I’ve used this feature of NotebookLM on a few books already, including one of my own, and it has really impressed me. I did notice it was less accurate when applied to my own novel mind you, so perhaps it’s not entirely there yet, and it does seem to dodge talking about some potentially controversial subjects, such as the dangers of polyunsaturated seed oils, in the Ray Peat books I’ve used it on. So it’s still somewhat guardrailed, but I suppose you’d expect that from Google.
@@ManwithNoName-t1o screens will nvr be 4k, its impossible cpus cant get faster we hit the nanometer limit humans will never fly, planes are a pipe dream humans will never travel faster than a horse, you cant build a faster horse!
This gives me the same feeling as when a random person approaches you in the street in a friendly way and underneath you know something isn't quite right about them. AI has evolved to the point where it can accurately emulate creepy people.
It's called the Uncanny Valley. They aren't emulating they are nearing Being Human. Right now we judge them based on how Human they are rather than how less Robotic they are creating the creepy feeling.
@@silverhawkscape2677 yes, I'm aware of the uncanny valley, where things don't quite seem real, but my point was that it had gone beyond that now to a point where they do seem like real people, just very shallow and creepy ones. I think emulation is the correct word because obviously they don't have human DNA so they can't actually 'be' human.
@@talesfromtheclassroom thankfully not that often, I'm mainly thinking about sales people, or people who say they have lost their wallet and need bus fare and such like. Maybe I look either friendly or gullible, I don't know. Either way it never works for them :) - and to be clear, I didn't say they were 'not quite right', I said that something wasn't quite right about them, meaning they did not appear sincere.
next step: make video podcasts on school topics; give students the ability to choose their favorite characters and voices per topic; add scenery if useful (history of rome - show rome); make it interactive by letting students ask questions. school could go in a direction everybody enjoys it as if it is a game/documentary and create a positive emotion and bond to all sorts of topics.
Half lose their jobs...living off what? UBI at a low level, so consumption at a basic level. So who is going to buy stuff? This is not the steam machine, 10% of the world had steam machines and 90% bought from them. 50% of the world will have these, and the other 50% will have UBI
@yaysmina problem is the .1% will never abide keeping us all around once they don't really need us for our labor. To think they would just let us all live and enjoy this tech is naive.
the podcast itself without the video, breaking down topics into a more natural flow of investigative questioning and answering? This is huge for learning or digesting stuff!
The pocast is way better in isolation -sounds as though it were recorded in a professional studio - those images suggest other ways and distract. You'd need a lot of editing in create a sense of realism.
@@danquixote6072completely agree. For the first couple mins I was just listening while I worked and couldn’t believe how convincing this was, then I looked down and saw the video which instantly broke the immersion haha
@@ChristopherSchellhaas yes. Slashing all the costs and giving everyone powerful tools to accomplish things will surely lead to the poorhouse. 🤪 If it weren’t true, we’d all be much better off than we were in 1800.
No, we are living creatures in a real universe. This is created by us. We came before not after. Though the world will be somewhat simulated in a very loose way as in how we view it and generations after us will be within a completely engineered society by the elite to proceed as determined by them. Even themselves lulled into the pleasures of digital dissociation before inevitable death
Think Zuck just renamed facebook for giggles? It's all Meta. Or all Google. Or all Microsoft. Or all Open AI. Or all Tesla. Or all some Ilya outfit. It's already over. We just don't for sure who the "winner" is yet. Figuring it out is worth all the money.
Disagree, for example, the woman outside had zero ambient sound going on and the voice sounded like in a much smaller soundstage. It was still uncanny valley for me on the audio.
@MattKrack , there is software out there that removes any unnecessary background noise and extracts only the voice of the speaker/s. It would give similar effect I suppose.
@@Trahloc i think it's good enough to be "out of the valley", not 100%, but believable in part because of the artificial sounding artifacts of modern post processing as others hear have mentioned - like @MattKrack
Damn, I meant to click off the video after a few minutes of the ending podcast, just to get the gist of it, but I ended up listening to the whole thing and felt like I wanted more by the end. This is dangerously good.
The last industrial robot I worked with was 3/4 million USD. That's because there is a huge capital investment to create the environment for the robot. In the end - the robot was slower than a human, but could work 24/7 with near perfect consistency - the output of two humans. Over five years this resulted in a net profit.
So these humanoid robots are probably a 3-4 hour battery life 2 hours to recharge. Then you have the cost of training them. The cost of repair. The cost of downtime for a line when one is broken and needs replacing. Etc etc. like a PC the total costs of ownership are much higher than the cost of the hardware.
Yep, it's why humanoid robots are so important to these companies. Cause if you can have an imitation of a human with the efficiency of a machine, then eventually the equipment will pay for itself. A general purpose tool will always have better utility than a single specialized tool.
Feed text and media into a container and 2 minutes later get a podcast about it? I'm sorry but this is mindblowing. We are so prone to trivialize everything but tell about this tech to someone just 5 years ago and they would say you are crazy.
@@UltraK420 literally this! I as a kid always thought world is more automated and on the high tech, to be honest I was so unimpressed, but this new technological revolution is inspiring.
I've noticed a trend watching all those Ai news and videos. Every couple of weeks I find myself thinking "WTF"with more and more frequency with how baffling all of this is
exactly. This is not going to end well. Now we know why Obama started talking about Deep Fakes. Plausible deniability is now a reality. And their doing it right in front of us.
I don't find it baffling, I just see it as like a junk food factory or something.. it's just cranking out a lot of garbage. It mostly looks and sounds real, but it's emulating banal conversation between banal people.
@@SamPockerOfficial I agree with this, they haven't lived up to the Hype, the fact that Ai needs more than one image to perfectly replicate an image, the fact that ai Image hasn't been trained on anatomy it's not there yet. Beyond writing Novels, conversation but not there yet
@@holdthetruthhostage oh you can do a lot with it already, it's just that the kind of content that it's being designed to create is very monotonous content that doesn't need to be created.
I agree somewhat. There's a line where trying to make robots too much like us will bring diminishing returns. AI imitating us in the digital world isn't as much an issue as it's just pixels and code.
Your ai will look different than mine…the future is complete customization to individual desires. This is truly the infancy of what is the greatest evolutionary leap in human history. Brace yourself…it’s going to be an incredible ride
To me it's just how folks talk. My dad literally couldn't tell stories without his hands moving. My sister's held them down and he couldn't continue. Different cultures my dude.
