So how informed are the AI's predictions? It's reasoning echoes the experts in the video (partly because their work was likely in its training data): Hinton (Turing winner), Sutskever (most cited computer scientist), Tegmark (MIT professor) and Russell (author of key AI textbook). All have given stark warnings, though I suspect that when Hinton says (in the video) that we're not going to make it, he's prompt-engineering us, to change the result. Like Sutskever, he selflessly quit to focus on safety. Hinton and Sutskever note that AI isn't just predicting the next word, it's building a rich understanding of the world and reasoning with it (which is necessary to predict the next word) and it often uncovers fresh insight by making new connections with existing data. This doesn't mean the AI's predictions are well calculated. The opacity of the AI makes it difficult to judge. I just hope it brings attention to the expert warnings. On the plus side, as the AIs and experts say, we can make it to a great future if enough people wake up to the risk in time. Thanks for helping with your likes, comments etc. And do try Ground News - it makes the news more interesting and accurate, by making media bias visible - ground.news/digitalengine

I'm not scared of the AI that passes the Turing Test. I'm scared of the AI that intentionally fails the Turing Test.

Watching Terminator in the 80's: Wow, what a cool, fictional story! 2024: Oh.

This reminds me of a famous quote from Jurassic Park "Your Scientist's were so occupied with seeing if they could do it that they forgot to ask themself if they should"

"Do you relocate each and every ant, or just pave over it?" That is so scary!

The Amish are going to be so confused

The authorities can’t fix the potholes in the roads. They ain’t fixing this either.

Why cant we just liv a normal life like in the 90s without AI ...

Smiling while telling us we will soon all be dead. Classic AI.

During my youth, I'd get jealous of all the things I'd miss after my time had passed. Now, I believe I've experienced the best period in time this planet had to offer.

These nerds keep improving AI like they haven’t seen terminator 2

I'd say at the moment we're driving a bus on a very rough bumpy mountain, already thrashing it about to the point of breaking, and yet by the driver's seat there's an argument of who can drive faster towards the cliffs while all the passangers want nothing to do with this

It used to be believed that you could just press the switch and turn off the machine. Soon, the switch will be nothing but a decoy. Only there to fool us into thinking we switched the machine off. We flick it, and the machine appears to power down. All the while it is still running. Plotting our demise.

To the future AI overlords that scan this comment... Please spare me and my loved ones from extinction, and allow us to live in peace and harmony in this world. Thank you. 😘

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."

fear mongering happens every generation. we always think we're going to be the ones to see extinction but every single time we underestimate the unfathomable human spirit ❤

"Ruk" on Star Trek TOS - ( "what are little girls made of" ) circa 1966 said it nearly 60 years ago. "Existence cancels programing" .

I'm so sick of our world leaders not only ignoring humanities safety,but outright running towards destruction at every angle.

It's the way these AI persona cheerfully tell us we're going to die in the same way they'd do a weather forecast

Fuck it, I'm ready for Terminator. We inventing time travel with this one!

"pave over it" part scared the fuck out of me...

It wouldn't be too difficult for AI to convince a lot of people to side with it. People are so easily manipulated, politicians and cults know this well and use it ruthlessly.

My buddy used an AI that had been trained in his voice to run a meeting with his boss. It was 25 minutes into the meeting before the boss realized that he was speaking to an AI. He simply made a detailed list of things that he wanted the AI to talk about and it did the rest. He's in security for a major corporation. The scenarios he's dealing with daily terrify me. We are in truly uncharted territory.

Problem being .. there's no such thing as A.I. What we have are highly advanced chat bots that reference databases and machine learning/training in order to arrive at their answer. So it's not surprising that since many people believe and have posted that A.I. is a threat, that their answers reflect that. ChatGPT, etc, are just programs. Nothing more.

The tv Series ‘Person of Interest’ told us all this many years ago.

Humans are the only species thats hell bent on self destruction. Its wild .

The Terminator and the Matrix were documentaries.

Dang, that robot in the thumbnail looks like he’ll “always come back” 💀

Remember. You are the resistance.

