AI Learns To Walk | Asmongold Reacts 

This Ai learns faster than a video game journalist.

It's so cool to see Asmon react to Albert:D When AI takes over, he'll be spared

To the person who asked why have Albert learn to walk instead of creating him already knowing how: the point is to teach the AI *how to learn*

"Now that you can walk, there's a whole new world of [humans to destroy.]"

The persistence. The perseverance. We all became Albert fans this day.

How has this man never seen code bullet?

No joke though, Asmon needs to watch one of those Trackmania AI videos. The guy really breaks down game physics and reinforcement learning and does it in an understandable/entertaining way. I've never even played the game and it was fascinating.

AI: *learns and becomes more powerful* Hairless ape: "haw haw look at the stoopid ai its so dumb" *learns nothing and remains the same* Somehow, im not surprised humans got their shit rocked by the machines in terminator.

So this is what happens in our 1-3 year old brains that we all forget about

Albert walks better than Joe Biden….

It shouldn't be too unsettling considering that AI was made in mans image. So hopping around like a kid makes sense to a degree.

This AI learns faster than a physician.

They have made AI that can play soccer, trained it in a virtual environment, and then uploaded it into real robots.

Albert is already smarter than me.

It's quite child-like. Creepy-cool for sure

Looks like Asmongold when he's playing dark souls and throwing a tantrum

Well, yeah, this has already been possible for like 10 years.

Now let's train an AI by rewarding it whenever it successfully trains an AI. What could go wrong?

Dude I could FLY through Walmart skipping as a kid. Felt like I beat gravity

This is like a retail casual trying to get out of the green fire on the green floor in the green room of the green zone

Same concept of giving a monkey infinite amount of time with a typewriter they would eventually type Shakespeare.

3:37 i unironically associate his movements on the floor after hitting an obstacle as the "kid with green shirt on his head rolling around on the floor while other guy looks on in disgust"

we literally witnessed a baby learn to walk from like new born to 2 years old but in just 8 minutes.

I mean, a very similar thing was (and is) available in Unreal Engine as well, where you could train artificial intelligence to make your enemies smarter. It's called "Learning Agents", which - potentially - could make the npcs way less predictable, but I'm not sure if any game used that yet.

I kinda knew what to expect but when it started using the arms for balance I still got my mind blown. Holy shit.

we're making ourselves obsolete and we're enjoying it

This tech for NPCs inside of VR games, or in Cortana-esque assistants, is going to be awesome

Asmon: It’s a more efficient way of moving. Michael McIntyre: Trust me, I’ve got this.

once it learns, it's easy to copy him and put him into a robot like that boston dynamics Atlas

Now Asmondgold needs to watch Code Bullet and his AI ‘learning’ to walk.

Now give 2 of them swords and make them fight

Would be neat if they create a bunch of these and see which ones end up learning that fastest overall

I for one welcome our new A.I. overlord!

This AI went from crawling like a worm to skipping to first baby steps to walking like a drunk person to walking on the moon.

Machine learning existed way longer before this. There just was never the techniques that optimized it and increased the scope. Code Bullet made many of these years ago.

Its incredibly unsettling how similar the steps are with how a baby learning to walk.

@0:40 Not necessarily, AI Art has an deep-seated problem regarding it's method of operation, more particularly how Art (generally) requires time to flourish while AI art wants to be fast, or how it's progress is dependent on the jobs it's trying to replace, and it's already having trouble with "limited data." AI can flourish, but even if it does, due to how much art evolves by the minute it's possible that relying on AI can end up just resulting on us limiting ourselves just for the sake of having more quantity over quality.

He couldnt even stand up at the start. Its incredible to see how amazing ai is.

This guy doesn't even realize that they're gradually introducing biases on how to walk so his argument that they do this to find a better way of walking is completely negated. He's right about it though, but this is not the video to show it.

