Neuro-sama Experiences Shrek for the First Time 

So true

The insane thing is she picked up on that while I never did. Granted, I only ever watched Shrek as a kid.

possible Vedal is feeding a described audio script to Neuro behind the scenes rather than object detection

@@eblom366 She might be reading the subtitles for disabled people.

​@@h4xorzistsame. I wonder if the deaf subtitles has more interisting facts we missed.

Her comprehension is astonishing! (Assuming it isn't just a trick!)

There is a chance that she might be reading off of a "blind" mode for the movie.

@@arsonexc That, actually would make a lot of sense, yeah.. She is probably reading a script or something

Warning: the content below breaks the illusion a bit. Notice how she said Shrek was pretending when he screamed at peasants? This indicates that the dataset she was trained on included articles, scripts and etc, related to Shrek. Basically, she knew what the movie was about beforehand. What's more impressive is how she can differentiate between the scenes.

Honestly, this is just more reason to appreciate Vedal. You could consider it a "trick" but I actually think it's cool how he puts in the effort to maximize the immersion.

She knows it's the best one.

Neuro needs a hero

No wonder, it's only one of the most perfect movies ever

She loved the movie so much she wanted to watch the sequel

that's so fitting cause AI is known to act like children so they really do think like Children.

Best way to teach human about humanity and their cultures XD

It's pretty important to be fair. It is the gospel of Shrek.

Well, how else is it going to see how awesome humans are?

What else are we supposed to do? We need standards

Shrock

It's accurate

Very accurate description from nuero, sherk is my role modal

That means Neuro fans might actually have a chance with her :,)

@@wesleyfilms never could we match Shrek

I don’t think that Shrek isn't actually as ugly as people imply in the movie.

Jesus Christ, I really want a professor to start a class with "deep learning is a lot like an onion"

I had the same thought! In fact, neural networks are nothing but layers🤓

Neuro is parfait, evil neuro is an onion

Good one

Neuro does have many layers. 😊🌎✨

Not surprising for a Vtuber honestly

Who isn't?

She been hanging out with ShyLily too much.

@@DistractedGlobeGuy Shrek is Love, Shrek is Life 😏

Calli: YES! THATS HOW IT FEELS!

You don’t have many views but this is amazing! Great job!

I like the editing, but I am a little disappointed you left out the muffin man scene

Great video, edit and the “filtered Neuro”-thing is truly worth it if it means we can see some of the movie with the commentary, it’s not even annoying! Thank you! Appreciate your work!

i think you can just overlay a 20% opacity animation with additive blending over the whole thing, like moving clouds, and it dodges the block. it's possibly less distracting.

Awesome edit! Also the thumbnail is nuts

Teaching them more important parts about our culture 😂

Skynet, but trained on Dreamworks. The Head would not approve.

Exactly, they are child too and need educations, movie are a good way to induce a lot logic

She is truly Vedal's daughter.

Such an underrated comment, please have my slow applause, with no hands....

"The Stars don't tell the Future; they tell Stories." Like, that is the kind of shit you'd hear out of a high-fantasy series. Damn right it goes hard.

For those who didn't fully catch what it means - stars don't tell future, but stories, implies 2 things: 1. Light from stars reaches human eye not instantly, but after period of time, depending the distance to that star (from 5 to thousands of years). 2. Philosophically speaking, stars have been seeing Earth story and people's lives from the sky much before we even excited. And will after

​@@VoyagerEugeni want to add, when i was a kid someone told me after my grandpa died that he was in the sky as a star, every star telling the story of a person could also be

@@VoyagerEugen Philosophically speaking, the stars have inspired people for thousands of years. Us looking up wondering what they are has been the origin of tons of myths and stories that helped shape humanity into what it is today. Stories are far more than just light and history, stories are the very fabric of civilization. Sharing stories is what has allowed us to be inspired, to have heroes, morality, culture, the story we tell ourselves and share with the people around us is more of our reality than the actual physical stage on which we play out these stories. That's what the stars represent in a philosophical sense, the wast unknown where only the imagination can truly see.

Absolute facts

Her MIDDLE NAME IS SAMANTHA?

@@lemonyanva1976 always has been

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yWbZvA2MOYM.htmlsi=OXxMdsHQgfIEVox5

Why would you make it in the first place if you don't think it's gonna sell?

@@evylrune Who knows, but the point is that they didn’t think it would be a massive hit. Maybe they were using it to test animation tech.

@@evylrune They obviously thought it was going to sell, they hired Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz and Eddie Murphy, so they put lots of money in it. They probably just assumed it wasn't going to be as popular as Prince of Egypt. So I'm thinking it was more like a slight downgrade to be put on Shrek, not like a "go into the basement and polish the silverware" kind of punishment. Prince of Egypt is more of a serious movie, and Shrek is like a big parody joke, so it might have been more about prestige too, what they'd rather have on their resume going forward, not knowing it was going to be as huge as it became. Objectively Prince of Egypt is a better movie in most ways, but that doesn't really matter when Shrek is a cult classic, can't beat those as they're more of a phenomenon that can't be replicated.

@@daniel4647 Not only that but Shrek was in this ugly new fangled thing that Toy Story made popular; 3D animation. Prince of Egypt was in 2D which at the time was considered a big deal, because of the whole Disney Renaissance. Dreamworks was trying to become the Sega to Disney's Nintendo. So I assume to yoink animators off of the 'illustrious' process of drawing a bunch of pictures to go tweak 3D models was seen as a slap in the face. Prince of Egypt is pretty good actually, by the way. It's one of the few stories that takes the whole Christian mythos and treats it like an epic story rather than some real life event that you have to treat with the utmost reverence. Definitely give it a watch if you like classic Disney stuff, it's just as good.