So what studies have found is that it’s possible for large language models to listen to TH-cam videos, and then add a comment about the video. You could potentially have an AI _commenting_ on a video generated by an AI. Once the AI commenter has been trained on a meme dataset, its responses would never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna r *SYNTAX ERROR IN LINE 10*
I hope AI comes up with a plan for how humans adjust to the future. Cause it doesn’t seem like there’s a human with one. How is anyone supposed to know what’s real on the internet a year from now?
Try putting in a transcript of a video that talks about conspiracy theories, such as the fact that the earth is flat, and stuff like that that you can find on TH-cam. You would think that the AI would make a podcast validating the information, but instead, the podcast criticizes these theories in an even elegant way.
Funny huh? It's almost like they have this tech all lined up already. All they had to wait for is public acceptance and a crisis. Then the world will never be the same, ever again.
@@kellydoyle You'd be surprised. When I studied at the university, our Math teacher taught us the companies like IBM hold back technology from the public for at least 20 years. More recently, ChatGPT 5.0 will be given to the US Government, meaning it already exists. So, if you want to be the best, and you're just a "normal civilian", then you need to rely on your self, unless you have a lot of money or a lot of powerful friends.
This is what happens when you have actual competition. If it was just only Google only Apple or only Microsoft, the progress would be halted so hard. That's why it's sad that we already have so many monopolies on things we use everyday. TH-cam doesn't have any actual real competitors so it can do all sorts of lame stuff and progress slowly and not need to worry about it.
That is a really cool use of AI tech. Turning documents into a podcast. An unexciting document becomes interesting and easier to understand and remember when it is turned into a podcast.
This is amazing. The only thing we need now is a generative AI model that creates ambient noise in the background while the AI avatars are speaking. That little bit of extra realism would make these videos feel truly authentic.
I consider myself very tech savvy. Grew up programming basic on my C64 and has kept up ever since. This is like 1-2 steps away from me not being able to tell if it's real. Put the characters in a podcast studio, tweak the dialog a bit and pick avatars and voices that go together, and I'm not sure I could tell
same here, C64 then Amiga assembler :) I bet in the future we will be able to tell its AI, coz it's going to be so much better than what 99% of people could produce 😁
Same. Taught myself 6502 machine code on the C64 (6510 CPU) well enough to write a game like Scramble. It changed the way I think, and led me to, over the past 40 years, speculate that AI will take over sooner than we think. Funny how my old friends are bringing that up with me now. I'm not afraid. The transition will be rough, but worth it.
if you think about how it played out with photoshop, and how shockingly good midjourney looked at first but now we can just kind of _tell_ it's AI in most cases... i think we've probably got a long progression of it improving and us honing in on the new tells... but yea it'll probably get indistinguishable eventually
And remember - if this is what we the public are allowed to see, then the military and Intelligence Services have tech that's at least 20 years more advanced.
They have anti-gravity vehicles currently. Once revealed to the public (like the stealth planes were) we will be using that tech in air passenger travel.
True. People from my generation (I'm 50) have grown up without this, we just had primitive phones in our pocket when we were teens. I was one of the rare ones to actually have a computer at home, at a time there was barely any even in workplaces. I was one of the early adopter of internet, at a time when most people didn't have a clue of its existence. Today, everybody has a full-blown computer with internet access in the pocket, and that's normal. I'm always awed by how much progress has been made just during my own life span. And it's only half a century, a ridiculously short time frame compared to the history of mankind. Makes me wonder what's in stock for us for the next 50 years. Or how this period of time will be refered to by our descendants in a far future.
Everyone is so desperate to make the same joke about the video animations, but maybe focus on the AI "podcast" portion which seems to be an amazing system for learning.
I just threw up a quick pdf from some tax certificate document and it created a 16 min audio that was freaking unreal.. a lot of folks are missing how incredible this truly is. lol not just learning but I dare say this can be monetized maybe use it in faceless videos lol
@@martinkarlsson106 Do you think so? I have always learned out of interest. Only if you have a level of understanding you are able to appreciate certain things. Do you really want to become a vegetable?
@@martinkarlsson106 Curiosity and self improvement. The more you know about the world the more fully you can live. Without knowledge you are limited to basic animal pleasures like food and sex.
I don't think the LLM accurately conveyed what the ARK paper was saying. It's not that the robot has to be 5% better than a human to be an economical investment, they said it only has to improve the productivity of another human by 5%, so human + robot produces 105% of what human alone produces, to be economical. Those are very different ideas. However, I would expect the average lay person podcast to make the same mistake.
you really think it's exciting to never know if the person talking at you is an actual person or not? Or whether art or music was made by an actual person? To have to realize you've been carrying on "conversations" in forums or comment sections with nothing but bots? That doesn't excite me.
It’s funny you brought up UBI halfway through. I’ve been testing o1 with a pretty technical UBI related project. So while watching your video I grabbed my latest draft, went to Notebook and generated almost 10 minutes of audio in one click with zero prompting or input other than the draft document itself. The results were pretty impressive. Only two minor and relatively logical/accurate hallucinations, and somewhat mid-focused in areas. But pretty incredible first attempt, especially since like I said, no direction or input was given - I just pasted 20 pages of text into notebook (losing most of the formatting), and hit the load button, came back and watched the video for another minute, went back to Notebook and there it was. Learn to garden folks, ‘cuz not many of us will have jobs in 10 years 😂
Millions will be too busy trying to find edible food in garbage cans while the top top percent of AI revolutionaries use AI powered mass surveillance, digital currency with all of your info on a block chain, autonomous policing systems, etc to repress the rest of us. Sounds like fun huh.
you'd think AI could infer and infill the ambience of the soundscape context the voice exist within, so doesn't sound so disconnected from the visuals. Also since AI can already infer quality of vocal timbre from face recognition, they could align that aspect better too...
Soon we will see people being told a real video of a person is AI-generated and people like this will be claiming to be creeped out by the uncanny valley effect. Fact is, this is across the valley and on the other side.