5:43 this segment will lead to our enslavement by the machines

AI is generally an interesting topic and it gets better once you see how it can play games or break tf out of the physics engines

“The next lesson, Albert, is how to hold and aim ak-47 properly.”

Ai video games have been YT content for like 8 years. My fav is that it would glitch its self into a more efficient walk.

Rare footage of early development of the Automaton

Now he just needs to watch code bullet

People forget you are seeing something go from not being able to move, to walking perfectly fine in a few real time hours. It takes human babies a few months to even stand up and only for a short period of time.

asmons '18 second' analogy is actually great

For reference, this tech is what allows the Boston Dynamics dog to walk better in more adverse environments.

The gravity was set way too low. This was like watching me trying to run in my dreams.

Notice that Albert learned everything by himself only guided by the conditions of each stage. I bet that if Albert had another fully walking cube to watch and copy (like any baby would) at second stage he would be already walking.

It is a more effecient way of moving! my first thought too when i saw this! also it's not just when you're a kid, skipping is a little more energy efficient for adults as well

This is how Skynet starts. By the way, I could bet that AI thinks this sort of body is inefficient. It could learn much better with more normal anatomy type of body than this cube dude where you need the torso has to be held because it's one of the parts that doesn't have a control set programmed, only legs. That's why it skips or limbs with one leg rather than using two, because the weight of upper body just falls in a free fall. It's like trying to hold a stick upwards on your palm with a dish on top of it, like in circus.

I can't wait for AI speedruns

I saw a video with the same premise of an ai playing jump king. Very cool video

The AI in this video is a mirror to evolution. The conditions change, the strategy changes, the ai adapts. Worm -> Skipping ->Gallop-> Shuffle->Walking

7:00 he's actually walking like a toddler taking its first real steps 💀

The trackmania training Ai on pipes video is crazy

A good one would be the newly released trackmania AI by Linesight, he's been working on it for 2 years and it's showing real creativity in racing lines now.

This reminded me so much of that journalist playing the cuphead tutorial xd

I like the comment "he was happier as a straight cube" 😂

It would have learned much faster if the gravity wasn’t set to moon

Albert just started existing. Getting blasted by flying cubes. It'll remember that one.

this is how AI and robot integration would work. the ai simulates movement from sensors and the robot moves based on AI

Great representation of how you update an objective function to improve gradients and not collapse to the easiest solution.

it reached a state where it moves like my cousin after recovering and going to teraphy to walk again...

I didn’t know that about skipping. Makes a lot of sense though. I used to skip everywhere as a kid, it was way faster. Speed run technique

I remember side skipping in my house from ages 6-13. It was just the better alternative to running in the house. I also wouldn't stub my toe at all.

Its the stanley parable

When you compare it to how long it takes humans tp learn to walk it really puts into perspective how terrifying this seemingly innocuous thing actually is

9:58 "He's Beginning to Believe"

they should program a stage where points are awarded for maintaining an straight back, since all forms of human movement benefit from that besides yoga type, or acrobatic, or dance type movements.

"You must fail to succeed"

When I saw the thumbnail I knew this was going to be a wholesome time

Asmon reacting to aiwarehouse, didn't expect that

this is how alien isolation felt

You should react to that track mania video. I saw the one you're talking about and You should do a VOD of it.

All I hope for is if we live to see AI in its final form lol

One less day till judgement day.

Would be cool if someone built a real life Albert, like boston dynamic robot that have to teach itself to walk.

now let’s see if albert can beat elden ring faster than kai did

ai clearly got style when it prefers to do the work than walk

This video was really missing the occasional hand of god pushing albert down to the ground, or perhaps the foot of god kicking him over. Just to add to his tribulations.

This isn't Neo training, this is training Agent Smith.

