainmail6825 Squamous cell carcinoma. In my neck. It turned out to be 90% curable. I lived with a man who died from Squamous. I was terrified. Thank you for saying hello. And caring. Your very kind.

@keithallen5795

7 ай бұрын

@@rhinestonechainmail6825 I was very lucky. My cancer showed on the front right of my neck. But grew so fast it was stage 3.5 .By the time I got treatment. My doctor thought it was a mosquito bit. It had no bite mark. About 1 inch squared. But round shape. After 2 months i had 4 growing lumps. Traveled down too my upper chest. Fast moving lucky it did not go up. But did reach my tonsil AND TUNG. HORRIFIC CANCER

@keithallen5795

7 ай бұрын

@@rhinestonechainmail6825 ps..I do have blessings. Dec 9th 2016 I met Jesus. During my second mass. I thought my life was over. I had gone insane. But after a short time i knew it was real.A Catholic church. They all saw me in the front row. They call me a saint. I was afraid I would become famous. But only locally. Be well Keith.( i painted my profile from memory) bless you too.

@rhinestonechainmail6825

7 ай бұрын

@@keithallen5795 Thanks for sharing, I'm always so curious about cancer stories and learning how people over come their struggles in general. I'm so glad it was curable and that you acted on getting care! Have a good day

This made me cry 😩😩😩 May they keep moving forward! They are changing the world! ❤❤❤❤

@theincle2386

2 ай бұрын

People are so brainwashed

Absolutely incredible! Amazing job to everyone that was involved👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

I am happy she has a good man who has stood by her side. Happy to see an example in this world proving that there are still good people with good values and principles guiding their life and actions. I hope medicine helps her get as much back of her life as possible and them some more!

@jgonsalk

8 ай бұрын

I was going to say the same thing. Excited to see where this tech goes so we see more stories like this!

@monsterhunter445

8 ай бұрын

Can you blame people though for abandoning though it can be hard to love a person who can never speak. Just know it isn't easy to take love that far. But hey I agree more people who are compassionate is good. It's just you can't blame humans for being selfish we care about our own survival too. Sometimes it's hard to balance that.

@shoelacedonkey

8 ай бұрын

@@monsterhunter445 I don't think anyone who hasn't been in the exact situation as whomever they're judging is allowed to judge them. There's so many factors playing for a someone to either stay with their partner or leave... to simply blame anyone for leaving their partner because their situation changed to drasticaly would be way too simple and naieve.

@wskinnyodden

8 ай бұрын

@@monsterhunter445Not a matter of blaming, a matter of acknowledging the absence of true love.

@jgonsalk

8 ай бұрын

@@monsterhunter445 I wouldn't blame people for leaving, it's more that I applaud him for staying. Would I stay? I'd like to think that I would but it would not be easy and it would not be ideal. But leaving her would also be pretty devastating.

This is wonderful to see as someone who is frequently worried by the future of AI. It’s a reminder that however bad it becomes, it’s still going to improve the lives of so many who deserve to have a voice. I’m looking forward to a future where disabled people’s lives can be vastly improved by this kind of technology.

@TheDsRequiem

7 ай бұрын

People like her are the ones who are going to be enslaved first lmao

@xtrwombat4876

7 ай бұрын

Isn't scary though thinking that in the future ai could read our brains and send information to gonvernments???

@definitelynotcole4842

7 ай бұрын

@@xtrwombat4876 of course it is lol, especially with how fast ai is advancing. I’m genuinely scared

@ferretlord3990

7 ай бұрын

@@definitelynotcole4842 don’t be, we’re working on so many more good things than bad things with AI that there’s no good in being scared

@definitelynotcole4842

7 ай бұрын

@@ferretlord3990 I hope so

Literally made me cry, I worked as a DSP for a while with pts, in this condition and oh my god this is life changing.

This is so amazing ❤❤❤ all the best to the developing team and researchers to further this type of technology 🎉 I wish Ann and her husband well 🙏

With how AI is able to replicate voices so well these days, they can gather every footage with her voice from years ago and potentially make an AI voice that feels more like its actually her. It would really help uplift their home's morale a bit more, I think using this tech with the AI voice they have now might get to them as time goes on.

