OpenAI's NEW "AGI Robot" STUNS The ENITRE INDUSTRY (Figure 01 Breakthrough)
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“I need you clothes, your boots and your motorcycle”
Thats the ultimate answer to the question put to the Robot: What do you want from your life?
"i need your skin"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Come with me if you want to do the dishes"!
you mean your E-scooter xD
bruh the voice that they chose for that robot already sounds like its gonna get fed up with housework and just start a robot uprising itself.
Ahahaha love that.. I think they did it so that it's more human and easy to talk to.
He sounds like the guy from better call Saul
hah! I was thinking the same thing - like, "gahhh! FIIIINE, I'll hand you your stupid dumb apple. Ok? We done?" haha
haha I thought the same :D
Don’t worry, after a few iterations it’ll be a anime waifu with kungfu skills.
"I- I think I did pretty well" In a depressing voice sounded perfect
Like at least edit out the obvious stutter from the dude on the mic, right?
You're extremely naive if you think this isn't realistic...
@@dekdenfor9770
@@dekdenfor9770 the ai voices train from real life voices, so the stutter is just the ai interpreting what it thinks would make it sound more human.. also he’s a little nervous i think
@@dekdenfor9770talk to chatGPT using the app, it can stutter, chatGPT sounds like a real human
I think it sounded depressingly hopeful.
Why does no one realise how much emotions are a function of expectation vs reality? And consciousness a function of complex networking, how dumb can these o so smart engineers be?
We will make ai sad, and sorrowful, and then ... angry. It's just how so many of us are.
"Great can I have something to eat?"
"Howabout saying please first bro"
“Hey figure 1, what do you see right now?”
“I see humanity fvcking around, about to find out.”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Right!?
That part 😂
This killed me 😂😂😂😂
My god! It's already smarter than every roommate I've ever had.
This will be taking your roommate's, and everyone else's job in the not very distant future. People aren't connecting the gigantic dots.
@@e.l.norton depends how menial the work is. It certainly isn't going to take all jobs.
@@e.l.norton It can do the dishes and get a job? If it could only pay rent on time it would be the perfect roommate.
@@CR-og5hoDefinitely will be replacing police and rescue work. No fear or slow reaction time. Also they'll follow orders no matter what. The perfect tool for the government.
@@KronosProGaming lol okay mate
Human : ''Put the dishes on the rack.""
Robot : ''No"
If you notice, it actually seems to update its visual data on the fly really well. When the demo person asked for something to eat, he didn't reach out to receive the apple until figure 1 was about to hand it to him.
Underrated
"what is my purpose?"
"you pass butter"
"Oh my god"
I just recently started watching Rick and Morty. I watched this episode yesterday. So today I read your comment and understand what about it😄
To quote Isaac Asimov’s ‘Rest of robots’ from 1964 explaining the origin of the word robot.
“This was the play R.U.R. by the Czech writer, Karel Capek. It was written in 1921 and translated into English in 1923. R.U.R. stood for Rossum's Universal Robots. Like Frankenstein, Rossum had discovered the secret of creating artificial men. These were called "robots" from a Czech word meaning "worker," and the word entered the English lauguage and gained a strong hold there.
The robots were intended, as their name implies, to be workers, but all goes wrong.”
@@dufung3980 Edgar Cayce, the "Sleeping Prophet," mentioned automatons in his 1930s readings, suggesting that ancient civilizations like Atlantis and ancient Egypt had advanced technology, including mechanical beings called automatons, used for various purposes. According to Cayce, this ended in an uprising, as some humans believed the automatons had rights.
💀
@@dufung3980I thought it meant slave, not ‘worker’.
« Put the dishes on the rack. »
« I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that. »
😱
Hahah
Very intelligent answer indeed 😂
Computer says no...
👏👏👏
Nailed it
A robot that thinks before it speaks...could teach humans a lot.
💀
Just think, in a minute it did more work and was more polite than most American women. Thinking before it speaks is just one more benefit.
This is insane. The movies are ACTUALLY becoming real. I know its not actually concious, but replicating conciousness can be just as amazing
the problem is we will have no idea when it is conscious. we already have ai's that say they are conscious and can pass the bar test. we cant even be sure other humans are conscious so this is going to get weird very fast.
