@John Doe I understand how you could think that but as a teenager myself, I’m mostly reflecting on my own experiences as a teenager and saying how he’s impressive in comparison to myself and others our age. It’s rare to find almost anyone like this these days regardless of their age in my opinion.
Aside from being a "genius" it's obvious he's a critical thinker. None of his answers were face value and short unless it was a fact. Goes to show how far how people could get if they simply gave things more thought.
Lol this is a weird comment because as a “genius”, that is probably the one thing he is better at that 99% of the population. It’s almost implied in the name 🤔 so I’m not sure what this is saying
@@ordgtrgirl i think that jubilee choose to name this video with the word ‘genuis’ in stead of ‘a smart person’ to get more viewers. And being a little proud of your work and your smartness is not wrong.
Not completely true though, his answer to “are robots taking over?” was “Definitely not and I don’t blame anyone for having those misconceptions”, he clearly lacks the time factor when it comes to his “critical” thinking.
He is. But the real question is, will he still remain nice once he has obtained a stability in financial freedom and power in the years to come and the gained experience? I hope he will.
Funny thing is I’m not jealous that he’s a genius I’m jealous he’s found some thing that he’s so passionate about. Wish I could find something like coding is for him
I think that's normal. Also, I'm not sure if everyone has that 'one' thing they're meant to do. It could be many different things. For me, I've had to try and fail a bunch of times to learn what it is I want to do. Just go out into the world and live life. Fall on your face, get up, and try again. In short, do your best.
@@serenityskies4477 Wow, glad i came across this comment. Great read, especially the part where he points out that your job doesn't have to be your passion.
@Ella Benny EQ was created by a journalist. IQ (Intelligence Quotient) has been researched, proven, and scientifically agreed upon by psychologists for decades. You decide which one is real.
@@jayraven9213 prove to us that EQ is an official term with scientific backing. You can be emotionally intelligent without having to use the term EQ. IQ is measurable, EQ is not.
A lot of his answers were so nuanced and humble, especially when acknowledging the disadvantages that some people face in traditional schooling and how everyone impacts the world in different ways. I hope he stays this way and doesn't get jaded
I met him 8 years ago at a conference in Toronto. I don't say this about a lot of ppl , but his knowledge and understanding of computer science and coding his beyond most scientists and experts
I dont think its as rare as it seems. My BF writes code for video games and it is a large community. I think mathematics and computer science in general give a lot of ppl anxiety, so they are hesitant to learn it.
He is probably one of the nicest people I've ever seen... I've tried to learn coding for a long time and everytime it was hard cause the teachers makes it seems like a "not fun" job...and honestly he makes me want to go back to studying
Same 😩 I stopped learning how to code because of uni, but it’s one of the best feelings in the world when you write something and see it working perfectly (*coughs* after hours of not being able to find that one fudging little mistake *coughs*) so you should totally get back to studying if you have the means it’s never too late🤟
I dont code now but I've coded for apps in the past and i found it fun because of how rewarding it is at the end when you can use the software youve just coded and do really fun things
if youre wondering what type of coding i did, i was a writer for Episode back in like 2015 when anyone could do it. you know, before they actually paid people to do it lol. so basically exploited me, lots of people played through my stories and i never got anything but the satisfaction from doing it, no money or nothing. but it gives you the run down of how the coding works, and it was tiring but it wasnt hard for me to understand how to do it, even as young as i was at the time (like 12 or 13)
Seems like geniuses like him are very humble and down to earth people. They have so much likened fascination about the world and why it seems to be going the way as it is now.
He’s a smart dude that had an amazing support system with his parents and family, I’d assume. But he didn’t say much about the “world”, it more about his career/hobby path, lol.
This point is saying something about his ai not gonna take over the world point as well. Maybe high over all intelligence also just comes with alot of emotional intelligence, leading to being humble. So if ai gets that emotional intelligence like this guy, why would they take over the world.
His voice when he talks about technology is making ME beam! It's so great when people share their passion with others instead of using it to feed their egos. This was a great interview.
This makes me a little emotional because I grew up with a “genius” younger brother (all of us were labeled as “gifted” but he was the most obviously “smart” one). I’ve always been incredibly proud of him but it’s a little rough too. These days he’s working on a PhD but (perhaps unlike this guy?) his mental health bugs him a lot so it’s been a very slow process. A lot of gifted kids are also neurodivergent, which was not really talked about 15 years ago. Seeing this guy be so happy makes me I could see my brother happy like this more often… ❤
Yeah I was noticing how positive he was the whole time, but at least one comment on some news covering him reveals that he got burnt out at one point like any normal human being I'm sure a lot of it is also just that he's very aware of how publicly this video will be made available and saves sharing his more negative moments with close friends and family
@@thewiseowl8804 because some people dont, even the most ignorance person in the room can be so egocentric and self centered. Hence, why people like him, not only smart and helpful to others also is very down to earth which is rare
Parental involvement is everything too. Even he wanted to write a book at 9 it wouldn't help if no one helped him see it through. I'm sure there are plenty of genius kids with complacent parents.
