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According to Le Bon, group intelligence is defined by the dumbest member, not smart one. So in a social network, the dumbest idea always prevail over smart one. The free speech end result is consensus on the most stupid idea. "Group decisions - my perhaps jaundiced view is that it is close to impossible for outstanding investment management to come from a group of any size with all parties really participating in decisions" - Warren Buffett.
@@clodieclod What do you mean by botted? Like actual bots posting comments or just "bots" whom I see everywhere (highest concentration I run into is on the road lol) who just read the comments and copy what everybody else is saying as opposed to just posting a genuine comment they came up with while watching the video. I ask because I now think that most of the people on the comments section aren't actually people, but just a mix of AI and other, more crude bots like the reply girls.
Radio shows have followed the same format for decades prior to the internet. Podcasts just use the internet rather than a radio to broadcast, and takes advantages of the conveniences and easy of access of digital media.
This is probably going to be the best PR move on Zuckerbergs behalf of his whole career. It somewhat humanized himself to a degree… that or the AI has been upgraded not sure
@@thebrunoserge Lmao at you thinking zuck isn’t intelligent. I’m not defending him but he’s obviously an intelligent person. I bet you’re a real Einstein
For most people, this will actually be the first time they have seen Mark in a free flowing conversation with someone they trust to make it as genuine as possible. Massive respect to Lex. He's an incredible human/AI
LMAO I see that you're touching on the same thing I was… I thought it was funny through watching this- Lex DID DO a phenomenal job! That said- Mark kept his security parameters in place. throughout the entire interaction Mark was still the amalgamation of the perceivable veneer he wants us to see.
I watched a demo of graphics cards & unity (something or other). We are there with photorealistic. Not sure how close to we are with this headsets. Would be wonderful we get there. To travel around. Photorealistic worlds to explore or even our real world. I very much look forward to Metaverse.
Lol. This podcast actually humanized Zuck more than I thought could be possible. He's just a huge nerd that wants everyone to come over and play at his house because he has the coolest new toys. Metaverse though is going to be the most epic flop of any new tech. People are finally coming around to the idea that walking in the woods by yourself or with a friend has more value than playing video games or designing a new dragon avatar. Go outside and enjoy the real world, and never buy a stupid virtual shirt!
@@matthewjaggers3975 It might be early but an OASIS-esque internet may well be in our future, it would simplify access enormously for the great majority of the planet, and soon enough Starlink to support it.
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 AGREE ... and who's talking about money anyway? Still, objectively regardless of money Mark still a person with much bigger impact for the world in general, so far.
Have to agree, never been a fan of mark zuckerberg but realise I've only been fed information about him via an algorithm that tries to get an emotional reaction, or whenever he's in the news for something meta did. It's refreshing to hear him just talk. It's still hard to say where his heart is at and how I feel about his work but his ambition and ideas are interesting.
I find that what some people say about him disappointing. Disappointing in that, it seems to me, that people are doing what seems to be a popular narrative about Mark Zuckerberg. Describing him as unfeeling, like a robot, dehumanizing him, and dehumanizing Lex too. What I see are two people who are thoughtful and with that thoughtfulness they can sometimes make such well considered responses that those responses are outstanding and so liken that precision to a robot rather than acknowledge the thoughtfulness of their responses. I wish the interview was longer and hope they share another conversation. It seemed to me Mark Zuckerberg alluded to his openness or even interest in doing another. Hopefully he is not discouraged from the comments section of this video. I'm sorry if my sentence construction isn't great... I just woke up but wanted to finish off the rest of the video and, unexpectedly, feel the impulse to do this comment -all while feeling a little sleepy lol.
Lex has managed to humanize Zuckerberg in my eyes for the first time, or maybe it's just that I've never heard him speak for such a long period of time unscripted and openly, or maybe the AI is just getting really good now
Yeah I agree..im.surprised more big figures don't do this to Improve their image..I also find a bit disturbing that I could view someone so badly without really hearing them speak like this as well Edit * upon reflection it's not so much I viewed Zuckerberg as the bad guy but more so Facebook as a whole
I think that's an issue with Zuckerberg. He rarely goes unscripted. Meanwhile, Musk isn't afraid to go unscripted, he shoots out some questionable tweets and smokes dope with Rogan. Musk has inhuman intelligence, ambition and work ethic - but we still see him as human because he's more open and real. Zuck should take notes.
Mark looks and feels more natural in this podcast. Kudos to the devs working hard to bring us this version of Mark. Can't wait to see what the next update will be like for Mark!
Knowing that Lex Fridman built Mark 20+ years ago in his mothers basement and seemingly hasn’t kept up with him as the AI has gone on to make a huge name for itself in tech really makes this whole conversation come full circle
Yeah all the people acting surprised that Mark looks "most human" are forgetting about developer bias, you know how your creation ticks and know what to ask. Leave it to QA/Production to make it crash with a question or two.
Zuckerberg Is hard to Guage and don't forget - He didn't come up with the Facebook idea himself although he did recognize it's potential and act on it... Perhaps a wolf in sheep's clothing... Not sure.
Lex: makes a thoughtful, somber introduction about the importance of honest deep conversations also Lex: proceeds to immediately troll Mark right at the beginning
Seriously, I am really happy to see Lex has been able to create a platform where people of Zuckerberg's position are willing to go on. Just amazing and he deserves it. Congratulations
Wow. I actually thought exactly the opposite. I am surprised to see how much enthusiasm there still is in him. It's a nerdy one, so maybe it's not visible to everyone. I also got a bit upset on his uneasiness at Lex' comment following the (brilliant) bot test at the beginning. I liked the idea, I didn't like the "that is a very impressive performance" comment. Zuckerberg froze for a sec, I think it's very visible.
Your introduction was so true, heartfelt and personal on so many levels. I appreciate you and how you impact the world through conversation & knowledge…Thank you
our way of expressing these concepts always attracts me, and nothing, but nothing compares with it-- the tone, the depth of spirituality, I can't put it into words. Your Manifesting Manual is something I can read over and over and soak up. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq I am in process of making the routine a solid part of my life, and it has made a difference! I LOVE your 12 meditations too! I know I am a different person after 9 months with Super Manifestor, and in process of continued positive change! You deserve accolades every day of the year! Keep on with everything, and as we say in Spanish, ANIMO! Lots of love and every blessing to you both.
You wanna be seen as human and as having a soul? This is how you do that. This ONE single interview will do more for Zuck than anything else he will ever do. I actually got my first real sense of the man in all these years.
I’ve just recently discovered Lex and his interviews. I find them fascinating so far. It reminds me of Charlie Rose, where there’s no audience or graphic distractions. That pure conversation setting is incredibly enjoyable to absorb every bit of this valuable information. This interview specifically, I have a new found appreciation for Mark and his relentless determination to find the best way forward with Meta. He gets a bad rap from others in social media, after hearing this, I think he’s very under appreciated as a pioneer in this interface. Thank you both Lex and Mark for all this information to consider. 👍🍻🇨🇦
I have to admit that I wasn't 99.9% sure of the existence of humanity in this gentleman's soul. Fortunately, this conversation got me pretty close to that number. Way to go, Lex. Your craft keeps getting better and better.
Before this interview, did you think that Zuckerberg was Dr Evil just manipulating humanity in his lab atop Mt. Everest? 😂 Whenever people point the finger at Zuckerberg as single-handedly destroying humanity, that tells me that you don’t understand algorithms, and that you don’t take responsibility for OUR role in the poison on social media. The algorithms amplify our good and bad, they don’t create it.
