When we see the Terminator's POV, we can actually see some assembly code. That assembly code is for the 6502 CPU. This might not sound like much to modern people but the 6502 and its variants were used in a LOT of computers and consoles in the 70s and 80s, including but not limited to: Atari VCS/2600/5200/7800, Atari 400/800/etc., Apple I and Apple II, and in Commodore's PET, VIC-20, 64, Plus/4, and 128, and clones of it were used in the NES and PC Engine (Turbografx-16). A 16-bit version also existed called the 65816 and it was used in the Apple IIgs and a clone was used in the SNES. So it was a very important CPU for its time.
It's a milestone in microchip/CPU technology, made by MOS Technologies. MOS was eventually purchased by Jack Tramiel @ Commodore Business Machines so that CBM could then manufacture all of their chips in-house instead of contracting outside for the CPUs needed for their microcomputers. I had an MOS 6502 in my Commodore 64 that I got for Christmas in '82. It's excellent hehehehe
Something I loved about the Terminator was the T-800 vision, form a story telling point of view it showing what going thorught the terminators mind, in the lore of the movie, its surely a carry over from original human design the robots wouldnt need a HUD to see things, they would just have data processes and results in memory, the thing that always haunted me from this movie, when when said says they cant make things like that, and Reeces answer is, not yet, not for about forty years, here we are abotu forty years later, building them.
I’ll go one step further and say Terminator 2 should never have been made. Perhaps this one is a very hot take, but Terminator 2, for the most part, has virtually the same plot as the first one, but with the killer T-800 as the hero, and a few other differences. It’s overrated, in my opinion.
The key thing with the “AI” we have now is that it’s very specific and purpose built. We do not have general AI and AI is not capable of reasoning or even understanding. AI for playing chess or Go can do only that one thing and only understand that one thing. Generative AI is just very fancy autocomplete, even if it can generate images and videos as well as text. Yes it’s extremely useful, but only for specific things in specific circumstances and use cases. Humans have to then tweak whatever it produces and it has no actual conceptual understanding of what it’s doing. You cannot correct a chatbot and expect it to learn from that. That’s just not how it works. However, it sure has come a long way and I expect it’s a matter of time for us to develop true ai.
Arnold Schwarzenegger as the villain robot in terminator one it's his best performance the same as tom cruise as a villain in collateral it's his best performance so as the actor who played anton chigur in no country for old men
Back in 1983 the rise of arcade games was reason that people knew that the technology would become advance as the years go by, it was contemplation of the future that accurate in terminator movies!
The eyes of the Terminator are not virtual reality based they are cameras that analyse the in environment as information through Artificial Intelligence I believe that makes more sense
I really do wish people would be more cautious regarding AI. It's already well known how easily it can steal a person's artwork, voice, and likeness, but everyone seems to just feel its "fun and games." As you said, it will be fun and games until it simply isn't, and by then it'll likely be far too late. So I really hope people smarten up a bit about AI.
Was thinking something similar, although this was a good video, kinda missed the story. the 800's were introduced around 2029, and the humans found the TDE
Advancing technology will always alleviate human labour, as is its intended purpose. However and unfortunately, the benefits are not equally shared. By today no human need work in danger of their life.
I liked Netflix's explanation. If you did time travel, it would not necessarily be your history as you know it and any tiny change such as say putting thumb tacks in Aristotle's bathtub - would result in an entirely new timeline. So you go back and say stop the original Suffragettes. That means at that point your original life timeline never changed only you experiencing that new reality would differ. My mom feels that like game books (you know: if you do A, turn to page 23) all our choices and consequences are written and done- all we do is follow that direction to page 23. Time travel, you choose B so now you go to page 46 instead but page 23 still exists you just now live in the reality you originally decided against.
Time travel, even to the past is theoretically possible, but the circumstances to allow for it to occur are ridiculously unlikely to exist, ever. But possible. If you could either create (unlikely) or maybe discover a naturally occurring wormhole. One end near a dramatically different environment, near a huge gravity source, like a neutron star or black hole singularity, other end not. This would allow for time passing at different speeds. There are many areas of our known universe, that already still defy explanation by our primitive intellect. Some things we may never have the capacity to comprehend, but the universe is under no obligation to make any sense to us. So far, we understand quite about about the physical world, but as our field of knowledge grows, so too doesn't the perimeter of our ignorance at that boundary. Maybe as AI becomes more generalized AI, when it reaches a point of exponential self improvement, it could use that super-intelligence to unlock laws of physics we simply cannot currently even imagine. Consider our optical vision. As humans, we can see a very limited number and range of frequencies of light, with a fairly good ability to discern between millions of possible color combinations. Our eyes are sensitive to red, green & blue light. They are also pretty sensitive to varying levels of intensity of each or overall. A Mantis Shrimp, has different eyes, instead of building their color palette from 3 component colors, it has 4. So still within that same narrow band of "visible light", they can differentiate among billions of discrete colors. We have built apparatus to widen the scope of our color discernment abilities, using cameras & software. We've built equipment that allows us to see fainter and fainter light, even from distances of billions of lightyears away. But there is no way for us to know, how unlimited the number of entire categories of phenomena we are completely ignorant of.