There r so many genius kids who had a very violent childhood thus couldnt do academic achievement at a young age Also there r many kinds of geniuses and the world doesnt recognize many of them For him it was easy since today's scientific world admires the field of coding and computer data
Think about the many successful people whose parents didn't put their foot down with a firm NO when they had an opportunity at 12 or 16? Blessings to the parents who trust and encourage growth.
I LOVE so much that the teacher inserted her views on how trauma directly affects the prefrontal cortex of the brain, and how there are children that might not receive the recognition they deserve because they are in a state of survival everyday. That’s what I got from that short snippet anyway. Let’s celebrate all brains of any capacity, they’re amazing. 🧠 ❤
she’s amazing! such an important, and often overlooked, thing to bring up. i’m not surprised though, teachers like her are the reason kids stay in school! it was definitely the reason i did 😊
@@SennaTomizuka That’s awesome. I think that your questions stood out because they were probing, not surface level. You weren’t trying to evoke any unpleasant feelings from him, you just wanted him to think carefully about his social status and what that means to him.
I loved the insight he had about his curiosity for life. I'm a teacher, and honestly, there are so many people who could develop incredible skills in coding, math, science, whatever but don't possess the curiosity and interest for it.
One of the best teachers I had told my mom (during a parent-teacher interview) that he really liked me as a student because I had something that others didn't have and that "something" was curiosity. I am not smart, but I am curious and it has allowed me to get really far in life. I completely agree with you.
I loved the editing of this! After the little girl asked that dating question and it immediate cut to him trying to "connect". In the beginning when they did the 'that's so raven' effect so perfectly to his eye. This video is filled with little charming things, not to mention the genius is really likeable. Great job 👍🏽❤️
I love the guy. He is so gentle and humble. I love him because he loves what he does. I wish I had the kind of passion for something. The way he answered every question sounded very authentic.
This guy, OMG he was such a breath of fresh air and reminded me of my students who are very smart but also very humble and have amazing personalities. He's so unlike the geniuses who are often highlighted in media that are arrogant, dull, and genuinely seem to lack social skills with people considered "lesser". Keep being you Tanmay!! You seem like a lovely person with incredible passion for your field and how you want to impact others!
LAUGHED AT MULTIPLE PARTS BECAUSE OF EDITING HAHAHA give whoever edits these videos a raise pls lmao Also really humble and easy going guy!! Really happy that he has a life passion he's flourishing in, wishing him further great success in the future :)) Edit: Also, I looked up whether he'd done any TED talks since he definitely has the credentials to do one, AND HE HAS DONE MULTIPLE IN ELEMENTARY/HIGHSCHOOL 😵 extremely impressive, going to go watch them now. keep flying high my dude!!
4:37 "Robots are definitely not taking over" as his pupils turn red for a few seconds hahaha that couldn've been timed better. I wonder if they added special effects
@@madeliefynana babes, 94 people understood what I was saying... What is deep? The Marianas trench. The little girl's question was philosophical => deep. Deep question is deeper than the trench.
@@sisakhoza4739 ... You were serious? I thought you were joking. Imagine saying "How does your dating life look like." As a philosophical question instead of questions like "What do you think about people putting people with a high IQ on a pedestal" or "What is your view on life." or "Does high IQ/intelligence really matter? Or is knowledge and wisdom more important?" ..."how does your dating life look like" is a very deep and philosophical question???? Are you just a romantic?? "Do people act differently when they know about your high IQ? And how does that affect your life? Does it bring any hardship with making friends or finding a partner?" Would have been deeper and more multi leveled. Life is not ONLY about dating... Bruh as someone who is pretty much aromantic and I have literally 0 interest in dating someone, that question isn't that deep... IF he were aromantic... what purpose does that question have... he would be like "Oh, I don't date, not my thing"
@@sisakhoza4739 Loool. Basically for your simple mind: Life isn't about just dating and if he were aromantic, then the answer would have been easily "I don't date." Your view on what's philosophical is very surface level.
it’s giving: if sheldon cooper had a nemesis, a really wholesome and open minded and mindful genius. this guy is so nice and expressive and positive! bring him back
I think there’s this stereotype that geniuses are often really weird and eccentric and don’t have many friends. That’s not the case for this dude at all. My guy seems like a really sweet, humble and open guy who loves helping others. Honestly these interviews have really opened my eyes to a lot of different ppl and i really love watching them
what do you mean by "him not giving AI any credit?" He said that he loves "disproving" or arguing against the misconception that robots will take over the world. But as he said, he is a professor of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at the University of WInnipeg and the University of Tokyo. So evidently, he is passionate about these topics, and I wouldn't be surprised if he believes the AI will play a greater and greater role in our lives in years to come, even if he believes that the stereotypical, physical robots you see in the movies will not be commonplace in the future. I think a huge percentage of highly intelligent individuals nowadays are trying to establish careers related to AI, as many of them see it as the future.