@@donharris8846 yep. I think it’s the same with anything and everything though, people included. When something results in a negative, we very quickly forget all the positives. I haven’t used Facebook in a few years now but I LOVED it for a good 5 or 6 years in my early 20’s. I made a lot of great friends on there and it was such a great way to keep in touch with people and share media. But now people can only see it as some evil and manipulative tool. But like you said, that isn’t down to the service it’s down to the users who (for no fault of their own often) lack critical thinking skills, or who actively wish to manipulate and deceive. The kinds of people who would use any other form of media to do so, but Facebook is unfortunately perfect for nefarious deeds like that. I mean newspapers have been used for propaganda, deceit, manipulation etc for centuries. But you don’t hear people decrying the evils of the daily newspaper
@@julesbrunton1728 the algorithms reflect human emotions. People pay attention to the negative, that’s why a positive compliment doesn’t have an emotional impact as a negative compliment. We are the algorithm, people just don’t like to take blame. Literal NPCs walking among us.
That is comedy, as though Zuck needs to prove to us, through himself secondly, that he has primary conscious agency and consent in this reality. How surreal lol
@@RighteousBrother You're stunned 2 people are talking... Zuck isn't a god mate... The fact you're stunned by this just shows how sucked up into all this you are... And if you can't see that, you'll never know
This isn't being a force of good promoting this..How sadly deceived people are these..While he may have good qualities, I don't know him, this isn't something that's good for the world..
I feel like Mark zuckerberg treats every conversation or interaction like a test on which he’s being graded. I don’t feel like I ever get a response from him where he’s actually expressing his opinion, but instead trying to give the optimal answer. So...no surprises from this interview.
I can almost see that perspective; I think many people are missing the context. This was one of the most human and natural and open interviews I’ve seen Mark give. He IS trying to give an optimal answer because he’s the face of a billion dollar company; That’s a lot of context people throw out. Further he’s a guy who has been PR schooled basically through his entire adult life. What you’re seeing here are natural responses with a few caveats. Are they filtered through a PR lens? Indeed. If you expect better I suspect you’ll not find it anywhere :)
he is just a person operating on a different level than all of us. he needs to be calculated and stay on point. his personality is now this. an intelligent introverted person normally speaks like this.
You can tell, because you are a human with a deep and developed ability to read body language. This is the body language of a person who is not sharing their actual thoughts. We also already know from the whistle blower that they are purposefully doing things that are harmful to people and especially youth
Thanks, Lex for doing this long-form interview, it is important for public figures like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk to explain themselves because mainstream media and short interview wouldn't be enough
He sounds like an average business owner trying to find the next big thing. That is fine, but an average business owner should not have the power and influence of Meta. I wish he had the same influence as the German company that bought Budweiser. The power to influence every election in the Free World is a bit much.
this was actually way more interesting than I initially thought. I thought the Zuck would just go full cyborg and push the metaverse but he brought a more human version of his software today
Dear Lex, your attitude is simply disarming. You manage to bring out the best in your conversation partners by focusing on their positive points and it is very pleasant to listen to your interviews.
Was hoping to hear about positive points of Mark - tech innovations, unfortunately nothing about React, GraphQL and other brilliant technologies from FB ((((
This was surprisingly interesting and Zuckerberg came off surprisingly well. It feels like it was rushed towards the end, I wish it would have lasted longer. I'll be hoping for a part 2 where things get to go deeper.
I'm sure Zuck rehearsed all possible questions beforehand. He's been scrutinized so many times that he just repeats the same lines that he has memorized.
I think it’s because Zuck was asked human questions, rather than media narrative questions. The point here was to have a conversation, rather than to target key discussions. Which is why I love the Lex Fridman podcast. Make having normal human conversations normal again.
Lex, what are the chances this story is true; Urgent please read this thoroughly! I'm also trying my best to get this out to Alex O'connor (Cosmic Skeptic) Stephen Woodford (Rationality rules) And Drew McCoy (Genetically Modified Skeptic) Stephen Fry Johnny Harris Martin Van Beynen Or anyone who I think are seekers of truth and kindness, and could help me and listen to the whole story. Hi Sam Harris, I've been a huge fan of yours for years and found your wisdom greatly helpful in my life. Please please read this ASAP I read your book on lying recently and though it was brilliant. I have thought for a very long time that truth absolutely matters. And like you said that the only replacement for bad science, is good science. To get to the point and give a bit of context, the night before last (now the 25th of February) I was away with 6 friends, we took some LSD, then they mistook my dark humour for real danger (I've long been a fan of comedians like Ricky Gervais, Bill Burr, Jimmy Carr, Jim Jefferies and the late Robin Williams and Christopher Hitchens) They then tried coercing me into committing suicide, and if I didn't do it, they would kill me. They were trying to build up the courage to do it themselves as time went on. As they were scared for their own safety and thought this was their only option. I tried my best to assure them I was absolutely harmless (which I know I am) but failed in the end to do so. This lasted for well over 12 hours where I was terrified to move and try get out for help. I ended up getting family to call for help urging for police, but only an ambulance came, they refused to take me and insisted I went with the friends who wanted me dead. untill I ran myself for help. I was absolutely terrified and still think there is a huge threat. No one really seems to believe me so far (but now my therapist and 2 of my best friends do) and I'm hoping so much that you may be able to hear me out and help me as to where to go from here. I'm now with family and terrified to go home or get back to work and normal life. I'm scared that talking to police/lawyers/journalists will put me in more danger as I'm guessing they are unlikely to believe me at first, and I don't know the intricacies of the law surrounding their responsibilities. So I'm hoping you will believe me, and I can prove it somehow. I also don't want them charged with anything or any bad to ever come to them in any form because I don't believe in free will, and think they are good people in a horribly misunderstood situation. Another thing of importance is that I've had depression on and off for around 20 years. And after this experience where i thought I was certainly going to die, there is no way I'd ever think of suicide as an option again. and l still think the threat is active. So if I dissappear, or appear to commit suicide, I assure you this is not the case. This is no kind of joke, please, please help me. I'm willing to send $1000 worth of BTC first to prove it. I emphasize first! You can reach me on +64 210624383 Pleading regards, Joel
@@Sylar-451 What do you think Sam Harris is going to be able to do for you? I'm not even sure what exactly you're asking. To just believe you? Keep speaking with your therapist friend. I have one too, they help.
@@sandollor thanks, I see your point, and trust me I do realize just how insane all of this appears.. For one, I have no one in my life who I've ever really been able to connect with on a scientific perspective like I get with Sam, Alex, Stephen and Drew. And it feels so incredibly isolating it's not funny. This is no one's fault, given my view and the likelyhood that there's no free will, like these people also believe. I've up routed my whole life, terrified to go back anywhere near my home, as I know there's still a decent chance of a threat to my life. I'm starting to feel a little better and safer, and with that a little clearer thought on how to proceed. But I know that lying isn't part of that. And Sam and the others I think would at least be interested enough to do a little digging and see this is no delusion. And then if they do agree it's real, surely they would have some insight as to where to go from here. Or maybe not, and I'll have to get myself out of this mess somehow. After the week I've had, nothing would suprise me now. Feel free to call me yourself if you'd like more details. Contact with a stranger might just help or at least help me reflect
Honerstly low key shade that seems to be overlooked in the comments beyond the "hur hur mark robot hur hur" was a great take. Beyond that, honestly the rest of the interview was palatable, I need to get more woke to fully adopt the hur hur robot thesis.
Damn, AI has evolved at such a fast pace: 1) Mark passed the ‘I am not a Robot’ test 2) Mark made a joke about the duration of his congressional hearings which was quite funny
Agree. Nice interview... Finally got a good insight on The Zuc. Between Zuc and Dr. Evil (Bozos), I have a much better feeling with this man... Of course, only time will tell...
@@Shikhar_ They're both capitalist overlords who stole their biggest "accomplishments" from other people. Musk stole Tesla and ripped off the guys who really put in the work. Zuckerberg stole Facebook from I think two other guys who did the majority of the work. Musk is far more like Edison than Nikolai Tesla, nothing but a con-man.
