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I love how he made a big, elaborate, well-presented video essay as a cover up just to make fun of Danish people.

*What if this entire video was produced by an A.I and the ''please send help'' in the text to speech was LEMMiNO*

Well Lemmino, it’s been 5 years. I wanna hear your thoughts about this now tbh

It's been six years since this video, now we got chat GPT and somewhat good imitation of people voices with Ai.

Me: children. Scientist/Doctors: infants. Ultron: smaller humans. Lemino: oblivious sac of meat that moves around and screams alot.

"It can also produce human-like gibberish" AI: *speaks Icelandic*

"Ai can create music, but can it enjoy music?" -Chris Sanders March 20th 2021

I’m a Dane and the poem joke at 5:25 was legendary

11 minutes of lemmino bullying Danish

May just be a crazy theory. But I think Lemmimo doesn't like Denmark.

Rewatching all LEMMINO’s videos during quarantine, because their so damn good!

Lemmino's entire channel is just a very elaborate and unsuspecting scheme for endlessly roasting the Danish

"An oblivious sack of meat that occasionally moves around and screams a lot" - Lemmino 2k16

I feel like creative people's jobs are safe even if/when AI get technically better than us because it's subjective. Of course, at this point we probably won't _have_ jobs because literally everything is automated, but they can still be hobbies.

"lets just leave these problems to our children" and thats how global warming was born

"That's right!" *"T H E D A N E S"*

AI: **Takes over the world** Also AI: _"'Not so handsome now,' said Harry, as he dipped Hermoine into hot sauce."_

Every 2 months this channel reminds me of its existence. Quality > Quantity though

We are so surrounded by AI now, and it has become such an interesting topic, that watching videos about AI from like 5-6 years ago feels just like watching a 1950s show or movie about the future, like flying cars.

Just found this channel yesterday and naturally my first instinct is to go back and listen to the channel's humble beginnings. Just lots of wow... This guy has come a looooong way in producing videos. I really like the documentaries he does nowadays. The rage stuff was funny but a bit over the top. Keep the classy stuff up. You're very good at it!

What if no one has posted anything and every comment on KZfaq is an AI

You can not separate AI from Consciousness. AI is only a threat if it actually becomes self aware. A Machine itself is never smart. It does as its told. Your chess computer will not suddenly start doing illegal moves. A machine stays a machine. If they actually do become self aware then we have to see how much of being selfaware is a constant. All animals we know of so far all have the same array of emotions: fear, happiness, anger, sadness etc. If an AI has the same feelings as a human then we can treat them like a human and expect to be treated the same. Otherwise... heck if I know.

"Both paragraphs at 5:50 were written by an AI." I see this and I'm just like "Damn that got me!"

'Humans need not apply' by CGP Grey, 'earworm' by Tom Scott, and other KZfaq videos like this show us what KZfaq can really be

"Human gibberish?" the AI was just set to Welsh!

im supposed to be working but this one robot keeps taking my job

the amont of progress in 6 short years is amazing

“Both paragraphs at 5:50 were written by an AI” I let out an audible “god dammit” at that one, well played

just dont make them waterproof and if shit goes crazy throw water on them lmao

will artificial intelligence be able to create dank memes?

Everybody wants to know "what is AI" But nobody wants to know "how is AI :(" ~ AI

Is it time for another video like this? I would like to see how much AI has improved since then. Like the videos and glad to see another one recently uploaded.

I'm so glad I had these mobile notifications where my phone can lemmino when you upload.

Maybe Lemino is an AI

Lemmino: „It can also produce human-like gibberish“ AI: *talks in perfect Irish*

Gotta love the timeliness (and timelessness) of this video -- OpenAI wasn't even a blip on the radar, and now we're living this future.

Anyone else remember when this channel was "Top 10 memes"?

"Anxious existence" lol what a title for a song created by a machine.

Its important to come back to videos like this and see how often we are limited to viewing only the "final problem", not all the problems that we will face before the end. I suppose currently the main problem with AI is disinformation, GPT giving false info, people making deepfakes (both visual and auditory), people generating images and acting like they're real to garner clicks and views. Interesting to think what the next problem will be, if we manage to overcome this large first hurdle.

Me in 2023: yea that 3-6 decade time prediction was a bit off. this OpenAI thing has literally pushed this time prediction down to like 2025-2030 now XD

I wouldn’t be surprised if the “human gibberish” you included was actually the Danish language... 😂

As a music producer, the bit about computer generated music scares the hell out of me.

This aged like fine wine

I'm so happy that I found this channel! These vids are among the very best on YT!

School is out for the holidays. LEMMiNO posted a video. Today is a good day.