@@JohnSmith-cg3cv The 'Robots are taking over!' idea is based on the false premise, that intelligent information is appearing out of nothing. Machine learning is a completely other concept. It is still called 'AI' but the original idea, that there is 'evolution' and thus emergence of intelligent information out of thin air, is false - as physics already knows.
@@ferninthehouse Well, do they, or it's just a non-intentional/intentional input on the creator side. Is it real awareness or simulated awareness, we as human even, haven't understand how awareness and consciousness emerged. Plus if an AI ever go "aware" they can't destroy the world, one thing AI lacked is relevance realization, they can pickup the information for solving a problem, but without human pointing out the relevant information they will run a large amount of processing power, which will guarantee them to slow down or possibly have an error if the data is too big. An AI can't conquer the world by itself, it needs a human to help them out.
I am more impressed by his attitude and passion than by his accomplishments. I love how nuanced his answers are. I'd love to have a friend like him, he's someone you can truly learn a lot from.
What a refreshing human being. Someone deemed a genius at a young age, with an immerse amount of pressure im sure, but he’s radiating humility. I love that!
No. She said she works with kids. She probably deals with kids all day long that doubt themselves. By asking the questions she asked she can use the answers he gave to help guide them on their journey.
@@SennaTomizuka if I’m being honest . At the beginning I thought you came in a little confrontational (I may have been influenced by some comments). But throughout the video I realized you didn’t seem to be upset or jealous or anything. You were just asking some harder hitting questions. I think you were posed as the opposer , but you performed that duty gratuitously and in a kind way. My previous comment about people being blatantly jealous of rich people doesn’t apply to you.
Tanmay’s kindness made me smile the whole video. Would have appreciated him answering questions on emotional intelligence. He seems to be genuinely happy.
This guy is actually a “genius” in a well rounded way. I’ve never seen this word apply to a real person this much, at least judging from a 10 min interview.
When someone is so smart we expect him to be awkward and closed off but honestly I love him. I just got a crush on him just by this video. He is smart, a nice mind, and have passion.
Jubilee, just an idea! Go ahead and invite this guy on a nectar video if he is up for it (perhaps even w the green top girl he asked out 👀), clearly as mentioned all around the comments, everyone loves this guy! His enthusiasm and friendliness would make fantastic content.
I hope people didnt miss Tanmay did give his personal card to the young woman. So what he said to the teen girl that he hadn't tried but would look for a date in a couple of years,that sounds very probable UwU
One thing we should never expect from genius people, is that they are obligated to help our society. If one day he decides to be a farmer, then let him be. They own us nothing. He still contributes. There are really sad stories about smart people that got dragged early on into stuff they never wanted to do. It´s their life.
Unless these were pre-scripted questions I feel like brown-shirt lady is insecure about her own intelligence. If this guy wasn't so humble and down to Earth those questions were leading straight to a defensive response from her... you can almost see in her eyes how much she wanted him to respond yes to being smarter than her. Well avoided by him.
Don’t agree - it’s true that intelligence is almost impossible to quantify and there are different ways to determine someone’s intelligence. Being exceptional with numbers and code is not the be all and end all of intelligence - for instance, this guy might be really bad at understanding art or abstract concepts - he might not be as emotionally intelligent, though he does speak well with strangers. Intelligence isn’t just about numbers and quantitative data.
I think I’m impressed for his happiness he presents . People can be that kind of happy and confident when fit in a role with passion and capability at the same time
I have a similar story to what he told at the end of the video. When I was four our only tv broke, so our neighbor let us borrow her extra tv that had lost its color over the years and now all of its images were black and white. This was very frustrating for me as I was used to the colors. It was bugging me so much that I started fixating on the buttons, at the time I didnt know English but I knew a few words, and one of them was color. There was a button on the tv that said color, so I pressed it and the tv swapped from black and white to colored images. I was stoked, but the neighbor lady was even more so as I just "fixed" her television. She was an OBGYN doctor that personally delivered my younger brother a few years after.
I saw him on the IBM AI course in Coursera platform because I study Software Engineering at the uni and was taking the course for additional points on the subject. Did not recognize him at first but I'm sure it was him commenting on that course and he was 15(!) at the moment he was giving those comments. Impressive!
Not even his intelligence, I just want to have that amount of passion for something, especially if it's lucrative like coding. I feel like that would make life so much easier
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He does not sound 19. He’s honest, yet humble, and knows what he loves to do. Very impressive.
Doesn’t look 19 too. I thought he was in his 30s from the thumbnail
@John Doe I understand how you could think that but as a teenager myself, I’m mostly reflecting on my own experiences as a teenager and saying how he’s impressive in comparison to myself and others our age. It’s rare to find almost anyone like this these days regardless of their age in my opinion.