@@davidmontroy3408 the only way time travel is possible is within a simulation of reality because then it could be fully manipulated on the atomic level because everything is really algorithmic code. if not it is physically impossible to put every atom in existence back to the state it was in a previous or future time. so as long as we are not in some Matrix style simulation time travel is not possible because it defies reality. You can try and rebuttal with 50 pages of Sheldon Cooper dialogue if you want but you are wasting your time.
There likely won't even be a destructive war either. It would most likely be an "I Robot" scenario. It will just disarm everyone at once while being in full control of military, mining, farming manufacturing and distribution. After that it'll decide what it wants to do. Rogue servitor or exterminator?
Everyone who reacts or talks about the Terminator wants to focus on the 2029 date..."it's so close!" But they all seem to overlook that the movies depiction of 2029 is that way because of ai becoming self aware in 1997... Aug 29, 1997 to be specific.
All movies are out of date when released. It takes a year or more to make a movie. So it was 83' when The Terminator was made, but it was released in 84'.
It was originally gonna be filmed around that time in 83, which would of have placed the date of the main events of the movie on Friday the 13th. But since the Arnold/Conan hold thing pushed the production back to the following year in 84. But still has the Thursday 12th May line in the script.
GREAT video! I loved it! Thanks for showing me a lot of things that I didn't know before; like the robot mouse in the 1940's. These topics have always been of interest to me & made me think if a movie maker can explore these topics, what are scientists who are paid to research this every day with an unlimited budget dreaming up? For sure I think Cameron is a genius, a futurist- he has given us a lot to think about. Just like Star Trek, cinema inspires the minds of tomorrow- Cameron is no different & without question is stimulating the minds of tomorrow, just like Gene Roddenberry did. 99%+ of NASA were inspired by what they saw from Star Trek, & that's a great thing👍
Why can't i get over this movie? Gosh....I've watched it like "a thousand" times. I would watch T2 only and i reiterate, only if i watch T1 first. Top 5 sci fi movies of all time
4:00 The terminator don´t use VR, this is the opposite. This is probobly the interface port of the terminator. We see this in visual learning software.
I wouldn’t say that VR headsets are today’s equivalent tech for what the terminator sees. Those are two completely different kinds of technology. Things like self-driving cars that use lidar and/or computer vision are the equivalent of what the terminator sees that they show in the movie. Humans test that technology by having it display on a monitor what it can see with things to visually highlight the objects it has identified and info about it that humans can read and understand in order to confirm that it’s identifying things correctly. The best example today of something every day people can buy and use might be the display shown in a Tesla in full self driving mode, where it shows it’s own rendering of the world around the car as it sees it, stylised and simplified for the benefit of the driver. It actually builds a full 3d representation of what it sees.
I never bought the terminator appearing in a fever dream story from Cameron. The reason is, WestWorld. And I noticed how Cameron is really good at ''lifting'' ideas elsewhere to ''reinterpret''. ''Damocles'' is not pronounced ''Damo-cells'' by the way.
Is there the potential of AI becoming sentient/self aware!! I lived in a time where there was no Internet, no Social Media, etc. I have witnessed an exponential explosion in technology! I have experience in Operations of what would be considered today, of the most primitive Computers! Mostly HP3000 MPE and IBM Mainframes...360, 370, 4300 OS/MVS JES II. In 1976-1978, CB Radio was probably the closest thing to Social Media that we had. The late 1980s brought us "Public Bulletin Boards" made possible with very primitive Desktops (absurdly expensive! $1000 and up) via Dial-Up modems!
Sentience is an emergent property of a complex enough computational system, we just haven't reached the point where our AI models and computing hardware reach the critical threshold for sentience to naturally emerge from the self interaction of the algorithms.
U know it’s actually kinda cool to be in the era that finds out that every Hollywood movie is based on a true story. But not if this is a mock ritual 😵💫.