@@JohnSmith762A11B nah man, that shit was weird as hell to watch. i absolutely believe it will become indistinguishable with time, but _this_ was not indistinguishable _at all_
Wess should trademark his voice. It has an air of credibility with the content to back it up. The thing is, he doesn't sound like he looks. He sounds like an aging Chad CEO Stanford grad. He looks like just about anybody: cop, chef, NYC hot dog vendor, limo owner/driver etc. My top 3 channels for sure. Thank you Wess. Keep it up! 🙂
To be honest I dunno why I want these things, perhaps it’s because I want to not use as intended, whatever it is that it’s intended for. Like, instead of a podcast duo in the demo walking forwards and backwards it could be something funny, like Beavis and Butthead like all the zany inputs that you give it something kind of funny and usable as content; its rather sterile.
Just make sure the "U" stands for _Unconditional_ instead of _Universal._ Otherwise we know what kind of conditions will apply :/ Words are extremely important.
Are they overlaying the faces over existing video? It seems that the video underneath loops forwards and backwards and the hands/fingers seem far too consistent, even for the best image models
AI is already replacing humans in one particular field, software engineering. There are already almost zero opportunities for recent graduates to be hired as entry level programmers.
I don't really agree with this. I'm a developer and we still employ juniors. Ai is not replacing us yet, just making our life easier. Although, it has become harder for recent graduates it doesn't mean it's impossible. But, the real problem is that recent graduates are actually dumber, because of AI. Last time I interview a master degree in computer science, not having a code editor on is computer for a technical interview. And when I gave her a the task to do her first question, was can I use AI. Those people will never get a job in tech, because they don't have the basics in place, even though they are master degree. Back in my day we didn't have ai,so it was a lot harder to learn, but it stick to us.
mind blown af. I need to do this with my own work. I've been trying to explain my thoughts in videos myself but I am way better at researching and writing. These video avatars plus NotebookLM is where I am transitioning.
@@eSKAone- while that's true, i think there are a lot of things suggesting that we are early.. changes are happening fast, new things are coming out every week, and there are many paths forward for improvement. er, i mean of the technology.. not talking about hype cycle. the hype is noise. i'd say more but youtube comments is not the right place for serious discussion..
@@SigFigNewton i predict the trillions of dollars being spent on data centers right now never yield profits to cover the cost... this despite the fact that i believe "AI" will be at least as transformative as the internet has been... they're just spending too much money too speculatively. the tech overlords thinks this race is for the whole game.. whoever wins wins the whole economy, they think.
UBI may be a necessity once AI and robotics really start hitting the job market. One of the questions to be pondered is whether the decision-makers will feel it should be adopted and then whether they will sanction its deployment. History shows that the needs and wants of the masses are often, ahem, "overlooked" by the ruling class's desires. The argument that people will need money in order for the rich to stay rich hinges on the current economic model, which could be replaced and actioned outside of UBI, with significantly less world population and with the resulting fall in consumption of scarce resources. Just thinking out loud...
You are correct. Robots look like a solution for companies to make more money, but if you extrapolate a few years along this path, it's a race to the bottom. Robots don't buy products or use services like a human does. If every worker gets replaced by a robot, then the companies need to share the productivity increases with all the human workers. But they never do that because stock shareholders always want more money, so soon in this cycle no one will be able to afford even the new lower cost products and the whole economy stagnates and implodes. So it's Universal Basic Income or literally nothing.
And you my friend understand what is coming. People overestimate their worth. You are as replaceable as the horse when the car came along. No one will engage me on this - what I think is obvious - train of thought. All people I know (besides you) seem to be under mass psychosis. 😂
@@Mavrik9000absolutely not true. they use robots they have created through your labour to hold a gun and point it at you and your family and use other robots to farm and mine what THEY need. You simply do not need people or economics. The rich are psychopaths with clever outward facing masks.
@@Mavrik9000 There will be massive deflation which arrives rapidly. This will be offset by massive tax hikes to pay for universal healthcare, universal housing and UBI. So people will be buying a new car for 1000 dollars but only make 5K a year net after taxes. So things will still be relative. Still everyone having a home and health is pretty nice.
The reflection in the glass on the wall at the back of the gym, the ceiling fan, the leaves on the plants... we have reached the limit where we can no longer clearly distinguish what is reality and what is not
Walking seems to be a glitch in the video generation. It's amazing but suddenly reverses. Other than that and occasional glitch it would have fooled me if I didn't already know it was ai.
This is the craziest shit ever T-T IMAGINE being back in school and asking it to teach you chemistry in podcast form LMAO It even says like and subscribe at the end
I used it for my new book "Uniting Hearts, Igniting Change :The Journey of Connection" and it gave me a 20 minute deep dive which was absolutely fantastic - went through an entire complex content and made it accessible for readers + made a great advert. It *needs* British voices as an option.
Simple, they are just changing the face, rest of the video is real. So when the video came to the end and they still needed to continue, they simply reversed and continued from there. 10:50 is same.
Torn ... 🤔Wes could you please hold up a newspaper with print on it and flick a few pages (close up) in your next video, so we humans can check if you are 'real' in your video casting. 😊
haha! yeah, I had a whole segment a while back on how humans will verify they are human. so far the only thing AI refuses to do is say really offensive stuff, so that might be the 'captcha' of the future.
All I can hear is Huberman. I can’t decide whether I like the banter or not. On one hand they wasted a ton of time not actually saying anything. But on the other hand, the banter ritual at the start of podcasts really does set the tone in a natural way.
Hold my virtual notepad, I got this! Here's the breakdown: 1. Explore AI-powered games to experience the future of gaming. 2. Assess if your industry has high labor costs and repetitive tasks. 3. Learn new skills to stay ahead of automation in your field. 4. Embrace change and adaptability in the evolving job market. 5. Stay informed about robotics and automation advancements.
LMAO, it's over, AI will be a few dozen steps ahead of humanity without trying. All tech, jobs will be replaced. All manual jobs, robots and machines will do better, and more efficiently. Humans have one advantage, and that is something I won't share. buwhahahhahaha...
I just made a notebook guide on AI in retail using 5 recent research papers. It's really good but this exchange made me chuckle: Guy: "We also need to acknowledge the elephant in the room, job displacement" Girl: "Yeah the robots are coming for our jobs, it's like the oldest fear in the book" It must be a very new book!
oh wow. this is getting scary. Ive been quite proud of myself for being able to identify, quite quickly, AI generated voice-overs using AI written scripts in TH-cam videos. There are certain tells in the way it reads text and doesn't quite match natural language. But there were times in this example where the talking exchanges sounded very natural, and I was doubting my ability to be able to tell. What's this going to be like in 2 years? 5 years, or 10 years?! I thought my time would be over before I witnessed anything near this kind of tech, but here we are..
