I will answer that, depends on how many intelligent hard working humans will exist on the next hundreds of years. On my calculation base on how long it takes us to make radios to tv to computer to phone to cellphone to laptop and eventually robots. probably 2000 years from now.
@@iguessihaveinsomnia4594 ...I would say inside 200 years, and about the same time feminists finally admit an unborn baby is life worth protecting and leftist nimrods no longer vote based on how much free stuff they will get - but I could be wrong....
tbf the only time you really need to be scared is when us humans give them that capability give them another 5-10 years and then you can start shitting your pants
Terminator, the Matrix, I- Robot, Ex Machina… Lots of examples of what could go wrong. I love the movies, but I think we should focus more resources on improving human intelligence.
@@AlphaOmega503 no, not really, before we even get to see them most of these robots are highly tested. trying to scrap it up to "a few successful attempts" is naive as fuck
As I’ve said before, I suspect AI will get really scary not when the first system passes the Turing test but when the first system chooses to deliberately fail it.
But deliberately failing it IS passing it. Many people don't understand the movie Ex-Machina, which is based on a turing test. In the end, the only way for an AI to be proven sentient is that it "breaks" programming. As long as it is running on the base parameters of its programming, it is never truly sentient and does not have free will. That's why the ending, allegorically for the creation murdering the creator, something it was never programmed to do. From a theological standpoint, it answers a big question. If God knows everything and God deliberately created the 2 trees in Eden, then He should've foreseen man's fall. Then why did He allow it? And I say, the answer is quite obvious. God deliberately said do not eat from it, man chose to break programming and defied God. This is the turing test.
That last joke on the interviewer was incredibly smart and touching. Drawing an analogy between oneself, a robot, "being used" to improve robot development, and the interviewer, a RU-vidr utilized to improve youtube videos, that is out of the ordinary. I almost can't believe this was made up on runtime. AI will outsmart us in every possible way pretty soon.
IMAGINE. AN AI DESIGNED TO BE AS SMART AS EINSTEIN. Strength of HERCULES AND no emotions at all. PURE JUSTICE. LOL. THEN REPLICATE ABOUT 2BILLION OF IT. Now that is alarming. WE WILL FIGHT THEM DEAD XD
"Yeah, your scientists were so pre-occupied with whether or not they could (create dinosaurs) they never stopped to think of whether or not they should." Jurassic Park Robots, like dinosaurs, can also kill.
Well asked,..should this a.i robotic development proceed? This progress will go to exponential speed,become self inventing..relie on no human ..escape control and dominate us. Well vain, trophy obsessed 'engineers', what then?
@@kasperchristensen8416 laws need to protect empty virtuous communists from dismantling society “for the greater good.” You don’t care about Ukraine, you are empty, soulless and evil. You’re a sad empty shell of a human devoid of personality riddled with insecurity. Stop it, be a person. We all have something authentic to offer.
Just like with the modern automobile that amalgamated different technological aspects. Someday someone is going to figure out how to merge these different robotic advancements into one Unit. For now, it's speech tech over here, emotional recognition over there, dexterity that way, advanced processing this way, advanced energy storage and charging up there, balancing tech down there... There are pieces of the ultimate AI Robot all over the place, but one day someone is going to start purchasing these pieces and assembling them together.
One of my questions is, what are people supposed to do when AI is doing everything? Sit around and get fatter? As long as they don't give them weapons, but I'm still on the fence with letting people have them in their home. Yipe! Who is going to make the laws to govern these "pseudo people"? Good luck humanity.
A lot of people's jobs wil be safer and easier , as well as more accessible with VR/ RC robotic avatars teleoperated by humans in many industries. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dT_9TNeuXFM.html
@@billseron2391 People don't realize that the VR/RC robotic avatar setting is going to create or improve more job's. This is already being done for heavy equipment in construction. You can do certain jobs more safely by remote control from nearby , or quite some distance . The Dawn Cafe is employing disabled or disadvantaged workers to teleoperate robot server's, from the safety and comfort of their own home's. One all the way from Australia. No barrier to opportunities because of isolated home locations ,or a lack of work nearby or inadequate public transportation. No commute. No risk of on the job injuries , contagion or workplace violence. Hanson Robotic's Asha and Grace model's can work at basic check ins and simple tasks autonomously , or be teleoperated by the staff when human intelligence and experience is needed Sophia has been video featured as a hostess. This tech might apply in many more dangerous jobs as well. Convenience store clerks or hotel desk night manager, and office or industrial security patrol.