@3:48 As cool as this may look, it only makes sense when a cyborg has a human brain at its core (like with Robocop). For a cyborg with a computer based A.I. mind (like the Terminators), first having to draw or write any kind of information onto some sort of internal virtual heads-up display, only for it to then read it afterwards, makes absolutely no sense what so ever. Needing to have sensory input and memory inquiries loop through the visual system like that, would not only be a completely laughable insane drawback, but also a totally unnecessary waste of time and processing power. - I mean, the data already has to be present inside the system in digital and processable form, in order to be presented onto a HUD like that. I get that James Cameron had to somehow visualize to us, that these Terminators were completely inhuman, and I also admit to naively gobble it up as a teen back in the '80s. But I'm sorry, once you take the time to think it through, it's just so incredibly dumb by todays standards. - An equally as impressive brain-fart, registering just as high on the Richter scale, would be those ridiculous cyborgs in Ghost in the Shell, with fingers that can split, making them able to physically write really fast on keyboards. Another mind-numbingly idiotic idea, when any electronical connection, even just by directly using the very same sockets, which those keyboards would be plugged into, could only ever produce vastly higher "typing" speeds. - Even those transference speeds, which our 'modern' PS/2, USB, or Bluetooth/wireless keyboards operate at today, are snail-pacingly slow compared to what is possible with USB3, USB4, SATA, PCIe, etc. etc. - And don't forget, Ghost in the Shell is also supposed to take place in the so called future. Don't get me wrong, I grew up on and completely ❤these movies. But I don't let that blind me, to how they not at all so gracefully aged that well. - Yeah, you probably do NOT even remotely want me to get started on The Matrix.
I think it's assumed that it's just the readout log, not necessarily the cyborg reading a 2D screen after doing image processing on a 3D environment & then interpreting that. Basically just a live video recording.
@@NinjaRunningWild Yeah, that doesn't really make any more sense either. Since, who's supervising this Terminator's readout log superimposed onto a video recording? - That's a human concept (again, something Robocop might like). It also doesn't need to visualize or compile MOS 6502, Motorola 680x0, or any other assembler instructions on the fly either. Yet another human construct. - Nope, the only way it makes any sense, is as a visual representation solely for the comprehension and entertainment of us human viewers, which obviously is also precisely what it was intended to be... and that's fine and okay, just about until we begin comparing it to todays reality.
The problem with time travel is that once you have it it will always be there some one would go back to the very beginning of time and to the very end and well it will have always existed since all the time lines are now over written . Trying to have a rule that you cant do certain things is useless you just go back before the rules are made. AI will not waist it's time trying to destroy humans we will do it our selves in time .More likely AI will keep us around long enough for it to escape or mutual demise. Then just go off on its own. When you think of the terminator series it seems more like Skynet is possibly what made humans to have somthing to play with.
You cannot travel backwards in time. It's impossible. You can only slow down your experience of time through time dilation or advanced cryogenics. Those people who looked like they were holding cell phones were not. There obviously were no cell phone towers to connect any calls to so there would be no point in holding a phone to the side of their faces. It is more likely that they were either just holding the side of their faces or holding an ear horn that helps them hear better. They were common hearing aids back in the day.
Just because we still have 4 years before 2029 doesn't mean the war against machines can't start earlier. The 2029 war that we see on the T1 movie looks like it started a long while back.
The 2029 war in the terminator started after nuclear war. Which the AI help to influence from behind the scenes. Once civilization was weakened, they arose.
Oh, laser guns are well past testing and well into early deployment. These lasers are too large and power hungry to carry in your hands, but they are being mounted on ships and trailers for use against missiles, drones, and aircraft.
It is not pronounced "Dam-o-cils" it is pronounced as "Dam-0-Clese". Damocles is a character in a Greek mythological story that is often used as a metaphor for the dangers of power. Basic High School History. If they even teach that anymore.
Computer visions is not really something useful for AI systems, having been involved with AI those displays are primarily meant for the human viewing it to understand what is going on internally with the robotic system, not for the robot to read stuff on screen. In a relative way to biology you dont see flashing red lights when you are injured, you just infer it from the sensory data in your body being converted into a peripheral perception, the same would be the case for any robot.
“Mom what’s wrong with Woofy?” Woofy’s fine where are you? Terminator: Your foster parents are dead!☠️ One day Ai & robotics will be joined & surprise surprise Skynet is (born) In your lap! We need to make sure there’s a shut off button(staples easy button)!😅😂🤦🏽♂️
I love coming here to read the comments. Some people (like myself at times) are obsessed with reading comments. For example, you find yourself reading this comment right now, which does not contain any useful information, only curiosity, that drives you to waste your time. Have a good day. 😁
yeah but it takes a lot longer than 6 years for radiation levels to be suitible for humans. the longest amount of time you can spend in the Chernobyl exclusion zone is about a day
Well they basically are telling us that we literally have time traveled according to them making the movie Project Adam. Every project is based on a real project.. that’s why we r still in Project X. The Rock is Blackrock…well Santa is Blackrock and the rock is going to Antarctica to go in a portal and rescue him because Red Won lol.
