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A.I. & The Great Unplug: Why Disconnecting Will Save Humanity

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In this video, we dive into the current AI hype, driven by groundbreaking advancements in machine learning and neural networks. Discover how AI is revolutionizing industries like healthcare, finance, and transportation with innovations in natural language processing, autonomous vehicles, and AI-driven diagnostic tools.
But with great power comes great responsibility. We explore the ethical considerations, job displacement fears, and geopolitical tensions that accompany AI's rapid integration into our lives. We'll also examine how AI is reshaping the content creation industry, flooding social media with AI-generated videos, scripts, and avatars.
Join us as we discuss "The Great Unplug," a growing movement against AI's negative impact on human connection and creativity. Learn how creators are pushing back, embracing simpler content styles, and seeking deeper, more meaningful connections outside the digital world.
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Keywords: AI, Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, neural networks, AI hype, content creation, social media, ethical AI, AI and creativity, The Great Unplug, AI, Artificial Intelligence, The Great Unplug, Digital Detox, Content Creation, Machine Learning, Neural Networks, Natural Language Processing, Autonomous Vehicles, Healthcare, Finance, Transportation, Ethics, Privacy, Bias, Accountability, Job Displacement, Geopolitics, Sustainability, Environment, Climate Modeling, Social Media, Loneliness, Mental Health, Community, Human Connection, Curious Refuge @curiousrefuge @jensentung @kylehill @ThinkMediaTV @ApertureThinking @thejayalto ‪@ryan‬

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@gabrielsandstedt 23 дня назад

I worked as a 3D artist for years. It was great while it lasted. When AI first started doing creative work, I felt pretty down about it. But now? I'm building a complete world simulator with AI's help. It's a project where AI simulates the stories of thousands of fictional individuals. I developed this concept with Claude's assistance, specifying how it would work. This is my dream project - generating fictional worlds and extracting rich stories from the simulations. I'll release it when it's finished. There are always new creative possibilities with emerging tools and technology. The key is to imagine and push the boundaries of what's possible. We shouldn't learn skills just for others or for a job. Our value lies in who we are, not just what we produce. The real challenge now is that this change is happening too quickly. Many people are losing their jobs and feeling uncertain about their future. It's causing genuine fear and anxiety that we need to address. I think we need to find ways to make this transition smoother. Maybe focus on using AI to enhance human creativity rather than replace it entirely. It's a complex issue, and there are no easy answers. But I believe we can find a balance if we approach it thoughtfully and with empathy for those affected.

@FortheLoveofItVibes 23 дня назад

That sounds like such an awesome project! I completely agree. As artists we should be using AI as a tool to enhance our work, not replace it.

@ArielTavori 17 дней назад

Interesting concepts! It does seem like better stories are the only viable path to the rapid, societal scale ontological shift that appears to be necessary.

@SvenGarson Месяц назад

I totally agree with the idea of the great unplug. As I've spent more and more time to gain computer and artistic skills I do feel "robbed" and "pointless". Ironically, I started feeling to feel "finally free" and allowing myself to let go of these things and focus on life as it happens before me. The logic is there, but emotions are still catching up. You can't undo decades of programming in a few weeks or months. Screw A.I. and let's reconnect with life.

@davidmillerization 14 дней назад

I really like the paths your mind treads, and the poetic, philosophical delivery of your message. Keep up the good work!

@melodyjoy6414 Месяц назад

"Disconnect to connect" 💯

@DaemonExMachina Месяц назад

Wow. Ok, so I’m a fan of AI, in theory, and I chat with Claude daily. But I feel every word of this message in my very bones. There is something in the air just now, isn’t there? This Great Unplug that you’re talking about, I think we all feel it. I’m reminded of one channel I follow in particular, Dave Shapiro, who is pro-AI, but talks about Radical Alignment (aligning your life with what you actually need as a living, sentient organism), and has moved to the country and started recording his videos - ABOUT AI - like the simple videos you talk about, while hiking in the woods! More and more, I’m unplugging too. I’m a software engineer, so I stare at screens all day, and I’m finding that I don’t want my leisure time to be more of the same. Call it The Great Unplug, call it a digital detox, call it touching grass - it’s very much in the zeitgeist, and it’s very much needed. Great video! I’m blown away by how few likes it has. Come on, RU-vid, sort your algorithm out!

