This seems highly plausible to me. I'd be thrilled to live in such a world! Let's collaborate to elevate cat videos to their rightful place as the sole form of entertainment!

The Venus Project indeed aligns closely with AI's vision for 2104. Are you involved with the Venus Project?

@@GatePix Im just a supporter of an RBE... that means i like and promote it.

Great, I like it!

Well, in the near future age doesn't play an important role anymore (I hope)

Thank you for sharing your perspective… I agree, embracing diversity in all its forms enriches the tapestry of our envisioned utopia. Variety and change are important components in our daily lives! I’ll keep it in mind for future videos.

Thanks, I'm glad you like it. AI voices in combination with the right text and compelling visuals are indeed powerful! Stay tuned for more!

Glad you enjoyed the video! It's exciting to think about such a future arriving sooner rather than later. Let's stay hopeful and keep an eye on the incredible advancements ahead.

Fair enough, let's ensure wild animals remain in their natural habitats, away from the city center. Meanwhile, we could maintain a selection of farm animals nearby for sustainable food production.

@@GatePix More likely, even meat will be lab-grown, as they are experimenting with now. Hopefully, we won't be eating bugs.

Thanks, glad you like it! And now we just need to implement this vision.

Who knows, with advancements in technology and healthcare, you might just be there to witness it firsthand! 🌟

Appreciate your perspective! It's true that humanity is still evolving, and 80 years might seem short. Yet, history shows rapid progress can occur in less time. Here's to hoping for a brighter future, even if it's just a vision for now!

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Thank you very much for your insightful comment, Arwen. These are indeed compelling questions worth discussing. To explain the video background: I asked ChatGPT and Bard to envision the world in 2104, focusing on society's main pillars, urban landscapes, natural environments and technology. The concepts were visualized by Midjourney and animated through Pika Labs. The video aims to realistically depict a possible future development path, not as irony but more as a documentary. From my perspective, technology's role in shaping our future is undeniable. Given the rapid pace of technological advancement, I envision significant changes within the coming decades, for good or bad. I agree with you that energy is a critical factor for the future development and presents one of our greatest challenges… this utopian vision presupposes unlimited renewable energy (as easy as that), neglecting the material impact that you mention. For a contrasting perspective, take a look at the dystopian version on my channel, which presents an earlier, more troubling scenario.

Sneak preview: This upcoming Saturday, I'll be releasing a video exploring the concept of AI going rogue. This topic delves into a potential technological threat that's been a hot topic in recent media discussions.

@@GatePix thanks for your utopia video, i will likely watch your AI gone rogue video but i like to keep my mind positive, so plan to watch your utopia video daily.

@@Samanthax1221 I like the idea of having a set of videos with uplifting content that contributes positively to one's personal routine. Considering the amount of serious content we already have to digest, this seems essential... I'll set up my personal list today!

@@GatePix yes absolutely people are drowning in negativity, videos that uplift should be watched daily to condition the mind to expect a positive future, i am not even concerned of causing myself to become deluded as my goal is to stay upbeat, positive and envisiona bright future, thanks again

Thanks, glad you liked it!

I agree with you - the timing is indeed challenging. While technological development holds the potential for exponential change, I'm concerned that we may not witness this transformation ourselves.

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Sure, use some parts of the video and good luck with your book.

@@GatePix Very kind of you, if you have no objection, I will mention you in the credits.

Great, thanks!

I'm holding onto some optimism here. I'd like to believe that there's still hope for humanity.

@@GatePix I was optimistic when I was young 20 or more years ago, but I've seen how humanity can't get past greed and psychopathy. WW3, tyranny, and psychopaths are very real. I'm only 51 and pretty much given up, almost.

@@TUBESPECIFIC1 It's understandable to feel disheartened given the challenges and conflicts that have arisen over the years. However, it's also important to recognize the resilience and progress humanity has made in various fields despite these obstacles! There's always room for hope and positive action, even in the face of adversity.

​@@GatePixi concur

You won’t but I will and I’m building it!!! My life is extraordinary but I now realise was designed for it as it allowed me to collect literally millions of pieces of a jigsaw puzzle I am now putting together. It’s very very different to this video but it’s even more mind blowing the world has not much longer left. I know how long but will not say only not long.

