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The History of Artificial Intelligence [Documentary] 

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This video is the culmination of documentaries that cover the history and origins of computing-based artificial intelligence.
00:00 Intro
0:44 The Thinking Machine
52:22 In Their Own Worlds (Claude Shannon)
59:26 The Thinking Machines
1:13:47 The Machine That Changed The World
2:07:42 John McCarthy Interview
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@OptimisticFuturology
@OptimisticFuturology 4 года назад
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@sleepingbee101
@sleepingbee101 4 года назад
when does new video comes out? this week?
@OptimisticFuturology
@OptimisticFuturology 4 года назад
Next Week, April 9th! The release schedule is bi-weekly on Thursday’s!
@sleepingbee101
@sleepingbee101 4 года назад
@@OptimisticFuturology what is earthone?
@OptimisticFuturology
@OptimisticFuturology 4 года назад
It will be revealed!....all in due time ;)
@queenbee4378
@queenbee4378 3 года назад
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa@
@susannunes6196
@susannunes6196 3 года назад
I am 73 years old and I have watched the changes of computerization from Bell systems through IBM and on to the internet and reduction in size of the computers themselves. Being a lover of science fiction in the early days I've watched it all go to real science. I graduated with a BA in History so I decided to take a course in computer science so I could understand how it had all occurred. I was amazed that it was all based on binary code...i.e. 0 and 1. Now I expect IA will definitely happen, possibly even in my lifetime. Especially now that programs can correct themselves over time....
@zackone6829
@zackone6829 3 года назад
Susan - you are an inspiration! We live in truly amazing times :)
@jannettebrown2033
@jannettebrown2033 3 года назад
Yes I use to get the old computer card, the tan ones with computer holes. I never tried to have the computers 💻 that stood about 8’ high. Those cards were inserted for computer to recognize what to add or take away.
@Gaga682
@Gaga682 3 года назад
Well for true AI it takes truly big amount of time to occure. Since nowadays AI-s are just human programmed list of code with its limits. True AI is capable to write itself a code even test it and fix it to expand its capabilities while at the same time analyzing world for new concepts like humans do. I would say humans are true AI created by nature with programmed DNA trough countless mini-mutations trough generations but thanks to developed intelligence we can manipulate our DNA or even fix it broken DNA that is called gene therapy.
@susannunes6196
@susannunes6196 3 года назад
@@Gaga682 Very true but look at how many thousands of years it took the current DNA to develop to "modern man"......
@Gaga682
@Gaga682 3 года назад
@@susannunes6196 Naturaly yes but now we are capable to quicken this process and try create AI to mirror ourselves.
@srspanksalot4501
@srspanksalot4501 3 года назад
Watching this while working on a machine learning course lmao. Honestly their accomplishments are impressive
@matthewchavez5322
@matthewchavez5322 2 года назад
Those old videos are absolutely fascinating. Schooling overall just glances at old discoveries, because the nature of how we explain things, and the transformative nature of our communication. That, orr they feel it is obsolete in the new world. I learned a astounding amount of information about the past of technology, that it actually helped me better understand the technology of today I thought I fully understood already. Brilliant work whoever made this.
@birdy369
@birdy369 2 года назад
I think you'd like this. Found this amongst many videos after searching "vintage educational videos". Westinghouse used to be what today's Samsung or Whirlpool is when it comes to how many housing products they create. This is their 60s prediction of what the future of everyday home life would be in today's time lol. It's not too outrageous at all really! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jyrTgtPTz3M.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jyrTgtPTz3M.html
@ShORTiiqOtGaM3
@ShORTiiqOtGaM3 Год назад
Why y’all think capatcha purpose is? For us to train the ai to know what a fucking traffic light and bicycles look like. They been having us train them shits for free for decades now smh
@flashpeditor3030
@flashpeditor3030 4 года назад
This compilation is Diamond on the internet. thank you so much !
@DavorinBrkic
@DavorinBrkic 10 месяцев назад
Every documentary should have a year added.