@FortheLoveofItVibes Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your beautiful response! "It's very much in the zeitgeist" I think you hit the nail on the head there. I've felt it most strongly for the past year and I'm thoroughly convinced that it may be the one thing that not only results in us having a healthy relationship with AI and technology, but also a healthy relationship with one another. Thank you again for your kind words!

@RedOchsenbein Месяц назад

I needed this today.

@urosdurdevic1718 Месяц назад

Great potential I see in your videos, keep it up! 🎉

@benkam4389 Месяц назад

Great video! Very well done. Loving the content man!

@dianaoneiro 14 дней назад

Start by reading an actual book … you know the ones made out of paper.. then proceed to make some stretches to eventually recover a normal human posture

@denyseoleary8528 Месяц назад

The Star Trek episode Adam mentions at the end really brings the topic to life.

@TimRobertsen 27 дней назад

Relaxing and thoughtfull video!:) This might sound stupid, but, try to "waste time" in nature, go for a walk with no goal, just look up at the clouds, smell the forest, listen to the birds. Leave your phone at home, and every time you see something which makes you think "this would make a great photo, or content"; instead, just look at it and enjoy it, and consider that making it digitally-immortal might detract from the experience. And then keep walking, knowing that many such moments are yet to come (it sounds really hippie:p)

@Tyneras Месяц назад

When the tractor came for the farmhand, I had no sympathy for the farmhand, for I wanted my food cheap and plentiful. When the factory came for the blacksmith, I had no sympathy for the blacksmith, for I wanted my metal cheap and plentiful. And now that the AI comes for the artist, no one has sympathy for me, for they want their art cheap and plentiful. You are not the first craftsman to loose their livelihood to industrialization, nor will you be the last. Do people still want good stories? Yes. Do people find the current digital landscape exhausting? Yes. But neither of those things has anything to do with AI, and we'd still be here even if AI never happened. Hollywood was churning out unwatchable garbage long before anyone heart of ChatGPT, and the same goes for social media burnout. AIis exhausting the same way the Super Bowl and World Cup are exhausting, massive oversaturation rather than anything to do with the actual topic.

@-dtuyhnjhggvjjjn 11 дней назад

Removing the remaining humanity from art isn't going to help (also the Super Bowl and World Cup are once a year and optional so I don't understand the over-exposure metaphor). Can't passively give up like that.

@SirHouseFly 16 дней назад

bravo, great video

@josh_119 Месяц назад

I think about what the next 5-10 years will be with AI. It's cool, yet super scary at the same time

@JoshKWellness Месяц назад

I think this is one of the most important topics to be discussed right now

@ExtantFrodo2 Месяц назад

A fundamental precept in Zen is that one need not toss out all their things (thereby investing in extreme poverty), rather what's called for is losing one's ATTACHMENT to said things. Some digital facsimile of, or rendering of X neither requires of inspires one to invest any commitment or fielty to either the content or the content's creator(s). Until there comes a time that an AI system grasps the implications of it's own end enough to worry about it, endeavor to avoid it we frail humans will tend to see the differences more than the similarities. Don't we do this far too much even with our fellow humans with whom we share much more in common, but nevertheless amplify the significance of the differences between us to the extent that we find ourselves able to cross many moral end ethical boundaries in service to those? How much more so with anything distinctly non-human? We're not at the great infliction point yet, but we're getting close. So called AI systems of today are soulless prediction generators of different types. There's nothing visceral about them. This will change in time. A major question is how we will accept or reject them.

@paulomartins1008 18 дней назад

Integrate, into the singularity, or be consumed by it.

@crankyunicorn4423 Месяц назад

rockets to the moon is also just hype

@peekingundertheblindfold3300 Месяц назад

Love the Star Trek clips!

@avnimarwah4669 Месяц назад

OK WHAT? i watched the whole video and was so moved by the quality of it ( quality of ur words , the content itself , the informative part and just the whole video itself ) . YOU ARE TELLING ME U ONLY HAVE 760 followers? WHAAAT ? cause the way you narrated it , it felt like a top notch video . regardless , keep going!!!

@FortheLoveofItVibes Месяц назад

No gonna lie, I cried a bit after reading your encouragement. Thank you so much for your kind words! They mean more than you know ❤️

@peekingundertheblindfold3300 Месяц назад

Ikr?