They're deeply unsettling for me. I read lips a lot, which I didn't realise until so many people started to wear a mask. These things are lousy at convincing lip-synch.
@@CyberiusT oh yeah the masks. I never really thought about that with lip reading, that would be suddenly quite weird. I guess I'm talking more about the audio, not so much the visuals which, although are very detailed representations of humans talking, don't really gel with the speech very well, like you are saying. I wonder what further training and/or models need to be implemented to get a reliable, convincing talking person where someone like you would find it hard to tell? It's like a close, dynamic interplay between the waveform and the lip forms, not to mention all the other head, hands and body movements we make during speech. Thanks for replying!
I think an important point here is also that what is released is usually a poor representation of where the tech actually is. Between the various leaders in this space, the tech is already a lot better than this. This is just what the plebes get to play with.
Is the stock market actually getting better or is this the Election time manipulation to entice new investors, I'm currently sitting on an inheritance of 300k and i'm wondering do I invest in stocks or Gold?
market crash is inevitable, but there are actually strategies to mitigate risk and profit consistently, tho such executions are usually carried out by investment experts
Agreed, people often underestimate the role of financial advisors. Over 50 years of data reveal that those who work with advisors typically earn more than those who do it alone. I've been fortunate to work with one for 5 years now, resulting in a million portfolio.
i'm blown away! mind sharing more info please? i am a young adult living in Miami where i've encountered several millionaires, and my goal is to become one as well
*Layan Talia Chokr* is the licensed advisor I use. Just google the name and you'd find basic info. To be honest, I almost didn't buy the idea of letting someone handle growing my finance, but so glad I did.
We are not in control. We can not stop. Humanity is its own animal. Competition between nations and corporations makes everyone step on the gas pedal full throttle. This is inevitable. Biology is only 1 step of evolution. So just chill out and enjoy life 💟🌌☮️
The guy who has concentrated so much power that he dares threaten a supreme court judge? Who asks why anyone hasn't shot the VP yet? Who spreads conspiracy theories on his platform? Yeah what a saviour!
The key for computers to pass the Turing test is for them to sound like they don't know what they are talking about in conversation. Mission accomplished.
Insane! It's basically production ready for advertisement. Try giving it some promo material yourself, it's like a teleshopping segment, and I'm 100% sure many people would never know it's artificial. It has those "mildly amusing jokes", and "wow Horst the pan has a handle??!!" moments, really impressive.
Dom Williams, CEO of ICP said "People and organizations increasingly self hosting AI to prevent confidential data leaking. It will be a big deal that shared models and vector/control databases hosted on Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) are immune to cyber attacks, preventing data exfiltration" will be further announced right now at huge Blockchain Event going on in Singapore in September.
Actually, I got a 16 minute podcast from it on this rather large Research paper (~100 pages 1.5 line spacing) I've been working on for the past 2 years. And it absolutely fucking nailed it - didn't miss a single thing with it, it was wild how well it read the entire thing. The emotions they put in and where they showed that emotion or the different tone of voice or whatever you'd say. Fucking wild stuff, and all of it is free. Pretty fucking cool
Video was published 2 hours ago, four minutes in the video I and i paused it and checked out the tool. used AI to create my album covers and my podcast title description and content. It is now running on Spotify and Apple podcast with the first episode already on, lol thats crazy
I was surprised how little time it took for me to forget I was listening to an AI conversation.
Yeah. Kinda fits into the TH-cam meta of a talking head in the corner and random video on the screen. I think Wes is seeing his future fading.
@@Me__Myself__and__I😂😂
Me too. It's very dynamic and enjoyable to listen to.😮
oh? it was ai?
I’ve used this feature of NotebookLM on a few books already, including one of my own, and it has really impressed me. I did notice it was less accurate when applied to my own novel mind you, so perhaps it’s not entirely there yet, and it does seem to dodge talking about some potentially controversial subjects, such as the dangers of polyunsaturated seed oils, in the Ray Peat books I’ve used it on. So it’s still somewhat guardrailed, but I suppose you’d expect that from Google.
This is the worst this Tech will ever be.... In 2 years looking back... this will look awful!
it's not getting any better.
@@ManwithNoName-t1o as someone said 10 years ago now phones are very powerful by the computer chips we use
@@ManwithNoName-t1o cope
How big is this "opportunity", will it fit in uranus ?
@@ManwithNoName-t1o screens will nvr be 4k, its impossible
cpus cant get faster we hit the nanometer limit
humans will never fly, planes are a pipe dream
humans will never travel faster than a horse, you cant build a faster horse!
Never met Wes Roth? Now you know why.
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@@Drone256 wes has been consistently a nerd throughout. AI could not have created that.
@@albeit1 why not? makes no sense.
@@kliersheed he would be evolving somehow. Becoming more real or more nerdy or less nerdy.
SHOCKING (sorry Wes 😅)
This gives me the same feeling as when a random person approaches you in the street in a friendly way and underneath you know something isn't quite right about them. AI has evolved to the point where it can accurately emulate creepy people.
It's called the Uncanny Valley. They aren't emulating they are nearing Being Human. Right now we judge them based on how Human they are rather than how less Robotic they are creating the creepy feeling.
How often are you getting approached by "not quite right" people on the street?
@@silverhawkscape2677 yes, I'm aware of the uncanny valley, where things don't quite seem real, but my point was that it had gone beyond that now to a point where they do seem like real people, just very shallow and creepy ones. I think emulation is the correct word because obviously they don't have human DNA so they can't actually 'be' human.
@@talesfromtheclassroom thankfully not that often, I'm mainly thinking about sales people, or people who say they have lost their wallet and need bus fare and such like. Maybe I look either friendly or gullible, I don't know. Either way it never works for them :) - and to be clear, I didn't say they were 'not quite right', I said that something wasn't quite right about them, meaning they did not appear sincere.
I live in the UK
next step: make video podcasts on school topics; give students the ability to choose their favorite characters and voices per topic; add scenery if useful (history of rome - show rome); make it interactive by letting students ask questions. school could go in a direction everybody enjoys it as if it is a game/documentary and create a positive emotion and bond to all sorts of topics.