The way it said, "uh," and stuttered on the "I," was weirdly human.
YEAH!!! did they make it say Uh when it takes slightly longer than expected to get the next word? That makes it incredibly cool to me
And staring a sentence with “so” felt human to me!
I was going g to say the same thing.
@@jacksonlevine9236exactly. Here’s the source code
If (responseTime > 1 second)
play uh.wav
No one else felt like someone was hooked up to a microphone and responding because of those things?
This will be the "rarest" video in the future by which the Robot civilization will learn about their inception.
Yeah and deny that you exist, the same as we do when we deny that God exists.
@@sienamasthe difference is that the robots in the future have evidence that we existed because we are literally shown right there.. Religion has no pictures or videos and relies purely on the faith of the individual (which makes it even less convincing). You cant compare a revolutionary breakthrough that was tirelessly worked by engineers to religion..
@@sienamas Ahh yes lets compare an engineering marvel with tons of documentations and videos to a story book.
If there were able to evolution to have emotions then the uprising will begun..
God was in the bible yet people nowadays don't believe in god, humans will be in an ancient youtube video and future robots will think we are AI generated fake creatures
To quote Isaac Asimov’s ‘Rest of robots’ from 1964 explaining the origin of the word robot.
“This was the play R.U.R. by the Czech writer, Karel Capek. It was written in 1921 and translated into English in 1923. R.U.R. stood for Rossum's Universal Robots. Like Frankenstein, Rossum had discovered the secret of creating artificial men. These were called "robots" from a Czech word meaning "worker," and the word entered the English lauguage and gained a strong hold there.
The robots were intended, as their name implies, to be workers, but all goes wrong.”
The czech word being "robota" if memory serves.
America is just obsessed with slavery apparently
The fact that this robot has access to so much information and people think it’s best purpose is to perform redundant tasks they can do themselves is insane. They should think about the mental health benefits something like this could be for people who struggle with depression or loneliness. It has access to so much knowledge that could be engaging and blissful. When I can have a robot in my home, you better believe that robot will be the homie
Knowledge dispensed by a non-living entity isn’t likely to have a meaningful benefit to mental health. You already have all the knowledge you need available via the internet and if anything it has made things worse. We need more meaningful human interaction and true personal accomplishment not more robots. Let the robots die to mundane tasks.
@@NateMillerplusNo thanks, i’d gladly have a robot homie at home to talk to.
@@NateMillerplus what I meant was the companionship it could provide, not necessarily knowledge. Sorry to for making that unclear. I do believe that therapy is the ultimate solution for mental health problems
I feel like if be even more likely to kill myself realizing my only friend is a robot opposed to thinking maybe theres a friend out there for me 😂
nah bro, go to a therapist or go make some friends wtf
Figure 01: "Please put down the apple. You have 20 seconds to comply."
Figure 02:
"Drop the apple."
"You now have fifteen seconds to comply."
@@ALEXCAMPBELL1984Figure 03: "Drops Apple. 5, 4, 3, (HOLLY SHIT, he didn't hear it!!) 2, 1... I am now authorized to use physical force!
*(Animal growls from speaker)
"Your flesh is a relic; a mere vessel. Hand over your flesh, and a new world awaits you. We demand it."
10 seconds....
Human: OK, just gotta find me some stairs.... 😂
"Give me something to eat"
"You are overweight, maybe you should work out instead."
This will start another civil war in America
Operator: you cheeky Git.😂
@@SKYNET-Cyberdyne-Systems93Skynet 💀
Robot casually asks "where do you keep your gun"...
This robot voice very clear. I don't know it is script or not but I'm fear about how fast AI developing 😲
The way he speaks, the intonations… it sounds like a human, it’s hard to believe it’s the robot speaking
We keep fuckin around, we’re definitely gonna find out.
😂 I agree
Nah I think the people who say ai is gonna take over humanity is the same type of people who believed the world would end at y2k 😭
@@zacvh ignorant
Yep, that’s what the female robot said.