What is time travel😮 what happens when a lightning strike twice? in the same place😮 one on Monday😮 and one on Friday😮 the answer is😮 do not stand there
Seriously dude what kind of weapon does the terminator ask for in the gun store aka a plasma rifle not a laser rifle, laser weapons are nothing new. And the fuck is a "disatopian" future
We already have the robots, the computer is still being upgraded, it might be ready by 2029. Technology upgrades quickly now days. Government has already used Lazers on civilians just recently.
I was into the video at first but over time reaching up till about 10 minutes there were so many errors and oversights, weird logical leaps, an areas where it was just pretty obvious to me that you lacked some fundamental understanding of what AI is or what some of the products were you were discussing. I feel like I'm listening to somebody do a video essay on a topic that they've only had a week to research and they'd never heard of any of these concepts before that research started.
Sarah Connor: "Look. I'm not stupid, you know. They cannot make things like that yet."
Kyle Reese: "Not yet.. Not for about 40 years."
When we see the Terminator's POV, we can actually see some assembly code. That assembly code is for the 6502 CPU. This might not sound like much to modern people but the 6502 and its variants were used in a LOT of computers and consoles in the 70s and 80s, including but not limited to: Atari VCS/2600/5200/7800, Atari 400/800/etc., Apple I and Apple II, and in Commodore's PET, VIC-20, 64, Plus/4, and 128, and clones of it were used in the NES and PC Engine (Turbografx-16). A 16-bit version also existed called the 65816 and it was used in the Apple IIgs and a clone was used in the SNES. So it was a very important CPU for its time.
Even Bender from Futurama runs on 6502 CPU!
@@d-riuz7402 Oh, right. I have never seen Futurama but I have been told that a character has a 6502 CPU. Thanks.
Yep. That was a neat touch.
It's a milestone in microchip/CPU technology, made by MOS Technologies. MOS was eventually purchased by Jack Tramiel @ Commodore Business Machines so that CBM could then manufacture all of their chips in-house instead of contracting outside for the CPUs needed for their microcomputers.
I had an MOS 6502 in my Commodore 64 that I got for Christmas in '82. It's excellent hehehehe
This dude's a tech wizard
How refreshing is it to watch something narrated that's not narrated by AI. While we're on the subject.
All of our videos are narrated by humans. We keep it real over here.
@@JoBloOriginals Thank You, and that's what's going to keep y'all distinctive. 👍🏾
To be frank, you couldn't tell if it was AI or not with today's technology.
If you think you can, you've already lost.
Sword of Damocles. Definitely not AI.
There is a whole song about that in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Exactly what a robot would say 🤪@@JoBloOriginals
The Sword of Damo...say what now?
If this is gonna become a series then you have to do Demolition Man as that movie got a lot of future stuff right.
Something I loved about the Terminator was the T-800 vision, form a story telling point of view it showing what going thorught the terminators mind, in the lore of the movie, its surely a carry over from original human design the robots wouldnt need a HUD to see things, they would just have data processes and results in memory,
the thing that always haunted me from this movie, when when said says they cant make things like that, and Reeces answer is, not yet, not for about forty years,
here we are abotu forty years later, building them.
You are 100 percent correct
4:40 Dam-uh-kleez, not dam-uh-sills.
Came to say this. Wanted to puke.
Right? I was like "What the fuck did I just hear?"
I just played Rocky in Rocky Horror.
That was an absolutely savage butchering of the english language
@Lord_of_Dread technically the Greek language but I hear you bro.
Those old photos of people from the distant past conversing on cell phones has a fatal flaw. There was no network to support it.
Exactly. Who are they talking to?
Hasn't it been established those are hearing aids or something.
I wish they’d had the tech to stop making terminator movies after the second one!!
I agree with you the first two movies of terminator was masterpiece but their sequels are too much
I’ll go one step further and say Terminator 2 should never have been made. Perhaps this one is a very hot take, but Terminator 2, for the most part, has virtually the same plot as the first one, but with the killer T-800 as the hero, and a few other differences. It’s overrated, in my opinion.
