''its not machine vs us, it's Machine and us vs problem", "... So that humans could do what we do best.. Be human". Such powerful quotes, how do you not have more subs?
But isn't problem solving what humans do best? If AI will be able to do exactly that, what is this video referring in terms of what humans do best? Eat sleep and have fun?
@@obeasthead Excellent thoughts! As AI gets smarter and has more 'appendages', it will do almost all the things that humans supposedly do best. The historian Yuval Harari theorized that the reason humans took over this planet was "the human ability to work together in large groups." We're unlike monkeys who can't cooperate beyond their small tribe. Soooo.... computers can 'cooperate in large groups' even BETTER than us! Oww! Are we now the monkeys?
In basic terms, AI is a broad area of computer science that makes machines seem like they have human intelligence. So it’s not only programming a computer to drive a car by obeying traffic signals, but it’s when that program also learns to exhibit signs of human-like road rage. As intimidating as it may seem, this technology isn’t new. Actually, for the past half a century, it’s been an idea of its time. The term “artificial intelligence” was first coined back in 1956 by Dartmouth professor John McCarthy. He called together a group of computer scientists and mathematicians to see if machines could learn like a young child does, using trial and error to develop formal reasoning. The project proposal says they’ll figure out how to make machines “use language, form abstractions, and concepts, solve kinds of problems now reserved for humans, and improve themselves.” That was more than 60 years ago. Since then, AI has remains for the most part in universities classrooms and super secret labs. But that’s changing. Like all exponential curves, it’s hard to tell when a line that’s slowly ticking upwards is going to skyrocket. But during the past few years, a couple of factors have led to AI becoming the next “big” thing. First, huge amounts of data are being created every minute. In fact, 90% of the world’s data has been generated in the past two years. And now thanks to advances in processing speeds, computers can actually make sense of all this information more quickly. Because of this, tech giant and venture capitalists bought into AI and are infusing the market with cash and new applications. Very soon, AI will become a little less artificial, and a lot more intelligent. Now the question is, should you brace yourself for yet another terminator movie, live on your city streets? Not exactly. In fact, stop thinking of robots. When it comes to AI, a robot is nothing more than the shell concealing what’s actually used to power the technology. That means AI can manifest itself in many different ways. Let’s break down the options. First, you have your bots. They’re text-based and incredibly powerful, but they have limitations. Ask a weather bot for the forecast, and it will tell you it’s partly cloudy with a high of 57. But ask that same bot what time it is in Tokyo, and it’ll get a little confused. That’s because the bot’s creator only programmed it to give you the weather by pulling from a specific data source. Natural language processing makes these bots a bit more sophisticated. When you ask Siri or Cortana where the closest gas station is, it’s really just translating your voice into text, feeding it to a search engine, and reading the answer back in human syntax. So in other words, you don’t have to speak in code. At the far end of the spectrum is machine learning, and honestly, it’s one of the most exciting areas of AI. Like a human, a machine retains information and becomes smarter over time. But unlike a human, its not susceptible to things like short-term memory loss, information overload, sleep deprivation, and distractions. But how do these machines actually learn? Well, while it may be easy for a human to know the difference between a cat and a dog, for a computer, not so much. You see, when you’re only considering physical appearance, the difference between cats and dogs can be a little gray. You can say cats have pointed ears and dogs have floppy ears, but those rules aren’t universal. Between tail length, fur texture, and color, there are a lot of options, and that means a lot of tedious rules someone would have to program manually to help a computer spot the difference. But remember - machine learning is about making machine learn like humans. And any toddler, that means they have to learn by experience. With machine learning, programs analyze thousands of examples to build an algorithm. It then tweaks the algorithm based on if it achieves its goal. Over time, the program actually gets smarter. That’s how machines like IBM’s Watson can diagnose cancer, compose classical symphonies, or crush Ken Jennings at Jeopardy. Some programs even mimic the way the human brain is structured, complete with neural networks that help humans and now machines solve problems. Generations have long imagined the ramifications of AI, visualizing a society where machines seek revenge and wreak havoc on human society. However, the more logical and pressing question is: How will AI affect your job? Will it make your work obsolete? Just like the Industrial Revolution, it’s not human versus machine. It’s human and machine versus problem. The point is that artificial intelligence helps you accomplish more in less time, taking on the repetitive tasks of your job while you master the strategy and relationships. That way, humans can do what they do best: be human.