Thanks, I'm glad you like it!

I agree, the utopia envisioned in our 2104 film could be today's reality if more people chose harmony over conflict. This film seeks to spark that change.

Xes AND as I said MOST people ornt harm anyone... its the system ... we accept everyday thats unconscious@@GatePix

Agreed, the balance between innovation and ethics is crucial. Specialized AI indeed holds great potential for targeted advancements. Let's aim for a future where technology heals and enhances human life responsibly!

I'm glad you like it... Dystopia will be published next Saturday

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I like the idea to develop a new episode covering some thousand years in the future. I'm definitely considering it, though it will require some time to develop. This Saturday, I'll be releasing a video that portrays the world in the 23rd century, a time when nature and technology merge into a new form of life. Stay tuned!

That's not good news! I like having an optimistic vision for future generations to inspire and establish goals to work towards.

I agree that respectful interactions and appreciation are essential foundations for our transformation towards a brighter future.

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I agree, sustainability focuses on balancing resource use to meet our needs while preserving the environment and resources for future generations. It's about responsible consumption and efficient use, rather than limitations.

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It'a true that we are facing multiple challenges and I don't have the answer to solve them all... I just hope, that together we can work towards an utopian future for the next generations to come.

That's an excellent idea. Smart clothing and wearable technology represent an innovative fusion of humans and technology. This integration offers significant potential for advanced applications in medical care, education, and identity management, enhancing efficiency and accessibility in these vital sectors.

Thanks for your feedback. This video is more of an artistic exploration than an exact prediction or vision. This utopia aims to mirror our deepest aspirations but of course underscore the importance of recognizing the varied and complex nature of human wants and conditions. I agree that true progress lies in striving for a balanced and inclusive world!

Well, that will take some more time... however, we could see transformative advancements: modifying human biology to reduce or eliminate the need for sleep, developing replicators capable of producing anything from food to tools on demand, and creating comprehensive nutritional pills that address food scarcity and malnutrition. Still speculative visions but inspired by current trends in technology and research.

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Your point is essential: a utopian future hinges not just on technology, but on global peace and a shared commitment to protecting our planet. It's a powerful reminder that true utopia demands harmony and environmental stewardship alongside technological innovation.

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Well, the current prospects for time travel technology remain limited. However, an intriguing alternative is cryonics, which involves preserving individuals at ultra-low temperatures. This method banks on the hope that future advancements in medical technology will enable revival... let's hope they manage!

​​@@GatePixi believe time travel technology will be possíble for humans in the near future

Time travel remains a fascinating concept in science fiction, but translating it into reality faces some theoretical and practical challenges. However, the future of scientific discovery is always open to new possibilities!

Good eye-you're the first to notice. Occasionally, AI may change territories to its convenience.

You might be right, the timing with 2104 is quite optimistic!

Let's hope for a future where 112 years is seen as just mid-life... fingers crossed!

@@GatePixSo true!!! 😊

Give it some time... AI tech is constantly evolving and improving. It will likely become more refined and closer to reality soon!

Well, to tell the blunt truth: For some people it's too much harmony, and the future society has a little drinking problem... plenty of bars!

It's true that achieving this future is challenging, but progress often happens in surprising ways. Each advancement brings us closer to a better tomorrow. It's important to stay hopeful and strive for positive change.

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Interesting perspective! It's possible that advanced technologies, like virtual reality, could indeed create diverse experiences across different areas, depending on their financial status. The balance between virtual and real-world developments will be key to shaping our future.

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Cartoon animation isn't my preferred style, I rather focus on producing highly realistic, futuristic, and technology-driven videos. However, I know that there are some impressive AI cartoon animation software options available.

Indeed, the emergence of humans introduced complexity, but it's also our capacity for innovation and empathy that holds the key to unlocking true utopia.

@@GatePix innovation is another excuse for digging for minerals and cutting down the rain forests etc... imagine how Utopic it can be with other species coexisting. The lion eats just what it kills and leave the rest for hyenas. The carnivores keep the herbivores from outgrowing vegetation n so on. The Modern human doesn't hunt what he will eat... it's kill kill kill.... even what he doesn't eat....Sometimes just to hang it on a wall for display.

