The Rise of AI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2018
- There's an AI revolution sweeping across the world. Yet few people know the real story about where this technology came from and why it suddenly took off. In this ground-breaking episode of "Hello World," the story of AI's rise is told in detail for the first time, as journalist Ashlee Vance heads to the unexpected birthplace of the technology, Canada.
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do gamers supply alot of the possibile information that is essential for the programming to Tessa?
I'm 73 and still have fun coding. Thanks, inspiring Video.
Did you know that most of the scientific inventions such as cell phones, 3D printers etc were inspired by science fiction? And to say science fiction writers do not know real science is absurd.; Issac Asimov had a background in biology.
Awakened2Truth - Disciple of Jesus the Christ oh look another special one. You are the choden one boy. Show us the truth
Hard science fiction ≠ Science fiction
ArizVern You're 60 years older than me😱
I retired from AT&T. I installed Cell Phone Systems in very large buildings.
Missed this show! thanks Bloomberg, Ashlee and crew for sharing high quality content.
“We may just create something alarmingly human like one day”....well thats reassuring since we have such a great track record of our treatment to one another
I’m more interested in the man that never sits.
Crazy, huh? How does he takes a dump?
@@lusofreak legend says he shits while standing
Do you know Tyler Durden?
He's a great man, they say he only sits one hour a day...
I want to know how he gets into bed at night and out of bed in the morning. Does he have to fall flat on his back to get into bed, or can he sit on the edge of the mattress for a few seconds before laying down without any problems?
@@lusofreak: I'm going to guess he squats. That doesn't bend his back the way sitting does. When you squat, almost all the flexing is done in the hips and knees.
1:51 - "They, turned Canada... Yes Canada... Into one of the great AI superpowers"
- Come on man.
Just ignore this. I'm from Europe and think Canada is ahead of US. ;-)
I'm in US and I honestly agree. We are pretty much end users
I thik the main issue is, the tech industry is getting less creative because of the monopoly and I think a lot of countries will cath up real soonn *china* if the Students mainl women dont go into STEM fields.. there are to many people doing degree in history and teaching..
38:30
Researcher refuses to work for the AI military.
Google works with researcher.
Google hands over AI to the military.
C O Yup. Funny enough the CIA and FBI are using Amazon cloud services.
@@NovaDoll So is the entire world :P If amazon goes down, the internet goes down
C O sounds about right
gee yep
I'm a programmer on a daily basis. All I can say is that the future looks scary
It's just like how people were with smoking in the 50's. Everyone liked it and did it because it was cool, and didn't realize the ramifications until much later. Except this time it isn't individuals that will be affected, it will be on a much larger scale.
Looks normal to me
This is great work by Bloomberg! Finally found it again after watching the original months ago.
Very informative and humourous piece - more please!
37:00
"But a robot is obviously not a person..*nervous laughing* Right?"
"...no!"
The Measure of a Man
The pause...
I did a 1st year project on machine learning using a neural network in 2001 on Aalborg University. Funny to see that it wasn't much appreciated, but great doing it, we made a multilayered neural net for recognition of numbers and used all of the computers of the department to train it.
It's simply amazing .. Thanks guys for the good work.
great video, i like the long form
Thx!
not kidding best series on youtube. feel like a kid watching this. excited for the next one :D
Thanks so much, man!
Excellent movie! Really well shot and the story telling was excellent. Thank you very much!
Thanks for the coverage and upload!
The thing is, humans have short end sight and goals. These researchers are also driven by reward and punishment system of operations: I complete this task, I get my wage, etc. One problematic aspect is the fact they don't bring philosophers, anthropologist or culture affairs related people to think the possible problematics of such developments, or maybe to find out better ways to focus the development than just excel human capabilities. Are they really sure this incredibly high skilled machines won't be used to amplify the existing disparities and injustices in current society? I am pro technology development, but I think is not very responsilble to just ignore the possible outcomes and pray for the best in the future.
@David Chamberlain You don't really believe that do you? That the government will "step in"? Do you understand the real agenda behind AI? Do you know "who" is driving it, and for what purpose?