@Infamous159

7 ай бұрын

She would certainly be seeking updates to continue to improve their quality of life. The amazing thing, it's software! click click update. How do you like your new voice? Incredible really.

@ryo-kai8587

7 ай бұрын

AI voices are already surprisingly good, so I'm sure it could reach a point now with Metahuman style avatars and high-quality AI voice generation where a person's likeness in their prime could be pretty convincingly replicated.

@i_used_adblock_to_watch_this

7 ай бұрын

I love to burst your bubble and tell you that this technology is not new. This is called voice banking and a company called cereproc Has been doing it for many years before Sheep like you got on the AI hype train period

@MelanieWeed77

7 ай бұрын

​@@i_used_adblock_to_watch_this No one cares

@averytriggeredteddy1010

7 ай бұрын

That's actually where I figured this video was going to go before I actually got to the part where they explained the tech, and yeah, I would hope that in the future they may be able to do that, even when the speaker themselves isn't actually talking, but rather just attempting to talk by sending those signals to her muscles.

This brought tears to my eyes. Too often we see people with conditions like Ann and we forget that there is a person in that body that still feels and thinks. If they have the devices available to help them communicate, it helps them retain some of their independence. Seeing this technology at work and the smile on Ann's face, is definite confirmation of the positive impact it can bring to people.

@SilkyMilkyOriginal

3 ай бұрын

You are all being fooled and deceived. This is the mainstream media trying to convince you that brain implants and AI are necessary for us. They are normalising this so that you accept it in the dystopian future. DO NOT let them put an implant in you. If you're that stupid to allow it then you deserve what's coming to you. This is all about control, they want you to submit to them.

@nc1246

Ай бұрын

animals too, but we just don't her their voice and language.

@nc1246

Ай бұрын

see and hear their*

@dinkledorfette

Ай бұрын

@@nc1246 I would love to see more technology on that. I know they've been using word buttons to help with basic communication.

This is fantastic. Well done everyone. All the best to get, those around her and everyone

Yes.....a great way to 'hugs' 🤗❤️ by helping others get back their lives whenever possible!

As someone with a disability that effects my ability to speak, this is amazing. I'm so thankful that I can usually move enough to use a conventional AAC and a little sign language but I am aware that could change and some days is already very hard. One of my great fears is loosing the use of my arms/hands and I've always thought it must be so hard to deal with that. It's already frustrating enough sometimes for both me and others in my life to wait for me to type what I need to say. I think a lot of my communication would just be too much effort to bother for everyone involved if I had to use an even slower method like eye pointing. The way that this could not only make communicating important needs easier for people, but also make communicating easy enough to make it more feasible to just have a casual chat just makes me so happy. The people who dedicate their time and skills to creating ways to make life better for people with disabilities are truly wonderful human beings

@nicreven

8 ай бұрын

Giving people their voices back... literally! :D

@chillaxboi2109

8 ай бұрын

I am so sorry for you. This is not pity, you got a voice and I am honestly lucky I can at the very least feel it through your text. Unlike most people on the internet, you type like you speak so I definitely "heard you". Stay well, please. The inconvenience, believe you me, is a blessing because at the very least everyone can feel you the same way I did.

@gabeangel8104

8 ай бұрын

@@chillaxboi2109 that's a really nice way of looking at it, thank you for pointing that out. You are right that there are good points to having to communicate this way. It does also give me time to consider a little more what I actually want to say and how I want to word things, and also helps me to weed out who genuinely cares to listen to what I have to say and who doesn't because people who aren't genuinely invested in it don't tend to have the patience to wait while I type or pause a conversation for long enough to let me contribute to it

@chillaxboi2109

8 ай бұрын

@@gabeangel8104 I do wonder why you would not have the patience... I am a bit of a scatter brain myself and might forget stuff but if we are having a full blown conversation, I could not see myself looking away from you or the monitor. I pay lots of attention to people when they speak but I've seen people that converse differently still listen and be engaged no matter the many barriers, like language. So I truly wonder, who would be rude in such a situation? Why? Well, at least you found a positive way of seeing things. I do have to learn from you, one of my very own fears is being forgetten/forget people. But like I said, a bit of a scatterbrain so I might end up with dementia. It does make you think, so frail, so beautiful but all so... Similar. Once more, stay blessed. I hope you do.