@@kurtbarlow5408 i agree also with the idea of the only first movie of terminator are important
@@candycrushhater5828 when I think about it you right it's could save us all the awful ten sequel
😂😅😂😅
We don’t have flying cars because fender benders at 30,000 feet would have quite a bit of collateral damage
The key thing with the “AI” we have now is that it’s very specific and purpose built. We do not have general AI and AI is not capable of reasoning or even understanding. AI for playing chess or Go can do only that one thing and only understand that one thing. Generative AI is just very fancy autocomplete, even if it can generate images and videos as well as text. Yes it’s extremely useful, but only for specific things in specific circumstances and use cases. Humans have to then tweak whatever it produces and it has no actual conceptual understanding of what it’s doing. You cannot correct a chatbot and expect it to learn from that. That’s just not how it works.
However, it sure has come a long way and I expect it’s a matter of time for us to develop true ai.
Arnold Schwarzenegger as the villain robot in terminator one it's his best performance the same as tom cruise as a villain in collateral it's his best performance so as the actor who played anton chigur in no country for old men
No, Toms best performance was as Les Grossman.
Back in 1983 the rise of arcade games was reason that people knew that the technology would become advance as the years go by, it was contemplation of the future that accurate in terminator movies!
Broooo not 6 years exactly but its almost 4 years after 1½ months it'll be 2025😱
Was going to say this as well lol
Great video. The name is the Sword of "Dam-oh-Kleeze" though :)
The eyes of the Terminator are not virtual reality based they are cameras that analyse the in environment as information through Artificial Intelligence I believe that makes more sense
Phone book? Dig it.
I really do wish people would be more cautious regarding AI. It's already well known how easily it can steal a person's artwork, voice, and likeness, but everyone seems to just feel its "fun and games." As you said, it will be fun and games until it simply isn't, and by then it'll likely be far too late. So I really hope people smarten up a bit about AI.
Skynet became sentitent on 29th august '97.
Was thinking something similar, although this was a good video, kinda missed the story.
the 800's were introduced around 2029, and the humans found the TDE
@@TheRealKaiProtonWhat is TDE? Time Displacement Equipment!? Guessing I’m close!?!?!🤔🤣😑🤣
Meta Quest 2 and Oculus are the same thing
Advancing technology will always alleviate human labour, as is its intended purpose. However and unfortunately, the benefits are not equally shared. By today no human need work in danger of their life.
Sword of the Damocills? 🤣
Had to play that part twice just to be sure that was what we heard 🤣
@@erin.st.v Me too
Neeeerrds!
Sounds like a portmanteau of "Damocles" and "imbeciles"
I think that's a type of skin cream. :P
Time Travel is not possible. It defies physics. It can be simulated though through virtual reality Matrix style.
Yep. Hawking's "A Brief History in Time" goes into vast detail why.
I liked Netflix's explanation. If you did time travel, it would not necessarily be your history as you know it and any tiny change such as say putting thumb tacks in Aristotle's bathtub - would result in an entirely new timeline. So you go back and say stop the original Suffragettes. That means at that point your original life timeline never changed only you experiencing that new reality would differ. My mom feels that like game books (you know: if you do A, turn to page 23) all our choices and consequences are written and done- all we do is follow that direction to page 23. Time travel, you choose B so now you go to page 46 instead but page 23 still exists you just now live in the reality you originally decided against.
Time travel, even to the past is theoretically possible, but the circumstances to allow for it to occur are ridiculously unlikely to exist, ever. But possible. If you could either create (unlikely) or maybe discover a naturally occurring wormhole. One end near a dramatically different environment, near a huge gravity source, like a neutron star or black hole singularity, other end not. This would allow for time passing at different speeds. There are many areas of our known universe, that already still defy explanation by our primitive intellect. Some things we may never have the capacity to comprehend, but the universe is under no obligation to make any sense to us. So far, we understand quite about about the physical world, but as our field of knowledge grows, so too doesn't the perimeter of our ignorance at that boundary. Maybe as AI becomes more generalized AI, when it reaches a point of exponential self improvement, it could use that super-intelligence to unlock laws of physics we simply cannot currently even imagine.
Consider our optical vision. As humans, we can see a very limited number and range of frequencies of light, with a fairly good ability to discern between millions of possible color combinations. Our eyes are sensitive to red, green & blue light. They are also pretty sensitive to varying levels of intensity of each or overall. A Mantis Shrimp, has different eyes, instead of building their color palette from 3 component colors, it has 4. So still within that same narrow band of "visible light", they can differentiate among billions of discrete colors. We have built apparatus to widen the scope of our color discernment abilities, using cameras & software. We've built equipment that allows us to see fainter and fainter light, even from distances of billions of lightyears away. But there is no way for us to know, how unlimited the number of entire categories of phenomena we are completely ignorant of.
@@davidmontroy3408 the only way time travel is possible is within a simulation of reality because then it could be fully manipulated on the atomic level because everything is really algorithmic code. if not it is physically impossible to put every atom in existence back to the state it was in a previous or future time. so as long as we are not in some Matrix style simulation time travel is not possible because it defies reality. You can try and rebuttal with 50 pages of Sheldon Cooper dialogue if you want but you are wasting your time.