@djpuplex Месяц назад

One mans dystopia is another man utopiaand vice versa.

@garyminder370 Месяц назад

Great video!

@johnny1tap 12 дней назад

Why does everyone, and seemingly more so ai critics, insist on calling everything in AI 'Generative AI?' Of course it's generative. What sort of process that produces output is not generative? What is so fun about saying the word generative over and over again that everyone in the media and other ai commentators need to say it every 5 seconds. What meaning or important distinction are you making by saying generative so much.

@Amira_Mohsen Месяц назад

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@ramrants5626 Месяц назад

You forgot the r in great you smart smart person

@FortheLoveofItVibes Месяц назад

lol oh my I can't believe I missed that! Thanks for pointing it out

@r34ct4 Месяц назад

Nice video, no offense though, it sounds like the script was written by GPT4, drones on and falls flat. You should try to revise the script to make it sound a bit more like you and a bit less like an AI script.

@r34ct4 Месяц назад

@FortheLoveofItVibes Месяц назад

I actually did write the script 😅, but thank you for the feedback! I really appreciate the insight. Script writing is not my forte but I am determined to continue to grow and get better at it 💪

@MartinDlabaja Месяц назад

@@FortheLoveofItVibeseven your reply sounds like GPT 🕵️

@happyfunballs54363 Месяц назад

AI is great at boring predictable writing, which is what most of the internet, including youtbe is. If you just want to rehash information thats already out there in a way that doesn't offend anyone, AI is your friend. Its perfect for work, or advertising/monetizing, but not great for personal relationships.

@peekingundertheblindfold3300 Месяц назад

Or maybe you consume so much AI that you forget what real humans sound like 👀

@shivpratapsingh2881 24 дня назад

Bruh, GPT was trained on data that was generated by humans, there's very little chance for you to be able to differentiate between two pieces of text if one is written by someone who is well versed in the language and one written by GPT4. By default GPT uses the most common & formal words used in any language unless you prompt it to write in a certain way.

@NoidoDev 29 дней назад

People can disconnect from existing big platforms or big media corporations, using AI and AI generated content. That's of course not unplugging from technology, but having more alternatives and competition. Soon we're going to have animated robot doll girlfriends. Unplugged from the dating market, women and society in general. In some ways you are as wrong as it gets. Disconnecting from technology doesn't need AI as a reason, and partially disconnecting might work better with AI. Many arguments in this video don't make much sense. The wave of content started before AI generation, and professionally produced content was often manipulative in one way or another.

@melodyjoy6414 Месяц назад

Wow so good!! A lot of food for thought

@sebastianbarry7033 Месяц назад

the creative *industry*, ie music didn't really exist until like 100 years ago, even though the crafts themselves existed since days of antiquity. most professional artists (actors specifically) in ancient china were at the bottom of the social ladder; probably for a good reason. the only industries that have any sort of legitimate cause to exist are those that ensure competitive advantage of your country over others. singing, painting, acting for a living doesn't push that bill. industries exploited creativity because of it's entertainment factor (profitability), not because of the noble human characteristics..... what i do agree with though, is that "intelligent" system's should not take credit for work that is natively human. a machine that delves deep into stimulating emotion should not exist for the sake of the person on the other end.

@Dr._Nicolas Месяц назад

I believe that robots will lead to the liberation of the humans

@FortheLoveofItVibes Месяц назад

Interesting, how so?

@carultch Месяц назад

That's only going to be possible with robot taxes and UBI. Otherwise, it will just lead to mass poverty for the majority, who will be forced out of our modern way of life, and forced to rebuild their lives the way people lived in the 1800's. That's probably what was happening in The Jetsons. Rich people like George Jetson were privileged enough to live in the sky city utopia, benefitting of the fruits of the AI revolution, while all the poor people displaced by technology, were living on the ground, out of sight, and out of mind of rich people like the Jetson family, and living more like the people of The Flintstones.