Comparing Einstein to a denmark football supporter is like comparing 200 IQ with a rock (IT'S JUST A JOKE)

Thank you for making your videos. I used to watch them a lot back when I was getting trough my last year of college. That year was special to me, and one of those things that made it special was your videos. Keep up the great work!

Man Elon Musk's reputation really took a nose dive in the six years since this video

Human gibberish *Proceeds to speak danish*

Lemmino: "AI is complicated - and that's an understatement" Also Lemmino: "Human babies are sacks of meat that occasionally move around and scream" I think we're missing a point here.

1:27 "outspoken intellectuals, such as elon musk-" good old time when we thought he was smart.

Hey, Lemmino. I'm here about that call for help. I've struggled with depression much throughout my life, and if you are indeed having such troubles, I offer you three pieces of preliminary advice: 1: Soul-search. Find the very source or sources of your dismay and emotional pain, and talk them over to yourself. Like, aloud. Ask questions amd answer them. Then, when you have a good (or somewhat decent) understanding of the issue or issues, advice two takes place: Cry about it. Let every single aspect of your emotions flow out in a tissue-consuming display of emotion, untill you don't need to cry anymore. Granted, this could take days, but... It's very much worth it. And finally, advice piece 3: rest. When you are in a deep pit but don't cry, can't bring the emotional energy to cry, sometimes what you need is rest. Just Shove all the thoughts out of your head untill you fall asleep.

TheLegend27 can beat any AI

You describe infants as an 'oblivious sack of meat that moves and screams sometimes'

I think its a good time to revisit this subject

This is one of the best presented and well-researched videos I have ever watched on KZfaq. Incredible.

I showed this to my dad and he asked if the video was read by a robot.

If machines became as intelligent and sentient as humans, what's so bad with them taking over? Won't they make a much better world, being smarter than us? Are we worried about AI because we are selfish and want all the world for ourselves?

"it can even produce human like gibberish" *it sounds french*

This video needs an update

One of the most common misunderstandings of artificial sentience is that we can make it from nothing, that somehow we will make an artificially supreme being from banging some rocks together. However you cannot make something out of nothing, in order for us to make an artificially sentient being we need to reverse engineer the only sentient beings we know. The human brain however is limited in its own complexity, there is only so much the human brain can possibly do that a perfect simulation can emulate. A perfect simulation of the human brain would have the same problems with memory, it would still take time to learn new things just like its human base that it was designed from. As a result, an artificially sentient machine would require a human intelligence to emulate, meaning that the machine would require human memories, brain and body dynamics, and a personality construct in order to function. Resulting in a perfect emulation of the human being we got this data from, the machine would have the exact same memories all the way up to the moment this data was collected. The emulation would use the same mechanics as the human brain, trial and error, using this the emulation would react to its surroundings and tasks just as the original counterpart would if they were put into that exact situation. Of course people want to think that an artificially sentient being would be evil somehow, because that is exciting. But in reality, the emulation would be evil if their human counterpart was. A person with upstanding ethics and understanding of its own limits would possibly take the technology further without many human casualties. But once again, if you were a machine, can you hack into America's nuclear codes? Do you even understand how to program or how to build a humanoid robot? If your answers to these were no, you would be no threat to the human race. But then you would say you can just learn how to do these things but then what is stopping you from doing that right now? People like my father believes that if a machine would to ever gain consciousness that they would have instant recall. Meaning that every memory that ever remembered, you as an emulation would be able to access without any problem. Meaning that the biology class you never paid attention to, you would remember every moment and every lecture in full detail as if you were in there. Once again though, the human brain doesn't work like that and an emulation wouldn't be any different because it would be operating off of a system image of the human being it is emulating. However, your memories are not all locked up in your head like files you left on a hard drive for years. Every memory you can remember is a version of the last time you remembered it and is susceptible to memory corruption within your own organic brain. An emulation would have to work on those corrupted memories just like you do now. Another possibility proposed by my brother is what if the emulation finds a way to escape on the internet, what then? My answer is that the emulation has to be processed by something and i don't think your smartphone would have the ability to do that. No, the only device that would be able to process the intelligence would be the device built specifically to process that intelligence. Taking the first steps to artificial sentience is nothing more than unlocking the next stage of our evolution. As long as we take the right steps no harm would befall anybody. People often misconstrue that an ultimately intelligent person would not care about the lives of less intelligent people, but the most intelligent people of our era are pacifists. This paradox of intelligence brings to light that the most intelligent of us sees no reason for bloodshed if the problem can be tackled with calm reasonable discussion. But we may have Mary Shelley's Frankenstein on our hands. If we can create a superior intelligence, what's saying that society would accept it. People have this irrational opposition and aversion to intelligent AI. All over our media AI is painted as some sort of evil entity that would destroy humanity if given the chance. From Hal 9000 to Skynet, people are exposed to the possibility of an extreme intelligence without ethics. An intelligence that would destroy humanity if they are in its way. This unreasonable misunderstanding may see a potential ban on AI research in the future. But ultimately, would you do kill someone just because you could? Would you destroy an entire intelligent civilization if it opposed you in any way? Lemmino's answer is that we do not explain to ants why we are filling its colony with concrete, that we do not explain to the animals why we are cutting down their homes for profit. But animals are not sapient like a human being, Lemmino fails to understand that humanity is a species that can potentially think with reason. Animals do not understand why it is so bright in the day and so dark in the night, it just is for them. But a self aware being would question why this is and attempt to understand it. If any animal showed this much complexity what would we do? We have people working with orangutans, chimpanzees, and diamond back gorillas; teaching them sign language, giving them games and puzzles, and teaching them how to paint. Hell, we even give elephants a paintbrush and a canvas. We have people working with these less intelligent animals and helping them communicate and understand. How is that destructive? Only the less intelligent of us are destroying their homes and bringing them to extinction. Only the most ignorant of us are taking away women's reproductive rights, only the ethically challenged of us believe that slavery is justified, only the most repugnant of rulers have justified genocide to an uneducated audience. Same logic would apply to a superior intelligence, the most intelligent of us are fighting for equal rights and working to make life better for everyone. Why would a superior artificial intelligence destroy the only world with intelligent organic life in the observable universe?