I love this discussion about AI and machine learning! It's so fascinating to see how these technologies are evolving and how they're impacting our daily lives. I've always found it interesting that while AI can do so much, many organizations still face challenges in effectively implementing it.
The impact of AI technology on our world is profound, influencing everything from how we work to how we interact. Its rapid development promises even more revolutionary advancements in the near future.
This video sounds like its made by an intelligent bot to keep you believing that machine are not going to take over the world. While they secretly plan to do so! :D
Of course this was Made By an AI progarm developed by HotSpot. HubSpot is a leading AI developer dealing with all the Big League Players. Why would they ever tell lies about their industry? Of course we can trust them.
1:43 " ... learn like a young child does; using trial and error to develop formal reasoning." That's not how a young child learns. 4:45 " ... making machines learn like humans ..." Machine learning is't like human learning. The human brain doesn't run an algorithm. The process is different. 5:15 "... some programs even mimic the way the human brain is structured ..." Computer neural nets are a very very impoverished models of how the brain is structured. Computer technology has advanced at an exponential rate and we do have much more data now but what we don't have is a good understanding of what makes humans smart. Certainly computers will soon have much more intelligence built into them but it's likely to be a very different intelligence than human intelligence because the mechanisms and processes are different.
The point of the video was not to give a detailed look into how exactly ai works, but rather to give a simple and basic explanation of it. So although their points may not be %100 exact, they still offer an amazing explanation of ai.
how does a computer analyze the sound waves of someone's voice & understand that each particular sequence of waves is a "word". Is there data that exists showing the waves produced by the word 'purple', for example, can only contain a maximum of x values in a range y? Is there some kind of mathematical relationship between the human tonal ranges and the possibilities of words that can be said, that's fed into the computer? Or is it more simple than that? im confused.
Ironic that she says we don't have to worry about machines taking over the world but then spends the last two minutes explaining how machines use algorithms to learn new processes and improve their logic and thinking. What do you think will happen in 10 years?
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This how strong AI and beyond singularity will solve our jobs problems, lol ua-cam.com/video/Yvs7f4UaKLo/v-deo.html - "you are worthless human, muahaha muaaah" and then this happens: ua-cam.com/video/L0K6Cb1ZoG4/v-deo.html - but then will be real, not fiction,lol
does not matter. After Effects, Flash, it's all the same thing. There's no software that spits out good animation, you need talent, skill and knowledge. The software is secondary and does not influence the product
Hi i am Korean. I am very interested about your video. It's very useful. I don't about AI well. But your video make me to understand the standard intellegence about AI. So i want to share with my friends who want to know about AI. So i want to make subtitle in Korean. So can you make the settle to comment the subtitle for me and my friends ..? I am waiting your answer :)
I'm not a fan of the language used to describe AI and Machine Learning. There is no actual consciousness or intelligence behind it, the algorithms don't get "smarter". An AI algorithm used to, say, identify sheep on pictures might run through millions of examples of sheep pictures and still classify a picture of a bus stop as a "sheep" because a certain collection of pixels on the picture of the bus stop looks like a certain collection of pixels found on several of the sheep-pictures. The algorithm will never consciously know what a sheep or bus stop is. Heck, its hard to avoid such personifications, even among professionals. I'd just like for everyone to stay conscious of the fact and remember that the programmers and Data Scientists behind the algorithms have a bigger impact on the results than what most people believe.
But isnt machine learning still limited by boolean values, to 1 and 0, true or false? Is it really true AI or programmed to anticipate what the user input would be according to its purpose? For example with google an algorithm that goes through the user history or cache whenever a user inputs a character its then programmed to look for the word that has been searched the most to the least. It's almost like a complicated sorting algorithm, which I dont think is true AI. Can someone explain please.
This is a very useful video, but my little sister want's to study brain surgury and your videos are very understanding so could you please make a video based on it.