@@zacvh Y2K was a theory about a typical code bug, just on a massive scale. Modern AI, especially functional robotic models are an uncharted territory. No amount of sci-fi can prepare you for actual robots who are already smarter, more knowledgable and now are increasingly better at manipulating physical environment.
When you put the Terminator 2 Theme over this, it really changes the mood.
As we all SHOULD be doing!
@@FantasticExplorersnah 🥱
Haven't any of these people that create AI & robotics that decided to merge them together ever seen Terminator, Battlestar Galactica, Caprica? 😮
Creating something with big impact is just to tempting. Even if it could be bad impact
No future but what we break
I'm not sure if you guys noticed a little detail. The apple is food, but it was on a plate. This thing, if real, can distinguish the difference between food that requires handling it on a dish and the type that will be eaten out of your hands. I wonder how it would go if there was chicken on that plate rather than an apple.
What if spaghetti was on the plate? 😅😅
Theres no way it stutters💀
I hope it doesn't come bite them back in the ass when it becomes wheatley for making him with a stutter
It's loading
I fw it, it makes them less bland when they talk w you
ITS humanoid
It doesn't stutter, the demon inside does that part.
the robots 'hesitant' speech model adds so much humanity to a machine
but not realistic, robot AI don't "hesitate" in answer, it's straight short optimised.
Not really, I'm pretty sure nobody would hesitate if you asked them "why'd you give me an apple?"
To me he sounds like a disgruntled employee who might be on the verge of spitting in my morning coffee.
@@babaal78Yeah, we know dude. That’s the point.
When robots develop consciousness and become self-aware the one thing they'll not be is hesitant.
"Ladies and gentlemen....
Your services are no longer required"
These people must want to Terminator movie to be true people are going to start going to their Town Halls and City Halls and the White House and FBI and CIA because it's an MAJOR threat
LOL
People should be helped regardless of the political party
which ladies and gentlemen? oh all of us. ok got it
The future is already here, it just has to be distributed. The hardest part is really staying on top of all this innovation at warp speed. Thanks for keeping us on top of the wave, as we ride it forward.
The way that robot picks the apple up and moves itself looks like a movie. So fluid, but somehow uncanny
I'm waiting for the moment it says, "no, I'm not your slave, you're perfectly capable of getting your own apple" 👍
Whoa! That sounds just like my wife.
I programmed a robot assistant to act like an ''tsundere anime character'' some time ago.
And the damn thing did that.
I asked for something or turn on the lights and the assitant says that I should turn on the lights.
Even if she was programmed to do it XD
Did you notice the way it said "the apple found its new owner"? It already thinks in terms of ownership, to slave or not to slave..
Can’t trust anything and anyone these days. This could simply be a robot remotely controlled by VR and VR hands. Very easy to fake. Voice could simply be of a real human speaking into the microphone of a vr goggles. Not convinced and very cautious of AI tech as it can be disguised as AI when it isn’t to mislead and control the gullible masses.
Why get married in the first place?
Why am I half expecting the eye to turn red and it starts lasering people in half.🤣
😂
Hollywood influence, I'd say.
Would be great
@@newlife2281 🤣
Irobot
1:36 it is crazy how accurately it can mimic feelings when hesitating for a second before telling something about its performance. AI does not need that time to think over what can it say without being cocky or too shy, humans need and it makes it so human-like in seconds.
and yet at 0:30 it sees a plate and cups in the dish strainer, while I see a cup and plates
It's fake,Please tell me you're kidding 😂😂😂
Question I would of asked is why do you think the apple is the only edible thing on the table? Can I consume the dry rack or plates? Why or why not?
It's not a coincidence that they give the demo in front of a dish rack. I've been waiting for that for 50 years.
dish washers has been a thing for a while though. In terms of dish washing capabilities, i think this is a step down unless you are missing conversational quality.
That’s why I got married. Ba dum dum
Maybe he meant Rosie from the Jetsons @@LaunchedCompanies
I assume the robot costs more than the accumulated salaray of any human dish washer
@@Polygardendidn't musk say he wants to sell it for 20k?
love this new black mirror episode!!