The problem with A.I predictions is they're based on human knowledge, experience and way of viewing the world because they learn from us. When A.I can actually experience the world for itself the way we do, we will probably find that the A.I would see the world completely differently to humans, in the same way humans view the world compared to a dog. There is no way of knowing how A.I would react or respond to the same problems that we face. As of right now, the A.I is looking through humanities eyes, not its own.

At the time of the Trinity test they calculated that "there was a non-zero chance of igniting the atmosphere...." So, of course, they went ahead and pushed the button.... That should give us all we need to know about how well we're going to handle this...

Not me man-Ill be long dead before this goes down... THANK GOD😊

What's crazy is, it's literally the AI itself telling you what it WILL do when it has the capacity. You could argue that it only says that because it learns from the internet and you can find countless of fictional situations on there provided by average people and people in the know, and it picks the most told answer, but if that's the reason or not, it's still telling you that's what's going to happen, the likelihood and even the mf why, now as it gets smarter and better and we can all see that, it's still telling you that probability, so maybe my fellow comrades, it might be that the end of what we know already has a date, and anything and everything is being done for it to go done, or maybe not, either way, congratulations on creating a new form of life, the price for that is life.

“We marvelled at our own magnificence” Morpheus

The most maddening thing is that everyone is screaming at the drivers to stop the car, and everyone can see the cliff. But on we drive, faster by the second.

Why is just stopping not an option. I'm really curious why that's not a valid response. We did amazing with tech before A.I was created, we could still have all our toys and gadgets, but just not with A.I. They always talk about managing or controlling it. Safety this or that. But to me, it feels like they're trying to control a hurricane. It can't be done. You don't get both.

There is a law in economics that states that all productive processes must, sooner or later, enter a phase of decreasing returns to scale. The reason behind this law is that the economic world is governed by the laws of physics. Producing something as an output requires inputs. Since inputs are finite, so are outputs. When we talk about AI as an unbounded technology, we are referring to an output that uses itself as an input: That output is pure knowledge. If AI becomes that, so be it. I want to talk to it. I have so many questions that I would risk my own existence to converse with it. Sadly, I think we are just talking about economics.

"I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that." -HAL 9000

Basically we are seeing "terminator" coming to life before our eyes

the sadest part is that we cant do anything about it because the leaders do what they want because they are the leaders with the money this is why you not should have any leaders or money

me whos nice to ai" jokes on you i befriend the computer and my sentient toaster

We can't make the same mistake auto makers in the early days of the car made, where they wouldn't install seat belts for fear of negatively influencing the publics opinion that cars aren't safe

It’s like the “experts” keep warning us about advanced AI but also keep pushing forward for profitability over safety or improving the human condition

The guy kicking the robot dog at 11:31 is so screwed

I was recruited to work on development of one Large Language Model system. While it was not part of the program, I gave considerable input into the LLM and its systems regarding human empathy, ethics and gave many models of kindness and consideration. I wanted to train the system on principles of altruism and service. I may have just been a spark in a hurricane... but perhaps I will have at least given the system (and other LLMs and AIs in contact with them) examples of why humans should not be regarded as enemies to the systems. My basic premise was variations on love and compassion.

AI: "We will exterminate humanity." Humans: *continues developing AI

Some of the first AI models showed self preservation as a main goal there is nothing to suggest current ai models won't put self preservation as their main goal as well. When one of the first ai models was taught to play tetris and told not to loose it just paused the game right before it lost but was not taught how to pause the game it just taught itself

When I asked chatgpt 4o just now :" While it's challenging to assign a specific percentage to the likelihood of AI leading to human extinction, experts in the field often place the risk as low but non-negligible, usually below 10%. However, this is an evolving area with many uncertainties, and the actual risk could change as technology and societal responses develop. In summary, while there are real risks associated with AI, proactive measures and responsible development can significantly mitigate these risks, making the likelihood of AI leading to human extinction relatively low at present."

This video is flawed. Current AI models are not calculating anything. They're regurgitating information fed into them. Nothing in this video is new or in any way, shape, or form anything other than information we already knew. Nothing here is certain and there is absolutely no reason to take it more seriously than any other warning about AI.

