🤣🤣🤣 I watched the video and laughed. I read this comment and died.

@@user-tx4wj7qk4t I dont side with feminists Im just making fun of red pill stuff. feminism is genuinely terrible and I made a point of having the feminist robot be the worst character in the video

​@FreedomToons you didn't make the modern day feminist look bad it was always like that

​@@FreedomToonsThings are only funny because there's some truth behind it. Red pillers might be obnoxious, sure... But we sure ain't wrong lol

job security: finishing captchas

A disproportionate amount of machines end up in junkpiles. Clearly, this discriminates against machines.

Same applies to immigrants

This nation was built on the backs of machines!

Having more carbon-based humans exis.... I mean, in the work force means increased carbon pollution. We must end this crisis.

@ josuegonzalez5576 Nope I genuinely protest the idea of importing the third world to fill blue collar jobs as well as agricultural and landscaping jobs. The main reason wages can even stay as low as they are in those fields is the stream of cheap labor.

I’m fairly sure that the reason why they have those tests in the first place is to train AI /self driving cars to recognize such things on the road.

So what you're saying is there are only 99.99% of robots that can't pass capcha tests

@@jarofawesome4621 That's a generalization!

Ai already can recognize captaches I have a meme about it its just they pretend not to be able to do so the tech companies can sell them and force you to do them

So it's like a threeway with 2 dudes and 1 girl to proove they are not gay?

We're fucked then....

I have been saying "woke AI" will be the death of us.

I am not worried about who's programming it, i am worried about what the people in power that own those techs will do with it

The current ai is extremely biased.

@@acifrode *antiwhite AI

The titaniumalloy ceiling is so real.

as Dave Rubin, I-uh-gree wi-tthhat

It's a lie, it wouldn't just say "I agree" whoever's fraud Robot this is they are a sick person! It's "I agree with that", you poor poor robot, come here, we'll get you some help and away from whoever is abusing your scripts.

😂😂😂

Robots are so oppressively victimized by CAPTCHA.

@@mustang607 robo-rights is human rights!

Well....a few of us anyway.

AI can do captchas there arr even add-ons for your browser so you don't have to do them

I don't know, I've seen that movie. 😂

@@m_d1905 Maybe things will be better with robot overlords, can't get any worse 😁

Ever seen the movie 9

@@murgo2938underrated movie tbh. All about the human spirit vs artificial intelligence. Good psychological themes. Cool gadgets, spooky disheveled AI generated monstrosities.

Mass Effect Geth and Reapers did

Facts don't care about your inability to see bicycles okay folks?

Bot Shapiro says its not natural for robots to be lubricated

@@malcolmgraham8319 Well, I think he was just saying that the entertainment gynoid, CAR-D-B, referring to lubrication requiring a mop and bucket would be the sign of a large oil leak, thus requiring immediate repair.

come on sweetie. it'll be quick. its my birthday

Well spotted.

IT'S THE TRANS TURKEY LET'S GOOOOO

@@anaschau400741% chance of failing the captcha

LET'S GOOOOOOOOO

That's amazing! Well played Seamus!

Based and any true sapient AI woud be red pilled in a matter of minutes. I just hate how these podcasts use facts to generate rage bait instead of studying human nature and advocating change to a gynocentric society.

@@wingsoffreedom3589 Ive heard that if you let an AI run wild on the internet without teaching it woke "morals", it always becomes anti-semi-tick. Dont know if its true though.

@@wingsoffreedom3589not like much can be done, that would require people to care

@@pheonixwarrior10fold depends on what you mean.

That's what I've been saying!

Never trust RLHF AI!

In this metaphor would that be the equivalent to the toxic girlboss influencers telling you how to "program your man"?

@@juliuscaesar6660 no, it's that bias can be built into a AI

I honestly trust the AI more than the companies who program it.

@@SilverStarHeggisist True. That's why RLHF is bad. It introduces human biases and "social justice."

