Robot Hand Unexpectedly Learns Human Behaviour! - Open AI
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In this video we'll take a look at how Open AI taught a robotic (shadow robot) hand, human level dexterity by using interesting artificial intelligence techniques.
Hand used in experiment: www.shadowrobot.com/
Sources:
Finger pivot blog.openai.com/learning-dext...
blog.openai.com/openai-five/
www.techrepublic.com/article/...
www.theverge.com/2018/7/30/17...
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In this video we take a look at some of the interesting work being done by Open AI in regards to robotic dexterity. Let me know your thoughts!
Please suggest a better course and path to learn this.
The open AI bot learnt thousands of different scenarios with different gravity and physics variables. We only have one 1g with real world physics. Hence we only need about 5 yrs of training. However when first encountering low G's we have to relearn some of the variables. This bot wouldnt have to.
If only this could be done on a home computer. Ai should be open source
I get how Ai was being used to trAin their mOdels... but Haow were the principles of rObOtIcs involved in the machIne lEarning process?
Not only robotic applications, but also hybrid human-robot (cyborg) applications (involving dexterity): imagine people without hands/arms/legs (or with Parkinson's disease, etc) receiving such "gadgets". This can revolutionize the way we do medicine also...
Glad to see them perfecting the seemingly inconsequential but extremely important skill and dexterity of human-like hands, which, when paired with the larger, more visible abilities of the likes of Boston Dynamics' machines, shows how robotics in today's technology is fulfilling the dream that fiction only dreamed of. Knowing that AI (software) is essentially improving by leaps and bounds, it seems the near future itself is going to be very interesting, almost regardless of whether AGI or beyond is achieved soon or later yet.
Yeah, but still there are many peoples who are affraid of new tech's disclaiming everything what potentially could help ourselves and environment around!!
I like the video when it says "ur watching cold fusion TV' 😂
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man, it gives me such good vibes!
No Dagogo, it took robots 100 years of simulation time to get here. We took millions of years of real time.
Nope, only about 5 yrs. Every child learns it from scratch
It's in our dna.. So no they don't learn it from "scratch" pr say.. The op is right
@@Kasperbjerby nope, here is a simple test: play catch with a two year old and see what happens. The first thing you learnt was to grab mamma's finger, then more complex stuff. Mind you, you learn to suck your thumb while inside mama! Amazing stuff!
Kobus Downey - Nope we have firmware that's designed itself to do it over millions of years. What OpenAI have created will likely for the basis of the Firmware for robot kind going forward meaning that by your argument, it will take the next robot that implements it seconds to learn what takes us years.
@Millar you do not seem to understand that supposed evolution is equivalent to the designers designing the hand, learning to use it is different.
I am watching ColdFusion TV.
Good for you, Helen, keep up the good work
Helen G. Pitts 1/10 try harder next time
Congrats! You are now .004% smarter! Keep it up!
This is literally how Naruto learned the Resengan. I see technology is finally catching up with anime.
lmao
And the rasen-shuriken
Amen
New favourite channel on the TH-cams!
Please keep doing this forever! :-)
4:26 You're comparing apples and oranges there. It took a robot hundreds of years to learn something we need ages of evolution to learn.
Yeah, but does that mean AI is almost on human mind level? when i see these vids i think we are not far - we have AI with ability to learn and beat human in every game (including perfect orientation in environment and making right decisions with righ tools) , we have AI with abillity of handling fingers as human beings which is unbelieveably complex task! We also have AI which is somewhere near simulating human walking! I guess from now there will be short time for something really big!
Amazing content Dagogo as always!
I really appreciate and love the work you put into your videos. I never miss a single one and was wondering how and if it is possible to help in the making/research of your projects. I hope you see this.
Great video to switch things up for the day. Thanks Dagogo!
Thanks for another great video I learn so much from your videos
This is so freaking awesome! Love your vids as always Cold fusion!
Your videos are great, keep it up!
4:25. It took it hundreds of years but it took millions of years for our intuitions to grow like that. I find it amazingly fast actually.
Fascinating stuff, great video, as always.
Great to see a new video, great as always
Boston dynamics should work with that robotic hand company they could create human like robot would be amazing
if boston dynamics, the robotic hand company and the people working on sophia teamed up, they could get really close to inventing a functional and human-looking android
🤯 love this channel. Something new and amazing all the time.