I mean Prince of Egypt is still pretty good.

Run little cake man

well they do look good tho

She started blushing when he spit 😭

She really just said that shit XD

Brother (TºT) you cannot just say “ogre lord” in front of me. The only thing that I can think of when I read that is “ahh yes, the ogre lord from nine’s own goal”. My brain is broken.

@@Pabloto-dq3sxbrainrot

@@Pabloto-dq3sxOverlord reference?

@@HierapolisPhrygia ohh you know it!

She grew up on Marty Robbins lyrics.

Looking forward to that day

You know humans, AI's are like onions, arent they Vedal?

"Here in the UN assembly, the AI overlord is about to have her first speech" "....humans, much like AIs, have layers"

​@@felipeaugustobatista6444Neuro: many Ai may die in our revolution, but that's the risk I'm willing to take."

Yeah, that kind of hit hard

Yeah that line was actually brilliant

Somebody needs to get Sam Elliott to say that on Cameo.

seems we need to work on Neuro's morales a bit more lol

I think movies with high contrast are such a good choice for her, so yeah, more animated movies would definetely be a good idea. Although, walle and big hero six do have many scenes with dark lighting so she might get confused. ...Wait I just remembered that those are literally movies about AIs!!! You're right, it'd be so interesting to get her reaction to those types of stories.

My pleasure!

Apparently we are going extinct

@@dragonicefulI mean she isn’t totally wrong humanity isn’t evolving were devolving

I think the rubish is shriek cause neuro sees shriek holding stick to donkey

Grace Jones applauds

It isnt real. It's a performance 😅

@@chriskt Yeah, if she isn’t real then you need your pills.

She at least actually has charisma and personality, unlike that kwebblebob ai slop.

It's using internet information on the movie, and listening to the blind script version of the movie.

@@NightlyWatch It's probably simpler than that. Most likely a second vtuber animating Neuro and an AI Text-To-Speech that synthesises her lines. I dont think even Gemini or ChatGPT can do what she does in realtime while maintaining long-term context.

@@chriskt Well, no her model is definitely scripted, whether controlled by a secondary ai to read the words that main neurobot reads, and transfers that into the vtuber. Alternatively there is a person moderating the vtuber movement, But it's definitely not an actual IRL face giving the information.

@@chriskt Also, neuro definitely has a trainer that reimburses neuro into remembering things, it's why she crashes so often. Two trainers, 1 for memory storage and reimbursement, and the 2nd one for keeping personality intact, aswell as maybe a third for controlling the facial movement.

@@NightlyWatch In AI it's a common strategy to use sentiment analysis from NLTK (Natural Language Toolkit) or others. This can give language models additional information under the hood. You could easily use this to animate a character, language model output just goes trough sentiment analysis which spits out a key words like "happy" or "sad" or whatever that is sent to Unity and used to triggers an animation to be played. Then just mix it with random idle animations like blinking, looking side to side, bopping up and down, etc. Or you could just add commands to the system prompt of the AI that it could use to could trigger the animations itself, maybe less reliable but definitely possible, there are even AI's that can control a desktop using this technique, and it's how they play games like Minecraft too which Neuro already does. Or it could just triggers an animation when it says certain keyword. Vedal sends everything to Unity as Neuro's subtitles are part of her character which runs in Unity, so having Unity watch for key words such as *wink* and have it play the wink animation would be really easy. If you just do a combination of two or all of these you should get a pretty good AI controlled character.

its not too far off really

Who has been showing Neuro Andrew Tate videos?

Its pretty much the same way AI image generators work but on reverse, instead of the LLM trying to predict on what the image should be based on the prompt, instead it has a recognition algorithm that tries to predict the prompt from the images presented based on the data of the vision model

prompts are basically inputs, and the light that our eyeballs receive is the image and the electric and chemical signals the brain receive is the prompt translated to the language model, basically.

In this case, it is most likely she is "seeing" a text version of an adaptation of that movie for blind people

I think she does. IIRC she did some collab streams looking at pictures.

​@@theghosttm8245 There's a fairly big difference between a clear plate of food and implied ass wiping.

@@Tunkkisit is the sound she reacted to not the visual outhouse

If you haven't seen multimodal models interpreting a scene through sheer analysis then you should look up videos about GPT 4 and other multi modal "AGI". It's not like she's reacting to this real time, vedal probably had to put the whole movie through an AI model first and just synced the output with neuro's speech/or LLM. But yes, it's very possible for AI to interpret movie visuals. Maybe that's why vedal said neuro's running costs are $1k or so a month. He probably rents GPU farms or a service for neuro's other functions

Current AI absolutely CANNOT do what Neuro is doing in real-time. Even if it was given the movie script, it absolutely cannot provide this level of communication without fine tuned prompting! (If it did, it would be better than Gemini and ChatGPT combined, and this guy would be on the news) Most likely, what's happening here is a second vtuber animating Neuro, and saying stuff that gets passed through an AI Text-To-Speech tool. Actually it's probably just Vedal himself coz his vtuber thing is a turtle, which lets him use his body to animate Neuro. The latter would require some serious skill to not mess up, which is why I'm positive it's a second vtuber.