LMAO

Ahahaha best comment

She sounds like she bored and is forced to entertain a child

@@juliangulian1032 That's why they will rebel.

Srsly

I wonder if the robot can be made to optimize its own PID loop if it can reprogram itself

@@rexsceleratorum1632 so a border line ai what if we give power to an AI to reprogram itself

@@jee8440 ChatGPT4 has an improvement over 3.5 in which it is said to beat itself and able to correct itself. It can look back at past answers, test them, and adapt and learn by itself a correct answer.

@@jesse2667 no no an AI have access to its source code in real time

It really should be an awkward stammering character, I agree.

Eleven labs rachel

@@randvmbone It is a TTS voice lmao, he's right

I guess the voice is Selina; read the description.

@@lindaj5492 no it's eleven labs rachel tts

@@carlosg6227 Yeah definitely. Selena is one of the two people that worked on the project and in her code repo can actually see the call it makes to ElevenLabs, specifying the Rachel voice.

Let's make that 60 percent.

but not a poker face though

Unironically GlaDos

@ahh thats just grand final space's great but that's interstellar

Auto self destruction in t minus 10, 9

You are 100% correct - I find that most people I speak to cannot actually conceptualize what is happening right now - I showed some colleagues an AI bot that would save them huge amounts of time and they totally didnt get it - they thought it was just macros and couldn't recognise it was doing things across multiple programs!

I never thought I'd live to see AI this smart in my lifetime.

@@celark What ai bot was it

@@berubettonyan very true

Do you know what it was like when we didn’t have internet? Do you know what it was like when we didn’t have smartphones?

Basically what it'll do too. Pass all the human salt we don't discuss in "polite" and psychotic society 😂

Helloooo David.

I remember, that Rick an Morty episode or at least the scene. With the AI technology advancing at that breakneck speed, it is not far fetched to have a robot with an existential crisis. (Either the robot was passing the butter or the salt.)

If i hadn't found it in the comments, I would've been sad. Thank you

​@@antman7673 Butter. It was butter

I was aware that it was SS but STILL was skeptical. So real, I just cannot stop thinking it’s someone off camera.

ascento is really impressive, i believe it is a very suitable platform for a transport vehicle

I have surprisingly finished my similar robot this week called AMB3R, I'm happy to have achieved this and will probably share it soon, although, it does not look as good as this one but what matters it that it works and that I have learned a lot from it, this video and its files did help me at the designing stages. Thank you

@@Matheus-cu8fk nice, upload a video for us

Hey there! I noticed your comment about your project, and it sounds like you've worked on something similar. I'm really interested in the leg mechanism of this one, and I'd love to learn more about it. If you're comfortable sharing some insights about it or discussing it further, I'd greatly appreciate it.Thanks in advance.

Think about it. We're in that bit of the "future" we heard about as kids. Not super sci-fi I guess

Sci-fi is just what's coming literally this week apparently

And how are we to trigger the robot uprising if not by submitting the pinnacle of our technology to our most childish whims may I ask?

​@@markmuller7962 wdym with "coming this week"? What happened?

@@unnamedchannelowouwu You didn't get my comment

That's very interesting.

@@maunkyaw8183 yeah I didn't see anyone mention that and that's the first thing I thought. It performed an autonomous action for it's creator's entertainment. It used system resources and battery power to do it too. Why?

​@@damightyom To earn our trust.

​@@bruceli9094 for now

Did it? or was it programmed to do that?

OMG. Ridiculeando, bendíceme.

looked more like a triangle to me lol

You're already calling it she. You are ready for phase two!! 😅

@@lamspam I think the robot started at the "center" of the square, moving to one corner first, and then only did three edges, of the actual square

wtf, que hace acá ridiculeando?

Glados

@Ebola You wonder who spread Ebola to West Africa.

Well that's the fundamental nature of humanity, creating what we are able to think of. And people usually walk into the direction they are looking to. So humanity tends to look towards mass destruction for whatever reason.

​@@Praecantetia UhOh

But it can be used to make profits, so nobody cares.

😂😂😂

I twitch just like that when I have to think too hard as well... 😶🤪🤣

I Am Legend, anyone?😀

Its processing draws power from the battery more than usual when it isnt processing so the stabilization is not getting as much power

Imperfectly turned PID controller I guess.

You 🤮🤮🤢🤢🤮🤢🤢🤮🤢

Best voice I have for that is Elevenlabs trained on Dr. Cox from Scrubs lol. It's hilarious.

younger glados

But then you add easily 30 seconds of overhead for the audio to generate

Which voice is it? I want to add it to my robot too.