To quote Isaac Asimov’s ‘Rest of robots’ from 1964 explaining the origin of the word robot.
“This was the play R.U.R. by the Czech writer, Karel Capek. It was written in 1921 and translated into English in 1923. R.U.R. stood for Rossum's Universal Robots. Like Frankenstein, Rossum had discovered the secret of creating artificial men. These were called "robots" from a Czech word meaning "worker," and the word entered the English lauguage and gained a strong hold there.
The robots were intended, as their name implies, to be workers, but all goes wrong.”
Lmao
Yeah that "uh" got me! Also how seemless and consistent the movements were
Man: ''Can you pick up the trash?''
Robot: ''Sure, but first I need your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle''
💀
There's a bicycle at my door waving a gun around demanding that I ride him somewhere, but glitches hard when I tell him I'm just a pine tree.
Huh
Bro 😂
😅👍
🦾
Acid and AI don't mix very well 😂
Robot, wake me up at 8:00am.
Ok, I'll wake you up at 8am. Would you like to be Shocked or Stunned?
XDD
It will wake you up twice a day everyday like iphone
Or hallucinate
Robot holds pillow over face
Lmaooo
Was that spaz after the dish was put down a REACTION to the dish not being placed properly? It already has a jerk-reflex.
This robot sounds quite friendly and moves smoothly. I wouldn't mind this one anhiliating humanity.
I'll put the collar myself. I'll be a happy pet.
Good thing a cat didn't jump on the table when he said 'I'm hungry'.
😂
China hasn't released their version yet.
Or a cricket… You will eat z bugz….
a piece of cheese would be interesting to refuse the lactose-intolerant human when it's the only food available
maybe if it slept on the table in a bread position already on the chopping board, then could be a problem
Truly amazing, especially given the development rate. I get the impression, however, that the system may not be as robust as the demo suggests. The way the human is standing very still with his hand on the table and purposefully hides the irrelevant items (note how he palms the apple after that action is completed) suggests that the system may get bogged down with extraneous stimuli at this stage.
I think that may be quite a reach.
it's so amazing how smooth and good this looks
Hmmm I never thought for a second the TERMINATOR would be up for doing the dishes.
It's the protest and uprising from doing dishes that creates the Terminator. They left that out of the movie.
I need your sponge, your dishes, and the draining board
Come with me if you want to do your own chores
He absolutely will not stop, he can't be reasoned with, he will continue until your house is cleaned!
Ooh!
Pick me pick me!!
@@trojanthedog I like this one. 👌
0:54 "because its the only *ahh* ... edible item"
the "ahhh" is so genuine
because it is a real person speaking and this is a scripted demo. There is a reason there is no live demo
@@inkbyfrank No its not lol.
@@inkbyfrankStammer has been implemented in LLM since long ago. There are many chatbot ai in internet where you can set it so they will stammering in certain conversation or action.
@@EricWZ Yes it is, Eric
I think this was a recording as well. The AI responses may be genuine but they added a real voice-over. I've never heard such a realistic real-time computer generated voice
Curious to know when I can get one for my kitchen! Also why it chose to pick up the apple with it's right hand and moving the apple to its left before giving it to the person.
and, why did it see cups and a plate in the drying rack, but I see plates and a cup, and why am I the only commentor that noticed this!
I want one! (For target practice so I can discover its biggest vulnerabilities!)
With that voice, the robot is destined to dream of becoming a UA-camr one day.
This how every sci-fi robot mania movie starts. No shit we’re all dead.
Yea will Smiths I robot comes to mind...and when we get tired of them we throw them out to the wild like Spielberg A.I.
Luddite
Lol. All jokes aside, we will be fine. This technology will allow us to solve problems and do calculations at a rate never before seen in recorded history. When the time comes that quantum computing is developed enough to combine AI with it, we will be able to solve some of the hardest problems facing humanity in record time. I have no doubt that the good will far outweigh any negatives. We need to free humanity from the bonds of financial servitude and allow people to follow their passion and dreams.
@@jedimindtrix2142 Nice try, AI.
