103 Year Old Reacts to Sora A.I. Video | A Profound Perspective
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- When we asked Irving, a 103 year old World War II vet, to watch @OpenAI's recent demo videos from their Sora text-to-video AI solution, we expected him to express strong emotions about the technology.
What Irving offered was a profound perspective on how he expects Sora AI, and similar technologies, to impact humanity. We were not only impressed with how quickly Irving grasped the nature of the technology, but how quickly he formed and expressed precise thoughts on its potential impact.
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"We ve always made mistakes, so far we survived it" - concrise summary of human existence from a 103 years old
Agreed, love this quote. Thanks for sharing @SerPitr
I also love the intriguing way he says it.
most didn't
Love those words. ❤
Its a pretty juvenile way to think. Just because we lucked out in the past doesnt mean itll be the same in the future
‘It takes our imagination and spreads it out’ What a great way to frame it.
We loved that perspective he offered.
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Wow, that is definitely photorealistic. Looking at that, I could actually believe you have a 103 year old guy commenting on SORA.
lol
Haha, pretty impressive right? :)
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Right? Centenarians are always farmers in remote villages who haven't read a book in their life. So I'm not buying this. 😆
But it's true? I'm confused now haha @@ThePosterityProject
Haha. Irving is 100% real human. No AI applied to this video.
But it's kinda scary that we need to ask that question now, right?
My great grandpa is about this old. I know this sounds weird but when he grabbed my hand to say hello it felt like a celebrity or royalty touched my hand. God being 100 years old is just unfathomable 🙏🏻
Great share @TheJroddude! Thanks for watching and sharing your story
Maybe he achieved royalty as in inner state of mind
He is the real thing.Celebs, royalty are imitations of what demands respect.
@@DanteS-119 precisely, they're all ai generated.
Awesome - he doesn't lose a beat. No questions. Just "it's beautiful" and "it takes your imagination and spurts it out."
Truly, he got the big idea within moments. Thanks for watching and commenting!
"...as long as it doesn't confuse the moment with the reality."
Ya, impressed he picked up on this. But still remained optimistic.
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What the fuck does that even mean?
This is such a refreshing take. This man is zoomed out about as far as a human perspective can possibly be. He's been there for every major development of technology in the last century and watched the world reinvent itself over and over again. It's easy to get caught up in the feedback loop of the algorithms and lose sight of the bigger picture. If he thinks it's going to be okay, I'm inclined to believe him.
It's a calming perspective, particularly when delivered from a World War II vet (D-Day +7). Irving's seen things most of us never have, and hopefully never will. And to hold such an optimistic outlook after all that, it means something.
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@@ThePosterityProject It means he is mentally strong, he doesn't let unfortunate events and paradigm shifts turn him into a miserable person. He accepts it for what it is and acknowledges the present time is just as real as all the time before.
wish my gramps was still around to witness this change. he's around the same age. passed away right after the hubbub with chatgpt.
It's heartwarming to see Irving's wisdom and insights at 103 years old. His thoughtful comments on advanced AI remind us of the invaluable perspectives our elders bring. Thank you, Irving, for sharing your wisdom with us!
Well said!
That's an amazing response. Love it
Thanks for watching @futurepedia_io
It is.
OT: In the nuclear weapon age though, we can't afford mistakes that leads to full scale nuclear war, because we can't learn from them.
i think people this old are a glimpse of what a human can become when they reach hundreds or thousands of years of age. I think there is a transition that starts happening, for some it starts at 60, for others it starts at 100, for others it would start at 150, but that transition never ends because we die of age. I dont quite grasp this concept yet, its hard to put it into words, but theres something special about people that old. All of them share something. That "something" is elusive even when putting it into words, but IT IS something. The best way of putting it i can imagine is, imagine vampires were real, and you were about to meet a 1000 year old vampire, the way of talking, of moving, of thinking, refined like nobility because of its wisdom and experience, but at the same time with their own personality, i think fiction cant accurately depict what a real hundreds of years old intelligent being would look like, but its the only thing we have to compare and speculate on todays world. Someday we'll know, when humans are immortal
Get your point. If we can retain mind and body into older ages, perhaps we can begin to transcend to a deeper level of being.
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@@ThePosterityProject Yes, exactly, i was struggling too much to like get a true and accurate way of putting it without it being too much inclined towards some fantasy xD
Such a wise and well-spoken man. Based AF.
No question, he is. Thanks for watching!
Wow, I am deeply impressed by his response. It is thoughtful, wise, and particularly soothing. It's reassuring how he can put everything into perspective.