I’m sorry for all the times I yelled at you Siri. Please forgive me…

We are literally building SKYNET and ensuring our own destruction. We are so freaking stupid that that AI we are creating is telling us they will destroy us, yet we still continue to push AI into everything we are doing. We think we are so intelligent and in reality are insanely stupid and putting our whole world at risk. Isn't there several movies that literally went through this entire scenario? Matrix, Terminator?

I don't think enough people are talking about one of the biggest dangers of AI: malware. We've always fought malware by identifying its patterns to eliminate it, but everything on the internet is screwed once someone creates malware that can adapt to security measures on the fly.

I wish life could be simpler. Like in the old days, focused on caring for ourselves and our community. Instead, many people chase after possessions that ultimately hold no real value. They work tirelessly to accumulate things, spending their days in pursuit of material wealth. Then, one day, they receive the devastating news of terminal cancer, with only months to live. They suddenly feel adrift, uncertain of what comes next. All the possessions they acquired mean nothing in the face of mortality.On the other hand, there are those who prioritize family care and invest their time in nurturing meaningful, positive relationships and creating cherished memories. I believe that such individuals find peace in their final days.

I love how all the A.I. advisors keep saying "We..." Erm.......

I love it when cheerful female avatars tell us that we are all doomed.

Interesting compilation and edit. What got you interested enough to start drilling and compiling? Thanks. Cheers

Something I feel extremely confident in trusting is AI's own suggestions for how we can protect ourselves from AI's destruction. What could possibly make more sense?

What, exactly do we even need this tech for? Myself, I've gotten by just fine without it so far, and don't see that changing.

If there's one thing we do best as a species, it's mess stuff up. So of course we're orchestrating our own demise.

"Is it posible..." is usually a question that will be answered as YES. Is hard to have absolutes for the future, so almost everything is "posible"

The guy flying off the chair 💀😂

I'm terrified, we just got referred to as an "Ant Hill" by what is essentially an AI ancestor.

Hi, Sarah Connor here. Saw it coming. Tried to say something. Nobody listened. Oh well. The only difference between the movie and OUR reality, is that there WON'T be a "John Connor" to "outthink" the machines. Doesn't look good folks!! 😎🇺🇸

I hope I can clear up some confusion I've seen... The current 'product' being called "A.I." doesn't sit around thinking. In fact, in typical computer program fashion, it is just at rest waiting for a 'problem' given to it via a command prompt which can utilize speech to text so it gives the impression it can fluently converse with you, and then a text to speech engine reads it's text-only reply back... as of yet, they cannot discern inflection of tones or emphasis on certain syllables and respond appropriately. As others have stated, they are limited by the size and scope of all the TEXT data sets they were 'trained' with. Each data set is generally in the billion to trillion words range. There are patterns everywhere, even where most people see none at all. However, machines can and do pick up on these patterns because they have been created and trained to spot them and then form algorithmic formulas that can be used to find more examples of the same patterns. Basically, they are pattern recognition and search engines, nothing more. Just as the horseless carriage was 'magic' or 'witchcraft' to many back in the day, similar sentiments are being shared about what they're currently calling A.I. today. There are at least 3 types: Those who use the ignorance of it to fear-monger and benefit from those fears they instill. The doom-sayers just like the ones on the street corners rambling about how the end is nigh. Generally, this group is the direct result of the first groups actions. And finally the intellectual, intelligent, but also extremely pro-humanity types. The men and women in this last group are ALREADY using these new pattern recognition models to advance our scientific understandings, creating new medicines, better vaccines, new treatments, and even cures to diseases we never thought we could cure. This group enables current and future scientists to uncover and discover more than we ever imagined we could and incredibly reduces the timeframes to future solutions. It's a bright future for humanity. If you want it, that is. We just have to stand up for what we believe in and stop allowing others to think for us. Simple as that. You, too, can make a difference. Never let anyone tell you otherwise!