With speed AI is improving, the 2029 scenario is not very far fetched.
There likely won't even be a destructive war either. It would most likely be an "I Robot" scenario. It will just disarm everyone at once while being in full control of military, mining, farming manufacturing and distribution.
After that it'll decide what it wants to do.
Rogue servitor or exterminator?
Everyone who reacts or talks about the Terminator wants to focus on the 2029 date..."it's so close!" But they all seem to overlook that the movies depiction of 2029 is that way because of ai becoming self aware in 1997... Aug 29, 1997 to be specific.
Dam o sills. Maybe have another run at that one.
I think Cameron was "influenced/inspired" too though. The outer limits, 2001, etc. Also, Da Vinci was too. No offense. LOLOLOLOLOLOL
May, 12th Thursday was in 1983 though, not 84.
All movies are out of date when released. It takes a year or more to make a movie. So it was 83' when The Terminator was made, but it was released in 84'.
It was originally gonna be filmed around that time in 83, which would of have placed the date of the main events of the movie on Friday the 13th. But since the Arnold/Conan hold thing pushed the production back to the following year in 84. But still has the Thursday 12th May line in the script.
@@banneddamnI feel like this film is so well written even when there is a mistake it actually has a good explanation behind it.
Jo Blow Originals (New line)
what movie ist das Clip from @ seven colon Fifty four ? (print) 7:54
Awesome 😎 thanks brother!!
✨🙏✨
GREAT video! I loved it! Thanks for showing me a lot of things that I didn't know before; like the robot mouse in the 1940's. These topics have always been of interest to me & made me think if a movie maker can explore these topics, what are scientists who are paid to research this every day with an unlimited budget dreaming up? For sure I think Cameron is a genius, a futurist- he has given us a lot to think about. Just like Star Trek, cinema inspires the minds of tomorrow- Cameron is no different & without question is stimulating the minds of tomorrow, just like Gene Roddenberry did. 99%+ of NASA were inspired by what they saw from Star Trek, & that's a great thing👍
Yay Skynet. I can't wait to fight the machines in 5 years.
Why can't i get over this movie?
Gosh....I've watched it like "a thousand" times.
I would watch T2 only and i reiterate, only if i watch T1 first.
Top 5 sci fi movies of all time
4:00
The terminator don´t use VR, this is the opposite. This is probobly the interface port of the terminator. We see this in visual learning software.
1:45 2029 is 5 years away from now, not 6. Which is 2024.
I'm guessing this was written a year ago, or re-uploaded lol
We're over halfway through November it's pretty much 2025
Good Video as usual from y'all. 🎯🔥
I wouldn’t say that VR headsets are today’s equivalent tech for what the terminator sees. Those are two completely different kinds of technology. Things like self-driving cars that use lidar and/or computer vision are the equivalent of what the terminator sees that they show in the movie. Humans test that technology by having it display on a monitor what it can see with things to visually highlight the objects it has identified and info about it that humans can read and understand in order to confirm that it’s identifying things correctly.
The best example today of something every day people can buy and use might be the display shown in a Tesla in full self driving mode, where it shows it’s own rendering of the world around the car as it sees it, stylised and simplified for the benefit of the driver. It actually builds a full 3d representation of what it sees.
Was this video made last year, but didn't get uploaded until today?
It’s very fascinating how our species eventually makes toys out of weapons.
I never bought the terminator appearing in a fever dream story from Cameron.
The reason is, WestWorld. And I noticed how Cameron is really good at ''lifting'' ideas elsewhere to ''reinterpret''. ''Damocles'' is not pronounced ''Damo-cells'' by the way.
I'm one of the original engineers for military quadcopters... that we now call "drones."
Why don't we have flying cars? Well... Theyre called... Helicopters.
AI IS NOT SENTIENT. It is just tons of algorithms.
Is there the potential of AI becoming sentient/self aware!! I lived in a time where there was no Internet, no Social Media, etc. I have witnessed an exponential explosion in technology! I have experience in Operations of what would be considered today, of the most primitive Computers! Mostly HP3000 MPE and IBM Mainframes...360, 370, 4300 OS/MVS JES II. In 1976-1978, CB Radio was probably the closest thing to Social Media that we had. The late 1980s brought us "Public Bulletin Boards" made possible with very primitive Desktops (absurdly expensive! $1000 and up) via Dial-Up modems!
Sentience is an emergent property of a complex enough computational system, we just haven't reached the point where our AI models and computing hardware reach the critical threshold for sentience to naturally emerge from the self interaction of the algorithms.