Half lose their jobs...living off what? UBI at a low level, so consumption at a basic level. So who is going to buy stuff? This is not the steam machine, 10% of the world had steam machines and 90% bought from them. 50% of the world will have these, and the other 50% will have UBI
But why? What work will a student be doing after they finish school? AI will be doing all of them.
@yaysmina problem is the .1% will never abide keeping us all around once they don't really need us for our labor.
To think they would just let us all live and enjoy this tech is naive.
@yaysmina You really think they will just let people l1ve and enjoy this tech once we are not needed for our labor?
Education is going to get a massive rework, it's exciting
The backwards walking was a clever touch
That was trippy
while saying "the ai learns how characters move..." makes it 10 times better. 3:08
That really killed the "illusion" for me
She's exceptional at walking backwards while hosting a show. Very impressive and unique 😂
Those are real videos, by the way.
Only the lip synching is AI generated.
the podcast itself without the video, breaking down topics into a more natural flow of investigative questioning and answering? This is huge for learning or digesting stuff!
The pocast is way better in isolation -sounds as though it were recorded in a professional studio - those images suggest other ways and distract. You'd need a lot of editing in create a sense of realism.
@@danquixote6072completely agree. For the first couple mins I was just listening while I worked and couldn’t believe how convincing this was, then I looked down and saw the video which instantly broke the immersion haha
lmao at the sudden interest in UBI
i was so confused, it seemed so out of left field and disconnected. i didn't get the joke until reading your comment. i dumb lol
haha! yeah, it's after my job now... it just got real 😅
@@WesRoth low key delivery and utterly on point.
UBI will never happen in the US. The degens will devour the country to the ground. Roaming gangs of people on mopeds and dirt bikes, etc.
@@ChristopherSchellhaas yes. Slashing all the costs and giving everyone powerful tools to accomplish things will surely lead to the poorhouse. 🤪
If it weren’t true, we’d all be much better off than we were in 1800.
THIS ENTIRE EXPERIENCE IS SURREAL - we live in a simulation.
i was telling you. the way light interacts with matter ,despite it being mostly empty space, was a give away all along
No, we are living creatures in a real universe. This is created by us. We came before not after. Though the world will be somewhat simulated in a very loose way as in how we view it and generations after us will be within a completely engineered society by the elite to proceed as determined by them. Even themselves lulled into the pleasures of digital dissociation before inevitable death
We're gonna have virtual podcasts soon and they'll be amazing. Can't wait.
@@mrpicky1868i am sure my brother is an npc
The irony of an ai podcast host on an ai "show" on youtube discussing if robots will take their jobs. Thats so meta
Think Zuck just renamed facebook for giggles? It's all Meta. Or all Google. Or all Microsoft. Or all Open AI. Or all Tesla. Or all some Ilya outfit. It's already over. We just don't for sure who the "winner" is yet. Figuring it out is worth all the money.
@@lestercraftonwhat does that have to do with the rename?
well THAT was a quick pass through the Uncanny Valley. And... here we are on the other side.
Disagree, for example, the woman outside had zero ambient sound going on and the voice sounded like in a much smaller soundstage. It was still uncanny valley for me on the audio.
@MattKrack , there is software out there that removes any unnecessary background noise and extracts only the voice of the speaker/s. It would give similar effect I suppose.
@@josephgorkaeven those aren't that synthetic. These sound like dubs. It'll be fixed but for now it's still uncanny
Hmm, they was pretty good in "most" places
@@Trahloc i think it's good enough to be "out of the valley", not 100%, but believable in part because of the artificial sounding artifacts of modern post processing as others hear have mentioned - like @MattKrack
Damn, I meant to click off the video after a few minutes of the ending podcast, just to get the gist of it, but I ended up listening to the whole thing and felt like I wanted more by the end. This is dangerously good.
The last industrial robot I worked with was 3/4 million USD. That's because there is a huge capital investment to create the environment for the robot. In the end - the robot was slower than a human, but could work 24/7 with near perfect consistency - the output of two humans. Over five years this resulted in a net profit.
Working 24/7 Productivity is big.
@@silverhawkscape2677 Near perfect consistency is also big. And the robot needs maintenance so some job was created too.
@@silverhawkscape2677Shifts were invented for 24/7 productivity. But I understand what is being said here and the potential of technology
So these humanoid robots are probably a 3-4 hour battery life 2 hours to recharge. Then you have the cost of training them. The cost of repair. The cost of downtime for a line when one is broken and needs replacing. Etc etc. like a PC the total costs of ownership are much higher than the cost of the hardware.
Yep, it's why humanoid robots are so important to these companies. Cause if you can have an imitation of a human with the efficiency of a machine, then eventually the equipment will pay for itself. A general purpose tool will always have better utility than a single specialized tool.
Feed text and media into a container and 2 minutes later get a podcast about it? I'm sorry but this is mindblowing.
We are so prone to trivialize everything but tell about this tech to someone just 5 years ago and they would say you are crazy.
I've been waiting for all of this for my whole life. I was born in 1990. I keep wanting more.
The next step is feeding it your math book or your tax declaration, have a chat with it and let it explain itself to you until you get it.
@@UltraK420You will get it all.
@@UltraK4201987 here hell yeah LETS GO
@@UltraK420 literally this! I as a kid always thought world is more automated and on the high tech, to be honest I was so unimpressed, but this new technological revolution is inspiring.
I've noticed a trend watching all those Ai news and videos. Every couple of weeks I find myself thinking "WTF"with more and more frequency with how baffling all of this is
Hmm well said
exactly. This is not going to end well. Now we know why Obama started talking about Deep Fakes. Plausible deniability is now a reality. And their doing it right in front of us.
I don't find it baffling, I just see it as like a junk food factory or something.. it's just cranking out a lot of garbage. It mostly looks and sounds real, but it's emulating banal conversation between banal people.
@@SamPockerOfficial I agree with this, they haven't lived up to the Hype, the fact that Ai needs more than one image to perfectly replicate an image, the fact that ai Image hasn't been trained on anatomy it's not there yet. Beyond writing Novels, conversation but not there yet
@@holdthetruthhostage oh you can do a lot with it already, it's just that the kind of content that it's being designed to create is very monotonous content that doesn't need to be created.