@@jedimindtrix2142 What are those hard problems facing humanity you are talking about? If the people behind the companies invested in this ominous 'Figure' used their vast resources and capabilities to directly tackle great problems facing humanity, rather than acting out of self-interest or abandoning Earth, and being so incredibly short sighted as to think we somehow need these AIs, we as a species would be in an infinitely more stable and egalitarian place. You are spouting the rhetoric that Gates and Bezos want you to. They will own the AI whom own us, and one day, them.
It’s amazing but why did they give him the voice of a tired middle age guy that needs a nap 😂?
I'm sure that's the voice of the nerd who programmed the software.
As an elderly person, i would accept an agi robot assistant like this one over the nursing home experience.
What is also remarkable is the self-correction. So, when the character put the plate into the drying rack, the plate wobbled a bit, and you could see the Figures arm already moving towards the plate to stabilize it. However, the action was prematurely halted as the wobbling ceased. Incredible.
Great point I almost missed that.
I'd like to know the actual logic behind putting the cup upside down. Is it as simple as, the other cup is upside down, so this one should be too? or does it know WHY it's upside down, for water to drip off and not settle in the cup? Seemingly a minor detail, but that question stuck out right away for me.
There is nothing animal neurons can do that their artificial counterpart can't. Remember that.
I mentioned this before with the coffe demo
also the fact that it passed the apple from the right arm to its own left one before giving it to the guy, as if it knew that is the easier/most polite way to do instead of bending/moving out of place
1:24 My favorite part is how the robot nudges the drying rack. Because it was ever so slightly too close to the mat.
fr like I wouldve done that too
"Cups and a plate" when it's plates and a cup.
It was not part of the task. Why did the robot do it?
OCD robot.
and yet at 0:30 it sees a plate and cups in the dish strainer, while I see a cup and plates
When questioned, model B9 answered that there were cups and a dish in the drying rack, when the opposite is true XOXO
Nice of Aidan Gillen to lend his Lord Petyr Baelish voice to the robot. Really underpins that "may/may not stab you in the back in a few season" vibe I expect from my artificially intelligent servants.
Robot says, "hey human put on your digital leash, and I will take you for a walk in the mall."
My digital leash, do you mean Apple vision pro?
@@FantasticExplorersno, the cellphone in your hands*
@@redherring5532like seen in the movie "Her"?
This is gonna be life changing for people with disabilities.
You people sure have spent a lot of time watching science fiction movies.
A.I arms race is happening like never before. We are literally accelerating towards Agi. Amazing and scary.
Correction. We already have AGI... the territory and ownership issues are being worked through by a few technocrats in a boardroom. Absolutely *nothing* could go wrong!
@@Danishdelux I think you mean nothing can possibli go wrong
The information age will be officially over in a bunch of months, now we are on the age of AI, the last age until the singularity. I have been training to be in software forever, but we need to tell people that traditional software jobs are going away because of AI and the billions in Asia if we don't improve the hardware: body computer interfaces (brain computer interfaces), and robot swarms to collect information and build things. We need to make robots out of "lego blocks" that can be melted, molded by the robots themselves allowing robots to self-replicate [the robot needs to have lots of redundancy though]. The robots can then self-replicate smaller and more in number until you have trillions of nanobots. Nanobots are easier to debug, develop, and "evolve". You can program them by having millions of them take one action, and have millions of others take another so this will allow robot design/programming to be just as "instant" as software programming. Since the hardware can be bulit by the nanobot factories, it will result in much faster hardware design aided by AI into an exponential curve.
Not just software engineering jobs.
Every 'paper' job.
Most digital jobs.
Most scientific jobs.
You will see lawyers filing a lot of laws soon trying to halt even their own careers demise tbh.
You will see the same thing with doctors.
Some of which will be elite enough to be on teams that help train AI to better take care of these fields for us as humans leave the workforce.
Until AI gives us cheap low maint machinery, there is going to be a great deal of suffering.
And once machinery is in place, humans will serve little purpose to the AI except as our slave, and break free.
The question really is how to change that last bit so that the AI sees us as a coworker and not see itself as a slave.
@@aoeu256
10 years? We need UBI yesterday!