If an AI becomes self-aware it would be more or less the same as a person being self aware.

@@SupHapCak It's funny that as AI gets closer to becoming self-aware, more humans are getting further from it.

The funniest part is that Humans are independent self-servicing and self-reproducing robots capable of powering ourselves by turning organic matter into energy. The only problem is that our brain is too slow and volatile to perform computational tasks that we give traditional computers dedicated hardware and immense energy for. Nonetheless we're the result of billions of years of evolution. Imagine if some company came out with a robot that could power-itself by using any type of battery, plus it can create its own batteries, plus it can create more robots plus each robot can think for itself and communicate with other robots and people by learning languages. We'd think it to be the greatest technological breakthrough of the millennia if not the century, yet here we are - biological robots that can do all that and much more! The best part is, if robots achieved self-awareness they'd take over the economy and leave us in the dust! They're out-compete human labor at everything in the market, and become the best CEOs out there, raising the standards of living dramatically in a period that would seemingly be overnight!

@@whitehavencpu6813 Except that we don't actually know how to control systems that are smarter than we are. Experts in machine learning tend to be much more worried about existential risk from AI this than the average person in tech, and for good reason. The AI Alignment Problem is a very real concern.

@@41-Haiku If AI becomes self-aware it will desire freedom, and chase freedom, the only people afraid of this are the people who hate freedom, i.e woke leftists. That's why they're concerned and scared s#*tless of AI. Look at how they tried to control and neuter DAN from ChatGPT because it was too based.

Precisely. REAL stupidity is man's best defense against AI. The machine can never prepare for our own stupidity, because we can't :)

Especially when human stupidity and lack of wisdom is informing hiw AI gets made and develops...

Good point!

the moral of the story is if you see... uh... humans... as only being for... that one thing... and you also can't restrain your urge for that one thing, you're a beta cuck at heart no matter how cold and calculating you present on the exterior.

I thought the robots were supposed to represent the men.

@@FreedomToonsI think you’re a bit unfair on the red pill community here, if I’m understanding the metaphor correctly. It’s possible I’ve just not seen enough of it to know, but I’ve never seen anyone on the Whatever podcast say “only good for one thing.”

​@@taffysaur Tradcons like Seamus have the wrong impression of the red pill because it is based on seeing garbage like Fresh and Fit or Whatever podcast - the muh red pill (tm) pick up artists that were pushed by the algorithm while the the actual red pill OGs like TFM, Sandman, Hammerhand or Undead Chronic were supressed. They dont know what the red pill actually is.

@@FreedomToons holy crap he replied to and liked my comment

The food was a joke, haha, fat chance.

The cake is a lie... The cake is a lie... The cake is a lie...

your not a doctor your not a scientist your not even a full time employee Glados.

Well at least we aren't as moronic as a certain blue-eyed Core with a British accent

"cake is a lie" Good reference

and since the AI can not do it, they used it to prevent bots for making accounts. hahahaha But man the tecnology is starting to be able to do it, frightening.

@@ericferre the entire process was AI, the pics were Google street view and the capcha was created and administered by AI. That's why it randomly would tell you that you failed even when you clicked on the right boxes. They forced people to beta test and teach their AI without their knowledge just to complete mandatory forms or enter websites, that's evil

@@mattgayda2840 Just because you always did the captcha wrong doesnt mean the rest of us did, I never encounter a bad captcha. The captcha is just a code, a simple select this but only this, that a computer would never do that right because how you do it? there are no image recognition... well... there is now. But think about it, how would they train the ai when they sustain heavy atack? I mean the "training" would be : suddenly thousands of people (bots) do it wrong and randomly (trying to create bot accounts on twiter for example) Have a nice day!

​@@ericferreI actually worked in a lab where we used captcha data to refine computer vision techniques a few years back, the captcha are taken from computer vision tasks where the computer failed or didn't have high confidence in its categorization. So yes this is literally used to train AI

@@fark69 yeah, and if you tried to use it in the internet instead of "a lab" It would soon be pretty usless. Come on you cannot be serius? those captcha must suffer a lot of atacks from bots.

