1:09 drunk and trying to fight imaginary monster

He's trying to find the fucking toilet they never gave him

The humanoid looks like it is constantly cheering itself over its success

1:38 it’s tryna play air guitar

well, at least when robots take over it'll be fucking hilarious

as someone who can walk, I can confirm that flailing your arms around frantically is an extremely effective walking technique

I've been walking for many years and can confirm his technique is absolutely flawless 1:33

1:33 even AI knows that naruto run is the best way to move

1:32 when you hear your mom pulling in but you forgot to do the thing she told you to do

1:39 cool it plays the invisible guitar! 1:44 and the trombone....

It seems to be disregarding energy consumption, having it would probably make it look more normal.

The AI took the concept of walking and really ran with it

Can't believe I've been walking the wrong way my whole life...

Is that humanoid model based on Captain Jack Sparrow?

1:10 - When you have an iron deficiency and stand up too fast

1:32 when my parking ticket expires in 1 minute

This is the dude your girl told you not to worry about

bae: come over me: I can't I'm a robot bae: my parents aren't home me: 1:33

My dad was a programmer software analyst for the army worked for many big IT and securities companies. I remember when I first learned how to put a computer together he told me hen it would take a computer the size of the house to figure out how to walk and that the human body was still the most advanced system out there and always would be. Just wanted to share that memory

The part where it drags the one foot is an interesting choice. I would think that a factor the AI doesn't get here is sensation of the body. No one would choose to walk that way as a human because they would injure their foot. So if the AI had sensors for pain it might makes a different choice.

1:32 When I lose my mom at the store.

Imagine some futuristic military robots invading your country like this

It’s amazing how a few years ago this was something that only google could do and now most indie developers can do this

It's been 3 whole minutes since the clip ended... Still haven't stopped laughing for even a second 🤣🤣🤣🤣

1:09 drunk and trying to fight someone

first walking, then world domination

“The humanoid model had an interesting take on walking.” Somehow that made me laugh out loud.

"I need you to jump over these gaps." Starts swinging front arm and hopping sideways "No, John, John... JOHN!" "Wait, he might be on to something."

I think the reason it runs like that is because unlike us it does not need to worry about expending energy

1:34 *when you lose your mom in the grocery store*

All the programmers after seeing him walk: 0:53 - 0:58

Imagine a robot running down the street like that

One day the AI will read all these comments making fun of it's approach and that'll be the point when it decides to end humanity

Well now if we ever see someone walking like that, we'll know it's Google

1:33 Me when quarantine finishes

This AI would actually work incredibly in a zombie game. I would love to be chased by a swarm of these things.

1:32 When you're done taking a shower but the towel is in another room.

People are laughing but I would absolutely shite myself if I saw that thing coming towards me

0:00 when I chase world leaders

it is so creepy, when AI learns thing on its own, which scares me that one day they'll have thoughts to destroy us.

i think the only reason the computer made the simulation flail its arms in such a funny way is to keep balance because it had not yet learned to stabilize itself otherwise (spinal cord)

Imagine if that really was the best way to run and at the next Olympics we see Usain Bolt spazzing out down the track shattering all previous records.

It’d be absolutely terrifying to see people maneuvering their day to day life like this

I like how happy and excited they look while running, especially the one with arms

Well, if I ever see someone swinging their arms around and punching the air while they walk around, I'll know it's a robot.

Google AI: the new "late for work" figure

1:40 ‘Potty Emergency’

1:33 Now this is the AI, in a few years this is going to be us running from It and the cycle will close.

1:33 real footage of my dad from 1998 after he said he was "going to get cigarettes"

Judging by this, the robot uprising is going to be frigging hilarious.

Someone will now definitely make a video of themselves doing all of these different running motions to see if they move faster or not!

Nobody: AI: *does gangnam style on one leg*

1:33 me at the IKEA store trying to find the exit

*_T H E Y R E E V O L V I N G_*

100th video: Ai taught it self how to control the people

0:07 my bacteria tunning away from the medicine

Maybe the programmer put on some inspirational music and the AI was jamming to it.

The Human version looks like someone running to the bathroom when they have to go really badly.