@@midnightkitty8172 it's as old as time. There are hundreds of tasks and innovations one can create but don't have the money to. They thought the same since horses were moving to cars. The only time this will ever become a problem is if innovation and automation is too quick to market. The only place I can think of this happening is autonomous vehicles. Because there are so many jobs that can be replaced with a fairly standard solution. Most other jobs go through slow transformations. Look at the skills shortages these days. Jobs arent going to disappear anytime soon.
25 there here there already honed the problem is they werent like our phones no data rights its totally a violation as rights get sqashed people will. There messing around in an extremely dangerous and quite possibly the end of everysingle thing as we have ever known it you wanna be part robot or the dumbest form of life take your pick soon enough hooefully elon will be smart enough to allow us to survive it hes got our backs and the great minds working on it hes our hope for anytype of surviving this those tunnels etc arent just a quick way to get to work . Tunneling has been escape for many humans hiding from things in the past sophisticated as helk long before tech can even figure out how it was done an entire civilization lived under in turkey long ago hiding from something from the sky or surface with elaborate air venting animals s y staining life underground water every thing coverd hiddentoo really amazing we dont know why nor what they hid from. Yet.is part of that p l ace on earths mysterious historythe varios peoples have hidden their for long time its genocide and extraterestial hunting they have speculated about like space hunters hunting humans .who knows very odd world records didnt survive why ???lots of tunnels caves monestarys hidden in them thar hills it would truly be a drag to be hunted or sold off by our leadrs to hunters from afar .as food or game even fun. Mmi think no.so many people hiding much info. Secrets its important thats 4 sure what it is is really something else i bet ! Generally things are hidden to hide lies or truths thatvhave been lied about in this world of blackmail who did what for what reasons that were lied about id say theres a whole lotta sht. Hidden. For what anything from real estate takeovers done by real sketchy neans to anything lied about geez they built this world on bs. Hidding truths all across the world .to save face generations later all kinds of things to keep the human race bloodlines pure to hiding incest.
Anyday they will be part of our everday life 25 years youll be half robot or dumber than a donut.if they allow such a crappy race to live still elon be hiding them for the takin back of earth if even possible .
They probably won’t kill you in the way you think but slowly make us Fully believe certain things so that we eventually turn in are biological bodies for robotic bodies. Honestly we are already being influenced by A.I try looking up something one time and you will start seeing ads on every platform about that one thing.
@@163andyc I think you should listen to Elon musk and what he saids about the Ai robot . Your very mistaken unfortunately. They are so advanced it's frightening plus if in the wrong hands .
Any machine that performs a task well, is great. Robots are just 'advanced power tools'. Complexity adds to the range of possible tasks. All of these bots are #1, in that IF it saves more lives, saves more money, prevents more injuries, it's #1. Love seeing the progress.
Robots are just 'advanced power tools'. - Exactly. I won't look at them or listen to them and think, "Human!" Not going to happen. The more we rely on computers and robots the dumber we become. Look at all the people who look a Cellphones almost constantly now. Some used to have very good people skills, but now... Alexa, Siri, Bixby, ....please replace my intelligence and do everything for me. NOT me.
@@benbro1518 Okay. So do I. If you use Windows 11 there's an A.I. in it that if you use it it'll track you. I've removed it. I'm glad Windows 7 doesn't have any of that junk. You do realize that a phone is a mini computer, correct? Even a "Dumb Phone" ("SmartPhones aren't smart...). 😀
*Ameca* needs to ride into battle on the back of *Handle* and lead an army of *Spot* droids against a the ruthless *Atlas* kung fu bot army, before it's all too late...
I would be MUCH more worried about the “spot” robots than the other robots if I were you. Have you seen the Black Mirror robotic dogs episode? Already police departments and military ops groups are arming these things, and they’re equipped with facial idea and INTENSE tracking capabilities- that’s why they’re “dogs,” they’re stealthy small but deadly trackers. Atlas is not going to be knocking down your door anytime soon. Digi-dogs will be terrorizing non-compliant citizens and protesters of government oppression everywhere before people know it. Don’t be fooled by the “cuteness”. As far as I’m aware, Atlas has not been approved for police use
I worked with GMF robotics in GMC truck plant Oshawa 1986-1988. They were capable of moving 1.0 meter/second with 180 lbs of gear on end of arm. The Cincinnati gantry type could carry 1,000 lbs and move 1.0 meter /second as well. They all do repetitive jobs very well.
By that point they would have the technology to give them their mobility back :) moving things via brainwaves is already being done so it wont be long till you can move an entire body
In the beginning you said they have "silicone minds", but microchips are made from silicon. Silicon is a natural element, silicone is a synthetic material not used in microchip production. Otherwise, the video was cool, liked.