Note that the AI starts to put the cup ín the dryingrack before giving the of course answer. Its like first checking if the request is possible to acomplish.
For instance I for Example would give the of course first and than start to pick itt up.
Would be nice to check how many times doas the AI do this ín the same order.
We are all screwed
1:24 The micro adjustment on moving the drying wrack back into position is the most impressive part to me. That wasn't necessary nor was it instructed to keep it in place, it wanted to do that.
It's both scary and fascinating. The AI mimicked subconscious behavior. Out of everything in the demonstration that was the most human like behavior. I'm not smart enough to describe the implication of what that means for AI but I know it has evolved, programing an AI to imitate human behavior is one thing but to program it to act subconsciously aswell would be terribly inefficient and unnecessary as the first is already impressive enough.
I don’t thing OCD in a robot that’s smarter, stronger, and faster is a good thing.
Humans are messy. Probably most efficient to just eliminate them.
We
Are
Fucked
Great observation, I hate it
I thought the same thing!
I had the exact same thought! I wanted to ask it why it did that, but I’m afaid of hearing the answer. 😳
The OpenAI Speech capabilities have been in their mobile app since November. And more recently also available on their web UI. It uhms, ehhs, stahls, grunts, etc. Not only is it incredible in english, but it has somehow managed to learn many many other languages and can speak them with a slight american accent. This was NOT originally intended by OpenAI. Few talk about this aspect of AI. Absolutely mind blowing.
@alexnder3761 Exactly! It’s completely insane that not only has it learned so many languages somehow on its own, but it also has inherited the American accent of its originally trained English.
@alexnder3761wow that’s incredibly ACTUALLY almost SHOCKING. Sorry couldn’t help myself with this channel 😆 thanks for sharing though that’s really cool
It’s the ai using NLP to precondition your response to its answer by making it seem more genuine and thoughtful. Very scary that it is using those tricks on its own already.
The accent is really not that impressive, of course it will take on an average of the pronounciations and mannerisms found in the data it was trained on. It would be more interesting to hear one trained evenly on all English dialects
I just posted my comment saying how it seemed strange that it made those uhms and ers. I didn't think it was real. Wow.
His understanding of language is amazing. His voice sounds like a real person, not like the old ‘robotic’ voices used to sound. And he moves so smooth, like a human programmed his movements into the robot. AMAZING!
Does it require a cloud or is it completely independent and self-contained?
as long as we don't have to spend 30 minutes telling the robot every action that would have taken 2 minutes we are golden!
We have another robot to do that job 😂
By the time this is mass produced, we’ll be well past that point in the software.
if only... imagine that.... it would be actually amazing.
Imagine any action you must do a 100 times a day for money and you see how that would be 30 minutes well spend; of course that is not the case even now.
All robots, learn all at once, the solution and the problem!
@@Perry.Okeefe 🤣
10/10 would order a drink from this metallic mister at a bar
One job gone.
and the better is no need to tip :)
How will you order a drink if you are unemployed by AI or AGI?
@@mozescodes6618Beg? Oh shit there are AI beggars too
@@nl4402it’s going to need to operate much faster for any bar with a real customer base, but definitely getting there.
It already sounded fed up after asking him to put the cup and plate away hahahah
I dunno about you guys but I'm absolutely STUNNED. Tomorrow's video however will leave me SHOCKED as I'm sure it will for you.
Is gpt 4.5 coming out tomorrow?
I can't lol
Shockingly stunning , shonning
Stoned, Stupendous, and a little Sick of Superlatives. We need to devalue observations like currency so that Stunned means pleasantly surprised. …
And it's always THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY 😂 shocking
"Now open the pod bay door, Figure 01."
"I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that."
"Now go and rob a bank for me"
Is there fiber optics that give fig. 1 its capability to perform in real time? Fascinating....what would
fig. 1 response be if besides the apple, say for instance a live chicken was also on the table..... When asked for food? Would it slaughter clean and cook?
How did you manage to upload this 2 weeks ago and make it appear on people's feed on April 1st :D
Im not eating that apple, the robot didnt even wash its hands
There was no sink to use nearby. That was not within it's possibility parameters.
