The Next Era of Computing | Extropic 

That's would be so funny to see Quebec revolutionizing the computing technology

Beff Jezos the man

man as an aspiring engineer, this channel is awesome, all the new people. companies, inventions that will shape the world. just keep going! this is a million kind sub channel!

7:02 "and of course, open sourcing our software" music to my ears. These guys are the real deal! Can't wait for the interview Jason❤

Thermodynamic computing! Very cool! Using thermal "noise" as an asset rather than a liability - I love the elegance of that approach! Best wishes to Extropic in their work!

So instead of using 0s and 1s, they are using noise generated from heat as the form of computation? That goes way over my head but it sounds cool!

the science and their tech is so far out, it barely makes any sense to laypersons like myself. a longer episode w/ an in-depth interview with Gill would be really cool

FIRST 4K S³, FIRST THERMODYNAMIC CHIP! (Full interview with Guillaume is here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QjVOfM2EBnE.html)

I love this guy. Saw him first on the Lex Fridman podcast. He's building a really nice fridge here.

Most underrated channel on RU-vid. Thanks for putting this out there

This felt like the docking scene from interstellar

Very excited to see how far this goes!!

This episode is a huge milestone for your work and for e/acc. Big congrats!

Very cool, and kudos to the team

Awesome footage and production 🤩

"Scale civilization to the Stars" we/humanity need visionary thinkers like this in places of government and business leadership to positively impact society. Please keep pushing and no, you are definitely not going crazy!

Great video! Hope your channel grows and many more people start loving technology and humanity again

You had me at "open source"

i already own so much noise, i am ready to start! 🙂 Very mind blowing demonstration. many thanks!

Loving S3 content criminally underrated

So excited about Extropic. I wish I was able to work in the US and join them. Great video 🤩

great job boys

This is fantastically exciting! Thermodynamic computing always made the most sense to me, so I'm happy to see an ambitious startup on this path. Good luck!

This channel is going to blow up

wow this is amazing, i feel like you guys have cracked the code

Superb. Amazing.

Had the same idea a while back. This is the way ... for building AGI. Using nature to compute like an analog computer. Didn't realise it would be practical but someone actual made it

LFG, love your guys videos.

It won't replace classical computing. You don't need a QC to change traffic lights. What it will do is solve problems that are impossible to solve with classical computers.

Great passion from a scientist entrepreneur‼️

Excited for the deep dive... love all the tech you've featured on the channel I just can't for the life of my understand what he's talking about 😆 Hoping you can bring in some real world examples with how things are done / were done, then how this would do that same thing in a better / more efficient way, in a way that doesn't sound so nebulous

Some of these videos need an eli5 section. This one especially.

À Sherbrooke en plus, très cool comme projet, lâchez pas!

beff is doing god's work ⚡

I loooooove how you look at things from a massive fundamentals approach - using electrons to mimic generative AI physically!??!?!?!?! Materials science + AI is the most valuable role in the world right now

great pro video!

This video makes me want to cry tears of joy

Digging your videos man.

This legend living his destiny! Just wow!

bravo sir, bravo

amazing

Does anyone know what song is playing at the very beginning?

guilaume is just radiating his passion for advancing the frontier of compute!

Subscribed.

This is what a Start-up looks like.

Woah! At first i was spektical now iam even more

So, any numbers? I'd like to know how more efficient it is compared to current computation methods. Is it as every efficient as the brain?

1. Choose a Universal QC Gate-set. 2. Use their tech to creat the specific distribution of each Universal Gate. 3. Expand your algorithm using this Universal Gate-set. 4. Run your new application on their Thermo’puter.

What is the price tag on the fancy fridge with next level IoT?

This is either going to be massive or they are talking nonsense just to attract investors

Quantum computers have yet to be shown to be faster than standard computers at ANY task. Every single paper that has come out that has claimed to be faster at performing tasks has been shown to be able to perform as fast or faster on a standard architecture.

How do you scale quantum generative ai, open source or not? A cryogenic datacenter?

Mad scientist! Hope it all works out! Everything peaks and falls at some point just hope our point isnt tooooo soooon

Moving beyond from known to embracing unknown.