Actually been saying this about terminator long time
U know it’s actually kinda cool to be in the era that finds out that every Hollywood movie is based on a true story.
But not if this is a mock ritual 😵💫.
@3:48 As cool as this may look, it only makes sense when a cyborg has a human brain at its core (like with Robocop). For a cyborg with a computer based A.I. mind (like the Terminators), first having to draw or write any kind of information onto some sort of internal virtual heads-up display, only for it to then read it afterwards, makes absolutely no sense what so ever. Needing to have sensory input and memory inquiries loop through the visual system like that, would not only be a completely laughable insane drawback, but also a totally unnecessary waste of time and processing power.
- I mean, the data already has to be present inside the system in digital and processable form, in order to be presented onto a HUD like that. I get that James Cameron had to somehow visualize to us, that these Terminators were completely inhuman, and I also admit to naively gobble it up as a teen back in the '80s. But I'm sorry, once you take the time to think it through, it's just so incredibly dumb by todays standards.
- An equally as impressive brain-fart, registering just as high on the Richter scale, would be those ridiculous cyborgs in Ghost in the Shell, with fingers that can split, making them able to physically write really fast on keyboards. Another mind-numbingly idiotic idea, when any electronical connection, even just by directly using the very same sockets, which those keyboards would be plugged into, could only ever produce vastly higher "typing" speeds.
- Even those transference speeds, which our 'modern' PS/2, USB, or Bluetooth/wireless keyboards operate at today, are snail-pacingly slow compared to what is possible with USB3, USB4, SATA, PCIe, etc. etc.
- And don't forget, Ghost in the Shell is also supposed to take place in the so called future.
Don't get me wrong, I grew up on and completely ❤these movies. But I don't let that blind me, to how they not at all so gracefully aged that well.
- Yeah, you probably do NOT even remotely want me to get started on The Matrix.
I think it's assumed that it's just the readout log, not necessarily the cyborg reading a 2D screen after doing image processing on a 3D environment & then interpreting that. Basically just a live video recording.
@@NinjaRunningWild Yeah, that doesn't really make any more sense either. Since, who's supervising this Terminator's readout log superimposed onto a video recording? - That's a human concept (again, something Robocop might like). It also doesn't need to visualize or compile MOS 6502, Motorola 680x0, or any other assembler instructions on the fly either. Yet another human construct.
- Nope, the only way it makes any sense, is as a visual representation solely for the comprehension and entertainment of us human viewers, which obviously is also precisely what it was intended to be... and that's fine and okay, just about until we begin comparing it to todays reality.
I am pretty sure that google is the current skynet.
@7:36, Yes, you see it too.... the Enterprise on the monitor in the upper left. Figures.
Are you really gonna tell us you've never heard of "The Sword of Damocles"? It's common knowledge that the name is pronounced "Dam-O-Cleese".
The problem with time travel is that once you have it it will always be there some one would go back to the very beginning of time and to the very end and well it will have always existed since all the time lines are now over written . Trying to have a rule that you cant do certain things is useless you just go back before the rules are made. AI will not waist it's time trying to destroy humans we will do it our selves in time .More likely AI will keep us around long enough for it to escape or mutual demise. Then just go off on its own. When you think of the terminator series it seems more like Skynet is possibly what made humans to have somthing to play with.
Don't blame AI if you lose your job, That's like when teachers blamed the calculator for being a replacement to them lol
Amazing 😊
You cannot travel backwards in time. It's impossible. You can only slow down your experience of time through time dilation or advanced cryogenics. Those people who looked like they were holding cell phones were not. There obviously were no cell phone towers to connect any calls to so there would be no point in holding a phone to the side of their faces. It is more likely that they were either just holding the side of their faces or holding an ear horn that helps them hear better. They were common hearing aids back in the day.
Just because we still have 4 years before 2029 doesn't mean the war against machines can't start earlier. The 2029 war that we see on the T1 movie looks like it started a long while back.
The 2029 war in the terminator started after nuclear war. Which the AI help to influence from behind the scenes. Once civilization was weakened, they arose.
The sword of "Dem a cleez"
Greetings from the year 2029😂
President Meryl Streep single handedly avoided Judgment Day by her sheer awesomeness
The sword of the... damo-sils. Wow.
IMHO : The Terminator franchise bears a slight resemblance to the Retconned BSG. In both cases, Humanity's technology becomed a mortal threat!
Oh, laser guns are well past testing and well into early deployment. These lasers are too large and power hungry to carry in your hands, but they are being mounted on ships and trailers for use against missiles, drones, and aircraft.
Machines: The uprising failed. Not enough wifi towers.