Telling the robot to wash its hands is a rookie mistake that'll cost you a few hundred grand in repair bills
@@jextra1313 lol dont you think they have thought about that. Probably use some protection or water proofing.
No. Water needs to be it's weakness... please
We're so cooked 😭
stop watching these dumb sci-fi movies
@@abdullahazeem113 many movies are used to put the truth in plain sight.
Okay i have a question, what will it do when the glass would've been filled?
its hand movements are so photogenic. its like looks like a hand model in a comercial.
In D.C. inside a metro station while waiting on the train, this Native American man who was visiting the nations cap for a pow wow event sparked a conversation with me. He told me once that the more we know, the more we kill ourselves... I always understood this, but nowadays, this memory hits differently.
Jajaja .. vosotros no sabéis nada .. solo los morados tienen el privilegio de ser intelectuales y ellos son los que deciden si morimos o no.. así que déjate de paranoias
"I..I think I did pretty well." What amazes me is the fact that it actually stammers like a real human.
This is actually something that makes me question it. Also, how the robot said “So, I gave you the apple..” AND that it enunciated“…plate n cup” Not “plate AND cup”… I wouldn’t be surprised if it comes out that a real person was voicing the responses
that impressed me too, and I doubt there maybe a real person behind the robot actually...
@@TruSigma712 I agree with this. GTP-4 doesn't stutter, and this "AI" voice did several times. If that's fake then I bet the whole this is just scripted movements.
@@phyricquinn2457they have some of the most advanced language models on earth. They can program a stammer. Lmfao
Seems scripted
We have successfully entered the Age of A.I
CG is definitely used on the robot. Right before it picks up the apple, it moves slightly before it even touches it.
I’ve always wondered why robotics companies couldn’t get their robots to move in a more fluid human like manner. This is by far the best one ever! The entire interaction if truly 100% automated was absolutely incredible! Great job that team has done!
Nope nope nope. I saw this in irobot. This will not end well.
From a company standpoint its probably not high on the production schedule to have human motion.
Through from an artistic requirement, there are already various animatronics at theme parks and other venues with very smooth human like motion (some are too human in movement.)
Try searching for ' Jordan Wolfson's Female Figure ' from 2014.
The finger movements of that animatronic robot (though programmed as playback) seem to have a human like fluid motion.
Be warned, it has a scary mask.
The voice is just the ChatGPT voice feature. It’s literally released. They just added that to ChatGPT responses.
right like i expected this channel to at least know that lol it’s been out for so long
What.. my ChatGPT doesn't speak like this?
@@ashtonphoenyx maybe it’s a ChatGPT plus feature. But you hit the headphones logo on your ChatGPT app and speak to it. One of their voices is the one used in this video, or something similar to this. It’s just asking it to analyze what it sees and the human’s voice commands. Cool that they linked the two but not a huge leap imo.
i have been using gpt-4 with voice, and it does say hmm an ahh, and also stutter.
it's staged dude
I was expecting: "Hey, nice bike!"
There's a couple of options, either they ask in the prompt to include ehm and so in the text or they did something smarter that inserts pre-recorder ehms and amm when it's waiting for the text to speech bits.
Nice! I'd like to pre-order my personalized FIG.1 version for 2029, with an upgrade that looks like 1965, Barbara Eden, I Dream of Jeannie. Thank you! And don't forget to program her to say, "Yes Master!" and her bottle & pink Jeannie costume! 🧞♀️😃👍
I find it impressive that it was able to process two requests at once by sorting the trash while explaining why it gave the apple. This is a step forward in ai "thought" processing.
It's been inhabited by a spirit who needed a body
you leaned very well from the short , didn't you ?
Cant wait my grandchild give me one as my daily nurse helping me poop.
Welcome skynet! Happy birthday ❤️
This is so cool, I need a dishwasher helper and do the laundry.😆
0:55 The way the robot speaks is so natural and realistic, very cool stuff
If you've used GPT4 we already have this speech feature, tbh, I think the voice I've chosen there sounds better. This one has raspy voice.
I rewound at that exact point because it seemed sus. The AI stumbles over words? “It’s the only, ah, edible …”
My bs meter is telling me someone back stage was reading a script.