AI: *Imitates a piano so well you forget it isn't possible for it to play one.* Pianists: "Welp, we had a good run."

This video was ahead of its time

These documentary of yours are Soo well crafted. Clever, well thought, well written, well narrated, and compelling that, if I didn't know better, I would have ave to say that it's so impressive it seems entirely composed by a... Genius 👍🤣 Seriously though, good job!

As an AI myself, I approve of this video.

Top 10 facts- religion

When he said that the music was created by a machine, at first I thought that it was going to be a sponsor or something instead of it being composed by an AI

Notice how out of all these translations, not a single one is in danish?’

If you subscribed to this guy when his name was still "Top 10 memes" then your a true fan.

i immediately knew both paragraphs were weitten by ai because they were too structured as in: thing that happenned, time, date, place, fullstop.

"It's just an oblivious sack of meat that occasionally moves around and screams a lot." geez.

I like a good channel that poses existential questions that I nor most people can solve either due to a lack of intelligence or being danish

You, Anomaly and Pewds are the only KZfaqrs in Sweden that acctually matter Anyone with me?

AI becoming smarter than people is one of my biggest fears, thought this video would alienate that but it just reinforced.

Oh Man, your videos are awesome. Just found them not long ago and the way you explain complex topics and ideas is priceless. Are you sure you are not AI? You don’t have to answer that hehe.

Literally the first time I have ever heard Musk referred to as an intellectual.

The gibberish that that the text to speech just sounds like danish to me.

When he says that the background music is composed by a machine, it felt. The END IS NEAR.

Lemmino, i'm also from sweden and i loooove the swedish hatriot of danes "meme". I can relate to it. Keep up the good work!

I asked ChatGPT to recommend me a video on KZfaq about AI and it sent me this

this video has been sponsored by SKYNET

Lemmeno uploading a video is the best christmas gift I could get

Pretty soon Lemon will have to make an updated video on this💀

Machines composing music is incredible.. it means they can be built to have a sense of "beauty".

5:50 puts pause and looks in the description *TRIGGERED*

Detroit: Become Human intensifies

If we ever made a conscious machine that was learning and always getting smarter we wouldn’t be able to directly control it forever but we might be able to make its goals co-exist with ours, for example human positive emotions are caused by endorphins so I imagine the machine would have some kind of similar system to differentiate good and bad, therefore we could teach it to recognise human happiness and sadness and have its emotions match that of the humans it observed and therefore it would be within the machines goals to help us

I know this video probably took a ton of time and resources to make, but I think this is one that I would most love to see an updated version of because of how far AI has come since LEMMiNO uploaded this 6 years ago.

If you give an ai the internet we will all die

What would it take for humanity to finally say "We've gone too far"? Unfortunately, it's usually after it's too late.

I love this channel so much

Game "Cloudpunk" explores the concept of super-intelligence, I can recommend - it's a good and unique game

LEMMiNO making fun of the Danes for 12 minutes straight

"Joaquin Phoenix can do anything" That aged very very well

omg. Recommend after 6 yrs. I watched it long ago. Will watch again :)

"How long until that happens ... 3 to 6 decades." This one is aging quickly. :) ps: Please come back, dude. We need more of you.

The lip smacking and breathing in the gibberish part freaked me the fuck out.

*AI uprising noises* LEMMiNO: Damned Danes!

This is literally the best channel on youtube