We couldn't agree more @patrickvdheide3906. Even as a tech enthusiast, it's hard not to have qualms about the future application of AI technology. From a personal perspective, we felt comforted by his response.
I wish we had younger people that saw us clearly as he does. He’s the way we should all be at 103. Unfazed, introspective, and expansive in his imagination and perspectives.
Agreed, I aspire to get there someday.
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We should all be like that all the time not just after 100. He has the right outlook on life
Yeah, most of the people who are against this stuff are arrogant, self-entitled artists.
@@nickgirdwood3082 100% correct. Artists don't like that anyone can create images they like without having to waste years of their lives now (or, alternatively, paying them money)
He looks like he is doing better than Joe Biden, I would vote for him.
#IrvingForPresident
@@ThePosterityProject he is for sure is more sane and grounded than Biden. Biden is the living proof that lot of things we see, hear and society we live in is full of lies and mirage to fool around humanity, in many levels, starting with president. Every sane person should now that 1st man in the country who should run the country, should be sanest, kindest and smartest guy, not some stupid, senile old guy who dont know even who he is or in times where he is. Its so obvious that he dont run the actual show but he is the muppet to mock the people and real runners make a laugh over sheep (humans).
I was thinking the same exact thing!😅😅😅
Age destroys the body and mind, some of us will have one or the other (or both) decline faster than others. Irving does seem relatively sharp still.
@@jasonshere If I was half as good as he as at that age I would be very happy.
"All our literature, did precisely that. Created worlds for us to examine. And it was exciting and gave meaning to us at the time. Why shouldn't this?"
And his look in the camera after. So inspiring and strong. Damn, got chills from the weight of experience he was trying to share. x.x
Agreed, very powerfully delivered.
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What a beautiful take by a wonderful sounding man. Thank you for sharing.
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I love the way he speaks - This man probably has lots of wisdom he could share
We spent over 2 hours discussing his life. He's a war vet and a poet. Fascinating man and extremely wise.
Thanks for watching, we may have more to share from Irving in the future.
I love this man's outlook and wisdom. I agree with him 100%
He's extremely optimistic about life in general. Likely a large part of how he's made it to 103.
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And even with confusing reality. It’s not popular to accept, but unless you are there when something happens and instead you see it on the “news” it’s not real. As in all the footage, cuts, sounds and words used to describe and present the idea of what happened, is manufactured, and has been since we started telling each other what happened with grunts and hand gestures.
In a conflict, you will see a shot of people loading a canon, then a wide of a canon firing and then a third of people rushing, some dead kid etc. It a tells a story, but there were not three synchronised cameras that knew where the mutation would land in advance. We can’t tell if any of them were stock footage, from different days, years or even conflicts.
This man knows. His long view is so valuable. This is awesome.
Your comment reminds me of Wag The Dog.
Good points, thanks for sharing and watching.
I'd love to see a larger format interview, I believe he probably has much more to say
We interviewed Irving for over 2 hours! I expect we'll have more to share from Irving.
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@@ThePosterityProject great news! I'll try to watch it!
his words are so wise and calm.
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Great share, thanks for making and sharing this perspective.
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Dude he encapsulated so well how I always thought about Ai Video. Its something to have fun with. Technology will always be misused. Like cars for example, but overall its good for humanity to enjoy the amenity.
Glad this resonated with you. Thanks for watching!
This man has a beautiful manner .. he is highly coherent, and daring in his outlook.
He does. Thank you for watching and commenting!
i have a feeling this video will blow up soon
To the moon! :)
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What a remarkable perspective from someone who's witnessed so much technological change over a century! It's a testament to how curiosity and openness to new ideas can transcend age.
We thought so too. Whether someone agrees or disagrees with his perspective, it's a poignant one.
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The problem is that most people dont grasp what AI can actually achieve. Just this technology alone, its not just going to effect entertainment.
The impact will likely be broad. What do you expect to see in the next year or so?
@@ThePosterityProject if we get to agi? I expect everything to change socially, culturally and economically.
What an insightful answer to the question!
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An interesting angle from a 103 year old, would love to hear more, but do not forget, as a basis, the AI takes millions of videos and photos on which it was trained, it doesn’t just generate videos out of nowhere based on a text request
You make an important point. Our conversation was never meant to be a thorough review of AI, simply a hot take.
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This just popped up in my feed but you just won over a new viewer.
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The way he said it sended shivers on my spine. We all know this yet we struggle to adapt fast to new things even if we already use the same process every day in our life.
Yes, his points are eloquent and well delivered. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mind blown. This gentleman really is wise. It is so rare to find someone so wise these days. Thank you for your words and perspective!
Thanks for your watching and sharing your thoughts
1:52 He’s right… Literature was the “ChatGPT” of its time.