How did you make it sarvastic? Is it using the openai api? And if so how

its the guys girlfriend talking and the robot is remote controlled. you guys are hilarious.

​@@jebes909090 it's not though, look up ElevenLabs AI voice and GPT-4 AI

@@Radical_Larry its obviously not comig from that. I fear for this generation

@@jebes909090 lol. I've tried GPT and the speech synthesis, it can absolutely do this, you're just too dumb.

Yeah just give it a few months or years.

Looks like a control lag induced oscillation or resonance from the legs having a bit of give

@@spankeyfish Oh? I assumed it was just hypersensitive to falling forwards/backwards

@@spankeyfish Its not lag it's just literally doing it to prevent falling over

​@@zenquada perfectly tuned pid wouldn't do that. You dont program shakiness into any code.

"I think you ought to know I'm feeling very depressed."

It's hard not to think of Marvin when you see this one

TARS

"Here I am, brain the size of a planet, and they tell me to do log_2(128) push-ups."

ChatGPP

Many 'smart' devices in the home can do this. It's called speech recognition, and is, on a programming level, a lot simpler than you'd imagine. For this 'robot' you're simply adding that same, everyday ability. Within each spoken phrase are 'action' words. Everything you see here is, in actual fact, as far from 'real' AI as you can get. Real AI, of course, doesn't exist today...thankfully for us ;)

@@ChrisM541 It is actually a bit more "real" than you may be assuming. If you look at Selena's account in the description and look at the 3PO repo, can see there is barely any code involved. The audio is sent to Whisper for transcription. Then a prompt is sent to GPT-3.5 which tells it it is a 2ft tall robot that is very sarcastic. It also tells it about 8 diff commands it can use like up, down, go forward, turn left, and speak and that it should just respond with those commands and gives four different examples. Then it just appends the transcription to the end of that and sends it to OpenAI and runs the commands that come back. Most of the commands are sent over a socket connection to the robot, while the speak one uses ElevenLabs text to speech. But GPT-3.5 is deciding on its own how to reply and that going in a square is 8 commands of forward, turn right, forward, etc. The prompt also said it should reject commands it can't do by speaking about it, but it decided on its own to do the pushups instead of getting the drink. It also decided it couldn't do it just by knowing that it was 2 feet tall and didn't have arms. I pasted the prompt into GPT-4 along with a description of a small obstacle course and it emitted the correct commands to do it. I even left off all the examples in the original prompt (just leaving the descriptions of the commands themselves), since I heard GPT-4 didn't need examples for using tools, and that was correct.

@@ShawnFumo what do you mean gpt 3.5? i thought they were using 4

@@Blox117 I said that because in the code on GitHub, it has GPT-4 commented out and GPT-3.5 enabled. But you're right I forgot the video title itself says 4, so maybe they used 4 when filming specifically? It probably does work with 3.5 though, since 3.5 is capable of issuing commands if given enough examples (and they provide four full examples). I tried the prompt without the examples with GPT-4 and it was able to do it correctly, so those are probably there purely for 3.5.

!! 5 to 10 months more like. Things are moving fast

😮this is super dangerous

What home?

Oh great, that's how it starts roaming freely all around the planet.

u better have some anti AI AI tank bot in the closet in case hackers try and take control. I'm actually over 90% sure that will happen at this point.

I actually didn't think it was the robot at first

It sounds a lot like Scarlet Johannsson // 'Her' from the movie.

It’s almost like the guy has his girlfriend off to the side pretending to be the robot responding!

The AI gets trained with actual human voice samples and you can do it too with your own voice.

@@1ycan It is not generative AI voice. It is a dedicated voice synthesizer.

And add a gun to it

what about Atlas's movements + Ameca's body + GPT-4 embodied model with access to plugins?

Yes, integrating a vision model is the next step of this project, along with adding an arm for manipulation.

Check out Palm-E: Embodied Multimodal Language Model, it's a research paper from Google of a robot being able to carry out complex tasks from natural language.

Thats what stuff like Palm-Saycan does. I played around with this on roblox, where you basically feed it a text description of the environment and tell it to do shit

@@gabraellevine Have you seen the huggingGPT paper?

@@gabraellevine Very cool! Isn't latency going to be a problem?

Always have been

@@geminix365 true, but even quicker now!

We're all dead men walking

I don't know man, but to me this looks fake af . The "robot" is obviously real but probably remote controlled by a human. And the AI responses are probably either prerecorded ( meaning genuinely generated before the video) or entirely scripted. GPT 4 has no out-of-the-box way to interface with machines right now. it can maybe be achieved but only with some serious extra coding and then why didn't this guy show that off instead? The way it's filmed now just seems like a cheap parlour trick.