@gabeangel8104

8 ай бұрын

@@chillaxboi2109 you seem like a lovely person. Some of the people in my life have the excuse of being neurodivergent (as I also am myself) so patience is harder for them, but some are also just kind of disrespectful and not all that nice. It gets to me less now than it used to. I mostly understand where their attitudes are coming from which helps me not to take it personally even when it's frustrating to be cut off from being able to communicate. I can certainly understand the fear of forgetting or being forgotten. I have a pretty appalling memory too. A couple of my relatives have suffered from dementia and it's such a cruel condition, the way it strips away so much of who a person is. I think the worst part must be when you're still with it enough to know your mental ability is declining and to be aware of how you are likely to end up. It must be terrifying. I hope that things don't end up going that way for you. Blessings to you also

Not gonna lie, I do get scared of AI at times in some aspect, but using it to help people like this is just beautiful and amazing to see ❤

@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770

7 ай бұрын

Most Humanoids will Never be able to afford this crap.

@TheGravityShifter

6 ай бұрын

@@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770 That's basically with any invention. It takes time for things to improve to trickle down the cost, we're only now seeing this one in its early life so obviously most won't be able to afford it. For example, back in the day (earlier than you may think), video chat was exclusive to rich people, now anyone can access it even the working class. It took over half a century, but we got there. TVs, Phones, Refrigerators, Microwaves, medicine, treatments, you name it, it always started where only the rich can afford. Unless you're in a pandemic... suddenly everyone matters, but the rich still got it first.

@mewhenthethewhen4079

6 ай бұрын

​@@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770bro said humanoids 💀

@NathanButh

6 ай бұрын

​@@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770 calling something that is attempting to restore a level of personal agency to a disabled person "crap" simply because it won't start off as inexpensive seems incredibly shortsighted, ignorant, and cruel. Most modern medicine was or is expensive before it becomes accessible. That doesn't make the tech bad, it just exposes flaws in the systems we use to provide it. Do you also call proesthetics and other mobility aids crap? How about glasses, eye surgeries, hearing aids, or cochlear implants? All of these aids were once inaccessible. Some of them still are to varying degrees. But continued development of them and improvement to varying systems that create and provide them have helped close the gap. It is foolish to think the same isn't possible for this tech if people continue to work on it.

@bugisbonkers

6 ай бұрын

@@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770well it’s not crap at all but it will surely be expensive as hell

It’s already amazing. Just wait till they load it with your real voice. So many tears will flow because of this

Salute to the scientists and engineers and to your entire team. Yes, she could be a counselor and help others too. Bless her and family and may she live longer.

~ My son suffered a BSS 17 years ago, at the age of 29, he too has LIS. Tears flow from my eyes watching Ann. So many similarities.

@mistycloud4455

8 ай бұрын

AGI Will be man's last invention

@saldussapnai3464

8 ай бұрын

@squamish4244

8 ай бұрын

These are the days of miracle and wonder.

@josephfuller6229

8 ай бұрын

Good luck getting him one of these machines sadly it probably won't be covered by insurance for several years

@warrax111

8 ай бұрын

not sure what is BSS and LIS,

I am a twin brother of a disable person. His disability could be like this woman's, or a bit worse, but I would die to try this at least once with my brother. I cried watching this.

@kr6484

7 ай бұрын

God bless you and your brother ❤

@cuckhands

7 ай бұрын

I sometimes imagine how hard continuing life must be for someone with a disability such as this one. Him still being here speaks volumes to his strength, and your empathy for him is distinctly heartwarming. I wish you and your brother the best.

@pop4843

7 ай бұрын

Please give your brother lots of love from me. I am in a very different situation, but my twin brother is autistic and has a very hard time communicating his feelings, so I can't imagine how hard it must be with you and your brother. Please remind him each and every day how loved he is.

@wolvenedvard3049

7 ай бұрын

@@pop4843 My brother as well sadly has worsened his condition this last year. Right after he got Covid his epilepsy had a sudden increase in frequency and he started taking pills for it (before we managed with valium when needed). He always had a hard time expressing emotions in a "simple" way, but after that his impulse control got through the roof... He started screaming (as he already did, but not as) loudly and constantly, expressing great anger or surreal laughter alternatively with no logic, or just trying to say things but with no control or without clarity. Both by himself, with me and my family, or with other people... He was another person before and I miss that. I wonder how an experiment like this could go with him, what words could be expressed. To have a proof he can communicate with me. I wouldn't care if the first words he expressed towards me were insults, I'd take them lol. I don't believe so much in the sentence "I cannot imagine how hard it can be". All I can say is that we both (you with your brother and I with mine) know how mentally and phisically taxing all of this can be.