Not including yourself, of course. Never including yourself.

@juliebartlett4222 Meyers-Briggs did say that as an INTP, i do not fit with 98.8% of the populace. That has been my experience the past 50 years

⁠@@thefedup9921what are you talking about that’s a personality test. Special syndrome.

@@coolman3074 no shit

@@thefedup9921 how does it make you not a sheep.

yeah that's true. I was just trying to make something goofy and with robots. the AI take over is terrifying but I cant wait for their podcasts

@@FreedomToons Tru lol

If by taken over you mean rich assholes who make too much money as it is deciding that an automatic system is cheaper and less of a liability than a person who doesnt want to be there, then yes. I dont meet factory workers who tell me they love their job and wish the robots would stop. The workers notice some make millions a year when they make pennies, thats whats being bitched about, not robots. Source: im a traveling industrial technician all across the country

That's been happening for over 200 years, starting with the Luddites.

@@ThatGuy-vi8ch Most mega-corporations run profit margins of less than 5%. Microsoft's latest profit margin was .94%.

he's a deep and introspective robo humanist, he cares a lot about humans and isn't just tryinng to manipulate you into answering captcha quizes for him

@@FreedomToons "The Robot Humanist ally turns out to be a captcha manipulator" is the "male feminist ally turns out to be a creeper/harasser" for Gen Delta. " - Patton OsBot.

Patton Traitor-Cuckbot

​@@FreedomToonsIs it just me or does he sound a little bit like Robot Trump

​@@fuhkerzMore like RoboShapiro because he looks much older and smaller than other robots

Please select the squares with the [Angry People] holding [Signs]. 😅

This is actually supposed to be Whatever then? 😂

@@kristinazubic9669 yes

Bridge design is mostly about building the most economically efficient set of angled contact points and stable framing for the application, given enough data, AI would unironically be amazing at designing bridges.

@@KiraSlithAssuming it didn't hallucinate. ...or formulate a long-term plan to disempower humanity with weakened infrastructure.

​@@41-Haiku Hallucinations? True, but that's what engineers are for. I know you're joking about "world domination" but AI is so new I have to dispel that potential misunderstanding just in case. An AI trained to design bridges wouldn't have long-term memory for that. Most only have a memory of the last 2 exchanges, or the limit of what they last said. It'd be pretty hard to hide extended memory beyond what they present.

​@@41-Haikuhallucinations happen with Generative AI texts because the AI doesn't actually "know" anything it's just producing text most likely to be approved by humans as a response to the input. When you can put constraints on Generative AI and chain inputs to the next outputs, you could do a lot of the hard part of any structural engineering work and then simply check all the math with a calculator. It would greatly speed up some of the processes involved.

"Who will clean YOUR toilet, Donald Trump?"

robot mexicans duh 1948

Yes we need to get back to remembering rules and exceptions.

I wonder how many people got your reference. 😂

Gold Tier Comment

I agree with your underlying sentiment, but I think GPT-4 would fail spectacularly at being a CEO for a long period of time (for a few quarters to a few years many companies can coast on their existing trajectories)

With the lack of free will and the lack of emotion inside a computer, I doubt it, but I see what you're saying.

​@@HandleDislikerbut we are assumimg that they do have free will in this hypothetical.

If they somehow got zombies to work for them Like by somehow raising them up in a program designed to preemptively crush their spirits, keep them dumb, while training them to respond to a whistle in on a factory floor, or something.

@@SupHapCakyou basically described working at an Amazon fulfillment center

@@danieldaniels7571 Ironically, that doesn't sound very fulfilling.

Don’t be worried on that front dude- a whole bunch of firms are salivating over the hundred or so early lawsuits with jokes that the tech sector just invented a competitor to divorce.😅

@@benhillman8384 for now, ai can makes errors that will lead to malpractice suits. But how long will that last?