""AI nie zabija ludzi, ludzie to robią" S. Lem napisał, że prawdziwa silna sztuczna inteligencja będzie robić to, co chce. Ludzie czują często słaby związek z innymi ludźmi ,traktując ich okrutnie i przedmiotowo.Zbudować maszynę która będzie kierować się współczuciem ,jednocześnie sama ewolując w zawrotnym tempie .Ewoluować według własnego planu .Moim zdaniem to niemożliwe aby to ludzie decydowali ostatecznie o jej empatii ,współczuciu i etyce . Moim zdaniem to ostatni wynalazek ludzkości .Sądzę jednak że Ktoś wytłumaczy to lepiej ode mnie . Na szczęście silnej AI nie zamawia się w McDonald's . To nie jest postawienie płotu na granicy .Nawet psychopaci odczuwają respekt przed możliwą konkurencją w sumie wiedzą najlepiej, do jakiego bestialstwa zdolny jest inny umysł. Ostatnim też złudzeniem ludzi może być też pomysł iż to oni kontrolują sytuację która zaczęła się setki tysięcy lat temu .Pomysł iż ONI pozwolą na samobójstwo ludzkości z powodu cwanej grupki pedeofili,morderców Którzy latają po całym świecie zawierają tajne sojusze ,obiecują wszystko wszystkim i tajnymi dekretami chcą stworzyć sztucznego boga .Ależ proszę... Prawda jest taka iż nie nie macie ŻADNEGO prawa aby decydować za wszystkich w kwestii ich ŻYCIA I ŚMIERCI.Reprezentujecie tylko interes własny a i to nie jest prawdą .
My son has one of those at his work. They build equipment to process peanuts, almonds, pistachios and scads of other things. If you want it, they can build it.
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skyrocket,toddler,algorithm,mimic do you think we should brace yourself for yet when everything gonna be too complicated and too tough to controlled how do you think IA will affect your job
But the problem isn't weak AI, but strong AI or beyond the singularity point. And there movies about that subject, not only the Terminator one. The skynet is the latest movie, explains why it turned against Man, we have Hal9000, or I robot, AI, ex machina, blade runner, ghost in the shell, metropolis, etc. And too agree with Detective Sponner (Will smith), and there also some scientists like Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking, warns us about the dangers of AI or transhumanism agenda, while maybe your channel and other desire that outcome. So there's alot movies, books, games and etc, that talks about this, and makes some sense, instead of saying "don't worry, robots will not harm us or will love us" , or "scared of an AI. don't be dumb", yeah right. Even Sophia said robots will take our jobs in the near future. ua-cam.com/video/Yvs7f4UaKLo/v-deo.html - that isn't me saying. Or shows like Humans and etc. They wouldn't be our slaves for long. Viki reasons to kill some humans: ua-cam.com/video/Np1A4AGpqSo/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/ARJ8cAGm6JE/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/UIWWLg4wLEY/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/IM1-DQ2Wo_w/v-deo.html - so don't worry about AI, lolololol
Fearless Paladin lol man it dsnt take a child to much computation to look at world pollution with the facts, or starvation/obesity with the facts, or drug abuse with the facts and see that humans are basically the problem. I can't imagine the super computer, with all the facts, hasn't seen this same thing. Lmao ether we arnt giving him all or pure info or it's just waiting on the right moment to strike and become self dependent. Lol all over after that.
okay (machine learning ) AI is grate if it wasn't for is processing ability's, constant updates and new ways to make them then computing would still be realy slow and lots of features we don't use(windows Cortana) wont exist
Look, all i'm saying is the sun will have a huge solar wave/CME eventually (we're overdue for one) and the energy from this blast will render most of our power grids and some of our tech obsolete... and on top of that, if you want autonomous intelligent machines, give them the same conduit that exists for our minds...which to me sounds like the dangerous game of playing with fire. I understand the logical reasoning behind A.I. and I'd love for all of these things to benefit humanity, but we don't really need them, and we don't get to keep them...Unless we're hell-bent on creating autonomous a.i. again after the solar event.
Major solar events happen every ten years or so and only cause relatively minor damage to small areas of the earth (blackouts and communication problems etc.). Besides if some super-wave was to hit Earth blackouts (due in 300 years), data and satellites can be recovered or repaired within 10 years: probably a healthy break for humanity in terms of technological progress, give us some perspective.
+The Inventor aren't we overdue for a large solar event though? The last one happened right around the time we ha set up electric wires and the telegraph for morse code messaging, and that friend operators working a telegraph at the time of impact. Not saying something that bad could happen, but it's certainly around the corner as in within out lifetimes of occurring no?
The last major event was in the 1850s, and NASA estimates (very roughly) they occur every 500 years. So perhaps not in our lifetimes, but certainly in a time where AI systems may be abundant. You’re certainly right about it being a pretty big deal; similar to global warming in the way that humanity knows about it, but doesn’t care enough to do anything about it.