We crack jokes about this but it's a fallacy that working in AI means you won't be able to communicate and connect with other human beings, in fact you'd be terrible at your job that was the case. As you've witnessed they need to have a deep sense of wanting to do what's good for people, what can help, what can create peace. The cynical perspective to these types is of course, the road to hell is paved with good intentions
@@cunningham.s_law I mean the purpose of AI is to imitate the human intelligence with out it’s limitations. In order to develop AI you definitely need to have a good understanding of human intelligence, thoughts and whatever humans experience
Please prove you're not a robot by circling all the trafic lights. Zuch: *LAUGHS IN REPTILE* XD Lex: "You actually did it, that is very impressive performance." Zuch: *is reptile*
It's good that Mark is on Lex's podcast. He should get out often to explain his own stuff and its benefits rather than letting people interpret everything for him. There are pros and cons to everything
Thank you for this comment. Too many Zucks is alien or robot comments out there. I think we need to understand people's motivation more that just echoing what others are saying. Otherwise we may be creating environments which breed dangers we say we are afraid of.
I got banned once on Facebook for a month for sharing the Joe Rogan and Alex Jones podcast a few years ago on my Facebook feed, how can they justify doing that? That ban definitely made me think a lot on what I share on my facebook and that is an horrible feeling of self-censorship, facebook is not a free place.
the algorithm is rampant and shows no emotion or sense of sarcasm or banter or context. In a bmw motorcycle group someone called their not running motorcycle a pig and someone in the comments objected to it being a fat pig, i got 1 week mute for saying "if you were a quarter ton of dead weight you'd call yourself a fat pig." for jokingly relating a machine to a human i got zucced instantly
Thank you Lex. You gave me the opportunity to view the Zuckerbot as a person, which is far from my consistent perspective of the entity that is the reason I get banned constantly from community discourse for telling the truth. Your podcast is amazing. You've never let me down.
@@akaku9 he’s the ceo of the company. Who the fuck else do we get in touch with for these issues? Whether or not he did it directly doesn’t matter, he is still the person who has to take the heat and manage these issues. Just because it’s a big company, doesn’t mean CEO isn’t in charge of the company’s actions. He’s totally responsible for it.
@@akaku9 Ronald McDonald wasn't a CEO. He was a mascot. While there are similarities between them as "faces" of corporations, one has power to change the company and the other has none.
Lex, I say to you now your introduction monologue was of the best you have ever delivered. Powerful, moving, inspiring, and right on the mark. As I took it all in, I wept as I considered that with deep thinkers who are not afraid, using their influence for the constructive good of the human race, there may be hope for us after all. Thank you Lex for all your work. Your grandfather would be most proud.
We always tend to antagonize and dehuminze characters who are different, and forget that this guy started as a simple programmer/web-site creator. It was really good interview
I think instead of ‘censorship of misinformation’ - there should be a general and simple statement consistently displayed that says “Facebook cannot verify any information posted, we are not an official media platform” More than we need a platform that filters media, we need one that sets the table for free speech to happen
about an hour and a half in is when this really started to get interesting. Unfortunately, thats also about when it ended. have zuck on for another pod, lex. thanks again for your work
sigh.... ok, guess I need to listen to the rest of it then. I got about 40 minutes in, and all I heard was a bunch of bs corporate-speak with regards to algo's not promoting adversarial engagement to maximize screen time, and (mostly) uninspiring projections about VR interactions, many of which I've already experienced on other platforms.
Exactly, this was one of the most surprising things of the interview tbh. Basically all of the other times i've seen Mark talk publicly, it's been strangely automatic and awkward. In this one, he felt more human than ever
@@murkythunder hey as someone like me is also is a total dork and recluse- so I get it. I am just glad lex was able to bring the humanity out in him. And show people a different side.
The problem with Facebook is that it changed from being a platform on which people express ideas, to a moderator of those ideas. Moderating "misinformation" and "hate speech" is an impossible task, and Facebook shouldn't pretend that it can. Now rather than getting mad at Trump for saying something mean on Facebook, the public gets mad at Facebook for not censoring him. Rather than criticizing Joe Rogan for covid misinformation, the public gets mad at Spotify for not censoring him. Platforms should allow for the expression of ideas, not put their own judgements on top of them.
I think companies get so much hate from all directions that they can’t organise the hate into wether it’s is actually a problem or wether it’s a few dumb people or trolls making a fuss
I'm all for freedom of speech, though I think the problem is unavoidable with big platforms that have a huge variety of advertisers. The public is always going to oppose both the person spreading the "misinformation" AND the medium that it's shared through. It's like accidentally giving a megafone to someone whose known to shout out gamer words. You can imagine people saying: "Who gave it to him?" Anyways the public image correlates with the businesses' success
Ummm.... Please explain when and where Joe Rogan gave misinformation???? He literally shared information that is backed up by hardcore data and years of research. You do realize it is SARS-CoV-2, meaning this is the SECOND time this has happened.
@@ignaciob you can have rules-I.e. delete posts attacking another person (which facebook doesn’t do). But facebook is arbitrating what is true and false. Facebook gave into the hate mob and banned Trump. There’s a difference between having rules and promoting certain voices over others (facebook / twitter currently).
I'm 19 years old and I've always thought that, as I get older, I don't want to become the grumpy old man that talks about how "the good old days", "kids these days" or how everything used to be better. I made it one of my life goals to keep up with technology. But hearing Mark say that soon, most of our meaningful experiences will supposedly be had in a digital world like the Metaverse, I'm starting to question my original stance. First off, I don't believe a majority of humans will ever have most of their meaningful experiences in a virtual world. At least not until we reach a 'Ready Player One' level of realism and endless possibilities, a space and time that doesn't try to replicate the current world (like the Metavers is doing right now), but surpasses it by removing its limitations (like in the aformentioned movie). In such a case, I wouldn't be too opposed to this societal change. Secondly, and because I don't think this level of realism will be possible until 30-40 years from now, Metaverse and its copies will continue to feel like a massive downgrade from 'real' society and life. It misses inherently human aspects such as senses (touch (and with that, temperature and human contact), smell, taste...), and lowers the of significance of things (virtual actions/events have no repercussions in the physical world and virtual objects aren't physically *real*).
We have to keep in mind that the solution for "keeping people from impersonating you" is a double edged sword and, while necessary in some cases, should be used with caution. Having to legally verify your identity can of course provide the benefit of accountability in online forums, offer you additional services tailored to you, and protect your identity, but it also opens up a mass of data to be tied to you legally that the providing organization can do with as they please. This is a problem especially for those who live in a place where the government has absolute control over the companies within it, their data, and the law of the land. Most of us aren't being oppressed now, but that doesn't mean we should needlessly open up the door.
I think with blockchain the de-centralized systems can be used to integrate these company wide worlds. So they "API" in these systems they have no control over. It just handshakes anonymous verification. All encrypted. None of it they can read. They just see a yes or no to verification between two external parties in a dynamic/setting to start an interaction, exchange.
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1:14:26 - Censorship
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Mark give me the Zucc
5:39 Mark Zuckerberg takes the infamous Captcha test.
With respect to framing: great and poignant introduction
Well done young poet, your on track to establish the balance, and dignity. Very proud of your journey, see you in the ether.
Right out the gate with the "am I a robot test" lmfao Lex is a legend
Fantastic! 🤣
@Lala failed the robot test.
@@LeighRobinsonBushcraft a power move.
@Lala Thotbot
There were cuts though, I bet he failed the first attempt
The traffic light test got me good. Well done, Lex
Nobody could have done it better, honestly. Perfect.
Legend 🙋♂️
Pls make a video from this cast lol
@Mike Gavrilov 5:37
@Peter Mckiernan
A Very shallow post
on a very important subject about social media platforms your using
Just thought that needed to be pointed out
Lex has finally interviewed the most advanced robot ever made.
You just took the words from my mouth
He interviewed himself?
Love it 😂
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He even gave him the "I'm not a robot" test
Damn, AI has improved A LOT. I could almost mistake him for a human now.
Lol
Are you talking about Lex or the Zuck?
@@THEMAX00000 both
AI interviews alien
@@Gabriel_F4924 And as I looked from one to the other, I could no longer tell the difference ...
The devs have got to be thrilled with how human Mark sounds in this patch.