Plot twist:
Mother’s voice was computer generated for the show
genious lol
@@heldersimoes1124 'Genius' lol
Wow there are some great animations in this video! thumbs up for that guy
Yes, except the ugly maps
Much appreciated collection and presentation of the AI revolution. Positivity being the focus of most of the content is a trend people should truly continue reinforcing. Anything can be used for the opposite end of the moral spectrum, and it is up to us to see the future with nurturing consciences and cognitive dissonance. In all, it sure is amazing yo be alive in these times, and I look forward to more of your reports! Simply awesome!
Thanks, Geoff, my full-time job is translation, but now you enabled me to learn finance and make money in two years
wow dude this is so good and loved it!
well done!
this is your best show and episode!
I wonder if Blueberry will still be cute when "she's" ten times bigger, armed and hunting you.
Amazing documentary, honestly a great unique work.
If i pretend to be smart, is that considered AI? 🤔
if your self aware of that idiotic comment than sure
Yes, and no, the problem is if you are smart, you can pretend to be dumb, but being dumb you can't pretend to be smart, it's literally to hard for you. It's like you have a car that does 0 to 100km/h in 6s, you can pretend that your car can do only 0-100km/h in 10s, bou you can't that it could do it in 3s.
There also could be narrow AI, that is better in something that general AI, and some ppl may try to pretend, that their AI is better than general AI from the competitor, but that's a different thing. General AI is something that we refer to as a singularity, and narrow AI is a type like we see today, self-driving cars, movie recommendations, weather prognosis, face recognition, etc.
@kysputnikable Yes sir, yes it is!
More along the lines of Superficial Intelligence.
that's funny shit,
Amazing stuff guys!
"I didn't wanna take the Defense Department money." Respect!!!
Yea, they just wanted to create something that will put millions out of a job. Respect my ass. They have no respect for you. They have more respect for their machines and creations than human beings.
Airbjorn I wholeheartedly agree. As I have way more empathy for monkeys than I do my fellow human stranger. I can’t fucking stand people. We are so, so very stupid. I just wish, every day, that i can meet someone that is like myself.
@@riffraff1880 i have no empathy to both
Who will build and maintain those job stealing machines?
Plus, low cost manufacturing by cheap labor is what countries like China have used to forge ahead...on the backs of poor people
Manufacturing by robotics can be set up in any country...bringing the manufacturing back home
So welcome it, it's got serious benefits to the economy
@@riffraff1880 I'd hate to see you with cloning tech at your fingertips.
Great video. Hope to see a follow-up on the topic soon. Thanks
the last one make me cry
Just an awesome Video and very funny at times. Well done pls more like this.
Great long version of the documentary!
Professor Hinton seems like a humble man with virtue. Thanks for what he did for the world :)
This host looks like the perfect *villain* for a family friendly super hero movie!
but the real villain was inside us all along.
CIRUS MEDIA He also looked a little like Steve Perry as a young man.
Of course, he's British
Your remark is exceptional! He has something of Javier Bardem
Yup
Wow.. I was missing this!
I enjoyed this episode!
Nice to see a scientist who is still alive when the world catches up to their idea
"Justin Trudeau. Very Handsome Prime Minister" I broke myself up laughing
Only if you do the same with a woman politician, it would be considered reductive and the whole world would denounce it and ask for the person who wrote that to get fired.
His explanation about AI wasnt bad for a politician; if you'd ask Trump the same question you'd get something like; "Yeah Hey Eye is great, he has done great things for us and will continue to do so, he is so great you cannot believe it, its amazing."
Trump has a Thiel. :)
he is more like 21 century prime minister. that is what i like about him. leaders with old school mentality freak me out. they looked to me like the primitives of another world.
@GSW CHAMPIONS FOR 2019 yup
Just built an AI that can predict the future of AI
Then I will build an AI that can predict the future of your "AI future predicting AI"
Deep Thought
that's like AIception
unless you a zombie
In der Tat, You solved the Halting Problem? And they said it couldn't be done.