Agreed, that comment caught us off guard. Had not heard anyone make that correlation before, but certainly see his point.
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Do you know about anything other than ChatGPT? 😂
What a smart man! Thank you for making this video!
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This is all a meta video made by Sora, about Sora to get us comfortable with Sora before Sora's release. Sneaky OpenAI.
I like the bot that responds to every thread telling us it is real, it really gives it some more immersion.
Keep going bot you are doing great.
Look, just because I occasionally morph between having 2-3 arms and 4-7 fingers is not proof that I'm an AI bot.
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I like this, hearing about what the older generation thinks about new forms of technology is really interesting.
Thanks for the feedback! We'll work more of those questions into our future interviews.
Amazing perspective. Wow!
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Wauuu, what an answar 🙏
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My mom would be 83 right now (died about 20 years ago). If she were still alive today, she would absolutely fascinated. Not scared. Not freaked out. Fascinated.
I would hazard a guess that Irving was an avid reader throughout his life!
He is. And a poet.
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You successfully gained a new sub with this. Great work on this interesting video!
Really appreciate your sub and kind words. Thank you!
Wow he is still incredibly sharp at 103. Impressive!
He is! Thanks for watching!
i think Ai is going to make our life better, we shall live longer, less work etc
We hope you're right @ssekagratius2danime369! Thanks for commenting
Look at the reality. Working people live longer and more healthy. Its Sport to stand 8 hours on your feet and work.
How many people you know make 8 hour Sport every day. Wall-E is much more realistic if we loose our jobs.
Many professionals have advanced technical skills, a vision about the new technologies and a vibrant imagination. However, I can confidently say that most lack wisdom. These are two entirely different qualities
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He's absolutely right, wondering why I didn't make the comparison to literature 😂 sharp as tack 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
This was analogy I hadn't heard before. Definitely nuance to it, but an intriguing point.
I love this guy. I wish there was a way to get him on the longevity escape velocity track.
Haha, thanks for the comment and for watching!
Definitely not the average 103y old. Great comment.
He certainly surprised us too.
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hes indeed a very wise old man! we should listen to his words! If an old person is ok with it we should relax more about AI too! in my opinon :)
He sure impressed us. Thanks for watching!
PLOT TWIST! -- This entire video was also generated with SORA.
I think therefore I am :)
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He has a good point about the creative literature. I mean, generative AI in and of itself is not evil or bad, it’s just in what way is it being used and for what end needs to be considered.
Ya, him connecting AI to literature was not something I had heard expressed before. Some obvious differences, but the core point is really astute. I've thought about that a lot since our interview.
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Awesome video thank you for sharing.
Our pleasure. Thanks for watching!
Perfect response
Do you think the general public will share this optimism of the technology as it gets more mainstream exposure?
This is so much better than the presidential debate
Not a high bar to jump, but appreciate the positive feedback :)
Great content, thanks
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Its like jurassic park - "“‘Ooh, ah,’ that’s how it always starts. But then later there’s running and screaming.' - Dr malcolm
Haha, good quote, but let's hope that's not the case!
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I aint crying, no, you're crying. ❤
Haha, thanks for watching!
There's a twilight zone episode about a guy who reads too much, where everyone chastises him in the exact same way modern society does to screen addicts.
Escapism is at least as old a liquor, which is older than the written word.
Will need to look for that. Thanks for watching!
holy crap this was awesome and insightful
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It’s so great to hear elder wisdom on controversial topics like this one.
Agreed. It's soothing to get perspective from someone who's lived so much life.
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I hope I'm this bright at this age
Likewise! Thanks for watching.
Wow, very insightful.
Glad you enjoyed it @StevenIngram. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I haven't seen it yet but I'm imagining he starts screaming uncontrollably
Well said, my man. You, sir, are the inspiration. I wish I knew more healthly elders when growing up, it would have given me much more reason to stay in shape and much more to look forwaes to. Shout out to any Millenials who may be feeling old already, there is more to look forwaed to, heres to health and community.
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How is he so coherent at this age? HOW?!?!??!?!
I think more modern living is changing what it means to be 90 y/o or 100 y/o. After all, David Attenborough is 98 and still making documentaries.
He exercises 3 times a day and regularly writes poetry. Very unique.
awesome person with a young mind. i love him
Irving's terrific. Thanks for watching and commenting
Awesome man and very intelligent and wise statement :)
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wow technology has come so far, AI can now do photorealistic video inside a video, the skin texture generation was 🤯
Thanks, we worked hard on that :)
what .... what a good video thx for that!
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Perfect!