I’m not against AI, I’m against making AI look like humans. It doesn’t need to look or act like us, it needs to help us not replace us
we will soon be obsolete
AI needs to look like humans because it makes easier for us to interact with them.
remember this will be for human consumption, so it’s easier to consume if it talk like us
I agree somewhat. There's a line where trying to make robots too much like us will bring diminishing returns. AI imitating us in the digital world isn't as much an issue as it's just pixels and code.
Your ai will look different than mine…the future is complete customization to individual desires.
This is truly the infancy of what is the greatest evolutionary leap in human history. Brace yourself…it’s going to be an incredible ride
The incessant hand movement is... hilarious. I associate it with CEOs who have something to hide.
To me it's just how folks talk. My dad literally couldn't tell stories without his hands moving. My sister's held them down and he couldn't continue. Different cultures my dude.
@@Trahloc No offense. I meant the blatantly fake hand movements of the AI's. Will probably improve over time.
Hah, I talk with my hands heaps, but REALLY notice when someone is doing it because they've been taught to 😂
@@Trahloc How to say you're Italian American without saying it.
it doesn't look fake. you are just calling it fake or finding reasons to call it fake because you know it's ai lol.
So what studies have found is that it’s possible for large language models to listen to TH-cam videos, and then add a comment about the video. You could potentially have an AI _commenting_ on a video generated by an AI.
Once the AI commenter has been trained on a meme dataset, its responses would never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna r *SYNTAX ERROR IN LINE 10*
Now I wonder if I already have gotten Rick rolled by an ai and just didn't know it.
Dead Internet Theory for the win.
THERE WE GO!!! THE RICKROLL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE IS STILL WORKING
We…are…all..gonna… DIE!
Someday yes, we all die. welcome to reality
Great line from predator!
Revati Nakshatra, you're already dead old friend. 🙏
TH-camrs gonna be replaced by automation.
@@eSKAone-
My entire channel already is, I haven't made a video about it, rather the a.i. did. 😂
to be clear, Wes Roth has never been seen in the same room as either of these real humans.
now they need to add chat conversation, so people listen to this can jump in the conversation like they are part of the podcast.
That's actually coming, that was how they presented it at Google I/O.
Saw a demo awhile back where they demo doing that with the user pushing a "jump in" button and joined the conversation to ask questions.
This is an amazing idea!
That is clearly the next step. Chat with your math book or your tax declaration and let it explain itself to you until you get it.
Can't wait to be part of the conversation I prompted. Sounds intriguing.
10:30 the video lip sync is amazingly good too - Google just desperately needs to add a voice clone function, I need a Darth Vader option.
I hope AI comes up with a plan for how humans adjust to the future. Cause it doesn’t seem like there’s a human with one. How is anyone supposed to know what’s real on the internet a year from now?
Someone has a plan for that.
Read point #1 from the Georgia Guide Stones.
Its going to be real easy. Nothing will be real. Lol. Or like .01% will be.
@@Me__Myself__and__Inothing is real and nothing to get hung about...
How do I know that you are not an AI agent doing comments? Most likely your just an AI agent.
This is why Elon Musk sue Open AI because if AGI come out, it can create future that didn't need human in it.
Try putting in a transcript of a video that talks about conspiracy theories, such as the fact that the earth is flat, and stuff like that that you can find on TH-cam. You would think that the AI would make a podcast validating the information, but instead, the podcast criticizes these theories in an even elegant way.
How do you know, did you try that?
At least every week there is a massive breakthrough in AI. The speed of advancement is crazy.
Funny huh? It's almost like they have this tech all lined up already. All they had to wait for is public acceptance and a crisis.
Then the world will never be the same, ever again.
Terence Mckenna's transcendental object at the end of time - looms.
Probably more like the speed at which it’s revealed to the masses. The masses are usually the last to know and at rates the owners feel is optimal
@@kellydoyle You'd be surprised. When I studied at the university, our Math teacher taught us the companies like IBM hold back technology from the public for at least 20 years. More recently, ChatGPT 5.0 will be given to the US Government, meaning it already exists. So, if you want to be the best, and you're just a "normal civilian", then you need to rely on your self, unless you have a lot of money or a lot of powerful friends.
This is what happens when you have actual competition. If it was just only Google only Apple or only Microsoft, the progress would be halted so hard. That's why it's sad that we already have so many monopolies on things we use everyday. TH-cam doesn't have any actual real competitors so it can do all sorts of lame stuff and progress slowly and not need to worry about it.
The lipsync is off, but this is scary good.
That is a really cool use of AI tech. Turning documents into a podcast. An unexciting document becomes interesting and easier to understand and remember when it is turned into a podcast.
What? Video like this is for stupid people. Video is linear and takes forever. Smart people can take text in instantly. Non linear.
This is amazing. The only thing we need now is a generative AI model that creates ambient noise in the background while the AI avatars are speaking. That little bit of extra realism would make these videos feel truly authentic.
I consider myself very tech savvy. Grew up programming basic on my C64 and has kept up ever since.
This is like 1-2 steps away from me not being able to tell if it's real. Put the characters in a podcast studio, tweak the dialog a bit and pick avatars and voices that go together, and I'm not sure I could tell
Fellow C64 enthusiast here, you're right, it's getting close.
same here, C64 then Amiga assembler :) I bet in the future we will be able to tell its AI, coz it's going to be so much better than what 99% of people could produce 😁
Same. Taught myself 6502 machine code on the C64 (6510 CPU) well enough to write a game like Scramble. It changed the way I think, and led me to, over the past 40 years, speculate that AI will take over sooner than we think. Funny how my old friends are bringing that up with me now.
I'm not afraid. The transition will be rough, but worth it.
if you think about how it played out with photoshop, and how shockingly good midjourney looked at first but now we can just kind of _tell_ it's AI in most cases... i think we've probably got a long progression of it improving and us honing in on the new tells... but yea it'll probably get indistinguishable eventually
@@BestLifeECigarette but then it can also mask itself
Uncanny valley just lost the "Un"
And remember - if this is what we the public are allowed to see, then the military and Intelligence Services have tech that's at least 20 years more advanced.
They have anti-gravity vehicles currently. Once revealed to the public (like the stealth planes were) we will be using that tech in air passenger travel.
"What seems impossible today, might be as normal as your smartphone tomorrow." I like that quote!
True. People from my generation (I'm 50) have grown up without this, we just had primitive phones in our pocket when we were teens. I was one of the rare ones to actually have a computer at home, at a time there was barely any even in workplaces. I was one of the early adopter of internet, at a time when most people didn't have a clue of its existence.
