Google DeepMind AI BRAIN Unlocks Secrets of Real Brains! 

Yeah I was thinking the same thing! Surely ElevenLabs? I think what also helps is the script feels pretty well written too

Shame the accent feels like someone trying to puncture my eardrums with rusty paper clip

*cringiest

@@KyleA_SEO you mean.. well generated

One man's dream...one girl's (my) nightmare.

How do you know you don't just think we are far from that? Maybe it happened a long time ago

I couldn't care less about virtual worlds. I want to function better in this one, which I have never been able to do because of severe mental health issues.

Aaaand Star-Wipe!

The whole video is even narration is Ai so fucking dumb

The voice is definitely real, not generated

​@@JazzLikesLightsabershahaha, it's an ElevenLabs default voice....

Not real. To wordy. Many things in here don't make sense. This is definitely not a human. Or at least not an intelligent one

Of course it can, my dude, that's what the dingle arm is for.

I asked my little friend: Yes, there have been studies and projects aiming to model the brain at a very detailed level, including the Blue Brain Project. This project, led by EPFL in Switzerland, aims to create detailed digital reconstructions and simulations of the mammalian brain, starting with the rat brain. The Blue Brain Project uses data-driven models to simulate neurons and their connections, requiring immense computational power and memory. The team has successfully simulated small portions of the rat brain, like the neocortical column, and even created a digital piece of brain tissue that fires like the real thing. This work requires solving billions of equations to simulate neuronal activity, and the project's ambitions include expanding these models to more comprehensive brain regions as memory and computational technologies improve [oai_citation:1,Blue Brain Portal - Blue Brain Project - Digitally reconstructing and simulating the brain](portal.bluebrain.epfl.ch/) [oai_citation:2,Blue Brain Project - Wikipedia](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Brain_Project) [oai_citation:3,Rat Brain Reconstructed in a Computer | Live Science](www.livescience.com/52453-rat-brain-reconstructed-in-computer.html).

That one was fake.

Very imaginative. I'd happily read it ... don't want to live it though.

That was a bit too real sounding.

🤣🐭

What for?

@@SquawkingSnail Medical research.

Oh, it's coming. And it will be far worse than the anime.

@@ShangaelThunda222 i personally liked the anime, i mean, other than the "die in-game = die irl" thingy, so i think it'd be nice to have a game like that

@@that_guy1211 Ya, until you're stuck in it, with the exact same circumstances as the anime, or worse, but you're not a protagonist from an anime. You're an actual person, meaning you'll probably not make it out lol. If that was to happen irl, it's very likely that nobody beats that game. We don't have plot armor lol.

@@ShangaelThunda222 i meant like... just the idea of being able to play games hooked directly into your brain ,., not the actuality of SAO ,.,

@@that_guy1211 But that is exactly what that leads to in reality. They're not creating these things for your entertainment. And even when they do, that's just to get you to put your time, energy and finances into it, giving them more funding and ability to make their next level of Technology. Entertaining you is only a means to an end for them, it's not the actual goal. You should never plug technology into the human brain, nor wear any type of headset that can literally transfer your Consciousness from your body to a digital Avatar, in a digital realm, especially to the point where, if you die in that digital realm, you die in "real" life. But that's what this technology is. Just like the negative outcomes in Demolition Man, The Matrix, Sword Art Online, etcetera, that's what it will lead to in this gods forsaken world, but definitely worse, because those are fictional worlds that must have happy endings. We do not have plot armor. We do not get Happy Endings, just because lol. We have to actually make the smart, non greedy, non desire based decisions, to not create this technology at all, let alone interact with it, give it our time, energy and funding, or else we WILL suffer the consequences as a species. Mark My Words.

Required for what? I think you and your loved ones will always be required by each other to love and care for one another

Worse, it seems this has functions in the real world. Creepy.

Everything. But here we are. What could possibly go right? Everything. If we don't use this for good, the people who want to use it for bad will win out.

Did you resist buying a smart phone? Did you tell people you would never text? 😂

And money.

Ah, good sir, prithee imagine this marvel: Thou hast lived thy days in yonder medieval times, where lords and knights do rule, and peasants toil in the fields. And now, a wondrous traveler from the distant future doth appear, bringing tales of magic and sorcery beyond thy wildest dreams. "Hark!" quoth he, "In our time, we have created great metal knights called 'robots.' These mechanical men can think and act without human hand. They serve us in many ways, like tending to our crops and guarding our keeps, yet they do so without rest or complaint." "In sooth," thou mayst say, "what devilry is this? How can mere metal possess the wit and strength of men?" Yet the traveler speaks further, "We have harnessed the power of the stars and bottled it within these creations, teaching them to learn and grow wise with each passing day." Imagine, good sir or madam, thy amazement and wonder! Mayhap thou wouldst think these future folk are wizards of the highest order, wielding spells unknown to any alchemist or sage. Or perchance, thou wouldst fear such creations, thinking them akin to the monsters of yore, wrought by dark arts to bring ruin upon the world. Verily, thou might stand agape, mouth agog, pondering the marvels of such a distant age. Forsooth, the traveler’s tale doth weave a tapestry of awe and trepidation, leaving thee to wonder: Is this future a blessing or a curse? you Ah, good sir, prithee imagine this marvel: Thou hast lived thy days in yonder medieval times, where lords and knights do rule, and peasants toil in the fields. And now, a wondrous traveler from the distant future doth appear, bringing tales of magic and sorcery beyond thy wildest dreams. "Hark!" quoth he, "In our time, we have created great metal knights called 'robots.' These mechanical men can think and act without human hand. They serve us in many ways, like tending to our crops and guarding our keeps, yet they do so without rest or complaint." "In sooth," thou mayst say, "what devilry is this? How can mere metal possess the wit and strength of men?" Yet the traveler speaks further, "We have harnessed the power of the stars and bottled it within these creations, teaching them to learn and grow wise with each passing day." Imagine, good sir or madam, thy amazement and wonder! Mayhap thou wouldst think these future folk are wizards of the highest order, wielding spells unknown to any alchemist or sage. Or perchance, thou wouldst fear such creations, thinking them akin to the monsters of yore, wrought by dark arts to bring ruin upon the world. Verily, thou might stand agape, mouth agog, pondering the marvels of such a distant age. Forsooth, the

Did you write this, or chat gpt or some other AI? It's great either way! Much appreciated. ​@@Duane_Day

The concept of AI has been around since Ancient Greece's automatons. They are in various Greek myths, which travelling storytellers were familiar with, so most people in the Middle Ages would have had _some_ framework to understand robotics.

​@@Duane_DayBrilliant! 😂 Personally, I'm in the "it's dark arts set to ruin the world" camp until it's proven otherwise...despite being a thoroughly modern Milly.

@@Duane_Day such marvelous poetry! Love it!

Oj was innocent

You have no idea how to think