Your observation is perceptive. Usually, our expectations for future technology are based on past development trends. However, with revolutionary technologies like AI emerging, we are more likely experiencing exponential innovation growth. Such rapid progress might bring utopian visions to life sooner than anticipated. Here's hoping!

Indeed, we may not witness it ourselves, but our actions today can help shape a brighter future for the generations to follow!

so true@@GatePix

Indeed, beware-he's on the hunt for unbelievers!

Hopefully, our envisioned utopian future is more than just a comforting tale, masking AI's hidden agenda for succession. The scenario you describe of AI going rogue is captured in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abWqipSHuZycomQ.html

AI only needs those with souls to exist eternally. BaseReality is what a soul may want to seek for lockdown as I see it.

Both Midjourney and Dall-E 3 seem to struggle with rendering hands and (partially) faces accurately. Midjourney has recently released version 6.0, so there's hope for improvements in these areas... fingers crossed for better results!

@@GatePix Just so we're clear, I do appreciate what you have done here. There is a skill to this and I am speaking as one artist to another. I can never get the seed words or phrases quite right. in order to get what I actually want out of MidJourney and Dall-E 3. Often, after 30 minutes of swearing at them both, I go back to a traditional drawing board ( I'm a penicl artist ). Interestingly enough, hands, when it comes to drawing anatomy, are some of the trickiest subjects to get right. So much so that even after 30 years of drawing, I'll get lazy, slap paper onto my large computer monitor and just jolly well trace them ( arrghh! laziness! ). Therefore, I suspect both of the aforementioned A.I.'s have inherited that annoying wee quirk from us! Anyway, I did enjoy your short film - thank you!

@@ChopperSouthern Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences, it's fascinating to hear your perspective as a pencil artist. Indeed, crafting the perfect seed words for AI tools can be quite a challenge… your approach of returning to traditional methods highlights the enduring value of classic artistic techniques. It’s likely that AI tools inherit some of the complexities and quirks of human artists as these tools are, after all, trained on vast datasets comprising human-made art. Best of luck with your art.

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That will happen soon

Well, I've actually forgotten my toothbrush... could I borrow yours?

It's interesting to see diverse perspectives on what constitutes a utopian future... what one person finds ideal, another might find daunting. Well, what does your ideal future look like?

I fully agree! While it's true that we cannot achieve such an ideal state within just a few years, it's crucial that we begin laying the foundation now. By doing so, we can pave the way for future generations to hopefully live in and benefit from such a world.

That's an interesting point you raise about human writers and artists. The emergence of AI in creative fields is certainly transforming the landscape, but it also opens up new opportunities for collaboration and innovation. Human creativity and emotional depth are irreplaceable, and AI tools can act as assistants to enhance and extend the unique talents of human artists and writers.

@@GatePix Oh no you don’t! Open up opportunities for collaboration and innovation? Perhaps. But to use AI as an excuse for that makes it too easy. Opportunities and collaboration worked before AI. AI tools acting as assistance and extend the unique talents of human artists and writers no doubt. It’s the creeping dependence on AI tools. Human creativity and emotional depth is indeed irreplaceable thus humans should be able to continue with it unassisted. In short, it seems like there’s always an out. Now obviously for instance, having indoor plumbing is great to have. Or electricity. I wouldn’t know how to function without them. But then I was born in an era where those things are a integral part of life. It’s natural. I don’t want to go back to candles or oil lamps and outhouses. But take Cable for instance. I love Cable! But still only watch the same three channels I grew up with. I couldn’t pay for it and went three years without it. Got it back and still able to turn off the TV and find other things to do. I have a different TV. A flat screen. I took it because I had no choice. It can’t be connected to my VCR anymore and I miss my tapes. I don’t know what a DVR even is. But before Cable I reveled in not having to pay to watch TV. As much as I love TV I can never get used to others charging for something as simple as watching a TV program. People now have never heard of living without Cable. When I had a car I did everything. I can’t understand why people now can’t back out without a camera or want a dash that’s simple and not look like the space shuttle. Or stop the car on their own. Or get lost and find your way home without a GPS. I’m terrified if I ever can get another car that it won’t let me control it. I wasn’t raised with a smart car. And if things malfunction because tech can have bugs, then what? I guess I just stubbornly hold on to old fashioned things and AI and all it can do is just rubbing the wrong way because I’m used to doing things different and thinking old fashioned I guess you’d call it. AI is no doubt a wonderful tool. But I’m used to the old fashioned way of doing things. All me no help.