@DavorinBrkic
@DavorinBrkic 10 месяцев назад
1992, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Machine_That_Changed_the_World_(miniseries)
@halstaples2469
@halstaples2469 2 года назад
I am 76 years old and remember failing 6th grade science. Had to take a summer class to pass on to 7th. But have had a passionate for reading, or presentations like this for many years. Several of the scientists spoke of things in the future and with an outlook of 15 to 20years. I think they were right, obviously. I am trying to catch up. I am chasing the rabbit as at the dog track.
@nunyabusiness3786
@nunyabusiness3786 2 года назад
I'm twenty one and believe me big things are coming. Hang in there Hal!
@birdy369
@birdy369 2 года назад
You'll enjoy this video here. Found it after searching for "vintage educational videos". Westinghouse, in the 1960s, predicts what the future of everyday home life would be like in today's time. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jyrTgtPTz3M.html
@djlystics
@djlystics 3 месяца назад
At 17:24 , I love the way the black-hair guy laughed and then looked around. He laughed like most great grandpas laugh today. When you think it was weird age, instead it was the demeanor of that generation (child to grand). ❤️
@MickeyMishra
@MickeyMishra 3 года назад
28:29 this is part of the reason why human beings can't see a lot of the things that are actually around them in their environment. Especially how things can happen and the population can be manipulated without the human beings generally ever being susceptible to the notion that there is something else around that is pulling the strings but they are unaware of this. for example, our hearing is able to see things if you could call it that much more in-depth and in Clarity then our eyes can actually perceive. much of this is through psychoacoustics where as we hear very low tones and in the sub-base frequencies as those developed below 20 hertz, can induce images into the brain that are seemingly programmed to our nervous system or brains. the fear response is in fact hard-coated or heart program. Much of this comes from our lizard portion of our brain that looks out for dangers. if you've ever heard of going with the gut or gut feeling, this is another manifestation of that.
@themagpie_1
@themagpie_1 Год назад
we only see a fraction of the spectrum of light around us. i believe dogs see a different variant of this, which is why they look at stuff that isn`t there..
@justinlangley8972
@justinlangley8972 2 года назад
I would strongly recommend the book Genius Makers if you thought this video was interesting. It's also on Audible if you don't have the time to read it. There is a lot still missing in this video in terms of how we got to this point. There are also quite a few important figures who were left out in this video who helped make it happen. By no means will you fully understand AI / ML from this video or the Genius Makers book, but it's at least an intriguing introduction.
@maheshkanojiya4858
@maheshkanojiya4858 Год назад
thank you
@johnstallings4049
@johnstallings4049 Год назад
I recommend "Like Wars: The Weaponization of Social Media"!
@carlapires7732
@carlapires7732 27 дней назад
Thank you for allowing us to understand the most pressing issues of the reality of our world!
@aliandrei5967
@aliandrei5967 Год назад
WHAT amazed me is they were capable since then to visualize the capabilities in the future!
@TheTillmanSneakerReview
@TheTillmanSneakerReview Год назад
Computers have existed for thousands of years. Not in the same capacity as the ones in the video but we've had calculating machines. For example, we've used machines to calculate star patterns, weather changes, and calendars for a long time. It's just we didn't have the ability to sculpt raw materials until the last few thousand years.
@bendev6807
@bendev6807 Год назад
I am so delighted to run into this documentary albeit little late. I enjoyed and learned a lot. Thank you very much for preparing this gem. 👏👏👏
@sonGOKU-gy7rg
@sonGOKU-gy7rg 4 года назад
i am thrilled by history of things as i see this type of video i want to thank u for providing such knowledge to the humans around the globe
@theresasmith8533
@theresasmith8533 3 года назад
Fantastic viewing! Just think how amazed they would be now
@jh9391
@jh9391 Год назад
Dr Frankenstein, you've created a monster.
@Meine.Postma
@Meine.Postma 3 года назад
No thing is ever really new, just an evolution of something that came before.
