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@@MrGriff305 robots on stage.. Great connection. Despite these robots not actually being on stage in real life except for the two small Disney ones. I don't see the humor, only a thin thread of similarity. I don't see how you don't get my point either. It's dumb to say a new invention reminds them of a movie. All future Innovations and inventions will first appear as fiction in a movie now. Imagination comes before manifestation. This leads more into me being crazy annoyed of people being afraid of AI and robots. The only reason they are is because movies depicted them going wrong. People will base their real fears and emotions off fictional movies, and I just find it all to be incredibly sad.
Takes me back to Robocop 1 & 2 .. and Terminator. These are both movies from the 80’s so it took a very long time to get here. I thought it would be a lot sooner .
Nvidia: "One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal…"
Basically, he is who is giving life to the AI. The Blackwell chip Jensen had in his hand for example is the closest thing to an Electronic Ouija Board people could Ever imagine. Angels and demons will come out through there. 20PFLOPS!!! OMG much more powerful than ANY human brain by far, madness times to be alive.
Nvidia has identified Chinese tech company Huawei as one of its top competitors in various categories such as chip production, AI and cloud services. 1:01 [Euronews]
Unrelated problems. Nvidia developing AI or not would not change the fact those people are lacking food, basic education and shelter, that's something you have to take up with the government.
@@stormtrooper8420 they are gathring every heavywight companies to program and evolve thier ai os overall ( robotics , cars , large landuage models , etc )
I feel really bad for these guys... they spend years developing these things. Testing them out in the lab and when they bring them in front of the public, on stage they just don't work.🤖
Edgar Cayce, the "Sleeping Prophet," mentioned automatons in his 1930s readings, suggesting ancient civilizations like Atlantis and Egypt had advanced technology, including automatons. He proposed that challenges, like uprisings demanding rights for automatons, contributed to these civilizations' downfall. However, their decline was due to a mix of factors, with technology misuse being just one aspect.
Yeah, good job Nvidia! Keep up the good work creating highly advanced robots and AIs. I'm sure nothing bad will happen when those two eventually meet each other...
I have contrastant feelings about this. From one side, I'm exicited and happy to know that the technological advancements in robotics will free people from pain and suffering for hard works. People will have more time to develop more skills and pass their time doing what they really love. One the other side, I'm genually afraid about what will happen to the society.
The disney bots are real. Those are really interesting, a disney movie artist animates all their movements, then a computer sim refines the animation to work IRL, and it's fed into the robots. That's why they move like cartoon characters
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