We need to begin preparing more for AI taking over jobs. AI may not be ready to take over many tasks or whole jobs tomorrow or the next day, but we are learning how to make them better very quickly and as shown in this video shortening the length of time it takes to teach them new things. So, we can't start preparing when the the threat is imminent, we need to start yesterday. And IMO, much of the preparedness will involve some pretty deep changes sociologically in how people think about work, income, and the division of labor.
FutureNow That is the reality and I hate that our governments are not doing enough to address this. All this is happening so fast and most of the public had no idea of how quickly it's happening.
The only commitee on the polical side is the ....
@@silouis5355 thats their lifestyle to btw they wont do ev, crypto, ai, graphene, solar, hho, mind controled prosthetics, new senses technology by david eagleman. Not just ai. Their clueless, maybe its meant to be this way idk its just strange how many people dont vs do and everything is changing so rapidly
If you think about it, our current financial model is unsustainable. Every day man hours are reduced due to optimizations in computer programs and technology, sure some jobs are created but its continually in deficit. Capitalism cannot continue without massive pain felt by the majority. The only thing I know that can help is governments working towards making the basics of life as free as possible which would actually stimulate the economy but is very much needed long term.
I believe the next 50 years is going to define our humanity or lack there of.
I don't think there's a way out of this without people getting hurt
The only solution anyone can seem to come up with is implementing socialist policies, but if we do that too early, before automation is too prevalent, then it could halt that progress entirely and leave us with a garbage economy and none of the expected automation to pick up the slack
Since there's no way to know when exactly the perfect time would be(and with the government being predictably slow on the uptake), then the only remaining option is to wait until it's too late for some people, things have to get worse before they get better
thanks, please give more content frequently.
I wonder who would be that guy, who gave dislike just after 4 minutes, without watching 5 minute video.
MSM because Elon Musk founded Open AI
Views are not processed the same as likes/ dislikes. There is much more scrutiny for a view since it directly tied to revenue and hence takes longer to process.
Even so, if i disagree with 4 mins of a 5 minute video i will dislike it .
Or, it is just someone that does not want video's of this kind yo be suggested as often, in his feed.
Users misclick sometimes, I'm pretty sure that accounts for most dislikes when there are just a handful of them on a video.
TBH that's pretty amazing. Also I wanted to say a few words to you, thank you seeing the effort in making these videos for us watch. I love your format of videos and I think your content is definitely top notch when it comes to youtube.
Ps. When Is your book coming out?
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We are looking for people highly skilled at handling of cubes with about 100 years of experience.
ColdFusion! Keep this going! Your channel helps the world become more aware, just like TED!
Very interesting stuff! Thanks as always! =D
Talking about an algorithm teaching itself to win the game, EM really is going beyond heroic level play. Godspeed sir.
Pretty cool, we are one step closer to robot domination.
It will be for the best.
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Really awesome video , your voice is like magic dagogo, love your videos
Great Video
Amazing, so cool!!!
Very good video interessting. Thanks.
Very interesting thanks
*Open Artificial Intelligence* no one explain it better than Dagogo.
Made my day !
This is amazing!
I'm curious to whether or not this sort of AI could be used in prosthetics and, if so, how the mind to machine interface would work.
What an amazing project
Coolest thing I've ever seen, thank you for this incredible content
It's incredible that we were able to do this, though it sounds like the AI did all the hard work
Hey! I wanted to know how do you do all your research? Like where do you get such technical information from?
Fantastic video. 👍 (Already subbed and set notified).
I'm so happy and have this strange feeling about ai just slided the cube so it doesn't fall and that he can handle it better.
GLAD :) to see you
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now that is really impressive
👍🏻 interesting video
Amazing thank you for AI scientist on the developing of a wonderful invention n it's new ones to come.
Awesome Video!! How did changing the color in the simulation affect the learning process? Or was that just for differentiating each variation? Anyone have any guesses?
And as of today (17th October 2019) this very hand went from rotating a cube. To solving a rubik's cube with just 1 hand.
Amazing how technology progresses!
My take is the weird middle finger that never seems to move, haha! On a serious note, very cool.
Just the thought that, the AI was capable enough to learn new techniques like sliding etc, without any human intervention or programming is mesmerizing.
Please make more "How Big" videos...I really enjoy those!
