When this robot delivers my groceries I will be impressed.

We have a very aging population in the states. How nice it will be when our aging has a companion to help care for them and protect them.

a robot may not harm a human or allow a human to come to harm; robots must obey the orders of humans, except in cases where these orders conflict with the first law; a robot must protect its own existence as long as it does not conflict with previous laws.

Starlink (Skynet) + Optimus (T1000)

It uses stuttering to fill in pauses in it's speech. It's like that in chatgdp mobile Version ai voice

Your first time hearing this? Search chatgpt voice, eleven labs, PI inflection ai etc on YT. AI calling Bots etc are available with human voices consisting of nuances, pause, stutter, breathing sounds etc.

Yeah, then it will be train drivers, ticket operators, receptionists....police! Hmmmn, where have we see this story?

Yes, the people that made it were very clever

Yes it probably makes sense, since it was to much trash to just pick up and hold, so it had to go somewhere.

“Pick up this trash” is sensible enough to the AI to make out that trash being picked up means putting it in a bin or basket or bag of some sort like we say to each other as humans, we know inherently where “trash” goes.

LOL

All fun and games until you piss it off 😅

Just to f with us..

It also pick it up with its right hand and transfers it to its left. It would have been more efficient and less risky to just pick it up with its left. I think its actions are to demonstrate to us its ability rather than showing the least risky or most efficient ways to move.

So you don't think this could be following a preset script. Say if his hand wasn't there it would have just dropped the apple on the table?

Он учится у людей. Смотри как он наклонил корзину и небрежно кидает мусор.

​@@USER-ruzer2000Crazy how advanced it is.

13 bucks on ebay

1 million for the robot. But, for 500k, I will stand in your kitchen and hand you an apple when asked. Hell of a deal.

We don't. Not even remotely close. This hype we are seeing about AI is simply to get people to invest in it. AI is still dumber than a human baby.

⁠instead it surpasses average humans in multiple fields, but keep on saying that if it makes you feel better. And look up for "AI effect"

@@lyeln it's not actually intelligent. It can't think for itself. All it can do is sift through all of the data humans have created and mimic it. Wake me up when it becomes self-aware in 20-50 years.

​@arachosia if the A.I. can exceed humans in computational, language and intellectual tasks.....then it doesn't need to be A.G.I. to present the same threat

Skynet makes on artwork (music/painting/dreaming video games)

Sophia is an animatronic puppet at best, not an AI powered robot like the others you mentioned.

Not dangerous , no cyrcle of emotion [happy-sad-angry]

​@@user-dd4ir7lj1r You are Russian bro

I think it's very much intentional. They want it to speak like a human

Arthur in Passengers Movie

It would take like 30 minutes for it to make a mixed drink. No one deserves a tip for taking that long.

@@arachosia you wouldn’t be satisfied if it took 30 seconds to make the most amazing drink possible. You know you would find a way of saying it was crap. 😂😂🤣

You have no clue what you’re talking about

Hah we're like 7 months away from public acknowledgement that we've reached agi.

More like 2032

We've already reached it. Lad, you're clueless. The rate of development is exponential.

franki3Ru550 Where is your proof?

how much would you pay for it?

My guess is a High School kid at Minimum Wage could work 7000 years before you could pay for one of these creepy things that will become outdated in 9 months.

Or you can hire an illegal immigrant they practically work for free

@@AINewsOfficial probably as much as I'd pray for a vehicle. This notion is on a spectrum because I'd assume that if something like this was on the market, there would be better and worse versions of varying ages just like cars and trucks.

@@QBL11104 lol conocí que aprendiendo la idioma fue un buen idea.

maybe we should take away the protect it's own existence part

why you typing random shit lol. hush up

Boston will sell you a little dog for $75,000 ... so you have no clue what you are talking about when it comes to price tag. $300,000 maybe but thats a little high

Maybe he can have it design a window that doesn't break.

L for you. 2 Subs only HAHAHAHAHAHAA

they bought it for 13 billion dumbas5

you are just dumb. we dont care hhahahaha

They manipulate public perception with everything they do. (Humans, I mean)

Robots don't need to be paid. Do you think this is not profitable? And what’s also very cool is that most likely in the future people will be able to control such robots through Neurolink almost like their own body - this is just incredible.

​@@lit1041 very expensive.. and a useless garbage for that price... a human is much more efficient and faster ... the only area where the risk is worth it -> is WAR.

Это чтобы товары были ещё дешевле. Освободившиеся рабочие люди будут сидеть в офисе, будут парикмахеры бровей, психологи для кошек, будут изучать поведение крабов, предлагать услуги тёплого лампового общения...

Give it 30 years

You could've said the same thing about the automation that industrial revolution brought. Look at the result it delivered in terms of scale, manufacturing, quality, speed, efficiency etc.

You know GPT 4's capabilities of telling what it sees in an image, right? That's not fake, you can test it yourself if you spend a few bucks on it. This is old news. Now try to imagine these images are not provided by you, but a camera, attached to this program/model/AI, creating an artificial observation and judgement system. There are voice assistants and speech recognition like Siri and Google Assistant to say some examples that you must have seen around since 2010. Finally, do the following. Imagine all these systems combined, because that's what you are seeing. None of these systems are perfect... But it's not fake, certainly. To sum it up. Giving voice commands to a machine like "turn off the lights", and it turns it off - exists ✅ (mobile assistans, real-time translators, smart home IoT devices) Perceptive "machine vision" which analyzes a camera's input with certain algorithms in real time - exists ✅ (self-driving cars like Tesla, facial recognition systems, green screen technology in motion picture) Humanoid robots that can do a wide variety of tasks if precisely instructed - exists ✅ (Boston Dynamics robots since the '70s, numerous other robotics companies, pre-programmed manufacturer robots used for the assembly of cars for decades) An artificial intelligence of some sort, which decodes human language into machine understanding - exists ✅ (chatGPT and other openAI models, various other LLMs, the list goes on... these are trending since 2022) You just simply haven't seen these combined, and it's a little creepy, not gonna lie.