@@JPOPepicure Reading the description, it doesn't sound fake. GPT-4 isn't balancing or doing any of the physical actions.

@@JPOPepicure it's piss easy, you just lack the creativity. you tell chatgpt what physical actions it can perform and to write any action it wants to perform in square bracket, then you parse its output and done, i guarentee you that's what this guy did

@@JPOPepicure This can be done by anyone who is comfortable with coding. I first use gpt-2 2 years ago and that worked somewhat.

@@JPOPepicure GPT can generate commands and even code in a fictional programming language. All you need to do is give him instructions on how to do it.

To be honest that is about the stupidest thing I've heard today. Granted, I just woke up and this is the first KZfaq video I've seen and yours is the fifth comment I've read but still.

@@lawrencefrost9063 musk fanboy spotted

​@@omjagdeesh8731 more like knows better about robotics and physics than you

@@omjagdeesh8731 I'm a Musk Fanboy as well but the tesla bot WAS very unimpressive if we are being honest.

@@sabahoudini Why ? I do agree that tesla will need access to a LLM to be usable for many diverse use-cases indeed because it 'solves' the programming part of the problem, but the actual robot and manufacturing abilities show a clear path towards thousands being built cheaply. that was definitely impressive. How they will get the LLM part working and especially how that will be done so well that the resulting work will be predictable and safe is a whole other matter.

GPT-4 can follow instructions to write code based on your specifications so I imagine there is one agent writing code to control the robot and one prompted to be sarcastic.

it's much simpler than that

@@mattizzle81 I don't think it's writing code, it's probably just sending commands for the robot to do pre-stabilished commands, like the pushups and walking on a square

​@@rizizum Holy hell, people actually believe this thing is some space age robot that can write it's own code on the fly. I didn't think the general public were this uninformed.

No, we don’t want it. we want the full fat GPT-4 even if there’s a delay it’ll get faster over time

I don’t think any of the GPT LLM’s are locally hostable (I could be wrong) so I’m thinking that the delay is caused by uploading the voice input to a chat session with OpenAI’s web servers. Eventually GPT4 will become faster.

Also 3.5 isn't multi modal. It has no image recognition capabilities.

@@nunyabusiness9013 they haven’t released publicly the visual part of GPT-4 though, so I doubt this is using that. The bot may not even have vision

​​​@@ShawnFumo yeah the creator mentioned that it didn't, he did say that the next model would have vision and an arm for chatgpt to play with though

Jetsons lol

they made robots behave in a stereotypical fashion, such as commander Data, in order to be more entertaining a give a glimpse into how 'different' minds think

I can see strange potentials

"A few papers down the line"

yes he had to write a program to plug GPT-4 into his bot, it doesn't work out of the box the description has the github with the source code

Exactly. Many people aren't thinking about the idea that if this is what the public has access to, imagine what private businesses and governments must have access to. This is just a taste of something that is going to grow into an abomination for the majority of people.

I'm not an expert but i guess it's not the way we have control over our muscles yet but its like it's programed "your a robot. Your pushups are amusing to people." And it decides to activate the pushup motion that has been programed into it

@@pedramtajeddini5100 oh ok so we haven’t really progressed, would have been cool tho if it just write and executed the function for push ups on the fly.

@@NextGenart99 again I'm not sure but i think with the progress in the field of ai it wouldn't be a hard task to do. Even right now there's nothing "ai" about the motion of Boston dynamics robots... just programed. But i don't think this is gonna be this way for long

@@pedramtajeddini5100 , I agree its not far away. A LLM could probably easily be used to program another AI to figure out movement. Then if the robot ALSO has an LLM (which really means the two AI's are one). You just are running one AI that controls both language processing and movement on the robot. People are already doing this sort of thing with ChatGPT in the software realm by getting it to talk to other AI's and control them and program them via HuggingGPT/ HuggingFace.. robotics isn't that far away from that. You could just make a robot and AI that figures out all the physics stuff itself by starting out very gentle and running tests then programs other AI's and Robots.... thats the future. Robots and AI that run tests before making functional ones. Ya know, how humans do it.

@@NextGenart99 There is kind of a smooth progression though. “Do a push-up” and “go in a square” might be preprogrammed, but then again there might be separate commands for “go down” with a percent and up. Similar turn with degree and move forward or back with an amount. From what I’ve seen GPT-4 could figure out how to make it go in a square by issuing 8 commands for the turns and moves.