Underrated comment right here, because it's funny, but also true.
According to Le Bon, group intelligence is defined by the dumbest member, not smart one.
So in a social network, the dumbest idea always prevail over smart one. The free speech end result is consensus on the most stupid idea.
"Group decisions - my perhaps jaundiced view is that it is close to impossible for outstanding investment management to come from a group of any size with all parties really participating in decisions" - Warren Buffett.
The amount of botted comments and likes trying to fix zucc's image by commenting weird stuff about how human and relatable he is is so hilarious.
@@clodieclod What do you mean by botted? Like actual bots posting comments or just "bots" whom I see everywhere (highest concentration I run into is on the road lol) who just read the comments and copy what everybody else is saying as opposed to just posting a genuine comment they came up with while watching the video. I ask because I now think that most of the people on the comments section aren't actually people, but just a mix of AI and other, more crude bots like the reply girls.
Depends on the shtoyle
Podcasts are the future. You can actually get to know and understand who a guest is, instead of seeing them play "truth or dare" on a talk show.
The present.
Well said brotha
Radio shows have followed the same format for decades prior to the internet. Podcasts just use the internet rather than a radio to broadcast, and takes advantages of the conveniences and easy of access of digital media.
@@tminustech Very good point, but for my generation and younger we forget that radio even exists.
Danger of that is people are going in to many directions.
This is probably going to be the best PR move on Zuckerbergs behalf of his whole career. It somewhat humanized himself to a degree… that or the AI has been upgraded not sure
Well yeah he's human - and not a particularly intelligent or capable one at it. That's the alarming thing about these billionaires
@@thebrunoserge Lmao at you thinking zuck isn’t intelligent. I’m not defending him but he’s obviously an intelligent person. I bet you’re a real Einstein
The audacity of some of these people... lol
@@PRICEX oh yeah if you consider this dude intelligent hanging out with me would absolutely blow your fucking mind
@@thebrunoserge
If you had any semblance of intelligence you wouldn't make such a comment even as a troll.
Lex: "Bathroom break?
Mark: "Sure."
Lex: "That was another test."
Lex is hilarious
timestamp?
Timestamp pls
Mark: I know..
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"Can you circle all the traffic lights please"
Zuckerburg laughing because he already did a system update to to beat the CAPTCHA's
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HAHAHA
xD
Fellow Jewish brother, but yeah, so much censorship. :/ Centrist.
Mark makes a lot of sense though. :p
For most people, this will actually be the first time they have seen Mark in a free flowing conversation with someone they trust to make it as genuine as possible. Massive respect to Lex. He's an incredible human/AI
All I see is two cyborgs here passing the Turing test
@@ghostphoto1789 LMAO! XD
@@ghostphoto1789 eh, that Mark Z-1 isn't terribly convincing, honestly. Le-X has a far softer, more human quality.
I’m one of those persons! It’s excellent
@@ghostphoto1789 yup.
This is either going to be the most human conversation Zuckerberg has ever had or the most robotic conversation Lex has.
Or both? Lol good point
…….the most robotic.
LMAO I see that you're touching on the same thing I was…
I thought it was funny through watching this- Lex DID DO a phenomenal job!
That said- Mark kept his security parameters in place. throughout the entire interaction Mark was still the amalgamation of the perceivable veneer he wants us to see.
If it's super robotic... well at least the robo lover boy can enjoy himself (perhaps the audience may not as much)
I watched a demo of graphics cards & unity (something or other). We are there with photorealistic.
Not sure how close to we are with this headsets.
Would be wonderful we get there. To travel around. Photorealistic worlds to explore or even our real world. I very much look forward to Metaverse.
It is fascinating to me how far we've come....from an AI interviewing humans to an AI interviewing AI.
Lol. This podcast actually humanized Zuck more than I thought could be possible. He's just a huge nerd that wants everyone to come over and play at his house because he has the coolest new toys. Metaverse though is going to be the most epic flop of any new tech. People are finally coming around to the idea that walking in the woods by yourself or with a friend has more value than playing video games or designing a new dragon avatar. Go outside and enjoy the real world, and never buy a stupid virtual shirt!
lol
Good one, sir!
@Dox UA-cam Employees Thank the lord!
@@matthewjaggers3975 It might be early but an OASIS-esque internet may well be in our future, it would simplify access enormously for the great majority of the planet, and soon enough Starlink to support it.
It pleases me that this guy was lucky enough to get an interview with the great Lex Fridman.
Lex made him appear more human, even relatable
It's the other way around. 😆
@@a1254m Money doesn't make you great
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 AGREE ... and who's talking about money anyway? Still, objectively regardless of money Mark still a person with much bigger impact for the world in general, so far.
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 It's ironic that Mark said so too in this discussion lol
Lmfao having him circle the stop lights to start was the funniest thing I've seen in a while
Zuckerberg should have acted confused, said "maybe later" and slid it back across the table.
Fucking captchas
@@sniper1444 that would have been the human thing to do
Brilliant 😂
@@Sam-um9nu Wo...youre right! Lol
I'm glad to hear what a person says, and not just hear what other people say about him. Valuable.
Have to agree, never been a fan of mark zuckerberg but realise I've only been fed information about him via an algorithm that tries to get an emotional reaction, or whenever he's in the news for something meta did. It's refreshing to hear him just talk.
It's still hard to say where his heart is at and how I feel about his work but his ambition and ideas are interesting.
I find that what some people say about him disappointing. Disappointing in that, it seems to me, that people are doing what seems to be a popular narrative about Mark Zuckerberg. Describing him as unfeeling, like a robot, dehumanizing him, and dehumanizing Lex too.
What I see are two people who are thoughtful and with that thoughtfulness they can sometimes make such well considered responses that those responses are outstanding and so liken that precision to a robot rather than acknowledge the thoughtfulness of their responses.
I wish the interview was longer and hope they share another conversation. It seemed to me Mark Zuckerberg alluded to his openness or even interest in doing another. Hopefully he is not discouraged from the comments section of this video.
I'm sorry if my sentence construction isn't great... I just woke up but wanted to finish off the rest of the video and, unexpectedly, feel the impulse to do this comment -all while feeling a little sleepy lol.
Nice try robots.
@@jin6000 Nowadays every smart answer is considered "being a robot". What a sad world.
@@founkee hahaha, I was just joking, but your observation is totally correct.
Lex has managed to humanize Zuckerberg in my eyes for the first time, or maybe it's just that I've never heard him speak for such a long period of time unscripted and openly, or maybe the AI is just getting really good now
Yeah I agree..im.surprised more big figures don't do this to Improve their image..I also find a bit disturbing that I could view someone so badly without really hearing them speak like this as well
Edit * upon reflection it's not so much I viewed Zuckerberg as the bad guy but more so Facebook as a whole
I think that's an issue with Zuckerberg. He rarely goes unscripted. Meanwhile, Musk isn't afraid to go unscripted, he shoots out some questionable tweets and smokes dope with Rogan. Musk has inhuman intelligence, ambition and work ethic - but we still see him as human because he's more open and real. Zuck should take notes.
Read as I listened to Lex's ads, first half intrigued me, your last line made me properly laugh out loud.👍
haha thats what i just commented....i felt the same way
Zuckerberg is a split personality, or a good liar
Mark looks and feels more natural in this podcast. Kudos to the devs working hard to bring us this version of Mark.
Can't wait to see what the next update will be like for Mark!
He is a scam.
hahah these jokes never get old
More natural? This guy is incredibly robotic. Welcome to the new world order: a world full of robots
Yeah, I noticed he even blinks a lot now. Dev's are really doing a great job, soon we will no longer be able to differentiate if he is human or robot.
I can tell op has less than 0 brain cells
Thank you for everything you do in the world, Lex!
What does he do besides interviewing people with softball questions?
@@Momo-sp8be Exactly.
Yeonmi!!!!
Lex! Psych!!
milky milky
it's amazing to see two AI talking to each other
And neither of them once talked about being shut down and put into storage, truly a step forward
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
The fact that he gives him a Captcha test before starting the interview is legendary.
helL Oh welL
Deadpan too.