@louicapyrophobia

7 ай бұрын

@@pop4843my big brother has that autism too and could never rlly communicate. Im so curious if this would help him.. so amazing to see how far technology has come

I can’t imagine how many people this will help. I wish my grandma could have this as a person who can’t speak due to MS. She’s very limited in what she can ask for and it breaks my heart. I miss hearing her voice.

❤ I LOVE this!!!! You guys are AMAZING!God bless you, and your work.

THIS is how AI should be used, not for social media manipulation. Thank you for applying new technology for good

@ndsntmttr

8 ай бұрын

The united states military is using technology and manpower to protect deviant sadistic pedophiles that are misusing their access to advanced tools to spy on, harass, molest, and rape children.This sometimes follows them into adulthood. Children that are still too young to know that what they are seeing is not normal are being exposed to disgusting deviant content that is forcefully shown to them by hacking their devices. Many victims may not even know they have been targeted by this, because the majority of the actual sexual abuse happens when they are drugged or asleep, the only reason they might know is because the perpetrator may leave behind physical evidence, like bruises, scratches, or semen. If a victim discovers what has happened to them these worms will misuse equipment and manpower to stalk, shame, mock, and generally try to make the lives of the people affected by this as hellish as possible both offline and online. They follow victims in person and try to intimidate or harass them. They generally use different people who act as though they aren't affiliated with each other and don't do anything they can be arrested for at the time of the harassment. They think they can shame and mock their victims into silence because some of what happens is coerced. These are depraved cowards that gather in groups to harass solitary women and children just to protect sexual abusers and rapists.

@eleone8

7 ай бұрын

This is actually not AI. But it's actually just easier to call it that for your average viewer to understand.

@johnnylego807

7 ай бұрын

Amen

@snakejuce

7 ай бұрын

​@@eleone8true. Plus all the hype right now is about "AI" so this title for a vid would quickly garner more views. And a small reminder to all the mindless-drones: there's no such thing as "AI."

@embismusic

7 ай бұрын

the guy said he "trained some new models", that means its machine learning, its AI@@eleone8

Her Husband deserves every commendation. God bless him for sticking by her and the kids.

@msolomon1781

7 ай бұрын

You don't get a "commendation" for that. Remember "richer or poorer and in *sickness* and in health!" Don't hate the playa hate the game 🤷🏿‍♂️

@daysnottime999

7 ай бұрын

​@msolomon1781 then a divorce should be fine. Part of it. 🤷‍♂️

@adrenalineactivate

7 ай бұрын

​​@@daysnottime999men 🍺 Never marry a men they'll treat you like a toy and leave you when it's broken. Sorry sigma male enjoyer your the reason why women prefers to be single.

@Mdksupreme1

7 ай бұрын

To hell with him, her, and her kids, absolutely horrible demons, aren't these the same people that enslaved colored people for centuries

@livelaughlove5421

7 ай бұрын

@@daysnottime999this is why women are refusing to get involved with males. GOOD

I lost my mother to ALS many years ago, and a device like this would have been so much more helpful than her having to expend herself typing on an iPad. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to helping those in need.

Tech put to great use. Well done team and everyone behind this project.

My brother had ALS. He never lost his ability to speak, but he used the eye-tracking software to do work (emails/documents) and also created music with it (He had lost his ability to play piano). His music was played at his funeral in 2020, and then at our father's funeral this year. It was so amazing!

@chillaxboi2109

8 ай бұрын

God...

Can we appreciate the husband for being by her side all these years? The amount of patience, challenges, and love that requires is unreal. ❤ wish you, Anne, and the kids the best.

@Lonsoleil

7 ай бұрын

Yeah because a lot of times the men leave. Sorry but it's true. Her husband is a good human being and has my respect!