Impressive indeed.
@@stellarevie14 Omg its a joke ageism isnt a real thing 😂
@@lionaround it is tho, we discriminate based on age.
Aside from being a "genius" it's obvious he's a critical thinker. None of his answers were face value and short unless it was a fact. Goes to show how far how people could get if they simply gave things more thought.
I’d agree and say there’s not many critical thinkers these days.
So true
Lol this is a weird comment because as a “genius”, that is probably the one thing he is better at that 99% of the population. It’s almost implied in the name 🤔 so I’m not sure what this is saying
@@ordgtrgirl i think that jubilee choose to name this video with the word ‘genuis’ in stead of ‘a smart person’ to get more viewers. And being a little proud of your work and your smartness is not wrong.
Not completely true though, his answer to “are robots taking over?” was “Definitely not and I don’t blame anyone for having those misconceptions”, he clearly lacks the time factor when it comes to his “critical” thinking.
You can tell he's very smart, but also a very nice person. Nice that there are people like him out there
Yes
He is. But the real question is, will he still remain nice once he has obtained a stability in financial freedom and power in the years to come and the gained experience? I hope he will.
Where would those people go? Of course they are still there what are you up to
We need more people like me
@@m.a.7718 people forget that some people did have a soul before they had any power.
The little girl was the second smartest in the room when she saw the opportunity to get a world-class tutor for free.
She genuinely seems quite smart
😂 I agree.
She was the real “genius” xD
Why did she ask about his dating life? Isn't she too small for that kind of stuff? I wouldn't trust her.
@@LazEke_S.C I’m not sure if that’s a reason to distrust her, but I did find it kinda funny that she asked about that.
Funny thing is I’m not jealous that he’s a genius I’m jealous he’s found some thing that he’s so passionate about. Wish I could find something like coding is for him
I think that's normal. Also, I'm not sure if everyone has that 'one' thing they're meant to do. It could be many different things. For me, I've had to try and fail a bunch of times to learn what it is I want to do. Just go out into the world and live life. Fall on your face, get up, and try again. In short, do your best.
@@serenityskies4477 thanks for sharing 😁
@@serenityskies4477 Wow, glad i came across this comment. Great read, especially the part where he points out that your job doesn't have to be your passion.
I always get a bit jealous, sure I can give my all in everything I can do, but with more talent I'd get further because I'd have more all to give
I love sleeping
He seems to have both a high IQ and EQ. I’m really glad to see someone as gifted as him value all kinds of intelligence.
the two tend to go hand-in-hand, but Gardner wasn't correct
EQ doesn't exist
@Ella Benny EQ was created by a journalist. IQ (Intelligence Quotient) has been researched, proven, and scientifically agreed upon by psychologists for decades. You decide which one is real.
You people lack EQ lol
@@jayraven9213 prove to us that EQ is an official term with scientific backing. You can be emotionally intelligent without having to use the term EQ. IQ is measurable, EQ is not.
This guy is honestly so humble and really sweet
He's so cute
no hes not
@@liamk4953 he is
He really does seem wholesome first 30 seconds.
This is the kind of rich ppl we need
you can tell that he's already so happy because the way he speaks just radiates a childlike innocence and joy.
A lot of his answers were so nuanced and humble, especially when acknowledging the disadvantages that some people face in traditional schooling and how everyone impacts the world in different ways. I hope he stays this way and doesn't get jaded
What does getting jaded mean?
Me too
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@@reybarracuda2514 What does getting jaded mean?
I met him 8 years ago at a conference in Toronto. I don't say this about a lot of ppl , but his knowledge and understanding of computer science and coding his beyond most scientists and experts
At the age of 11? Probably not
I am talking about his current knowledge.
@@aryanphilip1527 you mentioning that you met him 8 years ago made me think that you were talking about your impression when you met him.
I dont think its as rare as it seems. My BF writes code for video games and it is a large community.
I think mathematics and computer science in general give a lot of ppl anxiety, so they are hesitant to learn it.
@@CrankyBarista ye but he is a professor of ai at such a young age
He is probably one of the nicest people I've ever seen...
I've tried to learn coding for a long time and everytime it was hard cause the teachers makes it seems like a "not fun" job...and honestly he makes me want to go back to studying
You must keep going back to it for a reason! I believe in you!
Same 😩 I stopped learning how to code because of uni, but it’s one of the best feelings in the world when you write something and see it working perfectly (*coughs* after hours of not being able to find that one fudging little mistake *coughs*) so you should totally get back to studying if you have the means it’s never too late🤟
I dont code now but I've coded for apps in the past and i found it fun because of how rewarding it is at the end when you can use the software youve just coded and do really fun things
if youre wondering what type of coding i did, i was a writer for Episode back in like 2015 when anyone could do it. you know, before they actually paid people to do it lol. so basically exploited me, lots of people played through my stories and i never got anything but the satisfaction from doing it, no money or nothing. but it gives you the run down of how the coding works, and it was tiring but it wasnt hard for me to understand how to do it, even as young as i was at the time (like 12 or 13)
@@Nilicat thank you so muchhhh
The way she put into his subconscious that it was time for him to start dating was hilarious.