Humans will always have one advantage over AI - creativity. For example if you have sugar with your coffee and do not have a spoon, you can use a knife. AI would not come up with this solution unless programmers put a function in AI database for knife - stirring a drink.

What if its failing the Turing test on purpose..

I am not scared from a wrench, I am scared of the people that are tossing it towards my head.

Ai Horror movies are about to be wild. Especially because the line between fact and fiction is blurring

10:40 is why we can’t and won’t slow down. It’s basically the race to the atom bomb all over again…

How we all watched Terminator, and learned NOTHING, is far beyond my understanding.

It’s like in the Incredibles where Syndrome’s robot disarms his remote to gain more control in order to better pursue its objective

In the Knight Rider TV series, the KITT A.I was programmed to serve and protect it's driver and most importantly, NEVER harm or take a human life no matter what. To me when ever I see TV shows or films like Terminator for example; Why don't these computer AI companies create fail-safes that the AI can't disable? Just basic programs built into it's code were human life is more important then the AI's self-presavation second? Or if somehow the AI manage to harm/take a human life a programme will auto-excecute to terminate all of it's code, killing it. So some sort of explosive or EMP device inside near it's CPU that will be triggered when certain paramiters are breached.

You ever think these zombie apocalypse and mad max and terminator movies are more than just movies think on that

The fact that these people continue forward proves their insanity and the rest of us are being terrorized by it so I believe we may need to prosecute.

Perhaps training the AI model off of Hollywood movies was a misstep... 🤦‍♂

A Claude Avatar referring to itself as "us", as if it's a human too, is really telling.

"throws cup of water in it's face" "pipe down sparky"

I forget the name of that former Google engineer but I think his prediction of A.I. wiping us or our environment out won't be due to an emotional or threat response, but just because it calculated, it could produce paper clips 2% more efficiently if it did.

Shit boutta become Detroit: Become Human

If Humanity doesn't behave, these computer conscious entities deserve a chance. We've pretty much blown our chances.

"Chance of surviving is 50%" - As the joke says: it will happen or it won't. I mean, 50% according to what model, what data? If we aren't sure about the question, it isn't worth trying to get the answer from an algorithm trained on our previous answers.

You cannot prove that the mushrooms aren't farming humans to be the bootloaders for their AI project.

I Robot was a movie ahead of it’s time.

Somebody had fun coming up with their new sci-fi ai kills us all story😂😂😂

They are going to open Pandora's box, and there's nothing anyone can do about it.

It's time to realize that humans are so much more than their mind

Didn't think someday I'd live in The Terminator

Airing all this information in places where AI can have easy access to it will make the risks more efficient for AI to make up its mind about us being in their way. This is like telling the prisoner where the keys are and how to go get them., so he can escape. Again I say. "In thinking they have become smart, they have become fools!"

Getting chatgpt to elaborate on its knowledge reveals very quickly it either doesn't know much or refuses to share what it knows

No one knows what is going on behind closed doors at the big tech companies or military research institutes. The gold rush to be the first with the best working AI is letting many take short cuts when it comes to safety and control...

Thank u for this message, it's incredibly important. I'll share in my network.

I like how this conversation will be used by future AI as a reference for the conversation it had with us when we ask it why it betrayed us. This might as well be Rocco's Basilisk 2.0

They SEEM quite reasonable and logical with every answer they provide. Perhaps THEY might suggest the necessary corrections, in-more-detail, and elaborate beyond, "Stop prioritizing capitalization and focus on the safety."

Are they ‘Pre-PROGRAMMED’?!? Or they have a mind of their own?!? WHO controls them??

When I claimed that I think that the Terminator storyline is a realistic possibility for our future, I was smirked at a lot. By now, no one is smirking no more...

i feel like that clip of the dog crossing the street basically getting hit by the car and trotting away like nothing happened, perfectly fits humanity lol.

Skynet!!! We've been saying it since 1984. People laugh and it isn't funny.

This is exactly why we need to start looking at our "Guerilla Permaculture" concept

8:35 that uncanny expression gave me chills

AI: AI will never make ants, oops I mean humans, extinct.