The R2R equivalent of a handshake before a chat.
And he does it with such deadpan, almost robotic like. HAHA
That and the If he dies, he dies meme
Knowing that Lex Fridman built Mark 20+ years ago in his mothers basement and seemingly hasn’t kept up with him as the AI has gone on to make a huge name for itself in tech really makes this whole conversation come full circle
Yeah all the people acting surprised that Mark looks "most human" are forgetting about developer bias, you know how your creation ticks and know what to ask. Leave it to QA/Production to make it crash with a question or two.
this is to much for me🤣
Have you seen this clip of Lex and Mark??
ua-cam.com/video/Rrh5KHYqdc8/v-deo.html
It’s too funny!! 😂 🤖
That's Elon
Lmfao!😂😂😭
This is like watching two advanced AIs simulate a conversation with each other
My boy, you don't know how right you are.
The LF model L11.209FX Plus sounds more human and has more features
🤣true
Zuckerberg Is hard to Guage and don't forget - He didn't come up with the Facebook idea himself although he did recognize it's potential and act on it... Perhaps a wolf in sheep's clothing... Not sure.
@@user-MFTI mark is definetley a cyborg, i think lex however is just your average russian
Lex: makes a thoughtful, somber introduction about the importance of honest deep conversations
also Lex: proceeds to immediately troll Mark right at the beginning
didnt troll him hard enough . Lex is drinkin the meta kool aid , sadly . What a bummer.
Seriously, I am really happy to see Lex has been able to create a platform where people of Zuckerberg's position are willing to go on.
Just amazing and he deserves it.
Congratulations
Yup he's great
@@T.R.U.T.H.. lollllllllllllll
So fascinating to watch Zuckerberg speak about the importance of reading facial cues while simultaneously producing none whatsoever.
zug zug
Not even a single micro expression
@@DefneDance look closer boys. You are witnessing "meta expressions" Its gettin all tha pussy.
@@acasccseea4434 work work
Wow. I actually thought exactly the opposite. I am surprised to see how much enthusiasm there still is in him. It's a nerdy one, so maybe it's not visible to everyone. I also got a bit upset on his uneasiness at Lex' comment following the (brilliant) bot test at the beginning. I liked the idea, I didn't like the "that is a very impressive performance" comment. Zuckerberg froze for a sec, I think it's very visible.
Absolutely mind blowing how far robotics has come! You would swear these two are real humans
No, one is a reptilian ;)
Same joke I've seen 10 times already
but both have sit on different place let he is in place of fear zak in the place of let see that
Your introduction was so true, heartfelt and personal on so many levels. I appreciate you and how you impact the world through conversation & knowledge…Thank you
I lowkey love his little intros very personal and feels like your learning about him on a personal level
Milking is sweet from Hell
Love Lex, but I can't imagine a more awkward pair of people to advocate for the importance of eye contact 😄
Hahahahaha
😆 🤣 😂 😹
Bro that's almost exactly what I thought. 😂 Just not as much with lex.
well played.
Oh, that's funny. Nice one.
our way of expressing these concepts always attracts me, and nothing, but nothing compares with it-- the tone, the depth of spirituality, I can't put it into words. Your Manifesting Manual is something I can read over and over and soak up. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq I am in process of making the routine a solid part of my life, and it has made a difference! I LOVE your 12 meditations too! I know I am a different person after 9 months with Super Manifestor, and in process of continued positive change! You deserve accolades every day of the year! Keep on with everything, and as we say in Spanish, ANIMO! Lots of love and every blessing to you both.
That captcha thing you did to Mark there was priceless, Lex...🤣
“Can you circle all the traffic lights please” is the best start of a podcast in history
@@void_serenade Ever heard of self deprecation?
You wanna be seen as human and as having a soul? This is how you do that. This ONE single interview will do more for Zuck than anything else he will ever do. I actually got my first real sense of the man in all these years.
very true, be transparent.
Totally agree!! I have a lot more compassion in my heart for Zuck than I did before this podcast.
I would not doubt that meta stock will rise in the next few days because of his interview
There's a thing called the Rogan bump and now they'll be the lex bump
He Just said corporate bs
I’ve just recently discovered Lex and his interviews. I find them fascinating so far. It reminds me of Charlie Rose, where there’s no audience or graphic distractions. That pure conversation setting is incredibly enjoyable to absorb every bit of this valuable information. This interview specifically, I have a new found appreciation for Mark and his relentless determination to find the best way forward with Meta. He gets a bad rap from others in social media, after hearing this, I think he’s very under appreciated as a pioneer in this interface. Thank you both Lex and Mark for all this information to consider. 👍🍻🇨🇦
Consider Joe rogan podcast
You are so naive.
@@fp-ko7vg Love the Joe Rogan experience 👍
@@janMayer99 I’ve been called worse.
Yeah sir i found it just fascinating, far better than logan paul's shitty impaulsive podcast
It is fascinating watching these two AI's communicate with each other. Their perspective on life is intriguing as well.
Def AI
This! ☝🏻
The joke continues, yes!!!
fascinating indeed
Bots for sure !
How exciting that lex is finally getting to interview an actual AI
He circled all the traffic lights...
@@seanfarrell4815 Zuck has the latest AI software that can solve those puzzles
I have to admit that I wasn't 99.9% sure of the existence of humanity in this gentleman's soul. Fortunately, this conversation got me pretty close to that number. Way to go, Lex. Your craft keeps getting better and better.
Before this interview, did you think that Zuckerberg was Dr Evil just manipulating humanity in his lab atop Mt. Everest? 😂 Whenever people point the finger at Zuckerberg as single-handedly destroying humanity, that tells me that you don’t understand algorithms, and that you don’t take responsibility for OUR role in the poison on social media. The algorithms amplify our good and bad, they don’t create it.
Right? It's Lex work. He must have done some serious coding prior this interview.
@@donharris8846 yep. I think it’s the same with anything and everything though, people included. When something results in a negative, we very quickly forget all the positives. I haven’t used Facebook in a few years now but I LOVED it for a good 5 or 6 years in my early 20’s. I made a lot of great friends on there and it was such a great way to keep in touch with people and share media.
But now people can only see it as some evil and manipulative tool. But like you said, that isn’t down to the service it’s down to the users who (for no fault of their own often) lack critical thinking skills, or who actively wish to manipulate and deceive. The kinds of people who would use any other form of media to do so, but Facebook is unfortunately perfect for nefarious deeds like that.
I mean newspapers have been used for propaganda, deceit, manipulation etc for centuries. But you don’t hear people decrying the evils of the daily newspaper
@@julesbrunton1728 could have sworn lex had a whole speech talking about cynicism
@@julesbrunton1728 the algorithms reflect human emotions. People pay attention to the negative, that’s why a positive compliment doesn’t have an emotional impact as a negative compliment. We are the algorithm, people just don’t like to take blame. Literal NPCs walking among us.
Had to check to publish date on this. Your intro now makes sense.
Lex- “can you circle all the traffic lights please” 😂😂😂 Instant classic! 💯
Authenticated lol
That is comedy, as though Zuck needs to prove to us, through himself secondly, that he has primary conscious agency and consent in this reality. How surreal lol
Loved it
@@mazklassa9338 just relax godamn
I demand to know what Lex and Zuck did during that out-of-nowhere bathroom break. 42:01
I'm just stunned this is even happening. Great going Lex, your success is massively deserved! You're a force of good in this world!
..Why?
@@hazelife7366 if you cant see it already, you'll never know.
I don't understand why Zuck was so comfortable to go on this show in particular when he generally likes to hide from the public.
@@RighteousBrother You're stunned 2 people are talking...
Zuck isn't a god mate... The fact you're stunned by this just shows how sucked up into all this you are...
And if you can't see that, you'll never know
This isn't being a force of good promoting this..How sadly deceived people are these..While he may have good qualities, I don't know him, this isn't something that's good for the world..