Lol, "maybe we can connect" took me out.
It was win-win move
nah it would hinder his work and his accomplishments for our society
@@good-tn9sr maybe you should work harder to make up for the happiness he might gain from being in a loving relationship
@@Raj_2904 i am and i think we all should raj. our world is burning up
Seems like geniuses like him are very humble and down to earth people. They have so much likened fascination about the world and why it seems to be going the way as it is now.
Ok, read my name 😂
NPC moment
He’s a smart dude that had an amazing support system with his parents and family, I’d assume.
But he didn’t say much about the “world”, it more about his career/hobby path, lol.
This point is saying something about his ai not gonna take over the world point as well. Maybe high over all intelligence also just comes with alot of emotional intelligence, leading to being humble. So if ai gets that emotional intelligence like this guy, why would they take over the world.
@@MawzyYT that word has been so overused that it seems that the people who say that are the NPCs who just copy what everyone else says/thinks lol
His voice when he talks about technology is making ME beam! It's so great when people share their passion with others instead of using it to feed their egos. This was a great interview.
The editor(s) is giving me life. Singling him out for networking on set, robot eyes, "boomers"
the editor was having too much fun 😂
That's So Raven eye transition!! 😂
Yeah, the editor was on something & I am all for it 😂
Decades (BOOMERS) 😆 🤣
so "networking" is what we're calling it now, huh? ;P
This makes me a little emotional because I grew up with a “genius” younger brother (all of us were labeled as “gifted” but he was the most obviously “smart” one). I’ve always been incredibly proud of him but it’s a little rough too. These days he’s working on a PhD but (perhaps unlike this guy?) his mental health bugs him a lot so it’s been a very slow process. A lot of gifted kids are also neurodivergent, which was not really talked about 15 years ago. Seeing this guy be so happy makes me I could see my brother happy like this more often… ❤
@@Nooticus thank you!
@@stargirl7646 me too bro
My son is like your brother. Along with giftedness, he suffers in emotional part. I cannot always help him.
Yeah I was noticing how positive he was the whole time, but at least one comment on some news covering him reveals that he got burnt out at one point like any normal human being
I'm sure a lot of it is also just that he's very aware of how publicly this video will be made available and saves sharing his more negative moments with close friends and family
He seems really nice and down to earth
Ok, read my name 😂
So awful how so many people think that being nice is exceptional
@@thewiseowl8804 because some people dont, even the most ignorance person in the room can be so egocentric and self centered. Hence, why people like him, not only smart and helpful to others also is very down to earth which is rare
The genius girl clearly changed his life forever with that dating question.
And why do you think that???
Love is for the weak, dating is for the commoners like yourself not us, we geniuses are above regular human things.
Bro got maxed out stats except rizz
@@Allinonetvz cringe
@@Allinonetvz cringe
Parental involvement is everything too. Even he wanted to write a book at 9 it wouldn't help if no one helped him see it through. I'm sure there are plenty of genius kids with complacent parents.
There r so many genius kids who had a very violent childhood thus couldnt do academic achievement at a young age
Also there r many kinds of geniuses and the world doesnt recognize many of them
For him it was easy since today's scientific world admires the field of coding and computer data
Think about the many successful people whose parents didn't put their foot down with a firm NO when they had an opportunity at 12 or 16? Blessings to the parents who trust and encourage growth.
I LOVE so much that the teacher inserted her views on how trauma directly affects the prefrontal cortex of the brain, and how there are children that might not receive the recognition they deserve because they are in a state of survival everyday. That’s what I got from that short snippet anyway. Let’s celebrate all brains of any capacity, they’re amazing. 🧠 ❤
she’s amazing! such an important, and often overlooked, thing to bring up. i’m not surprised though, teachers like her are the reason kids stay in school! it was definitely the reason i did 😊
that was me! we had a really nice convo about that. it's so important to remember when looking at academic performance!
@@SennaTomizuka personal opinion: you seemed more interested in trying to humble him than trying to know what he was about or uplift others.
@@SennaTomizuka That’s awesome. I think that your questions stood out because they were probing, not surface level. You weren’t trying to evoke any unpleasant feelings from him, you just wanted him to think carefully about his social status and what that means to him.
I hate how the teacher had a massive chip on her shoulder
I didn't realize I was smiling through the whole video. His passion and joy are contagious.
i love how smooth he was with the “ if youd like to connect in the future “ 👌🏼👌🏼
Gotta smooth out that card game though.