@americancitizen748
@americancitizen748 3 года назад
"What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun." -- Ecclesiastes 1:9 (New International Version)
@heathere8488
@heathere8488 3 года назад
I came across this channel and video by accident, due tio autoplay and liked and subbed right away!
@gsmith1523
@gsmith1523 Год назад
When I was around 7 years old, a 5 year old child and I found some coins. While dividing our fun find, the 5 year child insisted she wanted the nickel instead of the dime. Even after i explained to her the value of the dime was more than the nickel, she insisted the nickel "is bigger".
@cutsandtats
@cutsandtats 3 года назад
Welcome back! Love the new name
@lohithArcot
@lohithArcot 4 года назад
I thought to myself. Hmmm. Should I even watch an outdated black and white documentary? I took the leap. Watching it now. And I plan to watch the whole now. Don't judge a video by a thumbnail.
@world_still_spins
@world_still_spins 10 месяцев назад
Hmm, I judged the thumbnail (metropolis robot) as a video that I may want to watch. It was an ok combo doc on computers.
@americancitizen748
@americancitizen748 3 года назад
10:30 - "OK, Barbara -- do you know what the missionary position is?"
@hankigoe8615
@hankigoe8615 Год назад
31:00 window illusion; 32:50 Saga play; 58:30 topology of Theseus the mouse
@tresinactif4756
@tresinactif4756 4 года назад
tanks you for giving us your time! =)
@narrenschlag
@narrenschlag 3 года назад
"The thinking machine" That show is so chilling to watch. Just so charming. I love that old school style! ^^
@martiddy
@martiddy 4 года назад
8:46 It must have been mindblowing for the average people the fact that computer scientists had touchscreen technology with a computer that can learn patterns in the 60's (though it only worked with magnetic pens)
@stevenfenster1798
@stevenfenster1798 3 года назад
I went on an isolated tour of a NASA facility in the early 80's. One of the researchers had a touch screen that was essentially a glass table with icons on it.
@zeothorn
@zeothorn 2 года назад
The first touchscreen was invented in 1965 by Eric A. Johnson who worked at the Royal Radar Establishment in Malvern, England. ... The invention is known as a capacitive touchscreen, which uses an insulator, in this case glass, coated with a transparent conductor, like indium tin oxide. If you didn't know now you know!
@aliseegenuine6414
@aliseegenuine6414 2 года назад
@@zeothorn who will produce the glass? Who will gather the materials to reproduce computers? Glass is delicate, it will break. No matter how thick, something will be able to break it. Computers cannot do anything alone. Programmers needed. When it hits overload, it will crash. Or is it going to dump on a regular basis. Lose the past? Lose the beginning? Or aren’t things repetitive? Isn’t that the basis of AI? Repetition? It’s repeating what is being entered? When separate things repeated, won’t those things eventually collide? No one can ever really know what another is thinking at any given time. Doesn’t brain matter? Lip service? Ears not hear? Eyes color blind? Are you blind in one eye & can’t see out of the other? Or deaf in one ear & can’t hear out of the other? Or are you just plain dumb? Blind, deaf & dumb? Or a 6th sense involved? IA or IQ? Or IO? Doesn’t seem to hold water, does it? Ohh, that’s a cloud, right? C’mon ppl! Use logic. Critical thinking. Common sense. Stop the nonsense. It is what it is? No, it ain’t what it ain’t. If you refuse to participate, can the game go on? Or does everyone become spectators? C’mon ppl, heads up. Sit up straight. Pay attention. Get a grip. What’s the worst that can happen? Death? If it lives, it dies. C’mon ppl. Think. Think for yourselves, don’t let others think for you. All in perspective, not same perspective of all.
@AreGeeBee
@AreGeeBee Год назад
@@aliseegenuine6414 Are you having a neurotic episode?
@2ndflare54
@2ndflare54 Год назад
@@aliseegenuine6414 Straight out of Requiem for a Dream... Take quantum computers into account and your small minded rant is malnourished. No overload. Only overlord.