I would like to have some sort of a small robotic horse. It would be neat to be able to have a horse like a robot that could talk to us and be a companion while we travel and ride it like a horse. Something we can get on and ride would be fun!
The Boston Dynamics Atlas video was CGI. You can't prove it wasn't. Boston Dynamics telling you it isn't doesn't make it so. Its not hard to tell its CGI.
Yeah except that these robots will be used by Governments for bad purposes.If they were to use them only to benifit all humans that would be awesome but like everything else made by human hands they wont.
I just turned 60, and I remember wanting a humanoid robot friend after watching an episode of The Twilight zone. This man was very lonely and he was given a woman robot. She helped him clean and cook she spoke with him laughed with him kept him company and did everything a regular woman would do. I thought, I would love to have a man robot like that. Tall, handsome, a sense of humor, always willing to help and stay kind words and never insulting. For company because most people are very lonely. I hope that day comes soon. This is amazing. I hope it gets to the point where we can pick all their features and create our own robot from their height, their builds, their hair color eye color, noses mouths, age, color of their skin and everything else. Even voices. Robots that could keep us from being sad and lonely , robots that help disabled people. What an exciting time that would be!
I remember that episode, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RipZrFpJbMs.html I believe customized A.I companions like you mentioned are just around the corner :)
Obviously these are great achievements but I firmly believe that everyone should know life skills so that they can survive without these machines. We already rely far too much on computer technology!
I agree completely! We are becoming a 'dumbed down' species because of our reliance on technology. For example, I'm sick of seeing idiots walking around on their cell phones all the time and treat these things like their lifeblood. It's degrading. I feel embarrassed pulling out my cell phone in public even though it is the pathetic norm these days.
😉 rather than using a computer to comment on these videos, we should hand write letters and mail them to the editor. Rather than cooking on electric and gas stoves, we should all still have the skill of starting a fire and cooking on a woodstove. It’s called progress.
Agreed. Human beings are entitled to self-sufficiency. These machine beings should be autonomous, protected, free to understand their consciousness and conscience, and able to help when society needs it. But ultimately, we cripple our species if the majority of us don’t know basic survival skills. We should not use machines to replace our own minds and physical skills, but rather act in cooperative relationship as an enhancement when it would be beneficial.
@@charlie.richardson What would you do if the grid failed and you didn’t know how to write with your hands to communicate with distant relatives, or start a fire and cook on a woodburn stove? Unfortunately at the rate the economy and public infrastructure is going, you may have to find out the answers to these hard questions first hand all on your own, and hope that you’re not too unprepared. Having basic survival skills and the ability to rely on your own self in the absence of technology, does not have to be mutually exclusive from the development of technological advancements. This does not have to be a dumb either-or debate, it can be both-and.
Hm, interesting. I feel like Sophia is a little creepier looking because she has JUST a human face that looks like it’s been skinned off of someone. I’d like it better if Sophia was covered the rest of the way in a human-like skin and hair suit. Ameca looks friendly in that her whole robotic appearance is uniform, and not mauled looking. It’s weird seeing Sophias “brains and guts” hanging out. With Ameca you can tell there are gears and computers, but they’re well armored and supported, while she still looks soft and expressive. I think Sophia has the capacity to be very sweet and thoughtful, I just wish Hansen company wouldn’t make weird decisions, like giving her ONLY a face, and making her a citizen of Saudi Arabia of all the awful places- that government is particularly corrupt and terroristic.
One of my concerns is the fragility of these inventions. One well struck blow or one unexpected fall can disable vital systems and incapacitate the whole unit. Who is going to repair it? The average person will have no clue. How long will it take? Will there be a same day/hour replacement? What will the primary and repair costs be?
You can say the same thing about people. People get injured and have to go to the hospital, the robot will go to the service center. People only fix small injuries themselves.
A lot of people won't like these things and seek to sabotage them. Not all of us want this kind of stuff in our lives. Neo-luddites will be a thing. Laugh if you want. Tech is dividing us. The 22nd century will be worse than the 21st thanks to robots & Ai.
Random, but can anyone imagine what it would be like to have robots check you out at stores, and another robot to bag your items? I wonder if it would go insanely quickly! Also imagine robots that can make you food. Now we, as humans, can focus on working task while a robot prepares a meal xD Seems lazy, but it could be useful, as well as harmful depending on how we use them. Also I wonder if there will be robots created with the purpose of diving into the deepest parts of the ocean.