I feel like Mark zuckerberg treats every conversation or interaction like a test on which he’s being graded. I don’t feel like I ever get a response from him where he’s actually expressing his opinion, but instead trying to give the optimal answer. So...no surprises from this interview.
I mean considering he’s likely to be judged by billions of ppl it’s necessary. It’s what most politicians do
I can almost see that perspective; I think many people are missing the context. This was one of the most human and natural and open interviews I’ve seen Mark give. He IS trying to give an optimal answer because he’s the face of a billion dollar company; That’s a lot of context people throw out. Further he’s a guy who has been PR schooled basically through his entire adult life. What you’re seeing here are natural responses with a few caveats. Are they filtered through a PR lens? Indeed. If you expect better I suspect you’ll not find it anywhere :)
@@iamgates7679 we don't expect better from Zuckerberg though.
he is just a person operating on a different level than all of us. he needs to be calculated and stay on point. his personality is now this. an intelligent introverted person normally speaks like this.
You can tell, because you are a human with a deep and developed ability to read body language. This is the body language of a person who is not sharing their actual thoughts. We also already know from the whistle blower that they are purposefully doing things that are harmful to people and especially youth
Thanks, Lex for doing this long-form interview, it is important for public figures like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk to explain themselves because mainstream media and short interview wouldn't be enough
true true
In near future media should buy this self you tubers butter than any journalist can ask any issues
These long from interviews get past the PR talking points into the actual drivers and motivations on the people driving these decisions
These people are extremely wealthy on a world stage and effect policy. There should be more transparency for us to get to know them.
Props to Mark for this conversation. This is probably the most natural and relatable I've ever seen him come across in all the media he's done so far.
He sounds like an average business owner trying to find the next big thing. That is fine, but an average business owner should not have the power and influence of Meta. I wish he had the same influence as the German company that bought Budweiser. The power to influence every election in the Free World is a bit much.
Thanks. Turns out we just had to upgrade the processor in his speech board.
Stock price plunging, expect to see a lot more of his “human” side
That’s not really saying much..
Agree. This actually changed my opinion of him. Well done Lex.
Fridman: Are you afraid of death?
Zuckerberg: Constraints are helpful.
makes sense though lol we are all just going to stay in bed if we had eternity.
@Grantelbart A.I. told him he's going to hell so.....
I read this comment before the end of the video and i thought this is a joke, only to realise that he actually said it
@@abdulrhmanmoh9244 He's such a joke. money still cant buy class. He's proof of that at least.
actually a great response
Why is this in Wildcat's GTA 5 playlist?
5:40 "I'm not a Robot."
That's exactly what a Robot person pretending to be a human would say.
And he answers the question like a fucking robot
-Then id be some computer construct hahaha
this was actually way more interesting than I initially thought. I thought the Zuck would just go full cyborg and push the metaverse but he brought a more human version of his software today
Not really.
@@ryleethrace1 agreed 💯 just confirmed my anti meta
Good enough to sign off on the physical world ?
I had to initiate Chuckle.exe file on your comment 😆
😂😂😂
Damn, a Robot built by the CIA, Zuckerberg, having a conversation with a Robot built by the KGB, Lex Fridman. What a moment in history...
smart!
LMAO
It is like the Rocky sequel we never got
@@electrominded8372 For real haha
This feels like two robots having a conversation... idk why
Lex has such a good heart, he can even transform revenge into a nice thing by making Zuck circle traffic lights.
Dear Lex, your attitude is simply disarming. You manage to bring out the best in your conversation partners by focusing on their positive points and it is very pleasant to listen to your interviews.
LexBot's listening parameters have been increased and 'Program Empathy' has had a recent major update. I applaud the Programmer.👏
Was hoping to hear about positive points of Mark - tech innovations, unfortunately nothing about React, GraphQL and other brilliant technologies from FB ((((
Why is this video in WILDCAT's GTAV playlist lmao
Glad to see they finally got Mark’s sense of humor out of beta testing…
This was surprisingly interesting and Zuckerberg came off surprisingly well. It feels like it was rushed towards the end, I wish it would have lasted longer. I'll be hoping for a part 2 where things get to go deeper.
Zuck just had a software update. 🤖
I'm sure Zuck rehearsed all possible questions beforehand. He's been scrutinized so many times that he just repeats the same lines that he has memorized.
I think it’s because Zuck was asked human questions, rather than media narrative questions. The point here was to have a conversation, rather than to target key discussions. Which is why I love the Lex Fridman podcast. Make having normal human conversations normal again.
500 million spent to rig the election for Biden, next time he'll spend 5 Billion, no one should allow him in their to get away with it
Traditional media did a big push to turn Zuck into some kind of supervillain.
Mark Zuckerberg should do more longform podcasts like this, this gave me hope
He’s a master of saying a lot without saying anything
Dancing so much around every damn question lol how is anyone not seeing through this fakeness?
I really enjoyed this human conversation with The Zuck, thank you Lex.
The zuck is the best. h8rs gonna h8.
@@Sal3600 wouldn't go that far.
I hate Zuckerberg but this is the most human i've ever seen him. I guess policy and humanity are different things, whatever.
"I want to make it a human experience. There are many human microreactions that are entire human. We want Meta to feel human. Like humans like"
@@Gaia_Gaistar Congrats....you've been fooled
what an intro by lex... Gave me chills, almost brought me to tears.
Same here. His sincerity is appreciated.
same
Same 💔❤️🙏
Yes . Exactly True. Thank you Alex for that Intro.,
Always have goosebumps on Lex's speeches. Strong words
Thanks for getting him on. I don’t think I’ve listened to a long-form podcast with Zuckerberg before. It was interesting to see how his mind works.
He’s got a pretty decent one with Gary Vee too! I think a couple of months ago
Lex, what are the chances this story is true;
Urgent please read this thoroughly!
I'm also trying my best to get this out to
Alex O'connor (Cosmic Skeptic)
Stephen Woodford (Rationality rules)
And Drew McCoy (Genetically Modified Skeptic)
Stephen Fry
Johnny Harris
Martin Van Beynen
Or anyone who I think are seekers of truth and kindness, and could help me and listen to the whole story.
Hi Sam Harris,
I've been a huge fan of yours for years and found your wisdom greatly helpful in my life. Please please read this ASAP
I read your book on lying recently and though it was brilliant. I have thought for a very long time that truth absolutely matters. And like you said that the only replacement for bad science, is good science.
To get to the point and give a bit of context, the night before last (now the 25th of February) I was away with 6 friends, we took some LSD, then they mistook my dark humour for real danger (I've long been a fan of comedians like Ricky Gervais, Bill Burr, Jimmy Carr, Jim Jefferies and the late Robin Williams and Christopher Hitchens)
They then tried coercing me into committing suicide, and if I didn't do it, they would kill me.
They were trying to build up the courage to do it themselves as time went on.
As they were scared for their own safety and thought this was their only option.
I tried my best to assure them I was absolutely harmless (which I know I am) but failed in the end to do so.
This lasted for well over 12 hours where I was terrified to move and try get out for help. I ended up getting family to call for help urging for police, but only an ambulance came, they refused to take me and insisted I went with the friends who wanted me dead. untill I ran myself for help.
I was absolutely terrified and still think there is a huge threat. No one really seems to believe me so far (but now my therapist and 2 of my best friends do) and I'm hoping so much that you may be able to hear me out and help me as to where to go from here. I'm now with family and terrified to go home or get back to work and normal life.
I'm scared that talking to police/lawyers/journalists will put me in more danger as I'm guessing they are unlikely to believe me at first, and I don't know the intricacies of the law surrounding their responsibilities.
So I'm hoping you will believe me, and I can prove it somehow. I also don't want them charged with anything or any bad to ever come to them in any form because I don't believe in free will, and think they are good people in a horribly misunderstood situation.
Another thing of importance is that I've had depression on and off for around 20 years. And after this experience where i thought I was certainly going to die, there is no way I'd ever think of suicide as an option again. and l still think the threat is active. So if I dissappear, or appear to commit suicide, I assure you this is not the case.