@MarcosGabrielSantosRocha
@MarcosGabrielSantosRocha 3 месяца назад
It is pure gold! First thing first, thanks for sharing it with us, that's literally a lot! I'm commenting on 2024, seeing the breakthroughs that have been made in AI, and trying to understand when it all started. As someone studying computer science, this video brought light to various aspects of my journey in AI. The funny thing is that we've always been scared about conscious machines. Sometimes it is scary to live in this world, but it's uniquely unique.
@DarkerThanBlack88
@DarkerThanBlack88 3 года назад
Holy shit. I wasn't ready for rotwang. That dude damn near gave me a heart attack.
@breceeofficial
@breceeofficial Год назад
If only the folks in the video could see our creative AI's today, such as DALL-E 2, Rave, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion etc...
@Loagun
@Loagun Год назад
The machine can think if the human first creates the program for the machine to think defining the parameters of what calculations the machine can calculate within the scope of that program.
@paulclalchungnunga2052
@paulclalchungnunga2052 2 года назад
Very informative , whole lotta thanks for the post tbh
@yourmumschancla3953
@yourmumschancla3953 Год назад
You see what you believe. That is such an excellent point for how we view politics and other topics of today.
@yoericktv9610
@yoericktv9610 3 года назад
This video is soooo awesome! Thank you so much for uploading this. Subbed!
@citykeys3495
@citykeys3495 Год назад
"A deep but narrow mind will always breakdown when it meets a new situation"
@hhairball9
@hhairball9 3 года назад
I really enjoyed that! Thank you!
@Mina_Meow
@Mina_Meow Год назад
impressive how far they had already gotten in the early 60s
@thejinn99
@thejinn99 Год назад
Having used NovelAI and AI Dungeon, I can confirm that sometimes the output you get makes no sense or the computer just repeats the same thing over and over. Interesting it was happening there as well, despite the massive difference in code length.
@allxtend4005
@allxtend4005 Год назад
a computer can not learn, a programm can learn but only things that it get programmed from a human. a Programm will never be able to do the same thing as a human can do and when i mean it never will then i mean it never will. A Social media programm will thing only this way but a programm can never feel or have the knowledge of feeling it is the same as you tell a blind person what color is wat.
@oxycuntin2059
@oxycuntin2059 Год назад
for every code theres its own special bugs thats why we love coding
@wskinnyodden
@wskinnyodden Год назад
A bit ahead of time concerning the machine actually doing anything remotely close to thinking. Heck, even today we quite off target and quite far from a real thinking AI that can be considered conscient. In fact it is my belief that true conscience as we know it is in fact an emergent property of a complex system. To achieve that goal we don't actually need more compute power than we already have, what we do need is a different implementation of neural networks and their training systems. An implementation where the training system is merged with the neural network it is training and working in tandem in real time. The implementation will also need to, like us, have an interface with "reality", the idea here being to have a robotic body that the AI needs to learn to interface with and use, like learning to walk, and also have audio input and output via microphones and speaker. Microphones wise I would like to use 2 mic arrays so that directional audio sensing. Of course having something along the lines of legs and hands is of great importance. Such a machine would to, in many a way, have to be trained and brought up not unlike a child. And I'm inclined to believe
@sleepingbee101
@sleepingbee101 4 года назад
you finally came back👏🤤
@OptimisticFuturology
@OptimisticFuturology 4 года назад
Back for good! Stay tuned for bi-weekly videos!
@nikolaigriggs4060
@nikolaigriggs4060 4 года назад
@@OptimisticFuturology will you make a video about the promising approaches in developing true ai such as the theory of Jeff Hawkins? P.s Glad to have you back!
@forestharrow5372
@forestharrow5372 3 года назад
I never leave for long Json
@jolion
@jolion 3 года назад
lol
@lolmeow
@lolmeow Год назад
the thinking machine is a masterpiece by today' standards. peak directing
@SomeCandianGamer
@SomeCandianGamer Год назад
watching that part teaching the computer a W or P and im just like they had touch screens back then?!
@zekibagav3934
@zekibagav3934 Год назад
Great work ! Thanks !