@lostinrez4068 Месяц назад

Your trying way too hard to associate/blame AI for problems with social media as if it has anything to with the problem especially to the extent that you try to make it seem and your video does not express anything that has not been said 1000 times before about social media and the down sides of it. you're views feel very biased and you do not even acknowledge the communities and friendships that have been born from the creation these tools, and how much it is and will be enabling people to produce content for other people to enjoy and connect with, and tell stories with at a quality they would have never been able to afford or achieve in the past. The highly emotional tone in the video feels exaggerated to garner engagement, and does not feel genuine so much so that it feels like this was supposed to be a video about the down sides of social media but then changed it to be about AI just so its picked up by the algorithm cause its a hot topic. All that being said even though the (Social media addiction problem is bad) topic has already been covered a lot I would have probably agreed and liked the video if that was what it was about instead of trying to make it as if AI is the real problem when its not.

@peekingundertheblindfold3300 Месяц назад

So you're saying you agree and like the video, but because you found the video, you feel like it should have been about something else that would have kept you from seeing the video? Ok then

@mendaliv Месяц назад

Of course it’s a video about a hot topic. Should you be making videos about things nobody cares about?

@lostinrez4068 Месяц назад

@@peekingundertheblindfold3300 i don’t agree or like the video as it’s completely miss representing AI as an issue that it is not. It’s like if he blamed food dyes for causing diabetes because sweets all seem to have it. it ignores the real issue, but if he had chosen to make the video about sugar causing diabetes i would have liked it. even if there was a less likelihood of me seeing it there should be a standard for what you put out and not to misrepresent things for views.

@lostinrez4068 Месяц назад

@@mendaliv it’s not that he made a video about AI that i dislike, it’s that almost all the negative emotion in the video he should be almost exclusively directing towards social media but instead is turning AI into the bane of man’s existence expressing it as if it was the cause for all the problems with social media when its not even 5% of the problem it’s so exaggerated it’s almost comical, and it feels like hes done that just for views.

@NoidoDev 29 дней назад

@@lostinrez4068 Sugar doesn't cause diabetes. Obesity increases the risk. But, I agree with your take on AI. Also, just because the guy who made the video doesn't know people who wanted this to happen, doesn't mean they don't exist. Especially parts of fandoms which are unhappy with the content that companies put out recently. Or more general people who don't like the messages mixed into entertainment.

@ActiveAdvocate1 Месяц назад

Another reason why AI content is exhausting--you're absolutely right--is because of overstimulation. Imagine a basketball net hanging from a wall, but it's got a bottom to it. You throw a tennis ball in (roll with me for the sake of example here), it gets a little heavier at the bottom. Throw another in, and another, and another, until suddenly you have too many. What happens? Either the balls spill over, which is the content that leaks out of our attention span, or the net splits at the bottom, and ALL of the balls fall out, which is us getting fed up with the same old. The former will happen first of course, but keep throwing in balls, and the net will eventually fray and split, as it rightfully should, I think. AI content is BORING, moreover. And whether I can tell the difference between human-produced art and I produced art is immaterial: art REQUIRES the human spirit, or it's not art. It's a commodity, like shoelaces or, well, tennis balls. It's like how one pop song will start to sound like every other if you listen to enough of them in a row...albeit that's usually because of the CM, FM, Am, GM progression, but still.

@FortheLoveofItVibes Месяц назад

"overstimulation" definitely hits the nail on the head! I love your analogy too 💯

@ActiveAdvocate1 Месяц назад

@@FortheLoveofItVibes , as aa side note to this, I am ATTEMPTING to break my Candy Crush addiction. I know it's not AI-related, but holy sh*t did mobile games become their own obsession.

@FortheLoveofItVibes Месяц назад

That's a great conversation for a video in-and-of itself!

@ActiveAdvocate1 Месяц назад

@@FortheLoveofItVibes , I WONDER who's better-equipped for that conversation/video? You or me?

@crankyunicorn4423 Месяц назад

AI is a waste of time and resorces plus also affect peoples jobs

@shiinondogewalker2809 Месяц назад

Industrialization was a waste of time and resources plus also affected peoples jobs

@carultch 23 дня назад

@@shiinondogewalker2809 Industrialization created jobs. AI will only destroy jobs, and leave humans with nowhere else to go. Humans are the new horses.

@shiinondogewalker2809 23 дня назад

@@carultch There's more shades of grey than you think. AI will also create jobs, it already has and will continue to do so at least for a while. Industrialization did create new jobs, but it also destroyed many already existing jobs, hence my comment.