This is no kind of joke, please, please help me. I'm willing to send $1000 worth of BTC first to prove it. I emphasize first!
You can reach me on +64 210624383
Pleading regards, Joel
@@TSG07 Gary Vee ruined that one tbf, I’m a fan of him but he talked way too much instead of focussing on interviewing Mark
@@Sylar-451 What do you think Sam Harris is going to be able to do for you? I'm not even sure what exactly you're asking. To just believe you? Keep speaking with your therapist friend. I have one too, they help.
@@sandollor thanks, I see your point, and trust me I do realize just how insane all of this appears..
For one, I have no one in my life who I've ever really been able to connect with on a scientific perspective like I get with Sam, Alex, Stephen and Drew. And it feels so incredibly isolating it's not funny. This is no one's fault, given my view and the likelyhood that there's no free will, like these people also believe.
I've up routed my whole life, terrified to go back anywhere near my home, as I know there's still a decent chance of a threat to my life.
I'm starting to feel a little better and safer, and with that a little clearer thought on how to proceed. But I know that lying isn't part of that. And Sam and the others I think would at least be interested enough to do a little digging and see this is no delusion. And then if they do agree it's real, surely they would have some insight as to where to go from here.
Or maybe not, and I'll have to get myself out of this mess somehow. After the week I've had, nothing would suprise me now. Feel free to call me yourself if you'd like more details. Contact with a stranger might just help or at least help me reflect
I know maybe not everyone gets this, but this is randomly in I AM WILDCAT's "gta 5 funny moments" playlist.
I hope Mark attempts the difficult task of drinking water during this podcast!
Hahahahhahaha, legendary comment 😂😂😂🚀🚀🚀👍👍👍
Risk it all!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Lex, that is the greatest into ever “can you circle all the lights please”
Love it. Much love.
Epic troll move
I think that part of the podcast is underrated 😂
Someone mentioned it in the comments before this was posted!
@@colivart it caught me off guard. The comedians are rubbing off on lex lol.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 lmfao
Lex Friedman is brilliant...
Love how he had him circle the traffic lights lol . Great ice breaker and just initiates where Lex stands
Honerstly low key shade that seems to be overlooked in the comments beyond the "hur hur mark robot hur hur" was a great take.
Beyond that, honestly the rest of the interview was palatable, I need to get more woke to fully adopt the hur hur robot thesis.
@@mjn6six6 I think you need a lithium
It isn't about where he stands
He asked Mark to do it because he was incapable of it himself, Lex is a Gen4 Synth
Giving Zuck a robot test was the funniest thing i've seen this year
I enjoyed the talk. Skipped some but went through in one go. Most interesting part was the last several minutes. Thank you! Well done.
You’re a legend my guy.
made him circle the street signals lol
@@510purple mark was completely Offended.
He went to Russia to go talk to Putin about the war with no cameras. God I hope he comes back.
@LC33AD Picard and data. Fixed it for you.
which one?
most eloquent dude on the Tube by a large stretch
lex is pretty good too
Damn, AI has evolved at such a fast pace:
1) Mark passed the ‘I am not a Robot’ test
2) Mark made a joke about the duration of his congressional hearings which was quite funny
@@billysouthern5996 bruh what is wrong with u lmaooo 🤣 that was so passive-aggressive
@@billysouthern5996 Whoa, bro...you ok?
@@billysouthern5996 you are not a real person and I am inside your walls you cannot get me out
The way Billy is copy and pasting that comment I might need to ask him to circle some traffic lights
@@nexn9932 my schizoaffective be acting up rn,,, r u ACTUALLY in our walls?? pls ;o; pls don't
Listening to it now. This is actually a good coversation. Thank you Lex
@Jimmy Fakename don't know if spitting out BS is classy.
@Jimmy Fakename lmaoo nice bait, that Dim Fool has little to offer anyone
@@bigben42 Tim pool is known for criticizing these liars to their face. He has done it numerous times.
@@bigben42 you’re a walking meme when we have video proof of Tim destroying Jack. What do you gain from being this ignorant
Agree. Nice interview... Finally got a good insight on The Zuc.
Between Zuc and Dr. Evil (Bozos), I have a much better feeling with this man...
Of course, only time will tell...
love how this is in wildcats GTA 5 playlist
Great interview Lex, you’re assembling an invaluable library of information with this channel. Hope you’re doing well x
Right! Until come one starts seeing these as misinformation! Haha
Wow…, what an introduction.
Your best ever!!!
Thank you so much for all your work
Yeah that was a great intro
Video title: Robot has deep philosophical discussions with another robot
Haven't seen Mark talk in a long form discussion like this..
Well done Lex - you're breaking barriers!
Zukerbergs a fascist. He and his cronies need to be held accountable.
Haven't you watched his congressional hearings? Those were long form.
Mark's devs improved his battery life in the last update.
All memes aside, this interview really changed my idea of Mark for the better.
Elon: "save humanity"
Zuck: "escape humanity"
Can only save humanity by escaping it ;)
VR is filled with people(humanity). Escaping humanity is hiking.
Both: "scam humanity"
@@Shikhar_ They're both capitalist overlords who stole their biggest "accomplishments" from other people. Musk stole Tesla and ripped off the guys who really put in the work. Zuckerberg stole Facebook from I think two other guys who did the majority of the work. Musk is far more like Edison than Nikolai Tesla, nothing but a con-man.
❤️ you win.
Lex, for someone with such a background in AI you are amazing at bringing out peoples human side and thoughts
That's the entire purpose of AI
@@parhamglst3299 no it's not
We crack jokes about this but it's a fallacy that working in AI means you won't be able to communicate and connect with other human beings, in fact you'd be terrible at your job that was the case. As you've witnessed they need to have a deep sense of wanting to do what's good for people, what can help, what can create peace. The cynical perspective to these types is of course, the road to hell is paved with good intentions
@@cunningham.s_law I mean the purpose of AI is to imitate the human intelligence with out it’s limitations. In order to develop AI you definitely need to have a good understanding of human intelligence, thoughts and whatever humans experience
@@calmnokeep9236 no you don't
most of the ml models have nothing to do with humans
Please prove you're not a robot by circling all the trafic lights.
Zuch: *LAUGHS IN REPTILE* XD
Lex: "You actually did it, that is very impressive performance."
Zuch: *is reptile*
Intro was brave, heartfelt, powerful, and beautiful. Thank you Lex
This is the best interview with Mark I’ve ever seen, the “Circle the traffic light” was brilliant lol!!
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@@youngsdrums right at beginning.
Yep, def lol'd at that.
Okay i always jump the first 5 mins cause thr intro is Always so long and boring
It's good that Mark is on Lex's podcast. He should get out often to explain his own stuff and its benefits rather than letting people interpret everything for him. There are pros and cons to everything
Thank you for this comment. Too many Zucks is alien or robot comments out there. I think we need to understand people's motivation more that just echoing what others are saying. Otherwise we may be creating environments which breed dangers we say we are afraid of.
Zuck does livestreams all the time.
Mostly agree with your comment. But 'there are pros and cons to everything'? I do not believe this to be true.
1:55:32 Zuckerberg.exe stopped working.
Nah his browser just had to many tabs open, but nothing his RAM couldnt handle eventually
Looks like an IP conflict
I got banned once on Facebook for a month for sharing the Joe Rogan and Alex Jones podcast a few years ago on my Facebook feed, how can they justify doing that? That ban definitely made me think a lot on what I share on my facebook and that is an horrible feeling of self-censorship, facebook is not a free place.
Agreed. It’s so unfair
They let pedos and rapist post and make fb groups though !
the algorithm is rampant and shows no emotion or sense of sarcasm or banter or context. In a bmw motorcycle group someone called their not running motorcycle a pig and someone in the comments objected to it being a fat pig, i got 1 week mute for saying "if you were a quarter ton of dead weight you'd call yourself a fat pig." for jokingly relating a machine to a human i got zucced instantly
Not to mention he has confirmed that their "fact checker" is opinion based
If facebook was doing well, Mark would not be here - that much I can say for certain.
