What self-driving cars can learn from brainless slime mold
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- Slime mold is a single-celled bit of goo that you’d find under a log in the woods. It’s also a master decision-maker, capable of weighing risk and reward in ways that make scientists question what intelligence really is. We grew slime mold of our own, and watched it tackle some amazingly complicated problems that could even help create better algorithms for self-driving cars.
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Do you think slime mold qualifies as intelligent?
Intelligent enough to be alive.
If we're prepared to call our phones smart, then hell yeah!
Are you talking about smartphones?
Duhhh more intelligent than some of the AI systems
Yes, in a low level.
"we don't need one big brain to act smart"
This gives me _hope_
Have you ever licked the floor?
That's a no for me dawg
Man, you don't know what you're missing. You haven't lived till you've licked some floors.
I recommend truck stop bathrooms.
Nobody likes a liar
@@luigi55125 Nothing compared to men's urinals. NOOB.
3:45 The funny thing is that we're also essentially just made up of a bunch of proteins and lipids, and yet here I am a conscious being writing this comment.
Of course the French dude tried to eat it... 🤣
I'm pretty sure he is German...
Hes french
definitely french
And he licks floor
lol exactly
scientists: dont eat anything within the lab
them: **eats slime** tastes like moss!
The production of this video was incredible. So hyped for this new channel.
The eating scared me... Like the perfect horror movie. Slime grows inside humans, learning how to use our brain and suddenly spreading insanely fast
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but it's not this channel's own content, the content is produced by The Verge, which has 1.9 million subscribers.
"YOU'VE TRIED IT???
-Yeah like have you ever licked the floor?"
se7en and a half minutes about slime mold and i was enraptured throughout. now that's quality content wonderful start to this endeavor!
fidelio
Depends. Have I been drinking or not? 😁
This is cool and very informative. I had no idea what Slim Mold was before this video. I think I’m gonna like this channel.
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Awesome initiative, learned a little bit about slime molds. Subscribed, Thanks
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Be grateful that slime isn’t testing us in Petri dishes
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This can exactly be an alien life in another planet but much more powerful and strong totally possible and the only way u can defeat it is by eating it
A moez literal "pudding slime" from FF_XII ? xD
th-cam.com/video/TSSPgTgFXcc/w-d-xo.html
If "eating it" would be a solid strategy to defeat it, you could just use stomach acid or stronger acids. :p
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Love the idea. Executed well. Subscribed!
that last question simon, it's give me goosebumps
Crazy fascinating.
When u can relate slime mold to self driving and make it interesting 👌🏽 +1 subscribers
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Looks promising, but it's gonna be hard to beat 'Kurzgesagt' ;)
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The answer on how it does this is pretty simple to me, its conscious of what it's doing, its making discussions based on the environment around it. Well to me anyway.
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Your tone of voice is great! Its make me want to dive in further. Eventually I follow along to the very end of vdo
This was wonderful!
Simply fascinating.
turn the caption on, at 2:50 "scientist at the al-qaeda university in sapporo". dafuq.
edited now. :)
it still is in auto-generated caption.
Lol
Where else are you supposed to get a masters degree in bomb making?
Haha yeah. Auto translate shows that.
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1:53 @ale_potenza those gestures and the way you talk! Strepitosa!
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I needed this video during my case study in biology class last year
5:07
girl:taste like moss
me:So you have tasted moss?
girl:
Fantastic video :)
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The algorithm analogous to what the slim uses is called 'Alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM)'. This is broadly used in distributed optimization. Check it out @Verge Science.
Very nice video.
That slime mold is smarter than me 😔
🤣
This is a really good channel...
One word: Amazing!
This channel is going to be a big hit due to it's TOPIC
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+ Verge Science The woman is loud enough and very clear spoken to understand. I don't think I one word that the man said. Their voices seem to be set at different volumes. Thank you for enabling captions.
Great work, thanks!
Great video
2:16
"Have you ever, like, licked the floor?"
I'm sure everyone has at some point, lol.
the first "ants" showed here are actually termites.
I noticed the same thing and "control + f'ed" the comments to see if I was the only one :)
And ants and termites are in different orders of insects