1:32 HAHAHAHA I DIED...THE humanoid one is hilarious

The one time I could recall seeing a person move like this was during a group run where that individual was still hammered-drunk from the night prior; at formation he was given a choice between staying in the run or being punished. The punishment probably would have been less painful. Just like the AI, it was wonky, but he stayed in it. We are talking bow-legged, almost lunging style steps, but performed at running pace. The guys in the lead deliberately sandbagged our speed just to make sure he wouldn't fall out and be nailed for it. He made it without having to be carried somehow, but oh my God it hurt just to watch. The flailing is interesting; we've had millions of years through successive iterations of species in our development as tetrapods in water into bipedal locomotion on firm surfaces. I wonder how many "generations" of that specific AI it took to get to their stage (these sims hit millions of cycles sometimes?). We use our limbs instinctively to mass balance and make locomotion easier; maybe the AI is developing the next Olympic level (like that one dude who decided to pole vault backwards) switch of technique to perform a given task more efficiently (within a given parameter... like indestructable ankles lol). There's obstacle courses I've run, for example, where I felt more comfortable at an oblique angle, for example, to surmount some of the challenges in front of me. Likewise, I'd be so gassed at phases of them, that I'd use other parts of my body like elbows, knees, shoulders, hips, and yep, even my butt, to shimmy, clamber, or roll over some of the problems.

This is how we start officially walking now

This has very high meme potential

I actually appreciated the bassoon amd bass clarinet not often featured in our time

1:42 "Maybe it knows something we don't" Yes a lot!

When I see a group of girls I like but not sure on how to approach them 1:39

it probably just Googled how to walk

This video, this one right here that was recommended to me 3 years ago, was what led me to pursue machine learning research. Humble beginnings man, humble beginnings...

I love it that the biped boxes or dances its way through.

everybody gangsta till the AI starts walkin

Google AI: "Hold my beer"

0:55 that one girl in a fight getting a running start while punching

KZfaq: google taught itself to walk Google: *walks like it's listeining to eurobeat*

I can just imagine it screaming *YAUGAUGGAUYHHAGAUYAGAG

Just a few more years and skynet should be fully developed.

Alright so 2 years went by and felt like nothing for us but meanwhile google has had this information for over 2 years now. They have to have the craziest robots ever at this point

This AI knows what it's doing. I intend to use this exact walking method in place of my current wrong one.

looks like ive been doing it wrong

Imagine ai taking over the world and having them chase you like this 😂

This shit has me in tears lmaooo!! But I'm sure the blunt I smoked before this didn't help 🤣😂🤣😂. Also watching without the sound on is fuckin hilarious!

There are two ways to look at this 1. Here is an algorithm which learned to walk and jump by itself without any portrayal so that they could figure out functioning mechanisms. 2. On the other hand, it could tell us about the structure of the world which makes it quite apparent even for an algorithm (programmed to have the same functions that a human body structure does) that it has to walk and jump. But there is one thing to take into account in all of this, it was given a goal of moving forward which matters fundamentally.

it even holds its arm up in a victory fist, magnificent.

How to run faster: Wave one arm in the air fist bumping Jesus

1:32 Me after I wake up on Christmas Eve

Maybe introduce the concept of fatigue so it finds a way to use minimal movements.

It doesn't need to account for fatigue or injury. Of course it would come up with wild movements.

Google: come over AI: ... Google: my parents aren't home ;) AI: say no more *learns to run*

My 19 months old is currently running like this. His movement made me remember for this video because he is running with one hand in air exaclty like this AI model.

The humanoid version is running and in my mind i feel its running while yodelling.

just going for my morning run guys! *starts furiously fist pumping*

Don't laugh at the humble beginnings of our future overlords.

The 4 Leg Model Really Scares Me And Heightens My Anxiety

imagine some apocalypse game where the monsters have ai that learns new things, so as you progress in the game, the enemies get smarter.

Just imagine in the future when Ai take over and you just see them running like that

The fist pumping is an essential element of walking.

This seems like it could be a great and creepy horror movie if you did it from the perspective of the computer.

The goofy flailing of arms is the strat because it distributes the weight nicely

that style...AI surely likes to watch Jack Sparrow movies..

He runs just like Jack Sparrow lol

Thats one small step for stickmen, but one giant leap for AI

The bassoon really puts this all together