@ageedmurad3512
@ageedmurad3512 3 года назад
A great video thank you so much:)
@DarkWraithKevin
@DarkWraithKevin Год назад
I fell asleep watching sbfp and I woke up to this, I'm not complaining
@MDLi0n
@MDLi0n Год назад
So, this is amazing. I love this
@patrickhurley7029
@patrickhurley7029 3 года назад
people will be so confused at our internet if they can figure out it exists in the future- because here we have a documentary and an interview on the development of the same thing needed to have an internet, and that the internet was just becoming when this was made- and here it is posted on the internet long after
@metaphorpritam
@metaphorpritam 4 года назад
You finally came back with pent up content. Welcome back, sir! Missed you so much! (No Homo)
@MJDreams
@MJDreams 9 месяцев назад
@OptimisticFuturology - is material in this video copyrighted or not? How do you get around the licenses etc. ?
@yank3656
@yank3656 3 года назад
thanks for sharing Futurology
@danielash3576
@danielash3576 3 года назад
When we are born we have been prepared for our lives before leaving the womb in our struggle to make sense of the world we begin to learn from our experiences and learn from it.
@rickjensen2833
@rickjensen2833 3 года назад
DNA
@rondamon4408
@rondamon4408 3 года назад
Excellent videos.
@jrgengrelllykken1083
@jrgengrelllykken1083 3 года назад
Great collection of old cnowledge and development. Recomended!
@johnsimpson6181
@johnsimpson6181 3 года назад
I remember seeing the David Wayne segment in elementary school in the 1960s.
@elon2159
@elon2159 3 года назад
How old are you? How do you feel about how advanced technology has become since you were a child? I mean now you can speak into your smartphone and it literally understands what you're saying but compare that to the 1960s? How do you feel?
@zeothorn
@zeothorn 2 года назад
Excellent video!
@alwayslive7460
@alwayslive7460 3 года назад
THANK YOU FOR SHARING
@etienne5328
@etienne5328 Год назад
These mind blowing shows are from the 1950's. The technology that is Actually in certain hands including AI, is far beyond what were shown
@GabrielA-vk5tr
@GabrielA-vk5tr 3 года назад
what year was this film done? Its insane!! Machine :earning back on the 50s or earlier? Thank you so much for sharing and posting this video
@20vtechnik
@20vtechnik 9 месяцев назад
This is fascinating.
@Footprints1111
@Footprints1111 Год назад
I just cleaned the same amount of dust from under my bed the other day. 😂😊
@lisabarnes924
@lisabarnes924 4 года назад
40:06 “in television, the bad guy is supposed to lose...” Thanos BEFORE endgame:
@whitecloudmountainminnowpr6353
@whitecloudmountainminnowpr6353 3 года назад
That's why television is boring. You know what's going to happen
@royalkingdomcommando72
@royalkingdomcommando72 Год назад
Cool video!
@frozencode5238
@frozencode5238 4 года назад
You're back ❤️
@OptimisticFuturology
@OptimisticFuturology 4 года назад
Yup & no more breaks this time! Will be following a strict bi-weekly schedule and have a ton of videos in queue!
@deepanshusharma6358
@deepanshusharma6358 11 месяцев назад
from where did you get these old clips of people 19's. That's so fascinating.
@timfondiggle2582
@timfondiggle2582 3 года назад
This is great
@Nick-me7ot
@Nick-me7ot 2 года назад
Im looking forward to the documentary that will be made on singularitynets technology - it is the missing puzzle piece that will finally allow a.i to achieve its true potential.
@birdy369
@birdy369 2 года назад
I love the beginning. I know one of those guys is a real actor... but I'm wondering if one isn't much of an actor lol, perhaps he's actually a tech wiz. Either way, I love how they're just kicking back smoking, pondering the subject, one guy teaching the other what he knows.
@spiralsun1
@spiralsun1 Год назад
Claude Shannon is in the intro. Lol. Father of the information society. If you ever heard of “Shannon Entropy” that’s the guy.