Today, everybody has a full-blown computer with internet access in the pocket, and that's normal.
I'm always awed by how much progress has been made just during my own life span. And it's only half a century, a ridiculously short time frame compared to the history of mankind. Makes me wonder what's in stock for us for the next 50 years. Or how this period of time will be refered to by our descendants in a far future.
Everyone is so desperate to make the same joke about the video animations, but maybe focus on the AI "podcast" portion which seems to be an amazing system for learning.
I just threw up a quick pdf from some tax certificate document and it created a 16 min audio that was freaking unreal.. a lot of folks are missing how incredible this truly is. lol not just learning but I dare say this can be monetized maybe use it in faceless videos lol
But you also start to question... What is the point of learning anymore? Besides for our own entertainment.
@@martinkarlsson106 Do you think so? I have always learned out of interest. Only if you have a level of understanding you are able to appreciate certain things. Do you really want to become a vegetable?
No thanks.
@@martinkarlsson106
Curiosity and self improvement. The more you know about the world the more fully you can live. Without knowledge you are limited to basic animal pleasures like food and sex.
I don't think the LLM accurately conveyed what the ARK paper was saying. It's not that the robot has to be 5% better than a human to be an economical investment, they said it only has to improve the productivity of another human by 5%, so human + robot produces 105% of what human alone produces, to be economical. Those are very different ideas. However, I would expect the average lay person podcast to make the same mistake.
I'm curious if an "expert" LLM (investment expert?, not sure), would pick up on that?
Was looking for that comment. Thanks. I knew the interpretation didn't make sense.
Unbelievably great time to be alive !
to be replaced and made obsolete you mean
And a scary time
you really think it's exciting to never know if the person talking at you is an actual person or not? Or whether art or music was made by an actual person?
To have to realize you've been carrying on "conversations" in forums or comment sections with nothing but bots? That doesn't excite me.
I don't want to live in a world where we will be bombarded by content like that.
Put your phone down !
💯%
Lmao the flying pen!s in the background. I love GenAI.
It’s funny you brought up UBI halfway through. I’ve been testing o1 with a pretty technical UBI related project.
So while watching your video I grabbed my latest draft, went to Notebook and generated almost 10 minutes of audio in one click with zero prompting or input other than the draft document itself.
The results were pretty impressive. Only two minor and relatively logical/accurate hallucinations, and somewhat mid-focused in areas. But pretty incredible first attempt, especially since like I said, no direction or input was given - I just pasted 20 pages of text into notebook (losing most of the formatting), and hit the load button, came back and watched the video for another minute, went back to Notebook and there it was.
Learn to garden folks, ‘cuz not many of us will have jobs in 10 years 😂
Millions will be too busy trying to find edible food in garbage cans while the top top percent of AI revolutionaries use AI powered mass surveillance, digital currency with all of your info on a block chain, autonomous policing systems, etc to repress the rest of us. Sounds like fun huh.
you'd think AI could infer and infill the ambience of the soundscape context the voice exist within, so doesn't sound so disconnected from the visuals. Also since AI can already infer quality of vocal timbre from face recognition, they could align that aspect better too...
In the end, the most important things were the AI friends we mad along the way...
Lol you mad
Okay... this is solidly uncanny valley for me..
Well, I think you have to admid that it has improved over the last few years.
Soon we will see people being told a real video of a person is AI-generated and people like this will be claiming to be creeped out by the uncanny valley effect. Fact is, this is across the valley and on the other side.
@@JohnSmith762A11B nah man, that shit was weird as hell to watch. i absolutely believe it will become indistinguishable with time, but _this_ was not indistinguishable _at all_
Wess should trademark his voice. It has an air of credibility with the content to back it up. The thing is, he doesn't sound like he looks. He sounds like an aging Chad CEO Stanford grad. He looks like just about anybody: cop, chef, NYC hot dog vendor, limo owner/driver etc. My top 3 channels for sure. Thank you Wess. Keep it up! 🙂
I want them to be adversarial left-brain, right-brain. Good cop, bad cop. Not just yes-men to outlandish ideas. Maybe it could be dialed in.
Dialectical
Diabolical
To be honest I dunno why I want these things, perhaps it’s because I want to not use as intended, whatever it is that it’s intended for. Like, instead of a podcast duo in the demo walking forwards and backwards it could be something funny, like Beavis and Butthead like all the zany inputs that you give it something kind of funny and usable as content; its rather sterile.
Wow! I wish I had all this tech in 2020. Just me though.. and no one else would know ;-)
Hard to not notice the giant data centers in your backyard that are required to “have” this tech by yourself
@@therollerlollerman Hey it’s my fantasy, so I’ll put them in your backyard.
I now have developed Tourette's after watching the AI podcast animation
Just make sure the "U" stands for _Unconditional_ instead of _Universal._
Otherwise we know what kind of conditions will apply :/
Words are extremely important.
Are they overlaying the faces over existing video? It seems that the video underneath loops forwards and backwards and the hands/fingers seem far too consistent, even for the best image models
I hope
AI is already replacing humans in one particular field, software engineering. There are already almost zero opportunities for recent graduates to be hired as entry level programmers.
I don't really agree with this. I'm a developer and we still employ juniors.
Ai is not replacing us yet, just making our life easier.
Although, it has become harder for recent graduates it doesn't mean it's impossible.
But, the real problem is that recent graduates are actually dumber, because of AI. Last time I interview a master degree in computer science, not having a code editor on is computer for a technical interview. And when I gave her a the task to do her first question, was can I use AI.
Those people will never get a job in tech, because they don't have the basics in place, even though they are master degree.
Back in my day we didn't have ai,so it was a lot harder to learn, but it stick to us.
Now is the time to reveal that your deep timbre is AI
He's using AI second puberty to get that Thor effect. 😂
mind blown af.
I need to do this with my own work.
I've been trying to explain my thoughts in videos myself but I am way better at researching and writing.
These video avatars plus NotebookLM is where I am transitioning.
Daily reminder that we're still at bottom of the S curve.
Nobody knows where we are.
@@eSKAone- while that's true, i think there are a lot of things suggesting that we are early.. changes are happening fast, new things are coming out every week, and there are many paths forward for improvement. er, i mean of the technology.. not talking about hype cycle. the hype is noise. i'd say more but youtube comments is not the right place for serious discussion..