@DeezN00tz99

7 ай бұрын

@@Lonsoleil don't say sorry, there's statistics on it. You aren't leaving them

@adrenalineactivate

7 ай бұрын

Nah he ain't happy at all. Doesn't even smile when she smiles, wasn't excited that he can finally communicate with her and doesn't even laugh at her joke. The man who created the Ai seems to be more happy that it help someone instead of the man that married that someone. The standard is so low that just being there is good enough. Wow you don't throw your wife like a broken toy? Good for you

@melaniefel2711

7 ай бұрын

​@adrenalineactivate thats a whole lot of assumptions based on a few seconds about a person you dont even know.

@ettinakitten5047

7 ай бұрын

@@melaniefel2711 Yeah, for all we know he could just be shy and he's acting like that because of the camera.

Incredible this deserves a billion views. amazing work.

Life changing! God bless her & her family ❤

This is historic. Thank you to these researchers for pushing us all to a better future and giving hope to many thousands. Thank you Ann for your bravery.

@kozmizm

8 ай бұрын

Giving hope, yet then exploiting you all in a very calculated manner. Preying on your emotions while hiding their true nature in plain sight. They know what makes you tick. They have it worked out to a science. They play on your heartstrings, yet they are soulless entities hellbent on control. You're already a slave and you can't even see it. They care only about control. Wake up, dead man! You have become a victim. You should have been wise as serpents(and innocent as doves) but you are not even close to being as clever as them. You are naive. You have only one hope. Pray to God for truth and spirit. Pray for god to fill your cup. Pray sincerely for wisdom. It's the only way to be saved from destruction! If you love anything more than truth you are not worthy of truth, Few will be saved, like gold refined in fire and the dross removed. We're here because you're looking for the best of the best of the best, SIR!

@ndsntmttr

8 ай бұрын

The united states military is using technology and manpower to protect deviant sadistic pedophiles that are misusing their access to advanced tools to spy on, harass, molest, and rape children.This sometimes follows them into adulthood. Children that are still too young to know that what they are seeing is not normal are being exposed to disgusting deviant content that is forcefully shown to them by hacking their devices. Many victims may not even know they have been targeted by this, because the majority of the actual sexual abuse happens when they are drugged or asleep, the only reason they might know is because the perpetrator may leave behind physical evidence, like bruises, scratches, or semen. If a victim discovers what has happened to them these worms will misuse equipment and manpower to stalk, shame, mock, and generally try to make the lives of the people affected by this as hellish as possible both offline and online. They follow victims in person and try to intimidate or harass them. They generally use different people who act as though they aren't affiliated with each other and don't do anything they can be arrested for at the time of the harassment. They think they can shame and mock their victims into silence because some of what happens is coerced. These are depraved cowards that gather in groups to harass solitary women and children just to protect sexual abusers and rapists.

I’m a computer science major wanting to go into AI development. I used to want to make video games but this video made me realize the potential I have to help people with my degree after I’m finished. This is truly inspiring Edit: I love video games and wasn’t trying to talk down on game development. Much love to all the game devs out there. I know it’s not easy and you do impressive work

@cherrina44.

6 ай бұрын

You can still work on videogames that can help people :'D Videogames do help with our reflexes, having puzzles, telling amazing stories, learning useful things like history or survival. A video game can help with being active, or think on strategies, there are some that use hand language And you know.. The world needs games that blind people could play! Being very rythmic have realistic ambient giving hints to help them understand the environment of the game :'3

@framedpokky

6 ай бұрын

As a video game developer, I’m happy for you and I’m excited to eventually see the change you’ll make in the world!! Us developers will try to make art to inspire and entertain incredible people like you! :) Thank you! Edit: Much love to you too, @not_parker! ❤️

@Koryas

6 ай бұрын

3:29 😂

@elale8016

6 ай бұрын

@@cherrina44. The video game industry is scamming people.

@thelastjohnwayne

6 ай бұрын

Most Video Games are Worthless garbage. Go into something that will change the world for the better.

So Grateful To You Guys 💗

this really hits home miss u

I take care of someone who is catatonic but is mentally intact and these sort of things are what they live for. Thank you for sharing, supporting and all the hard work for our loved ones ❤

@macforme

8 ай бұрын

You are a wonderful person. That can not be an easy job.

Well, THIS is what AI was made for, something truly useful that'll literally change to the better and ease our lives! Especially for those that are in need!