I need an ELI5 section for this kind of topic

Where can I buy your stock?

Nice to see the next shitty theranos startup is here.

So, the future of computing is based on quantum computing, Josephson junctions, and a dilution refrigerator? Color me skeptical.

Please add startups videos to the playlist and even podcast thank you 🙏

All change is computation. That which increases entropy is computation. The universe computes reality nearly for free. So the question becomes: how low can we go? Can we do away with our wasteful/limited computational abstractions and simply ride the wave?

feels like Alan turing's lab of the 2024 👍🏻

Thank you Jason Carman for sharing startup's stories on Saturdays (S³) from Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada and presenting how the CEO and Co-Founder of EXTROPIC (Guillaume Verdon and Trevor McCourt) Entrepreneurs and Scientists are contributing to the future of AI and Quantum Computing. I learnt a new expression... "Thermodynamic Computing".

But can it play Crisis? As a gamer and future scientist I really like where Jason took this narrative.

Is your channel by any chance named after the S²?

I recently had this idea that in order to make ai efficable on a large mainstream scale, really just agi, we would need to reinvent the transistor to be the neuron or node in the neural net whereas right now we have many transitiors pseudo-emulating each node. Sounds like this is what these guys are doing but in a way much more sophisticated than I imagined

how old is this field

Does anyone know how to invest in this startup?

Be careful, remember Wardenclyffe Tower

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Interesting

Could you build this into neutrosofic logic???

Just .... Holy FU$K!

How can I invest? 👀

Pretty much just analog computing? The gradient descent of the parameters is still performed on classical computers, just the loss calculation on here. I find it frustrating that he is purposefully describing it extremely abstractly and making new terminology, it only confuses people and makes it harder to understand, I assume to attract more VC money.

Ai jobloss or extinction? Maybe. But with swell robotics everywhere, Ai jobloss is the only thing I worry about anymore. Anyone else feel the same? Should we cease Ai?

Man I really really hope this isn't gonna be one of those revolutionary fields of research with no practical applications

Seems interesting, but also very impractical to scale and deploy at a large scale. May be a room temperature superconductor (when discovered) will make this much more feasible. But then again, a room temperature superconductor will revolutionize the whole world, not just this :)

We are reaching the cliff of ASI

Awe-some

Normand Marineau

is this guy @BasedBeffJezos

I don't wanna go to the stars.

His beard is grandiose

Do people highly educated in thermodynamic physics know of a higher consideration of nature that overrides accepting that diodes can rectify Johnson Nyquest thermal noise and, given the orderlyness of consistent orientation in parallel, aggregate a DC residue from each diode into power at any scale?

why does this feels like a parody? 😂

Wobble wobble

Smells like series B

Hello Mr simple storage service

We have enough intelligence; lack of intelligence is not our problem. Our problem is for what purpose we use this intelligence. We can have intelligence to build a bridge, but why do we build that bridge needs a reason that cannot be dictated by mere intelligence. These people who are going to the stars, need therapy, but no amount of Ai will get them to therapy.

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a team of remote viewers I follow looked a few years into the future.. I think 2027.. and saw chips that functioned more biologically and they said they felt organic and more like brains

I did not understand one single thing that was said. Is it just me?