@davinsonsampson4220
@davinsonsampson4220 Год назад
They were doing a podcast
@saksham9170
@saksham9170 3 года назад
This made me appreciate my programming job
@eirikmurito
@eirikmurito 11 месяцев назад
I notice the tech industry tries to blur the lines of what is considered alive. Simulated emotions doesnt make something alive. And then they try to detail the discussion with "yea but what if we are living in a simulation ourselves"
@PatriciaMcManus
@PatriciaMcManus 9 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@romstk7411
@romstk7411 Год назад
Thank you...
@thevrhubnetwork
@thevrhubnetwork Год назад
This is the first vid I'm watching of urs before I finish this vid n check for an update I'ma just say we need an update on this
@jjj-gs3gq
@jjj-gs3gq Год назад
A video of wisdom
@john2759
@john2759 3 года назад
Fascinating 🤔
@TalesInAncientBooks
@TalesInAncientBooks 3 года назад
This is when they told people much of the truth about life!
@Fylasfrommabi
@Fylasfrommabi Год назад
the one thing we must never do. is teach a self improving AI what we think to be what human values are or should be, because if we are judged by logic on morales without the usual self tricking we do to rationalize our behavour would label probably nearly all of us monsters that people must be protected from :
@SM-qk7jv
@SM-qk7jv 4 года назад
You're back. How are you?
@OptimisticFuturology
@OptimisticFuturology 4 года назад
Yup! Doing great, working on a ton of new videos!
@sabihatanveer8494
@sabihatanveer8494 3 года назад
Amazing
@themagpie_1
@themagpie_1 Год назад
just shows how long they`ve had touchscreen tech for..
@williammaldonado3516
@williammaldonado3516 Год назад
He looks like Pitney Bowes in Stanford Connecticut! Wow!
@kellysims5732
@kellysims5732 3 года назад
What year was the movie that is used in this video?
@starmaster1722
@starmaster1722 3 года назад
Yes they can think because spirits enter them. Godspeed souls.
@TMCahuillaNative
@TMCahuillaNative Год назад
We fill our own imagination with others imagination , thoughts , and ideas. (Entertainment mostly) Back in the day everybody had created and drew what they saw in their IMAGINATION and with their eye.
@D0S81
@D0S81 3 года назад
ELIZA is the mother of all modern chatbots ''tell me more about your family'' 🤣
@curtcoller3632
@curtcoller3632 3 года назад
The majority of birds CAN fly. Therefore one can assume, unless you mention the contrary, your bird can fly. Although some people - like me - would ask for more details before building a cage. In particular I would ask is the bird in your head or outside?
@aliseegenuine6414
@aliseegenuine6414 2 года назад
The majority CAN. But….always a minority WILL! Ironically, birds! On land, sea & air. Right? Nature at work.
@16nowhereman
@16nowhereman Год назад
The problem is not that birds can fly, but rather that human vocabulary is limited and confusing.
@jeremymcguire8385
@jeremymcguire8385 Год назад
Im interested in this
@scififan698
@scififan698 3 года назад
21:00 they could have given the left guy a higher chair. he's sitting almost with his knees in his neck. lol
@MrMetallix
@MrMetallix 2 года назад
He’s just leaning foreword
@E33Tpro
@E33Tpro 3 года назад
I've played around with a computer like the first one shown, does that make me old? LoL.
@kellysims5732
@kellysims5732 3 года назад
Yes. But my 1st computer was a TRS-80
@ginoverburgh9496
@ginoverburgh9496 3 года назад
I had a enourmous laugh when i saw that little boy writing letters...... He's wearing an Anarchy t-shirt 😂 😂 😂 😂 good docu thoug!!!
@DB-sg8ic
@DB-sg8ic Год назад
Men smoking cigarettes or on a pipe..takes me back to smell of my grandfathers
@problemsolved3293
@problemsolved3293 3 года назад
I would like to say how far we have come. but most of this was 30-40 years ago! we clearly slowed down funding on these projects as it wasn't making money for the original investors, most of whom are in their 90s or dead now.