And that does not reflect on Lex at all ... quite the contrary.
Lex, the frequency in which your guests compliment you on the quality of your questions is unprecedented.
Thank you Lex. You gave me the opportunity to view the Zuckerbot as a person, which is far from my consistent perspective of the entity that is the reason I get banned constantly from community discourse for telling the truth. Your podcast is amazing. You've never let me down.
Wokerburg!!!
@@akaku9 he’s the ceo of the company. Who the fuck else do we get in touch with for these issues? Whether or not he did it directly doesn’t matter, he is still the person who has to take the heat and manage these issues.
Just because it’s a big company, doesn’t mean CEO isn’t in charge of the company’s actions. He’s totally responsible for it.
@@akaku9
Ronald McDonald wasn't a CEO. He was a mascot. While there are similarities between them as "faces" of corporations, one has power to change the company and the other has none.
imma get some popcorns
@@akaku9 I forgot that it is Ronald who makes the decisions that lead to downsizing of the patties and the change of McNuggets recipe.
I can see that Mark wore his best human skin suit today.
Lex, I say to you now your introduction monologue was of the best you have ever delivered. Powerful, moving, inspiring, and right on the mark. As I took it all in, I wept as I considered that with deep thinkers who are not afraid, using their influence for the constructive good of the human race, there may be hope for us after all. Thank you Lex for all your work. Your grandfather would be most proud.
Lex never read this
On the Mark
Yes. Well said. Lex is an inspiration.
Kinda wish I didn’t skip that now.
Oh you wept? Really?
We always tend to antagonize and dehuminze characters who are different, and forget that this guy started as a simple programmer/web-site creator. It was really good interview
@@leerichmond1459 forsure. no way he went into this blind.
Playing God is not “different” …
We antagonise him not because he’s different lmao, it’s because he’s tearing the fabric of our society.
@@UA-camrr285 you are confused.
yea. his first investor was the CIA, great guy with a very normal business story.... RIP
I think instead of ‘censorship of misinformation’ - there should be a general and simple statement consistently displayed that says “Facebook cannot verify any information posted, we are not an official media platform”
More than we need a platform that filters media, we need one that sets the table for free speech to happen
Totally. He is not the boss of the world, at least I think he's not.
Mark asking "How would you handle this if you were in my position" shows the incredible inteligence of that man
about an hour and a half in is when this really started to get interesting. Unfortunately, thats also about when it ended. have zuck on for another pod, lex. thanks again for your work
sigh.... ok, guess I need to listen to the rest of it then. I got about 40 minutes in, and all I heard was a bunch of bs corporate-speak with regards to algo's not promoting adversarial engagement to maximize screen time, and (mostly) uninspiring projections about VR interactions, many of which I've already experienced on other platforms.
@@detocquevi11e Thanks to both of your hindsights I'll skip 40 minutes in and start there
This is what it feels like to be the youngest child
@@malachistice8111 it's funny because it's true
1:26:00 i really liked how you respond, props to zuckerberg to listen to you carefully without interrupting. i love discussion like this!
Damn, big guest Lex. So happy to see you having so much success. I found you the first time you were on rogan and always knew you’d be great at this.
I rember seeing him in JR wondering; who the hell is this guy....So glad I watched that interview!
Next interview PUTIN!
@@Menaceblue3 yeah, not so sure that one's gonna happen now
Really tho
That Elon interview was amazing.
Best opening to an interview ever
He didn't come off as awkward as he typically does. You're a great interviewer lex!
When robots get together they behave more human
no duh, because you're not watching a cherry picked 5 second snippet by a socially awkward person
Yeah it's a new software update
Exactly, this was one of the most surprising things of the interview tbh. Basically all of the other times i've seen Mark talk publicly, it's been strangely automatic and awkward. In this one, he felt more human than ever
@@murkythunder hey as someone like me is also is a total dork and recluse- so I get it. I am just glad lex was able to bring the humanity out in him. And show people a different side.
The problem with Facebook is that it changed from being a platform on which people express ideas, to a moderator of those ideas. Moderating "misinformation" and "hate speech" is an impossible task, and Facebook shouldn't pretend that it can. Now rather than getting mad at Trump for saying something mean on Facebook, the public gets mad at Facebook for not censoring him. Rather than criticizing Joe Rogan for covid misinformation, the public gets mad at Spotify for not censoring him. Platforms should allow for the expression of ideas, not put their own judgements on top of them.
I think companies get so much hate from all directions that they can’t organise the hate into wether it’s is actually a problem or wether it’s a few dumb people or trolls making a fuss
I'm all for freedom of speech, though I think the problem is unavoidable with big platforms that have a huge variety of advertisers. The public is always going to oppose both the person spreading the "misinformation" AND the medium that it's shared through. It's like accidentally giving a megafone to someone whose known to shout out gamer words. You can imagine people saying: "Who gave it to him?"
Anyways the public image correlates with the businesses' success
Ummm.... Please explain when and where Joe Rogan gave misinformation????
He literally shared information that is backed up by hardcore data and years of research.
You do realize it is SARS-CoV-2, meaning this is the SECOND time this has happened.
But you can’t just not moderate content. People will “express” hateful ideas and worse things eventually. You have to moderate.
@@ignaciob you can have rules-I.e. delete posts attacking another person (which facebook doesn’t do). But facebook is arbitrating what is true and false. Facebook gave into the hate mob and banned Trump. There’s a difference between having rules and promoting certain voices over others (facebook / twitter currently).
I'm 19 years old and I've always thought that, as I get older, I don't want to become the grumpy old man that talks about how "the good old days", "kids these days" or how everything used to be better. I made it one of my life goals to keep up with technology. But hearing Mark say that soon, most of our meaningful experiences will supposedly be had in a digital world like the Metaverse, I'm starting to question my original stance.
First off, I don't believe a majority of humans will ever have most of their meaningful experiences in a virtual world. At least not until we reach a 'Ready Player One' level of realism and endless possibilities, a space and time that doesn't try to replicate the current world (like the Metavers is doing right now), but surpasses it by removing its limitations (like in the aformentioned movie). In such a case, I wouldn't be too opposed to this societal change.
Secondly, and because I don't think this level of realism will be possible until 30-40 years from now, Metaverse and its copies will continue to feel like a massive downgrade from 'real' society and life. It misses inherently human aspects such as senses (touch (and with that, temperature and human contact), smell, taste...), and lowers the of significance of things (virtual actions/events have no repercussions in the physical world and virtual objects aren't physically *real*).
That mentality creeps up on you. First hit is when you’re 3 years older than the new musicians you’re hearing.
Lol best line: “your clones start outperforming you in all your private relationships. That’s something I think about seriously.”
Definitely 🤞 that's something to think about 😅
"My words are useless here" the meaning to that is on another level. I respect what you are trying to do Lex. All the best. You make it look easy.
Agree!
We have to keep in mind that the solution for "keeping people from impersonating you" is a double edged sword and, while necessary in some cases, should be used with caution. Having to legally verify your identity can of course provide the benefit of accountability in online forums, offer you additional services tailored to you, and protect your identity, but it also opens up a mass of data to be tied to you legally that the providing organization can do with as they please. This is a problem especially for those who live in a place where the government has absolute control over the companies within it, their data, and the law of the land.
Most of us aren't being oppressed now, but that doesn't mean we should needlessly open up the door.
Encryption.
@@InSaNeRuSsELL59 Encryption and anonymization aren't the same thing.
yes, it was disappointing that Lex didn't bring this up as soon as Mark mentioned biometric ID
Well said, Taylor
I think with blockchain the de-centralized systems can be used to integrate these company wide worlds. So they "API" in these systems they have no control over. It just handshakes anonymous verification. All encrypted. None of it they can read. They just see a yes or no to verification between two external parties in a dynamic/setting to start an interaction, exchange.