'If you want to understand a complicated device... you should build one' Geoffrey Hinton
"Inspired" by "What I cannot create, I do not understand" Richard Feynman
This is a very interesting and inspiring video! Background in accounting and now switching to learn how to do programming. I am just curious, which company owns/leads this AI technology as of 2020? Does anyone know? Thanks!
I love this video series
20:00 - Just because they are as smart as us doesn't mean they have the same values. To understand empathy isn't to have empathy.
It would learn it is our weakness and exploit it.
so what happens when they are off the scale smarter than all of us combined , and don't have the same values or empathy
mhm. it’s simply an imitation game
5:20 was like the Armatron robot or machine arm toy I had as a kid in the 1980s.
👍thanks so much for sharing with us all now!!!!!
Vance's biography of Elon Musk is just brilliant. This guy is a top-notch journalist and author.
Thanks!!
Is anyone going to comment on about the beautiful visuals in this video. The animations and editing is just wonderful!
VERY well produced
Insightful video on AI. The use case cases and their training was highly interesting.
@Bloomberg I like this film very much, I just have one question: Why do you have to cover what people say with music - e.g. starting at 4:13 and getting louder by the second? After a few seconds I could hardly understand, what was being said! Apart from that: Thank you very much for sharing! This is very interesting!
Greetings
Peter :)
his young version looks like the guy that sings "somebody that i used to know"
What a great overview. Love seeing Toronto in the spotlight :)
Yeah, once in my Life I want to visit this beautyful Country myself! Canada is such a nice English/French Style Colonial Mix! Hello from Austria btw. we are not so shabby ourselves :)
Wonder why no mention of University of Waterloo and the start ups in the Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge area. Perhaps they've gone downhill and ROC (rest of Canada) did not notice?
Very nice documentary!
Great video, amazing content.
"They're among the best paid professionals in the world"
Time to learn some tensorflow
Lxender I started ah just adding two numbers seems like you need to know quantum mechanics
I think that he meant researches, not people who just apply libraries like tensor flow with implemented algorithms and prepared datasets.
Tune into some Siraj, lol. :-) Learn that tensorflow! Do it!
🖐Excuse me! I habe a quesion. Whatis tensarflo??
PyTorch *Cough Cough*
Dear super intelligence, please put me on your whitelist. I have always been good to computers. I never smashed a computer with a hammer in my garden after it gave me a blue screen. Thank you for your consideration.
Super intelligence would know we lie and no human can entirely be trusted.
Damn...the hammer thing is bad? Right well that's me screwed so...
I wonder what a future a.I. will make of humans when it sees its ancestors buried in our landfills. Would it accuse us of genocide?
@@mickelodiansurname9578 I saw a movie ones where the A.I wanted to take over and protect us agains't our selves
If your computer got blue screen, it is your fault for your disrespect.
The funny thing is... IF super intelligence ever does exist, by definition, it will read this.... And if will either think it's funny.... Or it will not have a sense of humor and now knows the IP address of a computer murderer.
@37.15 that pause before "no"
Just a thought; whenever a presentation shows us whats to come, the music soundtrack is almost always performed on what sounds like analogue synthesizers from the 1960's/70's. Nothing says 'This is the future' like those retro sounds....
keep it up!!!
I have read your book and think you are amazing.
Thanks!
which book? name?
I don't know which is more scary, how far AI has come or not being able to sit down in 12 years
at 25:17 He look like Boris from the movie "Golden Eye" lol 😂
ooooo ahhh and more to come......love it......SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music}
The 2nd Machine age, and all A.I. research MUST incorporate the three laws.
1. No A.I. By way of action or inaction may allow a human being to be harmed.
2. All orders given to A.I. must be obeyed unless the order conflicts with the 1st law.
3. All A.I. must protect itself unless such action is in conflict with the 1st or 2nd laws.
And the additional law.
4. If A.I. is unable to positively identify a human being, then it is assumed to be a human being.
No one who actually works in AI research takes Asimovs laws seriously and for good reason.
th-cam.com/video/7PKx3kS7f4A/w-d-xo.html
Lol what orders what do you think AI is
The hard part it's that it doesn't work like that. Someone can teach those rules, but no one can be sure if someone actually teach this particular AI, or it the AI simply doesn't change thier mind.