it's beff

With general purpose extropic DC - electrical - power - coproduced - with - refrigeration - devices the requirement for a mature civilization is very intense. The science fiction novel Tau Zero teaches that sometimes the way out is more. In the novel the starship had ro step closer to the speed of lght to survive. Open sourse development as desired by you, me, some AI & computer developers, and many others may balance social issues with exuberance everywhere. For example economic refugees in LA could use security devices including radios and witness cameras to be protected from street extortionists. Extropy is an underused general concept. There should be many ways to fabricate DC - power - coproduced - with refrigeration - devices Another method to plausibly transform ambient heat into electricity with equivalent cooling essentally consists of two electrodes closely face to face (~1 micrometer) in a vacuum wired to an external electrical load. The face of the [Emitter] electrode is covered with a uniform array of LaB6 tipped small diameter carbon nanotubes grown straight out. The face of the [Absorber] electrode is covered with small scale graphine flake char. [Rice U 2014] Thermal energy mobilized unattached electrons will tend to free themselves outward from the emitter tips and drift at ~1 million meters / second @ 25 millivolts (thermal electron energy @ 20 C) to the absorber which tends to collect them. A negative charge accumulates on the absorber. This repels oncoming electrons slowing their forward drift, cooling them. The absorber electrode charge is simultaneously the repelling cooling and the external electrical load voltage. The drift current and external wire route current are the same. The DC electrical power consumed by the electrical load depends on the load resistance. Thermal energy absorption always equals the electrical yield. Wire resistance is a practical loss not a true loss so lt is overcome by added device output. Extra cooling thenalances the heat given off by the wire loss. The performance of the device is expected to be modest in the beginning but improve rapidly. Even early devices are expected to last a long time. There is little place for obsolence if the first installed device works adequately. They will withstand being short circuited indefinately up to an electromigration limit. Here is an impractical device that is easy check for mechanical workability. Its parts are large enough to act as everyday mechanisms but small enough to work well with the nanometer scale thermal motions of gas molecules. This device hypothetically creates self powered thermal diversification: Sketch made with keyboard characters: COLD tank ())--:WALL:-->> HOT tank Key ()) = Paddlewheel. -- = Axle. (Continuous from end to end) : : = Axle tunnel going through a wall. >> = Lumped friction element Please visualize two tanks full of air separated by a very thin wall that allows the rooms to hold their heat independently with minor leakage through the wall. The wall is thin to delicately support billions of separate nanometer scale short axles running straight through loosely enough to rotate freely but not leak very much heat so the rooms can hold separate temperatures. On the left side, a very small paddlewheel is mounted at the left end of each axle. On the right side, lumped friction elements are mounted stationary in place on the wall, one for each axle, for the right end of each axle to run through. The lumped friction elements convert the mechanical rotation of their axle into heat. The lumped friction elements do not impart Brownian motion to their axle. Brownian motion (a nanometer scale effect) turns the paddlewheels at random speeds randomly clockwise or counterclockwise. This random rotation is turned into heat by the lumped friction elements. The committed, linked, and functional roles of the walls, paddlewheels, axles, and lumped friction elements in differnt places should systemically produce a divergence in the thermal energy in the two tanks without adding external energy. The analogous conversion of thermal random motion of clean gas atoms or molecules into macroscopic fluidic power by aggregated aligned very small tesla vavular conduit fluidic rectifiers may also be possible. In ~1980 the ~solid state device lab at the University of Virginia Charlottesville made THz rectifiers, one use being detectors for radio astronomy. They knew they needed to make them small for femto farad Junction capacitance. They couldn't register well at the time so they made open face diode array patches so they could find them and select one diode to wire up. The diodes were Au electrodeposits in SiO2 pores abutting N type GaAs. I bought one and had it sent to a lab in California. They put some conductive paste and a lead on top and tested it. It made a clear output under professional conditions. They went out of business and never sent me the chip. The Virginia Lab spun off Virginia Diodes Inc. There may be ballistic rectification between carbon nanotubes embedded in an orthogonal array abutting a graphine sheet. Au/InSb diode arrays may be worth considering too. ALOHA

holy s$@!

Oh so it still needs to be super cooled to work? Sux that u cant run your chip at room temperature. A few questions come to mind. Hmm what amount of legacy infrastructure is this chip equivalent to? How many h100's does it replace? You need a room full of white dude phd's to babysit your chip. Can this realistically scale?

Hello Fellow Humans, Could you imagine if our education system in America was amazing and we got rid of religion. These people would be just normally educated people. Imagine what we could do with a massive population this smart. I can't wait for AGI so humans can learn more and be smarter overall. We need people to be this smart on average so we can advance exponentially. But we care about people playing with balls and social media people. Which doesn't advance society at all. I truly hope these guys make more breakthroughs. Great episode.

Seems like a lot of vudu magic and and snake oil to me. I think there’s just not enough to say on the topic right now for a video to be helpful.

7:50 africa

Surprised they actually do anything else than talking (that guy is just spewing out the full AI/Physics bullshit bingo). Still looks more like an academic experiment than like a business