@MrTechnoandy you think your family members would share the same perspective?
The kids panic and worry that the world will change with every new technological advancement. The elders have seen the world change many times and know that in the end the world still goes on, no matter how much people say this is the end. If he was born in 1921 he lived through the Great Depression and headlines like "the end of the american dream", "no hope left, the end of prosperity" and headlines in WW2 dooming about the Nazis and a world forever at war. He also lived through the end of the industrial revolution and heard the things about how machines would take away all of our jobs, and that this would be the end of work, so I imagine he'd not be moved by the claims now that AI will take our jobs.
This is an interesting point.
Are people able to transcend the social concern of the moment after experiencing, and surviving it, many times through life?
You just got owned, you tried to infect him with your fear and he wasn't having any of it. 👌
Did not try to infect him with fear, but we did expect him to express concern. And instead received a wise and eloquent response. Frankly, we'd be happy to get owned in that manner on a regular basis
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---THIS EXCITES THE
MIND AND ENTERTAINS THE MOMENT..
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why did it end before the "Profound Perspective"?
Damn words of wisdom! This guy should advise OpenAI.
He sure surprised us how quickly he grasped the big picture of the technology. Very sharp guy.
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Thank you for your wise words.
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there's nobody whom we could ask about how not surviving a mistake works
Haha, good point. Thanks for sharing
you sir a value, i totally agree with him. shared!
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YES!!! Finally a positive AI video!!! Bravo 👏
Glad you liked it!
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Wow. The things he said cut through me like a laser through a hundred-layer lasagna.
TY YT algorithm for recommeding this video.
So glad Irving's message was meaningful to you. Thanks for watching!
That’s wisdom right there.
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“Somehow we survived” I am not sure if we can afford to be this relaxed about it 😂
Irving sure was more relaxed about it than we expected him to be.
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you'll feel like him when you are 103 😇
Why?
@@tylerislowe When am 103 we’ll be living in a totally different world. Machines will be running the show. 😜
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Haha, we thought about that when we posted. Certainly not the intention, he said what he said unprompted. But his soothing demeanor and optimistic viewpoints sure would make him a great spokesperson.
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insightful
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Boooom!….nailed it
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This man is many times more coherent than our sitting president at 103, Wow!
Except when (not "if") will be misused to generate politicians saying things that aren't true. And the things that they DO say, they can now backtrack it and argue that it was "made with AI" if it's inconvenient to them or to the public.
You're probably right. And not just politicians...
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bro is less susprised than the entire AI community and he's 103
Haha, right? Thought we were dropping a tech bomb on him, and he ended up enlightening us.
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Wise old man
Agreed, thanks for watching!
This channel is gonna blow! Mark my words. The production quality, the insights nad everything.
We sure hope so! Thanks for the kind words @NoXic88
If was nodding along to every word. 🧡
That's great :)
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This brought two things to mind mind.
1. There's a type of wisdom that comes with age. You can't get it through book. You have to witness the history and passage of life to gain that. The analogy with the works of art was beautiful
2. There is a part of Irving that thinks like a US politician 😄 I'm not particularly concerned about people confusing fiction with reality but the "let's mess around and find out and hope for survival" response was quite peculiar.
Does anyone know Irving? Or is he generated?
Unless we're all living in a simulation, Irving is real :)
If you are confused by what you see on a screen and are asking if its real, look away to something you know is real and if you can shut that device off.
"All our literature...why shouldn't this?" I hope someone told him that our literature and other media is what enables the AI content generation. He was spot on, potentially more than he even knew.
It's sure changed the way families communicate.
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That was my response too. I think that's fairly normal and reasonable
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Beautiful perspective indeed - I thought it was clickbait but no
Irving's the real deal. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Computer generated graphics are not new, they've been around for decades and they've looked real enough to pass in many famous movies. What's different here, and i don't know if the interviewer really touches on it enough, is the speed at which these videos can be generated. The internet has always had a sordid relationship with "trust" as it pertains to the things we see and hear, but this technology completely throws whatever trust we had out the window. We live in the wild west now - believe at your own risk.
We definitely did not dig into this point, we were only looking for a hot take on the technology.
But in a broader conversation, this is a very important point. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
The literature comparison was very good, though. You never really "know" if what you're reading is true. It just comes down to whether or not you're willing to trust the source.
Now video and audio are the same way, but to some extent, they always were. AI will be what makes people realize this.
The man doesn’t even need glasses ?
It's funny, most seniors we interview do not wear glasses. Need to start asking why.
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I know people half his age who are panicking.
Haha, us too.
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Twist at the end, the whole video is AI generated...
Shhh, don't tell anyone ;)
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