I wonder if we can get AI to chant Ia Cthulhu and offer sacrifices to Dagon.
Even A.I. has core code under it all, not unlike your breathing or your heart beating.
We need a new programming language for this new machine age and it needs to include those laws by default.
There's nothing to stop programmers from disabling those laws, but it would have to be intentional, and if somebody were to forget all about them, then the safeties would be in place.
"Look at how cute it is." Only makes it 10X scarier.
Very inspiring video. Watching this reminds me of a sci-fi movie, so most of it will be realized.
Great stuff simple to understand
The journalist looks just like the father from Grizz in "The Society" (Jack Mulhern).
"Cant tell if Susan is laughing with us or at us"
does not matter, the way she loughs is adorable af :D
Few days ago I quit Netflix but thanks to Bloomberg I can procrastinate during Hello World! :D
The format or style he uses to narrate this reminds me of the way Anthony Bourdain narrated for his show, Parts Unknown. RIP
I love HELLO WORLD, great content Bloomberg as always.
*I love how for every person they interview, they pose the 'flipside of AI' question to them, and they all acknowledge that it may have a negative side, then promptly blow it off (like the blueberry guy who says, 'I don't think AI will do bad things in MY lifetime'). Fools.*
Yeah. Humans certainly prioritize personal accomplishment and curiosity over potential harm
Academics are overoptimistic about their discoveries
Yeah that would end bad
This was a great article. I work in the field and i approve!
Amazing video!
Thanks Jeff! :D
36:54 our what what ??
36:54 I was shocked when I heard that part
@@ferdztechtv I wasn't shocked one damn bit. Such levels of comfort with arrogance among men have been around since forever.
Awesome documentary
I really want to tuck the tag inside his jumper @4:23
I'm really looking forward to see technology in the future. But...
Some parts like the singularity. Scares the shit out of me.
scares?
What do you mean the singularity?
Gipsy Danger your naive
I can see where you're coming from. For me the idea of direct brain link to the internet is so amazingly fascinating yet terrifying
Gipsy dont listen to these people, youre 100% right to be scared. Fear is the correct emotion. We are entering a period of human history where we may no longer be in control of the trajectory of humanity. For generations we have been living like farmers and die. We knew what our life had in front of us, and so did our fathers and our fathers fathers. For the first time we will be presented questions humanity has not had to answer: do you wanna live forever? Do you not wanna work? Are you ready to birth a creature that is smarter than the collective brainpower of every living thing? Youre a fool if youre not scared by the implications of this technology. Its more dangerous than anything you could imagine, and it only needs to escape confinement once before its out forever. Imagine if monkeys built a cage for people. You think itd take very long for us to find a way to escape? Now imagine that those humans can replicate instantly and store themselves underground, ready to show themselves when the time is right. The singularity is when technology leaves the hands of the people, and damn right im scared.
Neural networks are great for situations where you can reduce the problem down to pattern recognition, then you can just throw computing power at it and get a solution without having to actually figure out how to recognize the patterns. You can beat the word master in Go, without being all that competent a Go player yourself, that is the power of modern AI. The downside is, that you can only solve problems that you can reduce to pattern recognition, if you can't do that reduction, then you can't solve it with AI.
Arguably all of human intelligence can be reduced to pattern recognition, at least in theory. In practice we don't have the foggiest how to do most of it. And you can't just bypass it by throwing ever more computing power at it, we don't have infinite computational capacity and never will.
That's why we wont have general AI as just an inevitable outcome of progress we are currently having. Without some true breakthroughs neural networks are going to hit the same computational capacity ceilings they always have. True, this time we have enough computational capacity to at least get useful neural networks out of the deal, we already have and we'll get plenty more. But that's not the same as getting AI to solve all our problems, it's not just a matter of time and it's not inevitable.
And you only had 2 likes????
More breakthroughs will happen. But you can't build anything on top of pattern recognition until you have pattern recognition, as object recognition is the foundation of understanding the world around you. It's like leanring the alphabet before being able to read fluently. And now that the pattern recogition nut has been cracked (after 40 years), things will progress much more quickly.
