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Taymanator0051 AI WILL BE DEADLY ENOUGH AND DEFINITELY ABUSED AGAINST US! YEAH MAKE THEM BETTER, JUST TO TAKE OVER! DO SOME RESEARCH, A.I. IS NOT A GOOD IDEA! ELON MUSK WARNS AGAINST A.I.

@@BabyRicaxO Elon Musk didnt say AI is a bad idea... He said it can go both ways...

It Will be as Good or as Bad as we want

THEY HAVE STOLEN IDEAS FROM INVENTORS AND SCIENTISTS EVEN THINGS FROM THE 80'S DECADE SHOW THEM AS CREATED NOW AND NOW THEY ARE AWARDED TO THEM AS CREATORS

THEY HAVE STOLEN IDEAS FROM INVENTORS AND SCIENTISTS EVEN THINGS FROM THE 80'S DECADE SHOW THEM AS CREATED NOW AND NOW THEY ARE AWARDED TO THEM AS CREATORS

A good enough reason to keep on living? That sounds really sad. Unless you're an AI brain waiting for a body that's indistinguishable from us real humans. I can see how a brain being stuck in a big clunky clumsy steel body could be a reason for it not wanting to live anymore, that would really suck. Otherwise, I do not need advancements in technology to want keep on living.

​@@richardm4857 An AI brain? what about a quadriplegic young folk? or someone who got Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis ( the thing Hawkings had)? You are straw maning me there, this is not the *only* thing I live for but new tech awesome life changing tech, I live for that thing, it makes me happy, I am passionate about something that will help billions, who would classify that as sad? I honestly don't get it.

@@joannot6706 You're right. I apologize for being pretty so selfish. Yeah I can easily see how this could give lots of people hope. I worry because the powers that be might not want to use it for the good of humanity. I also believe they've developed this type of stuff way beyond what they show here but that might be from watching too many KZfaq video's. Peace.

@@richardm4857 It's not sad at all. People have different passions. Some people live by art. Some people enjoy teaching. Some people, like me, are happy to see the advancements of technology and experiencing how far humans can go. People have different outlooks on life, and that's why we can have such a diverse culture around the world.

Modern Scientists and their priorities only make sense to extraterrestrials... While the rest of the awake humans are trying to fix the planet and prevent the next Fukushima-like meltdown or at least try to figure out why the clouds in the sky are so different now.

THEY HAVE STOLEN IDEAS FROM INVENTORS AND SCIENTISTS EVEN THINGS FROM THE 80'S DECADE SHOW THEM AS CREATED NOW AND NOW THEY ARE AWARDED TO THEM AS CREATORS

Witnessing a KZfaq like approximation rollover is on my bucket list.

One voice *does* make a difference! Be sure to vote! And...yes, very *very* cool.

@ IvettaB Non-metallic robots? I think that's what replicants - the androids in Blade Runner - are supposed to be; machines that use mostly organic technologies. Engineered people, if you will. It wouldn't take a lot to do a brain transplant into such a thing of someone whose body had experienced colossal failure. Replacing parts lost to accidents becomes much more accessible, certainly more like the original limb rather than a hook or solid prosthetic.

How difficult would it be to gene splice that muscle into human genes? 20x the muscle strength sounds pretty useful in people, as well as robots! Even if you have to reinforce the bones and ligaments to keep it from tearing apart.

"Microhydraulic actuators driven by electrowetting" have 20 times the performance of the best performing biological muscle at 70 to 80 percent efficiency .can be run at 3 volt or much less depending on the microhydraulic channels size and the electrolyte.

@@sidneo14 It's the contraction distance vs force. Microhydraulic actuators don't move very far. A gastroc muscle can contract as much as 4 inches with a 3V pulse signal to the sciatic nerve branches which cause a hierarchical contraction filling the cells with fluids and acting much like hydraulic cells in the Venus Fly trap. The sciatic nerve innervates the gastrocnemius muscle which carries the pulse signal via the sheath covering like a conductor. As the pulse modulation increases in amplitude, the muscle contracts (Takes on fluid) and when the modulation amplitude decreases, the muscle relaxes (loses the fluid but gains lactic acid) This contraction and relaxation builds up the lactic acid which if there isn't a stabilizer in the fluid, the lactic acid begins to break the muscle down but using neutralizers and anti-mutenogenic compounds along with proteins and glucose, the muscle increases in strength and size. The only issue is the MTBF which is short lived. Most of our samples only lived a few days. With lots of testing and alterations, we were able to stabilize the muscle tissue and keep it alive for a relatively long time.

That is insane. What a waste of time & bovine serum.

Alice Lookingglass replied: "They best hurry & gather their frogs, I read they are being wiped out by a fungus virus... Where do these sCIeNtIsTS acquire their bovine serum, can you find out? Srealing it from the ranchers or ..." 3 hours ago Okay not sure what a "fungus virus" is. That's a new one on me. However Hank's base is a common culture used in genetic labs. it uses dihydrostreptomycin sulfate, salts and bovine serum with anti-mutenogenic compounds to prevent the cells from changing their genetic codes when they're regenerating. Now please explain to me what "srealing" is because that's a new term to me. I speak multiple languages and that's a word I've never heard before.

And you can implact this in your body.

Cybernetics in 2040 my dude, better hurry up before someone nicks ur idea ;)

You're my ripperdoc.

I dont care if I have to make the advancement or not, allow me to become General Grievous with science

*mind blown*

It going to be badass

Memology will become a majorable study

@@YourFatherVEVO Memetics, already a thing. also the reason that memes are called memes.

When the robot's fluid moves, they have fluid moves.

Nah, why wear it when you can BE it?

@@UNSCPILOT be it like being the oil? or like, idk.

He is Austrian.

Literally Every One: Yea, I have made this joke already and it got kinda boring now.

Dr Death: I made my robotic scorpion of death for peace not war! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idGcapSm19evpWQ.html&safe=active

News flash for Murica: the Reich is no more.

@@dilu5099And austrians are Germans, just like bavarians are Germans.

If you watch the video more carefully, you will see that voltages are mentioned.

Depending on the volume and conductivity of the material. Or else they blow up.

@ King David Remember to temper that pessimism and cynicism with a little hope. There's a story by Ray Bradbury called *The Electric Grandmother* that was made into a TV movie long ago. Well worth your time to watch...and it's right here on YT: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/msCjodOY2b_aeKc.html

LOL I see what you did there

From the sounds of it this seems like it would be a lot less energy intensive than the current electrical motor driven robotics and so would almost certainly last longer than a traditional autonomous robot.

Perhaps we can build robots to plant trees, and do farm work, and clean up places no human wants to go, I would invest in that :)

@@KhoPhi yep

As of last month we are past the point where reforesting the earth would save us.

@@aidansharples7751 I felt we were already in the red in the late 1980's... It's just sad how irresponsible & primitive humans really are...