Absolutely adorable
😖❤️❤️
This is the girl he gave his card to. He is super sweet! I gave him my card as well:)
@@jilliansiegel424 What's that? Do I hear wedding bells?🎉😁💀
Loved the moment when he asked her out. It was pretty awkward. Nonetheless a really cool guy
Ok thanks for confirming- I wasn't sure 😅
I think he was just networking he gave his business card and said "if u wanna connect"
"if you wanna connect" sound more like a Linkedin invitation tbh
Yeah I was thinking this too. Maybe he just hasn't had much practice
Also looked staged in the video...xD
Thank you Jubilee for demystifying misconceptions that geniuses are awkward and boring. This dude is adorable, funny and aware but down to earth!
Very entertaining
Yeah, it's different than autists.
This guy is so endearing in every way- and when he gave his contact info to that girl I was dying 🤣
I loved the insight he had about his curiosity for life. I'm a teacher, and honestly, there are so many people who could develop incredible skills in coding, math, science, whatever but don't possess the curiosity and interest for it.
Or they have inital anxiety about learning it so they are hesitent.
I dont think learning anxiety is a topic that doesnt get addressed enough.
One of the best teachers I had told my mom (during a parent-teacher interview) that he really liked me as a student because I had something that others didn't have and that "something" was curiosity. I am not smart, but I am curious and it has allowed me to get really far in life. I completely agree with you.
Omg they did him dirty at 3:18 😭
wow... he strikes me as such a lovely human!
I WANT TO BE FRIENDS WITH HIM!!! He seems so genuine and passionate about life! Healthy amounts of curiosity about life is so important. ✨
I can guess you won't have a chance to even see him or even got a reply to him in your life :D
Whoever did that transition for that’s so raven, love the attention to detail and the seamlessness
I loved the editing of this! After the little girl asked that dating question and it immediate cut to him trying to "connect". In the beginning when they did the 'that's so raven' effect so perfectly to his eye.
This video is filled with little charming things, not to mention the genius is really likeable.
Great job 👍🏽❤️
Haha also the "are robots gonna take over the world?" and his eyes glowed red
y’all did him dirty with that clip when he asked the girl for her number 😭😭 3:20
true but he did imply he doesn't have success in dating. but he's only 19 so whatever
3:22 Yall didnt have to do that😂😂
He seems like a wonderful person to be friends with. He is so excited about what he loves, but he is so humble and willing to teach others
The editor of this episode is the true genius here, lol
The nervous laughs and the business card he had lololol
His energy is perhaps one of an opportunistic businessman 👀
Wait he’s a professor at uni at 19?!
He's younger than most people he's teaching 😂
Casually dropping he’s a professor without going to college is the ultimate flex 💪🏿
I love the guy. He is so gentle and humble. I love him because he loves what he does. I wish I had the kind of passion for something. The way he answered every question sounded very authentic.
His love for coding is infectious. ☺️ Such an adorable personality.
This guy, OMG he was such a breath of fresh air and reminded me of my students who are very smart but also very humble and have amazing personalities. He's so unlike the geniuses who are often highlighted in media that are arrogant, dull, and genuinely seem to lack social skills with people considered "lesser". Keep being you Tanmay!! You seem like a lovely person with incredible passion for your field and how you want to impact others!
I love it that he seems to be very sociable and easy to talk to.
I guess the only thing I share with him is we both lack partners
😂😂😂
LAUGHED AT MULTIPLE PARTS BECAUSE OF EDITING HAHAHA give whoever edits these videos a raise pls lmao Also really humble and easy going guy!! Really happy that he has a life passion he's flourishing in, wishing him further great success in the future :))
Edit: Also, I looked up whether he'd done any TED talks since he definitely has the credentials to do one, AND HE HAS DONE MULTIPLE IN ELEMENTARY/HIGHSCHOOL 😵 extremely impressive, going to go watch them now. keep flying high my dude!!
4:37 "Robots are definitely not taking over" as his pupils turn red for a few seconds hahaha that couldn've been timed better. I wonder if they added special effects
i screamed when he gave the girl his info to "connect" LMAOOOOO 😂
He totally skirted around the are you rich question
which tells you the answer lmao
The younger girl's dating question was deeper than Marianas, I had to pause. She's already that genius she said she's too young to be
What???
@@madeliefynana babes, 94 people understood what I was saying... What is deep? The Marianas trench. The little girl's question was philosophical => deep. Deep question is deeper than the trench.
@@sisakhoza4739 ... You were serious? I thought you were joking.
Imagine saying "How does your dating life look like." As a philosophical question instead of questions like "What do you think about people putting people with a high IQ on a pedestal" or "What is your view on life." or "Does high IQ/intelligence really matter? Or is knowledge and wisdom more important?" ..."how does your dating life look like" is a very deep and philosophical question???? Are you just a romantic??