@ndsntmttr

8 ай бұрын

The united states military is using technology and manpower to protect deviant sadistic pedophiles that are misusing their access to advanced tools to spy on, harass, molest, and rape children.This sometimes follows them into adulthood. Children that are still too young to know that what they are seeing is not normal are being exposed to disgusting deviant content that is forcefully shown to them by hacking their devices. Many victims may not even know they have been targeted by this, because the majority of the actual sexual abuse happens when they are drugged or asleep, the only reason they might know is because the perpetrator may leave behind physical evidence, like bruises, scratches, or semen. If a victim discovers what has happened to them these worms will misuse equipment and manpower to stalk, shame, mock, and generally try to make the lives of the people affected by this as hellish as possible both offline and online. They follow victims in person and try to intimidate or harass them. They generally use different people who act as though they aren't affiliated with each other and don't do anything they can be arrested for at the time of the harassment. They think they can shame and mock their victims into silence because some of what happens is coerced. These are depraved cowards that gather in groups to harass solitary women and children just to protect sexual abusers and rapists.

This made me cry. This is so amazing, to give people a voice back.

Your work is vey important for lots of people. I admire it and I hope it will go in the better way!

My brother had a stroke this year at just 30 years old. Mentally he is fine and he retained all his cognitive functions, but he has little to no control over his muscles. The most he can do at the moment is shake his head slightly and move his wrists a short distance. This video gives me hope that one day technology and AI will be able to help him regain a somewhat normal life.

@beyondobscure

6 ай бұрын

How's he doing at the moment? Any improvements?

@IzanamiNoMikotoo

6 ай бұрын

@@beyondobscure He can now lift his arms to a degree and is also able to move fingers a bit. He's moving forward, slow and steady

@beyondobscure

6 ай бұрын

That's good to hear. It must be hell trapped in your own body like that. It's my worst fear. @@IzanamiNoMikotoo

@psychowarrior5752

6 ай бұрын

How can you prevent a stroke tho? Im only 18 rn and my grandma died a month after a stroke so I'm scared that even if I'm healthy i can get it. Was there a reason for your brothers stroke?

@beyondobscure

6 ай бұрын

AFAIK you try prevent high blood pressure and clotting@@psychowarrior5752

This woman is my hero. I pray for her 100% recovery.

Im so happy for this woman she is a true warrior. She is a superhero!! She deserves anything that will improve her quality of life.

Omg. This was beautiful. I couldn't imagine having such young children and not being able to be the parent that they need. Watching them grow up has probably been heartbreaking. I'm so happy this woman is able to communicate. Imagine 30 years ago.. she would have been sitting in silence. I love this!!!!

If they have enough audio of her speaking before the accident, they might be able to resynthesize her voice to use for the avatar, I think that would honestly be the cherry on top of the already amazing cake.

@paigecarlson1742

7 ай бұрын

I can't recall if it was mentioned in the video but her avatar's voice is constructed from her wedding video!

I'm a medical student and a lot of times it gets overwhelming and I don't think I can do it. I see things like these and it makes me think I can actually change someone's life for the better and I can't give that up.

@bane2201

8 ай бұрын

You definitely can do it, I believe in you! My life was changed by modern medicine and some good doctors (*). I'm sure you can be one too. It's sorta funny, I had some pretty bad doctors and was on some _bad_ meds for a while, so I actually read so much about bipolar d/o & ADHD and various meds that I ended up deciding most of the changes (and a doctor listened). That research made me realize how cool the human body is, and now I'm applying to grad schools in biotech. (*) - I mean mood stabilizing meds. If I was born in '80 instead of '96 I would likely not be alive by my own hand.

@Icyking510

8 ай бұрын

Don't give up brother. We need you

@snakejuce

7 ай бұрын

Medical students get indoctrinated into a corrupt Healthcare system... these are researchers and PhDs. Source: I was also a medical student

@rhizzy3395

7 ай бұрын

Keep pushing man you can do it. We need good people in the medical field. May you be blessed brother!

@ToProsca

7 ай бұрын

You are an amazing person, everyone in comment talking about how the humanity will enhance people's life as it was something that just will happen. When in reality it will depends of the amazing people like you working and researching behind the scene.