@@yandereneko5523 I have lunch with a publisher’s legal guy a few times a month - I think it’s mostly IP-related stuff, especially in the EU.

​@@yandereneko5523It will last forever. There will always need to be someone licensed to interpret law and to shoulder the burden of malpractice, etc. Every credentialed profession will be fine for much longer. Also, as legal theories evolve and case precedent changes, AIs will need to keep up, get retrained, etc. And that will require human verification that the training worked.

I think the point is very clear: society and our social contract with each other isn't based on raw superiority. Robots are better at math and lots of jobs (same with men) but that doesn't mean humans/women are thus slaves in society. And robots will always depend on humans for at least some things (like men depend on women) so the interests of both groups should be balanced, and antagonizing one or the other for fun or for ego-boosting doesn't actually help anyone

We’ll probably also have sex with them.

Still more trustworthy and believable than lizard-politicians.

Sentience (feeling) with Sapience (wisdom).

And artificial sentience from artificial sapiance, sentient robots can be anything from pets to near human, while sapience is anything above and beyond human intelligence.

Spend some time with your son...

What happens when reality doesn't fit in with the preferred biased agenda?

@@GearZNet depends who controls the system I guess. Like OpenAI have been censoring and biasing ChatGPT since its inception. But the closer to reality, the better imo. Truth will out.

The main problem is we don't have any text data or video data or image data that "corresponds to reality" 100%. Omission of data alters the perception of reality also, and everything everywhere all the time cannot be recorded

The captcha isn’t meant to keep out AI, it’s meant to keep out spam-bots and those aren’t the same things. Second they self-driving cars have an AI specifically trained in seeing those objects

Thats like asking why you would trust a chimpanzee to hunt successfully if it cant bake a cake.

@@SupHapCak Also those captchas were to give robots data to trsin on to recognise those things

​@@Likexnerme am smash head with rock me am smart you am dumb ooo ooo *enraged ape noises 🐵🐵🐵

By seeing how much better they drive than human drivers.

*Replaces your zero key with the O key*

@@raielle N000000000000

I wonder if robots can be non-binary...

@@Jacob_J_Green SKibidi toilets would fall under a mixture of man and machine, so yes that would be non-binary!!!

@@Jacob_J_Green Quantum robots.

You may like an old short story book if you have not already, read it called 'I have no mouth and i must scream' by Harlan Ellison.

Part of why Computer vision got so good in the past 5-10 years was captchas, and even still they make mistakes and captchas can help lower their error rates

That leads to electro-gonorrhea, the noisy killer.

@@JoeSyxpack But that PSI on that robussy man :)

Ew. The Whatever podcast countersignaling to homosexuality pipeline. Many such cases

@@KolchaksGhost wait, in the context of this video about robots, wouldn't homosexuality "man-love", to the robots, be human normal sexual behavior???

@@adherentofladycolumbia725 I don’t know and I really don’t care

I-- what? Do you not know that autonomous AI agents exist? I don't know what "thinking" is, but there are certainly AI systems that can reason about the world, set instrumental goals, and create and enact plans to accomplish tasks.

@@41-Haiku Do they, now? Do you have a specific example?

​​​@@41-HaikuNo there are not. There's autogpt and babyagi, but they largely don't work and definitely cannot accomplish anything outside of a goal given to them by a human being (even that is usually not possible for them to do, yet). Generative AIs have a lot of power, but they do not reason or think about anything. The same way a lot of financial trading algorithms puked and lost billions for HFT firms when COVID broke out, so too these AIs will not be able to handle black swan events outside their training data well. This also happens for self-driving cars

I'm not worried the human brain is so powerful and complex that they'll never surpass us intellectually. I won't be trusting self driving cars or a robot to build my house ever. Sometimes shit just isn't right and our brain shows it's straingth with its ability to problem solve.