What so intresting about this is that the trained AI can you then give to any robot and it will work. Which means you only have to teach an AI once and all will be able to do it. Further they can learn in simulations instead of real life, which means if you speed up the computations of the simulations, they might be able to learn how to do parkour in 1 second which takes humans 10 years to get pro at. Of course we currently have no robot or simulation with such dexterity and such fast computations. But nonetheless its possible. So not only can you have one ai learn one thing at a place in the world and another ai on another place and they can share the trained programs and use it, meaning they can learn multiple things at the same time, but even more as we have seen with large language models that the trained program can actually be used at other places in reality for patterns repeat. The easiest example would be large language models being able to learn new languages on their own or how an AI used to detect shapes in a bakery is now used for detetcting different shapes of cancer. Yes thats real you can look it up. Of course there are limits to AI, but the potential is staggering. Altough I still think humans have more potential for we have the capability of doing things wrong and sinning. Some of the most important scientific discoveries have come from making mistakes like the antibiotics. And I think both creativity is of the same vain. Like Arthur Schopenhauer says: "Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.". Therefore we humans are the true genius and should remain that way. That AI serves us humans instead of humans serving AI. There are far more reasons for this. But from a mythological perspective you could think of AI as the artificial God and we might regard it as such, and Lucifer the highest angel God created fell in love with it self and had knowledge and think he knew what is the best. In the end dooming those tempted to follow him. For us to praise an artificial God as God and also letting it make our decision, might very well be the end of us, it might very well be us placing satan as God. I am an atheist, but still would be typical of humans to think there own creation which is AI is God like and thus place it as such letting it make decisions. Thus we serve AI and our free will disappears, and our ability to sin disappears. Sin is what allows us to have free will. In North Korea you cannot sin, that is how such a society could evolve and it will eventually happen. Humans and the human spirit should always be at the top, and AI should serve humans and give recommendations, never robbing humans of their unique power and talent of free will and genius of sinning. (Gallileo was thought to be a sinner when he proposed the heliocentric system, so it is of the same vain when I talk about sin here. There are bad sins that are unforgivable. And I dont mean those, I just mean thinking new and hitting a target no one else can see)

i wonder how people would feel if at the end albert was scorched with a flamethrower, would they feel bad or nah hes just a robot

i remember code bullet doing somthing similar a while ago

"I'm somewhat of an AI myself."

One thing I love of these types of vids is it shows the AI doing what it needs to do. But Walking seems to be challenging and I think A.I's could learn this task faster if the lower anatomy made it easier for him. Right now he moves either leg the whole waist twists to match. Dudes having a hard time because everyone makes the simplle object ( which is fine A.I. is challenging let along modeling) but since most people don't take into the fact they limit the legs with a bar (sorta like taking your pants and putting them lower makes it harder to walk) instead of how legs work usually.

Crazy how it went through its “doing the worm” phase before learning to walk just like a real baby

now that you can walk, *fly*

would be neat to see stuff like open ai gym retro and marIO get a wider bunch of games those sort of things could interact with, for a while now ive wanted to see rain world "play itself" or the AI be slugcat anyways, would be neat. no pun intended (NEAT is a neural net method used with gym)

Albert learned to walk 100000x faster than bethesda can add an FoV slider. Let that sink in.

Skipping too walking is indeed unsettling ❤

Every time it fails, it should just drop a load like I did when I learned how to walk.

The problem with ai isn't that it isn't/won't be good at doing tasks. It's that it necessitates stealing from a source.

Maybe I should start training my own megaman.exe

ai will never be a threat. we'll just introduce ai cancer.

Regarding the question of if a Child or an AI learns faster, the difference is scalability. We’re seeing one instance running hundreds of thousands of times to learn. Instead, you can scale thousands of instances which can share data and learn significantly faster. It’s all about how much compute power you want to put into it. For my fellow anime nerds, it’s like when Naruto used multiple shadow clones to train and then gained knowledge from each clone’s experience, rapidly speeding up his training time.

I remember seeing an ad about AI learning to built an effective car The intial cars had wheels shaped like Doritos and Pringles XD

Is it actually ai learning, or just brute forcing all options till it gets the result