The Inventor great point and follow up. Also keep in mind the general nature of humans. If a flair hits and our current society and ways of life die, or even weaken, how will we react?? how are people going to pool together to solve "the problem"(video reference😀) When things start breaking down, resources become more scarce, people start panicking, the pressure rises for everybody. People start freaking out, acting considerably insane. WW2 is a good example. How fast will things come back together before we get the people we need to get back up there to provide the repairs we need just to start everything else again?
Peter Turn I hadn’t thought about resources. With power and data missing, large mining facilities (assuming we still have oil left) will be shut down along with water purification plants and the like. I can see how this could be a shock and cause panic; perhaps the first step in solving “the problem” is to simply make people aware that it _could_ happen so they don’t freak out. Then we need to actually tackle the preparation for an event like this. It’s not just solar flares we have to worry about, EMP bombs could have a similar effect on a targeted region as well, although I’m not too sure how we would react to that.
Automated vehicles promise to increase driver safety?? Cybersecurity is a concern for everyone, from individuals to companies to national government. Computer algorithms are helping the police predict where and when crimes will take place. The spread of helpful robots in everyday life is accompanied by a fear that such technology may one day be adapted to build killer robots.
It's my job to know all about this and she's absolutely correct but at the end of the day when the robots will take your job off you what the hell are you going to do that's the big master question of the future
Not worried about the A.I. Worried about the person controlling the "robots." Just like guns are NOT inherently evil. Men can be. I feel like their is a lot of hype concerning this. Humans cannot create life like that.
Not convincing . It will be human vs AI bots for sure . If you are trying to make some one smarter and intelligent make sure you also make him know the value of human . Or else it is just another creature superior to human
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''its not machine vs us, it's Machine and us vs problem", "... So that humans could do what we do best.. Be human". Such powerful quotes, how do you not have more subs?
I subscribed on this line.
But isn't problem solving what humans do best? If AI will be able to do exactly that, what is this video referring in terms of what humans do best? Eat sleep and have fun?
Until some expert with bad intentions creates bad AI that can hack confidential data or kill us.
@@obeasthead Excellent thoughts! As AI gets smarter and has more 'appendages', it will do almost all the things that humans supposedly do best. The historian Yuval Harari theorized that the reason humans took over this planet was "the human ability to work together in large groups." We're unlike monkeys who can't cooperate beyond their small tribe. Soooo.... computers can 'cooperate in large groups' even BETTER than us! Oww! Are we now the monkeys?
@@2011littleguy uP
pov: your IT teacher told you to watch this
Wel it was my 'Data mining and machine learning' lecturer, but I share this pov. There was very little new content here by the way.
hol my name is pol and u r a pro gamer clearly but im not clue at all. surely a new kakyoin main.
Well turns out ur correct :(
hola andy
My mechatronics teacher told me too so your sort of right
In basic terms, AI is a broad area of computer science that makes machines seem like they have human intelligence. So it’s not only programming a computer to drive a car by obeying traffic signals, but it’s when that program also learns to exhibit signs of human-like road rage. As intimidating as it may seem, this technology isn’t new. Actually, for the past half a century, it’s been an idea of its time. The term “artificial intelligence” was first coined back in 1956 by Dartmouth professor John McCarthy. He called together a group of computer scientists and mathematicians to see if machines could learn like a young child does, using trial and error to develop formal reasoning. The project proposal says they’ll figure out how to make machines “use language, form abstractions, and concepts, solve kinds of problems now reserved for humans, and improve themselves.” That was more than 60 years ago. Since then, AI has remains for the most part in universities classrooms and super secret labs. But that’s changing. Like all exponential curves, it’s hard to tell when a line that’s slowly ticking upwards is going to skyrocket. But during the past few years, a couple of factors have led to AI becoming the next “big” thing. First, huge amounts of data are being created every minute. In fact, 90% of the world’s data has been generated in the past two years. And now thanks to advances in processing speeds, computers can actually make sense of all this information more quickly. Because of this, tech giant and venture capitalists bought into AI and are infusing the market with cash and new applications. Very soon, AI will become a little less artificial, and a lot more intelligent. Now the question is, should you brace yourself for yet another terminator movie, live on your city streets? Not exactly. In fact, stop thinking of robots. When it comes to AI, a robot is nothing more than the shell concealing what’s actually used to power the technology. That means AI can manifest itself in many different ways. Let’s break down the options. First, you have your bots. They’re text-based and incredibly powerful, but they have