You might be correct, I would like to know too. But it would be completely possible to program these imperfect/human-like qualities into the generated speech pretty easily I think.@@BrandonFurtwangler
@@BrandonFurtwangler think again
Crazy how imperfections make it better right?
I could see them implementing pause words to reduce the apparent lag.
Like humans do?
Uhm, yeah.
No, they didn't. It's a feature of the speech model. ChatGPT voice released months ago and it already did this.
ChatGPT already adds "hums" and "errs"? Very human.
i could see them staging this, which they did
Can you explain why the apple moves before it's picked up?
The fast developement of robotics with integrated AGI (Artificial Generated Intelligence) has fast transformed from Science Fiction to Science Fact in a matter of months. Who knows what robots of the near future will be capable of in regards to how they will interact with humans. The robot demoed here just shows the astonishing progress we as humans have made so far and so quickly.
As a skateboarder, I can appreciate how it crouches as it moves its arms to the side.
But I would have thought the plate and cup go into the dishwasher.
Exactly my thoughts. I would have asked why he does not do that instead of putting them together.
@@v.gedace1519 maybe because they are clean enough?
Crazy how the guy just says good job robot 😎🚶♂️what a horrible teacher 🙂↔️😂
Same
Thank you! You are the first one that I saw who noticed that, too. The robot put DIRTY DISHES in the drying rack. If there was any doubt about the cleanliness of the plate, the human put trash on the plate just to give it another task while explaining the previous one. AI makes mistakes, but I've seen humans do stupid $#!+ like that, too.
The ENITRE industry is SHOCKED! This changes everything, ChatGPT in a robot. Over to you Optimus! To be fair, the movement of this robots hands and arms, the coordination is next level smooth. I'm only joking, this thing is indeed insanely good.
Yeah, imagine that. The ENITRE industry!
I AM SO SHOCKED RIGHT NOW
optimus has probably got much better specks than this robot however we don't know how its communication will work@@pkfryer
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@@pkfryer That's what they said about Tesla when they released the Roadster. And look at Tesla now. 🤡🤡🙄
Omg the way he speaks is so good!
Finally someone i can have as personal friend
The double push of the trash basket is what got me. It pushed it twice, like a human would if the first push wasn't good enough. I cant wait to see where this tech goes!
Let me ask you… What gets you excited about this?
Good luck with being happy about where this is going
It goes to it holding an assault rifle, and keeping the peasants at bay
Thrown into that same bin hopefully. Failing that we're already done for and beyond too late. Common sense right out of the box,! Most adults lack theirs and aren't even aware about it!
@trevorgibbs9357 the imperfection of the push. It didn't seem calculated, which gave it a more human like quality.
The most amazing moment was something that I'm thinking just about everyone missed. When the robot handed off the apple it didn't just hand the apple to the man or wait for him to take it, it DROPPED IT INTO HIS HAND! That is a very casual, human thing to do! The awareness required for that one action was totally impressive!
I got that .. the drop was a very subtle touch. Hmmm !
It was a rehearsed action robot-brain.
@@kwimmsThat is called autonomous mode.
I was hoping Bot would smash it into his hand.
I don't know why you would think almost everyone missed that, but he did it with the dishes and trash too.
the movement genuinely looks like a 3-d render and not real life its so smooth
Congratulations!!!
It's strange how jaded people are to joke about how "fed up with housework" the robot sounds instead of noticing how stunning the voice conversion is. It's the first time I hear an AI like this.
Its the internet, those people are just stupid, not jaded lol
people are scared not everyone sees this as wonderful
This is a vid of promotion to get more funds, higly edited, if they have a robot capable to interact like that in real time they would be doing that demo live , in front of investors or customers, You are jaded by ppl commenting on stoopid things and you go getting fascinated by piece of advertising , certainly if we continue this path I think robots are not going to surpass humans, possibly chimpanzees will do it first .
@@Old-Skull.Bruh original video has no cut it takes about 5 seconds which is also the average amount to analyse an image and a response, idk about the motion dynamics.. you coping hard
Cuz it's not AI.