@brucetrappleton6984
@brucetrappleton6984 2 года назад
The reason for the lack of funding is the military budget.
@johns6176
@johns6176 2 года назад
Good night everyone 😴
@permacultureli
@permacultureli 3 года назад
I´ve given AI and robotics a lot of thought in the last 10 years, since I began following the singularity theme. I believe it is us humans who will simply become more intelligtent through technological intelligence. I also believe the fear of machines taking "over" is not very intelligent, since scientists and researchers all over the world are behind it. Now, if that process of development is manipulated for private interests and for gain, then this intelligence becomes an extension of our will to dominance, and thus will create further inequality and exclusion. But if singularity involves the autonomy of AI in the future, it means human life systems will eventually be emancipated from private interests or competitiveness. Whatever culture ensues from technology paying heed to knowledge and science, will in the end take domination of greed out of the equation. Human life will only thus be elevated, I feel....only when machines are señf directing, self updating, and do the same with life on earth. I foresee the concept of inter-species democracy will rise, since to me it appears very obvious that only by protecting atmosphere, ecosystems, microbial life, and the balance of earthly life, only then will mankind recover its place in this world....and only then will we be fit to travel elsewhere, encased in the beautiful intelligence we created to ultimately inhabit. This may all sound very utopian, but the evolution we have already experienced is no less grand. I would even venture to express we will end up delivering what Messianic expectations in the judo-Christian cultural lineage has always longed for. It is a deep longing, this salvation we seek now in science and technology. I don´t, by the way, believe the cast system presented in many dystopian science fiction works will come to pass ultimately. We won´t need any particular part of humanity to remain as Oompa Loompas, and underclass, etc....I think future humanity will be one single humanity, as genetically varied as possible, valued by AI that will become by then the scientific method and main power, served by robotics, and elevated in full, without the need for social or other stratification. Naturally, education will be universal and universally applied...we cannot becoming the unthinking part of future society, rather we must be up to par with knowledge.
@aliseegenuine6414
@aliseegenuine6414 2 года назад
The year 2525?
@user-rv7nx7jy8b
@user-rv7nx7jy8b 2 года назад
disagree why would they work for us if they have free will and more intllegnt imean look to what we did to other animals thats the nature of the life the weak surve the strong
@spiralsun1
@spiralsun1 Год назад
Excellent. That was actually fun to read. You even mentioned oompa Loompas! You are indeed a great thinker: thanks.
@jordanzothegreat
@jordanzothegreat Год назад
I don't put much faith in the science community to get it right. The governments of the world would weaponize a superior intelligence the first chance they get, and if you look at gain of function research as another arrogant human notion of a powerful technology they could control, I think we have a basket full of vipers on our hands.
@M4RI4TIGER
@M4RI4TIGER Год назад
Best comment ever
@ar15ona89
@ar15ona89 Год назад
The robot at 1:01:00 is the same model as the cleaning lady on the Jetson's.
@Amanda-cd6dm
@Amanda-cd6dm Год назад
Example of programming: T.V. programming(programming humans), tells you what to watch, what to like, what to not like, programming
@lawrencebishton9071
@lawrencebishton9071 Год назад
Sat on light versatile
@dannywhite9975
@dannywhite9975 Год назад
35:01 - yeah that makes sense.
@Sashabeana13
@Sashabeana13 Год назад
How interesting
@PauLWaFFleZ
@PauLWaFFleZ 4 года назад
I see you have playlists for Deep Learning and Machine Learning, when are those videos going to be available?
@OptimisticFuturology
@OptimisticFuturology 4 года назад
Very shortly! I've spent the channel hiatus working on many new videos as well as updating past ones which will be releasing bi-weekly!
@danishahmedmedia2588
@danishahmedmedia2588 10 месяцев назад
Good i like it
@mooklaathegreat3662
@mooklaathegreat3662 3 года назад
at 12 minutes is is a great example of the nonchalant Racism of the time period. The Missionary and cannibal question.
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