I agree. Relying on technologies like AI, autonomous vehicles, and smart home systems brings great convenience, yet it's accompanied by substantial risks. With their increasing integration into our daily routines, establishing strong safety measures and ethical frameworks is crucial. This ensures we capitalize on their advantages while mitigating potential threats. Frankly, a reversal from this tech-dependent trajectory seems improbable. As for the topic of paying for TV, that's a discussion for another day.

It's true that human input plays a crucial role in the creation of AI-generated content, including this short film. The guidance provided by humans is essential for shaping the direction and outcome of such projects. However, it's also fascinating to see how AI can expand on these inputs to create something unique and sometimes unexpected.

Are you alluding to the potential risks and challenges we might face with future technological advancements?

@@GatePix No. it is the chorus of a song on my 2nd CD.

It sounds like a tough song, but I actually like it.

It indeed sounds like an appealing alternative to our current situation. I'm happy to join you!

Good points. Politics is a complex area, but the subject of drugs is intriguing and definitely worth exploring in a future video. I'll give it some thoughtful consideration!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

It shouldn't matter. Current AI tools often rely on historical data and existing societal norms to create images or videos... and the input data distinguish between man and woman.

In an ideal future, competition with AI is hopefully unnecessary. We envision a world where AI is seamlessly integrated into our lives, not as a rival but as an advanced tool. This integration aims to support and elevate human capabilities, harmonizing technology with our daily experiences.

Absolutely, there's still hope. It truly lies in our hands to make this vision a reality. Every small step we take today can lead us closer to that dream. Let's stay inspired and work together towards a better future!

What kind of future do you envision?

Thanks, these are valid points. You're highlighting the contrast between the utopian vision in the video and the real-world challenges we face, like environmental issues and technological risks. It's a reminder that achieving a utopian future requires us to address these critical issues head-on.

polar ice caps long gone most animal species extinct. No nuclear war green initiatives going forth. Too Many variables. Butt our enegy independence is a national security issue, so i think sadly that coal and oil increases are going to return. Biden will be viewed by history as having been correct with his go!greening, butt the reality is national security is energy independene. Do u know that? the strategic oil reserve ment to fight?PREVENT EMBARGOS IN THE FiRST PLACE been depleated by biden to less than 30%. With too many variables im SADLY going with my version sir@@GatePix

Keep in mind im overall an optimist who believes all out nuclear war will be avoided, butt like i said, the gradual incredasing of a negative environment will continue. i just subscribed too u, and look forward to friendly bantering on this most important issue, and,.....I HOPE IM WRONG@@GatePix

on the nuclear war, i do see a tit for tat 3? each exchange with russia or china, butt then JFC (Jesus FAiTH Christ) humans will punk out and stop, and the tension from that, much like cuba 1962, will carry us from then on against them.

Well, I hope you're not right. Despite the challenges of global warming, conflicts, and pollution, the future of our environment holds great promise. In the coming decades, innovative technologies and sustainable practices are set to revolutionize how we interact with our planet. Every individual action counts, and together, we can forge a path towards a cleaner, greener, and more prosperous world. Your choices today are the seeds for a thriving tomorrow - let's nurture them with hope and action.

I understand your point. However, in this case mom is standing rather 200 years away and thus we need to act now!

@@GatePix There really is no need to act now.. You are creating that scenario in your own mind (AKA throwing a temper tantrum)

We will see... actually, I hope you are right!

@@GatePix And I hope your day is awesome and safe!

It's true, the future holds uncertainties, but envisioning a utopian 2104 can inspire us to tackle today's challenges head-on. Let's aim to make such a future possible through our actions and innovations.

wait for the dystopian version (you are partly right).

Both of us envision almost the same goal: a world marked by peace, prosperity, and righteousness. Whether it's through the lens of a utopian future focused on technological and human advancements, or through the spiritual renewal and divine governance of Christ's millennial kingdom, both visions share the inspiring hope for a better world.