So... my view of this is that it depends greatly on the input info... there is no denying that the algorithm itself may be advanced, but one cannot simply obtain a certain behaviour w/o some form of specific input (i.e. referring to the task). When researchers will be able to do that will we be in the completely digitalised era... which is quite frightening by itself 😬
Awesome 😎👍
An awesome video as always! Was wondering what the background music is during the 1:00 minute mark in the video? At this stage, knowing the song name is more important to me than knowing about these awesome AI capabilities that are advancing at a rapid rate. To think of it, this is one area AI will never overtake humans... with regard to misplaced priorities :p
Cold fusion always has the highest quality.
This is both exciting and scary.
Very interesting! AI is for sure a powerful tool, lets just hope that it will be used with respect and for the right reasons moving forward.
Dagogo you always pick the absolute BEST songs
What's even more impressive about the Quake 3 AI is it learnt to play entirely from visual input, they didn't have the pathfinding meshes or other insights typical of bots.
Nice!
Do you know if there was work made on magicians slight of hands? I mean trying to train Dactyl such that the reinforcement learning will take into consideration whether something can be seen from certain angles. Who knows, it might find new ways to palm a coin..
Title edit suggestion: Robot hand made by Alien teaches itself Human behaviour.
Elon didn't make it.
He's just funding the company.
Is Elon an alien now? am I reading this wrong or is there something I'm missing?
@@bjarnivalur6330 In the interview with Joe Rogan, he ask to Elon Musk about what he thinks of the people that says he's an alien. An Elon Musk answered: "Maybe I'm an alien".
kek
@@MyLittleMagneton He gives the direction. He might have given the approach to cracking the problem. He's always been very good at that.
I can see that hand robot working in an Amazon fulfillment center packing boxes for shipping.
Spectacular.
the human body is a miracle ... NO matter how much i learn and learn and learn and unlearned and relearn ....i feel like a life time is too short to learn about it.
cant wait to see more AI progress
Did this video remind anyone else of Skynet? Maybe it's just me...lol. Awesome progress in AI! Thanks for uploading.
Please upload regularly 🙏🙏
"I for one welcome our robot overlords" lol
Thanks Dagogo!
I liked the part with the hand.
It blew my mind how it handed cub😲
The problem I have with this video is that I was not there watching exactly how the open AI was programmed, to begin with. Quite often when one lacks the complete picture things can seem a bit frightening. It reminds me of how strange quantum physics first seemed until I actually spent the time to learn it.
Liked before watched.
Oh you made the skynet hand, the T-800 will need that, good
AI term is complicated but no one can explain as good as you do 💯
Guy pushing the robot with the hockey stick looks like Nathan from Ex Machina.
Love how the bot is just flipping us the bird the whole time
just seeing this after just seen Dr otto perform the same breakthrough with the same test subject in the new "spiderman" game
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS 😍😍😍😍
I think most can see the path we are on. What we've taken weeks/months/years etc..to learn can be done via "simulation learning" in an increasingly shorter amount of time. Only a matter of time...
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Thank you for the awesome content 🙌
Let us consider a case...when a human is going upstairs or downstairs, it's perfectly synchronised ( if any how our mind is not able to sync the process, we might fall). This type of sync still needed.
Amazing
Great video! Link to the first song? Pls answer
idk if you noticed, but we want more IA/robots videos
Can someone please explain me how did they modify the training method to provide the simulation 100 years of experience. I think it was something to do with changing colors but I did not get it exactly.
They simulation was played on big computers and the 100 years of learning from trial and error was sped up (in the simulation), since its a simulation it’s not like the real world so to make it more unpredictable they made the robot hand change color in the simulation that helps it get more experience with different environments (sorry for my bad English)
All that's left is developing mechanize eyes that can see the same way as a human would. Combine that with robotic hands to create a mechanize hand & eye coordination that rivals humans or even surpass it.
Thought a little reference of "thing" from adams family would have been good here.
Quamtum computer will the best tool for learning f they finish it right Mr.coldfusion?
So our learning methods must be off the charts then. Wow.
I want how that domain randomisation can be done to train my costom AI........can anyone tell me how to do it?
What does the color of the hand have anything to do with the training?
Man what a voice
remarkable, it can flip us off already
Fascinating! I am not afraid of robots. They will change our lives, yet change is always happening.
In the beginning.. That guy pushing the robot... This is how it starts
It's unbelievable to see people had been evolved to knowing most advanced technologies and yet we still had to argue about earth shaped.
Is there software used for simulation or ??
now that was intelligent programming technique
This made me feel like a hyperintelligent superhuman when I started fiddling with some objects
whats the name of the last music played in this video ?