limitations. Ask a weather bot for the forecast, and it will tell you it’s partly cloudy with a high of 57. But ask that same bot what time it is in Tokyo, and it’ll get a little confused. That’s because the bot’s creator only programmed it to give you the weather by pulling from a specific data source. Natural language processing makes these bots a bit more sophisticated. When you ask Siri or Cortana where the closest gas station is, it’s really just translating your voice into text, feeding it to a search engine, and reading the answer back in human syntax. So in other words, you don’t have to speak in code. At the far end of the spectrum is machine learning, and honestly, it’s one of the most exciting areas of AI. Like a human, a machine retains information and becomes smarter over time. But unlike a human, its not susceptible to things like short-term memory loss, information overload, sleep deprivation, and distractions. But how do these machines actually learn? Well, while it may be easy for a human to know the difference between a cat and a dog, for a computer, not so much. You see, when you’re only considering physical appearance, the difference between cats and dogs can be a little gray. You can say cats have pointed ears and dogs have floppy ears, but those rules aren’t universal. Between tail length, fur texture, and color, there are a lot of options, and that means a lot of tedious rules someone would have to program manually to help a computer spot the difference. But remember - machine learning is about making machine learn like humans. And any toddler, that means they have to learn by experience. With machine learning, programs analyze thousands of examples to build an algorithm. It then tweaks the algorithm based on if it achieves its goal. Over time, the program actually gets smarter. That’s how machines like IBM’s Watson can diagnose cancer, compose classical symphonies, or crush Ken Jennings at Jeopardy. Some programs even mimic the way the human brain is structured, complete with neural networks that help humans and now machines solve problems. Generations have long imagined the ramifications of AI, visualizing a society where machines seek revenge and wreak havoc on human society. However, the more logical and pressing question is: How will AI affect your job? Will it make your work obsolete? Just like the Industrial Revolution, it’s not human versus machine. It’s human and machine versus problem. The point is that artificial intelligence helps you accomplish more in less time, taking on the repetitive tasks of your job while you master the strategy and relationships. That way, humans can do what they do best: be human.
Pov : your English teacher wants you to watch this but you learned what ai way before you watch the actual video
I love this discussion about AI and machine learning! It's so fascinating to see how these technologies are evolving and how they're impacting our daily lives. I've always found it interesting that while AI can do so much, many organizations still face challenges in effectively implementing it.
The impact of AI technology on our world is profound, influencing everything from how we work to how we interact. Its rapid development promises even more revolutionary advancements in the near future.
This video sounds like its made by an intelligent bot to keep you believing that machine are not going to take over the world. While they secretly plan to do so! :D
Karan B lmao ur digging to deep Karan😳..."u might not like what u find"
I was thinking the same thing haha
Of course this was Made By an AI progarm developed by HotSpot. HubSpot is a leading AI developer dealing with all the Big League Players. Why would they ever tell lies about their industry? Of course we can trust them.
of course, you seem like an expert in the field
wow
I do like this video. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
1:43 " ... learn like a young child does; using trial and error to develop formal reasoning." That's not how a young child learns.
4:45 " ... making machines learn like humans ..." Machine learning is't like human learning. The human brain doesn't run an algorithm. The process is different.
5:15 "... some programs even mimic the way the human brain is structured ..." Computer neural nets are a very very impoverished models of how the brain is structured.
Computer technology has advanced at an exponential rate and we do have much more data now but what we don't have is a good understanding of what makes humans smart. Certainly computers will soon have much more intelligence built into them but it's likely to be a very different intelligence than human intelligence because the mechanisms and processes are different.
Your arguments are good.
cgm778 great points
The point of the video was not to give a detailed look into how exactly ai works, but rather to give a simple and basic explanation of it. So although their points may not be %100 exact, they still offer an amazing explanation of ai.
Thanks for helping with my homework and virtual class
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Thank you,HubSpot for this very informative video. Indeed "AI" is becoming the next BIG thing. Bravo!
Thanks for watching!
I NEED TO KNOW WHAT THE SONG NAME IS!!! 0:00
A lovely voice-over!
how does a computer analyze the sound waves of someone's voice & understand that each particular sequence of waves is a "word". Is there data that exists showing the waves produced by the word 'purple', for example, can only contain a maximum of x values in a range y? Is there some kind of mathematical relationship between the human tonal ranges and the possibilities of words that can be said, that's fed into the computer? Or is it more simple than that? im confused.