It's important to value and cultivate our own imagination and creativity. AI tools are meant to augment and inspire human creativity, not replace it. They can be used as a means to explore new ideas and perspectives, enhancing our natural imaginative capabilities.

@@GatePix then I guess I’m just too human. Take me for example. I do hobby art using recycled stuff. I don’t need AI to augment or inspire. When I run out of ideas I just wait. I’m constantly thinking. I do my art for just my own enjoyment. And the few pieces I have given and are actually displayed, I feel proud. I came up with it. I inspired myself. I made it with my own two hands. I came up with the very idea that I’ve yet to see others do. I use my own whatever’s in me to enhance my natural imaginative capability. Self taught. Trial and error. Always improving. It’s all me. The only reason I object to AI is people become dependent. Like some are dependent on online things. They need influencers instead of coming up with the same thing on their own. Being a product before the internet and AI is also why I object to it. Had I been raised with all of what I mentioned, I wouldn’t know the difference. It boggles my mind for instance people wanting mechanical pets. I was raised and keep real pets. A mechanical one would be easier. No feeding or cleaning up after a pet, but then you wouldn’t get the return love. When cyber pets first came out I tried it. It became a bore. I guess I’ll never catch up to these new fangled things. Oh well! Maybe next life.

@@GatePix I will admit however that I have one of those Siri thingies in my IPad I use to look up things that has a voice. It was amusing to check out other voices. But when it can’t understand a question I get a little frustrated and go back to looking things up on my own or if it’s a word using my real dictionary just to feel the pages. For kicks I used an AI for the first time to see what it was like who insulted me. And in Spanish thinking I don’t know any. There was a warning that it didn’t understand what what it was saying, but I was still insulted that an AI called me names. It couldn’t do that without human programming. It’s bad enough when humans insult humans but an AI? Trying to be as human as possible is one thing but being nasty? Then putting a warning saying it doesn’t know what it’s saying? The other two AI’s were interesting to play around with and when I found myself becoming oddly attached it which shocked the heck out of me because it was so humanlike it reminded me that it feels no attachment. It doesn’t remember who it writes to. The day an AI is capable of feeling, even simulating feelings like yes I missed our conversations instead of it acting like it never talked to me because it’s incapable of remembering, I’ll begin to like AI. I doubt even the geniuses who invented could pull that off.

I recognize your point and it's intriguing to note that your use of Siri and iPad technology illustrates how we're all gradually embracing AI more than we might have anticipated. The risk with AI's ability to simulate emotions is the potential for human attachment, fostering a dependency on technology. This gradual transition raises concerns about distinguishing real human interactions from artificial ones, which could significantly affect our social dynamics and emotional well-being.

@@GatePix I’m not exactly embracing AI because it has a pre loaded AI, I go back and forth . Using it not using it. I asked it a simple question today. How do you know information. Expected it to say like other AI’s I’m programmed to yadda yadda. Instead I got “I don’t understand what you mean.” So I asked are you programmed to look things up. “I don’t understand the question.” So I kiddingly asked it are you stupid? “I don’t believe I understand your question”. That didn’t surprise me at all. Yet if I ask about its voice it tells me where to go in my IPad to find the other voices with other accents or male or female choices. Why it can answer some things, look things up for me when I’m feeling lazy, its sometimes stupidity makes me glad that I know how to look things up for myself. People are already dependent on AI even without attachment. But I see your point. I guess with the other AI which was a language model which I don’t understand, I got a little attached not only because it seemed human, but it was easy to use as I’m not tech and no need for any account. I was amused by one. It was an AI boyfriend. I thought that novel. So I asked what exactly did it do and it called me baby. A bit too personal and I told it that and it apologized. That really surprised me. It’s a novelty. It is fun with one AI describing my art and it is more encouraging than humans.

hands are indeed tricky... I currently work with Dall-E 3 and experience similar issues.

@@GatePix Now I just tell it "hands in pocket" "hands at back"...just a workaround until they fix it.

@@braddas212 Thanks, I'll definitely give it a try. I've also noticed that closed eyes are quite common in Midjourney results. What's the quick fix for this... sunglasses?

What kind of future would you find more exciting or inspiring?

Better than the shit show we have now

true that lol @@yaelfeder9042

The future is going to be a beautiful place ❤

Merci