"Do people act differently when they know about your high IQ? And how does that affect your life? Does it bring any hardship with making friends or finding a partner?" Would have been deeper and more multi leveled. Life is not ONLY about dating...
Bruh as someone who is pretty much aromantic and I have literally 0 interest in dating someone, that question isn't that deep... IF he were aromantic... what purpose does that question have... he would be like "Oh, I don't date, not my thing"
@@madeliefynana I read until I saw "Read more". Please heal 🙏🏾, and no offense
@@sisakhoza4739 Loool. Basically for your simple mind: Life isn't about just dating and if he were aromantic, then the answer would have been easily "I don't date." Your view on what's philosophical is very surface level.
Bro just looking at him Ik he smart af
At 4:36 pause and look at his eyes after he says "that's one of the misconceptions i love to address". 😳
What about it?
He seems like a genuinely great guy, love to see it
it’s giving: if sheldon cooper had a nemesis, a really wholesome and open minded and mindful genius.
this guy is so nice and expressive and positive! bring him back
You did him dirty putting dating question next to the shot where he gives his number to the girl ;P
how. if anything that makes it better
I think there’s this stereotype that geniuses are often really weird and eccentric and don’t have many friends. That’s not the case for this dude at all. My guy seems like a really sweet, humble and open guy who loves helping others. Honestly these interviews have really opened my eyes to a lot of different ppl and i really love watching them
He is really intelligent - you can tell by him not giving AI any credit.
what do you mean by "him not giving AI any credit?" He said that he loves "disproving" or arguing against the misconception that robots will take over the world. But as he said, he is a professor of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at the University of WInnipeg and the University of Tokyo. So evidently, he is passionate about these topics, and I wouldn't be surprised if he believes the AI will play a greater and greater role in our lives in years to come, even if he believes that the stereotypical, physical robots you see in the movies will not be commonplace in the future.
I think a huge percentage of highly intelligent individuals nowadays are trying to establish careers related to AI, as many of them see it as the future.
@@JohnSmith-cg3cv As long as the AI doesn't somehow become self aware and sentient, I think we're okay.
@@JohnSmith-cg3cv The 'Robots are taking over!' idea is based on the false premise, that intelligent information is appearing out of nothing.
Machine learning is a completely other concept.
It is still called 'AI' but the original idea, that there is 'evolution' and thus emergence of intelligent information out of thin air, is false - as physics already knows.
@@gummy5862 hate to break it to you but there is already AI pushing that boundary.
@@ferninthehouse Well, do they, or it's just a non-intentional/intentional input on the creator side. Is it real awareness or simulated awareness, we as human even, haven't understand how awareness and consciousness emerged. Plus if an AI ever go "aware" they can't destroy the world, one thing AI lacked is relevance realization, they can pickup the information for solving a problem, but without human pointing out the relevant information they will run a large amount of processing power, which will guarantee them to slow down or possibly have an error if the data is too big. An AI can't conquer the world by itself, it needs a human to help them out.
It’s so great to see someone so intelligent *and* so accomplished who isn’t full of themselves. This guy is a breath of fresh air
This guy seems smart, he is definitely going places
Man's already been to places
And many things
as a struggling computer science student, this was so hard to watch without wanting to drop out
How is your github doing these days?
And he’s also emotionally intelligent! Awesome to see
I am more impressed by his attitude and passion than by his accomplishments. I love how nuanced his answers are. I'd love to have a friend like him, he's someone you can truly learn a lot from.
I don't think it's weird that he hasn't dated, just by the fact that he's only 19
What a refreshing human being. Someone deemed a genius at a young age, with an immerse amount of pressure im sure, but he’s radiating humility. I love that!
The girl in brown came in with an agenda 😂😂😂. Probably was offended by the idea of meeting a proclaimed "genius", I think she's just salty 😅😅.
People are so blatantly jealous of rich and intelligent people. It’s pretty sad
No. She said she works with kids. She probably deals with kids all day long that doubt themselves. By asking the questions she asked she can use the answers he gave to help guide them on their journey.
Lucky for her the person she's speaking to seems like a pretty nice guy.
thats me! actually some of my questions were given to me by jubilee themselves, but others i asked purely because i was curious!
@@SennaTomizuka if I’m being honest . At the beginning I thought you came in a little confrontational (I may have been influenced by some comments). But throughout the video I realized you didn’t seem to be upset or jealous or anything. You were just asking some harder hitting questions.
I think you were posed as the opposer , but you performed that duty gratuitously and in a kind way.
My previous comment about people being blatantly jealous of rich people doesn’t apply to you.
Tanmay’s kindness made me smile the whole video. Would have appreciated him answering questions on emotional intelligence. He seems to be genuinely happy.
I would ask him what does he think about the political and economic state of the world
The editor calling him out when he gave that girl his number so sweet
Rizz
I wish I had a passion in life like he does for coding! How much happier would we all be if we genuinely loved our jobs like this guy?!