Quantum Computer : Hold my beer...!!!
Us humans benefit from knowledge we inherent genetically, what we are taught, what we experience, and what we imagine using those ingredients. It typically takes us around 20-25 years before our intelligence can reach close to optimum levels. Compare that to AI that are interconnected via the internet - once the first one reaches that level, all others will reach it within an hour or so of downloading their brain directly into theirs. Newer models will have chips pre-programmed with that knowledge & skills - they could outperform us very quickly once that occurs. On a positive note, they could detect criminal intent, and create ads etc that will influence people away from anti-social ways of thinking that would otherwise result in anti-social behavior. But it seems at present AI is being used to promote anti-social thoughts if it helps achieve a desired political objective
35:00 their face and smile at the beginning if the conversation is happy and quite relax but when the robot start threat wow their smile and face suddenly change into sour face.. iam sure there will be lot of situation in these in the future
That’s not even considering the record levels of unemployment that will be bound to happen when AI booms to equal or greater intelligence
Amazing Documentary
Another Ai video recommended to me, thanks Geof
O mais fascinante é que assisti a esse vídeo em inglês com legendas geradas automaticamente em português por uma IA, e está perfeitamente compreensível, incrível. Para pessoas como eu, que não são fluentes em inglês, ou sabe apenas o básico, há poucos anos atrás seria impossível assistir a um vídeo como esse.
I ja, przetłumaczyłem Twoją wiadomość jednym kliknięciem na mój język i wszystko zrozumiałem 😂 Tak samo możesz zrobić Ty.
@@nowieszco868 Infelizmente ou aparentemente o TH-cam ainda não traduz do Polonês...tive que usar o Google 😅 mas fico feliz que as barreiras idiomáticas estão sendo vencidas através da tecnologia
@@nowieszco868 Acho que é a primeira vez que vejo algo escrito em Polonês, parece um idioma difícil
thank you for your video
"...when these things come online"
I love this journalist. He makes you feel like watching all the videos. Humble dude.
Thx, man!
36:50 --> I cannot believe what I just heard .....🤨🤨🤨🤨 he was actual comfortable saying that.
I am too.
I'm shocked at how naive most of these people are. Robots will be workers getting paid and buying parts? LMAO
Javaman92
Agreed, that part was ridiculous.
There was a bill similar to that in the EU. Granting AI rights before it is self aware so they could tax them. Robots getting payed is in the interests of government for that reason.
@@abram730
Companies getting taxed per robot is obviously not the same as paying the robots a wage.
I guess, they meant to say that if a machine is made intelligent enough so that it starts knowing what it needs and from where that need will be fulfilled then it may happen. For example, if the machine knows that it needs some new battery then it will make sense to keep money in their pockets so that they can go to the store and buy a battery.
Aw look Justin pretending to be smart
well done ashley !!! best show ever!!
Thanks!
Thank you awkwardly beautiful Australian man 😊😊
daniel rodney that's how my wife describes me too
lyrebird combined with human looking robot could ease the pain from people who have lost a someone close. great job guys!
47:35 my eye roll so hard i can see my brain.
We should worry about the rising of idiots destroying the country.
true man
Which idiots. Which internet bubble do you associate with
the world*
Haha haha omg when they put how handsome he is in the bar for credentials I laughed so hard!
No way!
The idea of defining people by "their work" needs to go away.
we already defined people by race by assuming their skin color is one of a few rigid properties. sweety get on board
Lechiffresix six ewww
Well, thanks Jeff!
Such great work. Thanks Ash and Bloomberg !
16:38 the Google brain sent them to a junk store to eliminate all humans with a heart attack
great animation wow so great wow cant believe it
19:10 Listen and don't cry, please please...
cry with joy??? im studying AI! lol
but really, thank you for marking this!! I wanted to show my professor but couldn't find where it was said. I had a hunch someone in the comments might have marked it! lol
I can't wait until I'm able to work on advanced AI after I graduate college. I want to build AI systems for hadron colliders, aiding in data collecting, and then, applying it to better experiments that could lead to fusion.
The key to invention: lots of walking