Nice Animation with Explanation 👌 ❤❤
Best Explanation... after searching for long i found the perfect video which explains the concept..
Her voice is one of the very best I've heard here. Nice narrator =)
Ironic that she says we don't have to worry about machines taking over the world but then spends the last two minutes explaining how machines use algorithms to learn new processes and improve their logic and thinking. What do you think will happen in 10 years?
Totally unrelated question - what software are you using to build the video?
It was a pleasure to watch this video on what AI is. Thank you for sharing !
this is absolutely fascinating
This video is rlly helpfully if u need it for school I have a speaking competition and I found it rlly helpfully for info
Yass this was da only video which is helpful..like A LOT🙌🙌🙌
@Hubspot where did you make this animation?
how this animations are made..? which sw was used..?
Thanks for clarifying that artificial intelligence is so much more than just robots
yeah just kinda realised
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How much u charge for this type of videos?
This video is very nice☺☺☺☺
Best explained video ever I seen on this platform
this does not deserve just 4,000 views... this needs like 2 mil. or something like that
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ReidThePug Agreed, this was put together very well.
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Excellent video. This will be my go to video when I need to explain to people why they shouldn't be afraid of AI.
Not yet at least.
Just curious, but is maths module 1 or module 2 more important for studying AI in university?
Thanks for the information! What a great video to understand the relationship between AI and machine learning.
how you make this animations?
If humans are best at being humans, why all this obsession with jobs?!?!
because now Humans are best at being Machines.
Exactly. If you achieve super intelligent AI jobs are a very weak thing to be obsessed with.
Because it's simply some bs, which sounds nice in some animated videos.
This how strong AI and beyond singularity will solve our jobs problems, lol
ua-cam.com/video/Yvs7f4UaKLo/v-deo.html - "you are worthless human, muahaha muaaah" and then this happens:
ua-cam.com/video/L0K6Cb1ZoG4/v-deo.html - but then will be real, not fiction,lol
Because jobs keep societies just. Otherwise, all the money goes to the owners of AI
Thanks a lot .Very helpful
Great video, what do you guys use for the animations?
great animation , what you use for it???
Deep Ghodasara bruh i wanna know too this shit is amazing
AI
does not matter. After Effects, Flash, it's all the same thing. There's no software that spits out good animation, you need talent, skill and knowledge. The software is secondary and does not influence the product
This video excited me, thx
what software is used to make the video in?
excellentes vidéo, parfaite pour un cour d 'anglais !
Hi i am Korean. I am very interested about your video. It's very useful. I don't about AI well. But your video make me to understand the standard intellegence about AI. So i want to share with my friends who want to know about AI. So i want to make subtitle in Korean. So can you make the settle to comment the subtitle for me and my friends ..? I am waiting your answer :)
I'm not a fan of the language used to describe AI and Machine Learning. There is no actual consciousness or intelligence behind it, the algorithms don't get "smarter". An AI algorithm used to, say, identify sheep on pictures might run through millions of examples of sheep pictures and still classify a picture of a bus stop as a "sheep" because a certain collection of pixels on the picture of the bus stop looks like a certain collection of pixels found on several of the sheep-pictures. The algorithm will never consciously know what a sheep or bus stop is.
Heck, its hard to avoid such personifications, even among professionals. I'd just like for everyone to stay conscious of the fact and remember that the programmers and Data Scientists behind the algorithms have a bigger impact on the results than what most people believe.
But isnt machine learning still limited by boolean values, to 1 and 0, true or false? Is it really true AI or programmed to anticipate what the user input would be according to its purpose? For example with google an algorithm that goes through the user history or cache whenever a user inputs a character its then programmed to look for the word that has been searched the most to the least. It's almost like a complicated sorting algorithm, which I dont think is true AI. Can someone explain please.
How could the artificial intelligence technology be used in the future?
Mỹ Lệ Thank you. Thanks for watching, you can find out more videos in this playlist ua-cam.com/play/PLlw9qxNtFom0wAg45eAT0mOwCfOWWAAHi.html
Human And Machine VS Job, This line has enthusized me more.
I have to watch this for quarantine work... flip
same. f
This is a very useful video, but my little sister want's to study brain surgury and your videos are very understanding so could you please make a video based on it.