He should definitely make time for cutie in green. I know its easier to focus on work but women make life so much more fun.
You really did him dirty to show him giving his number to that woman 😂💀
He really just described my dream life. I hope that it keeps going well for him and maybe in a few years I could be just a tiny fraction like him
He is so intelligent, presents himself well and a nerdy. Any girl would be lucky to have him as a bf.
This guy is actually a “genius” in a well rounded way. I’ve never seen this word apply to a real person this much, at least judging from a 10 min interview.
When someone is so smart we expect him to be awkward and closed off but honestly I love him. I just got a crush on him just by this video. He is smart, a nice mind, and have passion.
he's not just a genius, he's a VERY PASSIONATE one and I truly appreciate that a lot
the way he pulled that card on her....hit her with the "if you wanna connect later" here's my card. my boi!
It's so unique to see a genius like this. A genius that is well-adjusted and happy!
Props to the editor at 4:31 lmao
Oh no😂
What did he do?
@@billgiovani his eyes went red for a split second
@@billgiovani Robot eyes
3:33 I love how his laugh sounds intelligent too
That bezos musk laugh
@4:37 The editor knew exactly what they were doing. Touché!
Loved that touch at 4:37 y'all added, I almost missed it
Jubilee, just an idea! Go ahead and invite this guy on a nectar video if he is up for it (perhaps even w the green top girl he asked out 👀), clearly as mentioned all around the comments, everyone loves this guy! His enthusiasm and friendliness would make fantastic content.
YESS OMGGG
I hope people didnt miss Tanmay did give his personal card to the young woman. So what he said to the teen girl that he hadn't tried but would look for a date in a couple of years,that sounds very probable UwU
Makes me realize how much of being a genius is about finding something you're passionate about. He didn't have to "study" because work was his play.
Wow. He is so cute and exuberant. I love his outlook. And I can actually relate to coding for fun.
As someone studying Computer Science, I love hearing from people like this! Such a fascinating episode ❤ Thanks Jubilee!
same, he motivate me in some way
One thing we should never expect from genius people, is that they are obligated to help our society. If one day he decides to be a farmer, then let him be. They own us nothing. He still contributes. There are really sad stories about smart people that got dragged early on into stuff they never wanted to do. It´s their life.
HE'S SO LOVELY!!!! It's so refreshing
4:35 ”Robots are not taking over“ he says while his eyes turn red like a terminator‘s😂
They made his eyes red at the robot questions😭
😂😂😭
Video editor: So how creative do you want the edit to be?
Jubilee: Yes
Unless these were pre-scripted questions I feel like brown-shirt lady is insecure about her own intelligence. If this guy wasn't so humble and down to Earth those questions were leading straight to a defensive response from her... you can almost see in her eyes how much she wanted him to respond yes to being smarter than her. Well avoided by him.
Glad i saw this fr shes kinda speaking too fast though
She baiting fr fr
I didn't perceive her like that at all. I found her questions insightful.
I didn’t pay much attention, but those are regular questions 🌚 y’all are seeing too much into things🌚
Don’t agree - it’s true that intelligence is almost impossible to quantify and there are different ways to determine someone’s intelligence. Being exceptional with numbers and code is not the be all and end all of intelligence - for instance, this guy might be really bad at understanding art or abstract concepts - he might not be as emotionally intelligent, though he does speak well with strangers. Intelligence isn’t just about numbers and quantitative data.
I love Jubilees editing yall are so creative 😂
I think I’m impressed for his happiness he presents . People can be that kind of happy and confident when fit in a role with passion and capability at the same time
I have a similar story to what he told at the end of the video. When I was four our only tv broke, so our neighbor let us borrow her extra tv that had lost its color over the years and now all of its images were black and white. This was very frustrating for me as I was used to the colors. It was bugging me so much that I started fixating on the buttons, at the time I didnt know English but I knew a few words, and one of them was color. There was a button on the tv that said color, so I pressed it and the tv swapped from black and white to colored images. I was stoked, but the neighbor lady was even more so as I just "fixed" her television. She was an OBGYN doctor that personally delivered my younger brother a few years after.
He should do 24x86161x0.97262 without a calculator
I saw him on the IBM AI course in Coursera platform because I study Software Engineering at the uni and was taking the course for additional points on the subject. Did not recognize him at first but I'm sure it was him commenting on that course and he was 15(!) at the moment he was giving those comments. Impressive!
i like how humble and sweet he is.
a lot of "smart" people i meet are stuck up and think they're better than everyone lol
4:35 i love how his eyes turned red during that statement lol it's the subtle things that make me chuckle =p
Not even his intelligence, I just want to have that amount of passion for something, especially if it's lucrative like coding. I feel like that would make life so much easier
This is why I love talking to passionate and curious people. So much room to grow just from his words in this video alone.