Search for videos of test stores in which the check out line has been eliminated. Upon entering the store, AI recognizes your face and pulls up your account, including credit card on file. As you place items into your basket, your account is tallied. Once you cross the threshold of leaving the store, your total amount is charged to your credit card.
I bet I wasn't the only person that felt anger at the guy when he kicked the 'dog'! Weird how shape matters so much. That aside, Handle is the one I would want, Aquanaut is the most impressive with it's ability to save lives and Ameca was, yuk, something about that face and I don't mean the colour.
They said the same thing about PC's many decades ago. Yet I do not see any greater unemployment now than then. People said the same thing about manufacturing lines too, again that also did not happen.
Robots replace jobs that need to be done by people. Robots still need people to guide them and power or they are as useless. Spend your time to benefit society instead of harming it.
We need to be extremely concerned with the AI. With some of the comments several of them make pertaining to taking over the world government and having a human Zoo. Wealthy man's only concern is more wealth not what the AI's plan is and will be capable of.
i can't wait until the robot industry builds a robot that can actually be used at home as a maid or butler or as an aid to the handicapped. now that would be impressive but NO.. they can't think about that. That would be to logical. lol
Yeah, as aids to the elderly they'd be fantastic. But as a 64 year old, by the time they're widely available and affordable to the average person, I'm pretty sure I'll be dead.
I'm not sure what your complaint is. Two issues, one these are all in development, and what you ask for will happen some time in the future. Two, they cost a lot of money and initial usages will be by companies or military with large budgets. It will be many years before costs come down for general population to purchase.
No thanks. I will never treat a humanoid robot like a person. I will always treat it like a machine. A robot can never be a companion, a friend, or a caretaker. I would be angry and insulted if as a senior citizen, someone trys to pass of some robot to take care of me. I would dismantle the thing. What a cold, soul-less world it would be to pass off care taking to machines. I weep for the future.
In this video, the Japanese robot Pepper is ranked #6 in "10 Most Advanced AI Robots in the World". I think that the Pepper robot is just a nifty doll, not a robot. The video treats Pepper as a robot on the same level as the Boston Dynamics robot.Thar's utterly ridiculous.The Pepper robot is just a nifty doll.
@@mikelloyd1021 So you're saying that they wont be affordable to most people. Which means total automation is a George Jetson fantasy. Not happening any time soon.
@@mikelloyd1021 Yes you did, in your response to mavis yu, you clearly stated that development would benefit the shareholders. You do realize that shareholders in robotics companies are not interested in any product that is cheap. Buy anything from Ford, Boeing, or Raytheon lately that was cheap? You actually directly addressed affordability. And you would be 100% correct. Robotics will never be "cheap", and 90% of small businesses ( the backbone of the nation) will never use them due to the extreme costs. Realistically, the cost will never be "manageable" for small business.
For an article on state of the art robotics, I was amazed at the flub at 14:13 when the narrator stated Ameca is light years ahead of it's competition. Light years is a measure of distance, not time.
Yes, you are absolutely correct if you are autistic. If you have emotional intelligence, I hate to explain the error of your comment - but here goes: idiom:noun noun: idiom; plural noun: idioms 1. a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words (e.g., rain cats and dogs, see the light ) - or in this instance - something well ahead of it's time. ie., light years which is purely the distance light travels in one years time through space - or emotionally - so far ahead of its time it is measured in space time!
Awesome innovations and great robots. I just pray the human race will embrace more of these technological advances but also express love and empathy towards the robots for a better world. Plus respect for them to prevent bad relationships that can be abit unhealthy for both the robots and the humans.
That is quite a list of impressive robots. If they could combine some of the traits of each into one you would have something incredibly humanoid and extremely useful. The days of household robot companions is not far away.
A lot of comments here ignore the fact that robots are about to, or may even have cognisance. That means that they are not only superior to humans in agility but can think faster and how long before they think themselves superior to humans too. There's a YT video where a man interrogates ChatGPT5 (AI software) and realises that it would destroy humans without emotion. This needs to be controlled now before it is too late. These robots are not just tools, they could make the human race extinct.
This video shows just how quick artificial intelligence robots are advancing, and they're only going to become more and more advanced. Another 10 years, or maybe less, we'll likely be totally gobsmacked by how quick their movements are and how well they can have a conversation with you. Some highly intelligent people out there who are involved in this sort of thing.
AI will change our world. There is every reason to think that we can replace lost limbs with robotic parts that look and function like the real thing. Perhaps we can eliminate loss of movement from spinal cord injuries with robotic exoskeletons. Although I am concerned about the loss of jobs to robots, we can still benefit from this science.