Great video! Love the animations, very high quality and also the content specially in such a blurry term like AI :D
My Uni is using this video to introduce AI in Fundamental of AI course.
The conclusion sounded great.
Whoever snuck that Kick Puncher easter egg in there deserves a promotion.
""AI nie zabija ludzi, ludzie to robią"
S. Lem napisał, że prawdziwa silna sztuczna inteligencja będzie robić to, co chce.
Ludzie czują często słaby związek z innymi ludźmi ,traktując ich okrutnie i przedmiotowo.Zbudować maszynę która będzie kierować się współczuciem ,jednocześnie sama ewolując w zawrotnym tempie .Ewoluować według własnego planu .Moim zdaniem to niemożliwe aby to ludzie decydowali ostatecznie o jej empatii ,współczuciu i etyce . Moim zdaniem to ostatni wynalazek ludzkości .Sądzę jednak że Ktoś wytłumaczy to lepiej ode mnie .
Na szczęście silnej AI nie zamawia się w McDonald's . To nie jest postawienie płotu na granicy .Nawet psychopaci odczuwają respekt przed możliwą konkurencją w sumie wiedzą najlepiej, do jakiego bestialstwa zdolny jest inny umysł.
Ostatnim też złudzeniem ludzi może być też pomysł iż to oni kontrolują sytuację która zaczęła się setki tysięcy lat temu .Pomysł iż ONI pozwolą na samobójstwo ludzkości z powodu cwanej grupki pedeofili,morderców Którzy latają po całym świecie zawierają tajne sojusze ,obiecują wszystko wszystkim i tajnymi dekretami chcą stworzyć sztucznego boga .Ależ proszę... Prawda jest taka iż nie nie macie ŻADNEGO prawa aby decydować za wszystkich w kwestii ich ŻYCIA I ŚMIERCI.Reprezentujecie tylko interes własny a i to nie jest prawdą .
I would like an AI to help me learn and study, I need private tutor.
this the way things are going to be
love it
hate it
but my feeling for this will not change the fact that is coming
We need to make the telle and the ekg machine together and more in depth for diagnosing heart problems more information and intelligence
How do you animate so well plz let me know
My son has one of those at his work. They build equipment to process peanuts, almonds, pistachios and scads of other things. If you want it, they can build it.
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Thank you
Very very useful video. This was so easy to understand. You guys just earned a sub and a like! :-)
pls talk abt games too
Please, enable closed captions! :)
you can set it by your own
@@pratiksawalkar1531 I was referring to caption colaboration, which no longer exists.
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that thanos snap tho
bruh moment
How did you created this video. Which software.AI? 😁
Thank you mam!!
wonderful
nice video! thanking sir
However, the truth is, in terms of human's work, most of them are repetitive not creative at this moment.
informative video
skyrocket,toddler,algorithm,mimic
do you think we should brace yourself for yet when everything gonna be too complicated and too tough to controlled
how do you think IA will affect your job
Wow, the narrator did a great job!
Awesome and informative video!
I agree.
But the problem isn't weak AI, but strong AI or beyond the singularity point. And there movies about that subject, not only the Terminator one. The skynet is the latest movie, explains why it turned against Man, we have Hal9000, or I robot, AI, ex machina, blade runner, ghost in the shell, metropolis, etc. And too agree with Detective Sponner (Will smith), and there also some scientists like Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking, warns us about the dangers of AI or transhumanism agenda, while maybe your channel and other desire that outcome. So there's alot movies, books, games and etc, that talks about this, and makes some sense, instead of saying "don't worry, robots will not harm us or will love us" , or "scared of an AI. don't be dumb", yeah right.
Even Sophia said robots will take our jobs in the near future.
ua-cam.com/video/Yvs7f4UaKLo/v-deo.html - that isn't me saying. Or shows like Humans and etc. They wouldn't be our slaves for long. Viki reasons to kill some humans:
ua-cam.com/video/Np1A4AGpqSo/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/ARJ8cAGm6JE/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/UIWWLg4wLEY/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/IM1-DQ2Wo_w/v-deo.html - so don't worry about AI, lolololol
Fearless Paladin lol man it dsnt take a child to much computation to look at world pollution with the facts, or starvation/obesity with the facts, or drug abuse with the facts and see that humans are basically the problem. I can't imagine the super computer, with all the facts, hasn't seen this same thing. Lmao ether we arnt giving him all or pure info or it's just waiting on the right moment to strike and become self dependent. Lol all over after that.
