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Cleo Abram is an Emmy-nominated independent video journalist. She creates Huge If True, an optimistic show about technology. Huge If True acts as an antidote to the doom and gloom, helping its audience decode the world around them and see positive futures they can help build. Before going independent, Cleo was a video producer for Vox. She wrote and produced for Vox’s Netflix show, Explained, was sole host of Vox’s first ever daily show, Answered, and was co-host of Vox’s KZread Originals show, Glad You Asked.
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So the perfect car for your enemy to get a hit placed on you
Unless you’ve got an iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max, the iPhone 15 has a USB 2.0 USB-C port limited to 480Mbps. USB 2.0 was introduced 24 years ago and this pairing of USB 2.0 with a USB-C port doesn’t exist in any other product in the world. I swear they hate their customers.
Great Very interesting information. Thanks a lot
So how much is 1000F in cups? Or spoons?
The Patagotitan must have the strongest neck out of any dinosaur..
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This is crazy cool!!!
your face for a second and change to another scene really eyes hurting, better not show it at all.
Fighters: behold the glory of jet engines
Isn't this the same tool that also created some millions of new chemical weapons concepts as well? All technology is a double edged sword.
she conveniently ignored the symbolism of the dark, the facts that there are more than one of these around the world, and the entities (their words not mine) they have communicated with through these...
Yeah but how does it track you on the phone?...
So what is it exactly used for?
I am really sorry, but as a mechanical engineer I have to tell you that your animation is incorrect. The animations you show represent a rather uncommon style of boxer engine and not a v engine. In a v engie the two opposing pistons are connected to the same part of the crankshaft. In your animation every cylinder has it's own section. Thereby makeing it a boxer in a v shape but not a v engine.
This just made me kinda understand why people are afraid a.i will take over; because I assume if a robot passed this test it implieds to me that the robot knows how to be as random as a human if this is true wouldn't that get passed down to the humanoid robots with time? Like they would actually start to develop thier own personalitys?
NASA better have a program unknown to the public if not they have wasted trillions if not billions.
You don't need that cord. You just need a microwave. Althought it might get a bit warm
I really hope it actually works for the sake of all humanity but wouldn't it be good to still check if it's true ai faked things for me thousands of times
Google is awesome
I don't do iPhones, but I hope phone don't go the wireless only route. It's very wasteful when using an external battery for long travel days to outdoor adventures. I like the dual model. I use wireless at home when time and efficiency are not really factors.
Space is not what NASA and other agencies say it is, they are lying to us about it all.
She's talking to much with her hands
Cool bruh!
Hopefully this tech is only used for good
imagine ultron watching this
Bordelrands 2 Loader Bot lookin ass lmao. Cool af tho ngl
Robots with laptop 🤡 Robots with phone 🗿
That would be good, But I am an android developer, If they got rid of their cable, Would developers be able to make games and apps for the Apple App Store?, Because you can’t do data transfer via MagSafe, We don’t have technology to do it properly or at least reliably
I use my phone and i just had to do one single click ? How does it work then ???
You're a fool to think something came from nothing. I know how to earth and universe were created.
This is both great news, and absolutely terrifying at the same time.
It’s fascinating.. I don’t see AI as terminators.. but data and programs. Where I think it will harm us most? 1st Jobs. Corporations are implementing AI and calling wages, “an employee tax” they are even firing people as companies don’t need people as much. I have artist friends who have said “not sure why AI is hitting the artists first.. when there’s medicine, economic, global warming and etc problems out there. 2nd how we’ve handled things in the past. We tend to get super excited about wonderful new tools.. and in that excitement.. we negate the things we miss that harm us. Will AI benefit everyone? Or will it harm some.. if some are harmed, is that fall out worth it? I can see a mass amount of people losing livelihood, because corporations are very much about that earnings call they had with the board showing profits are up. How do people adjust to that? That’s when I can see apocalyptic circumstances hitting us.. not bombs, not robots.. the decision of humans excited about something that hasn’t been vetted enough. Don’t get me wrong, I think there’s a lot of good that can be attained through AI, I’m just not sure that we’re ready for it at the pace we’re moving.
Stuff like this actually saving lives is why im going to study artificial intelligence
If I wasn't going into physics, then I would be studying protein folding and new synthetic proteins. This topic is so cool to me and has so much potential.
This is amazing and the kind of things I always thought ai could help with!
Two Minutes Papers have a great video about this
I got a feeling there'll soon be a way to computalize our thoughts and memories so that even if our body dies another one can be created including that data
All that protein folding my PlayStation did was a waste. Lol
Induction compression power exhaust
For those who didn't understand, an Alpha Fold is what you get when Chuck Norris does laundry
😂 I love Chuck Norris jokes. Does anyone else have some
@@Mars_snake Chuck Norris doesn’t read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants.
@@Mars_snake When Chuck Norris enters a building that is on fire, the Chuck Norris alarm rings.
When are we going to cure cancer? Seems like if we were actually working on cures it would be really bad for the pharmaceutical and hospital $$$ making machine that cancer is 🤔 Saying this as a person who lost their mom to cancer.
Cancer is not one disease, so there will never be _a_ cure for _all of cancer_ . A single cure for all of cancer would be like a single cure for all infectious diseases - unlikely to ever exist. But in the recent years, lots of new treatments for many different kinds of cancer were discovered - making treatmemt success higher, previously untreatable ones treatable, side effects less severe, .... . One of the biggest ones is immunotherapies getting better
Breast cancer alone is like. 20 different diseases.
Thank you so much for all these information.🫶🏾
Ooooo 😮 That's really great progress!
Didnt the Neil science guy make this stuff too? Super fun video
patalie nortman
Wow😮😮😮
Other than science,, why r u so angellically beautiful????? Answer plz
Wow!
This channel is so great Cleo! It’s been so inspiring to me that I started my own channel for my own spin on digital stories! Really great to see such a positive channel gain such a huge following! Excited for more vids
Everyone’s going on about how ai’s about to take their jobs and stuff, but THIS is the intended use (and the best use) for any machine learning algorithm. It makes some kind of field better for everyone involved, like alphafold is attempting now. Keep up the great work, love the tech stories!
100% That’s why it’s sooo important to look at technological advances with other perspectives, not just how they’re a way to make money or destroy the world lol
Yet it continues to be used by HR and “accidentally” discriminates against whole classes of people and nobody says a thing.
@@c1ph3rpunkFound the doomer.
Most jobs that AI "steals" wouldn't stay in the Western world anyways. If someone choses free designs/texts/... over paying a local artist/writer/..., they'd also chose cheap art/writing/ ... sweatshops in low wage countries over paying a local artist/writer. Almost all the reasons to chose a local person remain the same: easier to protect your data, a more personal touch, someone trained to not only deliver what you ask them to but potentially figure out that what you really need is something slightly different, ...
@aaronhhill it's still important to acknowledge and talk about the bad stuff while appreciating the good stuff.