Fascinating technology!i am glad it can be used in ways that can help people. Much respect to the people participating in this project. Keep up the good work!👍

You are really wonderful people! I wish me and my mom had a chance to use it, but her diagnosis was faster… I’m still happiest person to hear this news, people who unluckily got same symptoms that my mom had now will be able to communicate as they used to. You really are the best.

This is amazing. It's cool to see AI being used responsibly and for good things. I can't imagine how hard this was to execute. Thanks for working so hard to help people.

So thankful that there are young researchers like this that have the compassion to build something for their fellow man/woman. I feel that it's a very uncommon mindset to have today.

@i-want-to-kill-all-glowies

8 ай бұрын

Yeah these guys look crazy smart too

@JohnDoe-bt9qp

7 ай бұрын

2 Esdras 8:24-30 O hear the prayer of thy servant, and give ear to the petition of thy creature. For while I live I will speak, and so long as I have understanding I will answer. O look not upon the sins of thy people; but on them which serve thee in truth. Regard not the wicked inventions of the heathen, but the desire of those that keep thy testimonies in afflictions. Think not upon those that have walked feignedly before thee: but remember them, which according to thy will have known thy fear. Let it not be thy will to destroy them which have lived like beasts; but to look upon them that have clearly taught thy law. Take thou no indignation at them which are deemed worse than beasts; but love them that always put their trust in thy righteousness and glory.

@georgehill3087

7 ай бұрын

Tune away from political news and start watching technology based videos. Technological advancements on this scale are quite common.

@themotorhino1331

7 ай бұрын

@@georgehill3087 I do my best. But there's a barrage of it everywhere. Even when going out to dinner with the fam, some places have the news on. I appreciate the suggestion though.

Respect and huge thank you for each one worked on this project you are the real heroes of this world please keep it up ❤

Amazing ! Hope this eases some of up the day to day life challenges for her and others.

First off, I have to admire the love she and her husband have for one another, that he’s stuck by her all these years even with her in such a condition. Second, props to these scientists for coming up with this technology! There are so many people out there that can’t communicate due to various reasons and they’re giving them the power of speech back. Truly amazing and wonderful!

My uncle’s wife had ALS. It was terrible to watch her go like that. Thankfully she was able to communicate with rudimentary technologies. Great to see the advancements.

This is the most wholesome yt vid i have watched all day. Great work. God bless

It's crazy to see something I imagined as a child come true. Technology is incredible

This is so wonderful. I can't think of much worse than not being able to communicate. My 97 year old dad is 97 and has dementia, and I cannot communicate with hi anymore, and it is very discouraging. These young scientists are breaking barriers, and advancing speaking aids to a phenomenal level. They are going to change so many lives for the better. What a gift to give people. Thank you guys.

@Woodburnworks

6 ай бұрын

Hey there I’m sorry to hear about your dad. I’m sure that’s really difficult.

@ardaoguzhan8181

6 ай бұрын

L bozo

@APerson-fj6yx

6 ай бұрын

@ardaoguzhan8181 Shut up, what’s wrong with you

@_edible_

5 ай бұрын

And the award for 'shittiest person' goes tooo..... ​@@ardaoguzhan8181

@PikaPotterhead07

5 ай бұрын

@@ardaoguzhan8181 bro what

Five years have passed since my mother suffered a stroke following a poorly executed surgery in Mexico. She didn't live long after that, and I wish this technology had existed back then to hear her final words. I applaud these brilliant individuals for the development of this technology, as they are not only restoring speech to these individuals but also happiness.

@Hmcg27

4 ай бұрын

R.i.p hope you are doing ok❤

i started crying. her first (displayed) words were “i think you are wonderful” ❤❤

This is absolutely amazing. Ann and her husband are both so strong to have made it through so much, and the researchers who've worked to give Ann her voice back should be given all the recognition and funding they need to continue advancing the technology so that more people like Ann will be able to actually talk to their loved ones again.

As a nurse, I find this is absolutely wonderful. Amazing work!

@GreggyAck

6 ай бұрын

I wish I was a nurse so I could appreciate it.

@WinniePooh33

6 ай бұрын

​@@GreggyAck😂

@ardaoguzhan8181

6 ай бұрын

As a wire that was connected to her skull i think they did a wonderful job