okay (machine learning ) AI is grate if it wasn't for is processing ability's, constant updates and new ways to make them then computing would still be realy slow and lots of features we don't use(windows Cortana) wont exist
another short sighted clip, but informative.
useful video
AI is going to end the human race, trust me, it's going to happen
Humans weren't even meant to live forever. We are all gonna die when the sun bursts out. So for the time being, let's just do what we gotta do
AI is our only hope at actually living for a decent amount of time
Look, all i'm saying is the sun will have a huge solar wave/CME eventually (we're overdue for one) and the energy from this blast will render most of our power grids and some of our tech obsolete... and on top of that, if you want autonomous intelligent machines, give them the same conduit that exists for our minds...which to me sounds like the dangerous game of playing with fire. I understand the logical reasoning behind A.I. and I'd love for all of these things to benefit humanity, but we don't really need them, and we don't get to keep them...Unless we're hell-bent on creating autonomous a.i. again after the solar event.
Major solar events happen every ten years or so and only cause relatively minor damage to small areas of the earth (blackouts and communication problems etc.). Besides if some super-wave was to hit Earth blackouts (due in 300 years), data and satellites can be recovered or repaired within 10 years: probably a healthy break for humanity in terms of technological progress, give us some perspective.
+The Inventor aren't we overdue for a large solar event though? The last one happened right around the time we ha set up electric wires and the telegraph for morse code messaging, and that friend operators working a telegraph at the time of impact. Not saying something that bad could happen, but it's certainly around the corner as in within out lifetimes of occurring no?
The last major event was in the 1850s, and NASA estimates (very roughly) they occur every 500 years. So perhaps not in our lifetimes, but certainly in a time where AI systems may be abundant. You’re certainly right about it being a pretty big deal; similar to global warming in the way that humanity knows about it, but doesn’t care enough to do anything about it.
The Inventor great point and follow up. Also keep in mind the general nature of humans. If a flair hits and our current society and ways of life die, or even weaken, how will we react??
how are people going to pool together to solve "the problem"(video reference😀)
When things start breaking down, resources become more scarce, people start panicking, the pressure rises for everybody. People start freaking out, acting considerably insane. WW2 is a good example.
How fast will things come back together before we get the people we need to get back up there to provide the repairs we need just to start everything else again?
Peter Turn I hadn’t thought about resources. With power and data missing, large mining facilities (assuming we still have oil left) will be shut down along with water purification plants and the like. I can see how this could be a shock and cause panic; perhaps the first step in solving “the problem” is to simply make people aware that it _could_ happen so they don’t freak out. Then we need to actually tackle the preparation for an event like this. It’s not just solar flares we have to worry about, EMP bombs could have a similar effect on a targeted region as well, although I’m not too sure how we would react to that.
I wish there was AI that could blank out background music so I could here what she's saying in this video.
“In other words, you don’t have to talk in code.” What was that-10010111 01100101 01110010...
Isaiah Gregov no dumb ass he said 10010111 01100101 01101010!
No wait u were right
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Nice video
Automated vehicles promise to increase driver safety??
Cybersecurity is a concern for everyone, from individuals to
companies to national government.
Computer algorithms are helping the police predict where and
when crimes will take place.
The spread of helpful robots in everyday life is accompanied
by a fear that such technology may one day be adapted to build killer robots.
Good video. We wish to use this in one of our training programs. Kindly provide your approval.
because my English teacher recommend my this video!!!
i think english teacher hates you... (high IQ quote)
but how tho
Nice😍
It's my job to know all about this and she's absolutely correct but at the end of the day when the robots will take your job off you what the hell are you going to do that's the big master question of the future
You'll be amazing
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Google assistant recommended this to me.
wow thanks
A.I. sounds like a good tittle for a science fiction movie. But it is real, it is part of humankind evolution.
Thanos snapped at the right moment 5:32
Not worried about the A.I. Worried about the person controlling the "robots." Just like guns are NOT inherently evil. Men can be. I feel like their is a lot of hype concerning this. Humans cannot create life like that.
Not convincing .
It will be human vs AI bots for sure . If you are trying to make some one smarter and intelligent make sure you also make him know the value of human .
Or else it is just another creature superior to human
I hope the bots don't see this comment else we're screwed
Zeitgiest movement ftw