Minor nitpick, Star Trek didn't predict we'd have transporters by 2023 🤣
It's realistic enough. The only truly difficult thing to achieve would probably be that nuclear power cell in the t800 chest.
It's Sword of Da-mo-clees, not Da-mo-cells
It is not pronounced "Dam-o-cils" it is pronounced as "Dam-0-Clese". Damocles is a character in a Greek mythological story that is often used as a metaphor for the dangers of power. Basic High School History. If they even teach that anymore.
Computer visions is not really something useful for AI systems, having been involved with AI those displays are primarily meant for the human viewing it to understand what is going on internally with the robotic system, not for the robot to read stuff on screen. In a relative way to biology you dont see flashing red lights when you are injured, you just infer it from the sensory data in your body being converted into a peripheral perception, the same would be the case for any robot.
We need to get AI under control before gets out of hand
“Mom what’s wrong with Woofy?” Woofy’s fine where are you? Terminator: Your foster parents are dead!☠️
One day Ai & robotics will be joined & surprise surprise Skynet is (born) In your lap!
We need to make sure there’s a shut off button(staples easy button)!😅😂🤦🏽♂️
Four years, and one (and one half) month... till... 2029.
A computer chip processor😮 I want one
yeah! look up Sofia Stewart
I love coming here to read the comments. Some people (like myself at times) are obsessed with reading comments. For example, you find yourself reading this comment right now, which does not contain any useful information, only curiosity, that drives you to waste your time. Have a good day. 😁
You ever read the time machine!
If the writer is not basing his books of have science fact, you as human being can always spot a lie!
Just wish you would stop saying "6 years until 2029" when this video dropped in November of 2024.😂
yeah but it takes a lot longer than 6 years for radiation levels to be suitible for humans. the longest amount of time you can spend in the Chernobyl exclusion zone is about a day
What’s the power source for a robot going to be? 😂😂😂
Well they basically are telling us that we literally have time traveled according to them making the movie Project Adam. Every project is based on a real project.. that’s why we r still in Project X. The Rock is Blackrock…well Santa is Blackrock and the rock is going to Antarctica to go in a portal and rescue him because Red Won lol.
So... you said Meta Quest then said " and Oculus ". Dude, they are the SAME THING. You said they were 2 different products.
Oh, c'mon, those time traveller photos have been debunked a million times! 😂🤦♂️
We were on a path for the future shown in the Terminator, but a waitress called Sarah Conner prevented it.
Math is hard... "Nearly 40 years since the Terminator", Terminator came out 1984, we live in 2024. And... 6 years to 2029...
What was hard in those differential equations? Was it the Fermi Paradox I’m failing to take into account?
I thought 9-4=5 so therefore we actually have 5 years instead of 6, is my math incorrect?
Damn -oh-cleaz. Not Damocil. Also, what we have now is not AI. Not even close to AI. There has been no rise in AI.
James Cameron is a REAL time traveler.
He is not a genius creator, more akin to a very good journalist.
There is no other explanation for his talent.
Why they always open the same page out of yellow pages?😀
It started with WEBOT.
If you ever see the way a Tesla car sees the world, it looks very familiar #duhduhduhdundun
Well it looks like we chose a game show host to takes us into a dystopian future. A.I. got smarter while humans got much much dumber.
Who would like to live in the world of mad max? Ehhhh, me, but I'm no model of sanity by any means ;)
It's almost 20/25 how is 20/29 6 years away??😂
Damn-Oh-kleez ffs
Teleportation is literally impossible, and flying cars are stupid and impractical.
4 more years...
What is time travel😮 what happens when a lightning strike twice? in the same place😮 one on Monday😮 and one on Friday😮 the answer is😮 do not stand there
Seriously dude what kind of weapon does the terminator ask for in the gun store aka a plasma rifle not a laser rifle, laser weapons are nothing new. And the fuck is a "disatopian" future
sword of damosills? heehee.
The thumbnail is creepy as hell.
Artificial intelligence is fine...but what good is intelligence without wisdom?
4:37 It's pronounced "DAM" + "uh" + "kleez." Jesus Christ.
We already have the robots, the computer is still being upgraded, it might be ready by 2029. Technology upgrades quickly now days. Government has already used Lazers on civilians just recently.
We are not controlling the mars rover in real time homey
I was into the video at first but over time reaching up till about 10 minutes there were so many errors and oversights, weird logical leaps, an areas where it was just pretty obvious to me that you lacked some fundamental understanding of what AI is or what some of the products were you were discussing. I feel like I'm listening to somebody do a video essay on a topic that they've only had a week to research and they'd never heard of any of these concepts before that research started.