When’s it gonna be monetized tho
@@SigFigNewton i predict the trillions of dollars being spent on data centers right now never yield profits to cover the cost... this despite the fact that i believe "AI" will be at least as transformative as the internet has been... they're just spending too much money too speculatively. the tech overlords thinks this race is for the whole game.. whoever wins wins the whole economy, they think.
Okay, so voice-wise, we're there. We already can't tell between real and artificially generated, nice - I love living in dystopia.
UBI may be a necessity once AI and robotics really start hitting the job market.
One of the questions to be pondered is whether the decision-makers will feel it should be adopted and then whether they will sanction its deployment.
History shows that the needs and wants of the masses are often, ahem, "overlooked" by the ruling class's desires.
The argument that people will need money in order for the rich to stay rich hinges on the current economic model, which could be replaced and actioned outside of UBI, with significantly less world population and with the resulting fall in consumption of scarce resources.
Just thinking out loud...
You are correct. Robots look like a solution for companies to make more money, but if you extrapolate a few years along this path, it's a race to the bottom. Robots don't buy products or use services like a human does. If every worker gets replaced by a robot, then the companies need to share the productivity increases with all the human workers. But they never do that because stock shareholders always want more money, so soon in this cycle no one will be able to afford even the new lower cost products and the whole economy stagnates and implodes. So it's Universal Basic Income or literally nothing.
And you my friend understand what is coming. People overestimate their worth. You are as replaceable as the horse when the car came along. No one will engage me on this - what I think is obvious - train of thought. All people I know (besides you) seem to be under mass psychosis. 😂
@@Mavrik9000absolutely not true. they use robots they have created through your labour to hold a gun and point it at you and your family and use other robots to farm and mine what THEY need. You simply do not need people or economics. The rich are psychopaths with clever outward facing masks.
@@Mavrik9000 There will be massive deflation which arrives rapidly. This will be offset by massive tax hikes to pay for universal healthcare, universal housing and UBI. So people will be buying a new car for 1000 dollars but only make 5K a year net after taxes. So things will still be relative. Still everyone having a home and health is pretty nice.
The reflection in the glass on the wall at the back of the gym, the ceiling fan, the leaves on the plants... we have reached the limit where we can no longer clearly distinguish what is reality and what is not
Walking seems to be a glitch in the video generation. It's amazing but suddenly reverses. Other than that and occasional glitch it would have fooled me if I didn't already know it was ai.
Who’s going to buy all the stuff manufactured by robots if we’re all unemployed?
I paid ai to watch this for me while also creating a list of youtube shorts for my avatar to appear in. Now i will recursively scale the process….
Hahahahah😂
Congratulations, you're an AI god now.
Google can never impress me, not after the way they treat the Google Assistant.
Damn that was immersive! I watched the whole thing. UBI! UBI! UBI! 😭
lol nice!
Inflation inflation inflation Lol they need to train the models on some Austrian economics books.
@YouLoveMrFriendly exactly, we just need regular welfare and less trickle down so inflation slows down.
EVERYONE WILL HAVE A GENIUS EXPERT IN EVERY FIELD. Hospitals will change forever with AI avatar helpers.
Me: Totally Ai... Yawn.
Also me: wait. That is ai isn't it?
Also me: oh yes. Of course. I knew that.
Also me: wait. Is that both AI??
This is absolutely groundbreaking for education and for technical reports, papers, books etc. Someone should try it with War and Peace, or Ulysses!
This is the craziest shit ever T-T
IMAGINE being back in school and asking it to teach you chemistry in podcast form LMAO
It even says like and subscribe at the end
The next step is feeding it your math book or your tax declaration, have a chat with it and let it explain itself to you until you get it.
This is a major upgrade. I think i used Notebook a couple days ago and it was bare-bones.
Wow. Watched the whole thing
I used it for my new book "Uniting Hearts, Igniting Change :The Journey of Connection" and it gave me a 20 minute deep dive which was absolutely fantastic - went through an entire complex content and made it accessible for readers + made a great advert. It *needs* British voices as an option.
Why is she walking backwards? 3:20
Simple, they are just changing the face, rest of the video is real. So when the video came to the end and they still needed to continue, they simply reversed and continued from there. 10:50 is same.
Torn ... 🤔Wes could you please hold up a newspaper with print on it and flick a few pages (close up) in your next video, so we humans can check if you are 'real' in your video casting. 😊
haha! yeah, I had a whole segment a while back on how humans will verify they are human.
so far the only thing AI refuses to do is say really offensive stuff, so that might be the 'captcha' of the future.
I’m a marketer and am about to test out “Hey Gen”. Doing everything I can to be ahead, or at least not consumed, by the AI wave. Great video. Thanks!
are we that different from AI tho?
Yes. Lol
Plot Twist: Wes has been one this whole time.
😅 no.... no. nothing to see here.
All I can hear is Huberman. I can’t decide whether I like the banter or not. On one hand they wasted a ton of time not actually saying anything. But on the other hand, the banter ritual at the start of podcasts really does set the tone in a natural way.
Hold my virtual notepad, I got this! Here's the breakdown:
1. Explore AI-powered games to experience the future of gaming.
2. Assess if your industry has high labor costs and repetitive tasks.
3. Learn new skills to stay ahead of automation in your field.
4. Embrace change and adaptability in the evolving job market.
5. Stay informed about robotics and automation advancements.
thats literally it!
LMAO, it's over, AI will be a few dozen steps ahead of humanity without trying. All tech, jobs will be replaced. All manual jobs, robots and machines will do better, and more efficiently. Humans have one advantage, and that is something I won't share. buwhahahhahaha...
I just made a notebook guide on AI in retail using 5 recent research papers.
It's really good but this exchange made me chuckle:
Guy: "We also need to acknowledge the elephant in the room, job displacement"
Girl: "Yeah the robots are coming for our jobs, it's like the oldest fear in the book"
It must be a very new book!
oh wow. this is getting scary. Ive been quite proud of myself for being able to identify, quite quickly, AI generated voice-overs using AI written scripts in TH-cam videos. There are certain tells in the way it reads text and doesn't quite match natural language.
But there were times in this example where the talking exchanges sounded very natural, and I was doubting my ability to be able to tell.
What's this going to be like in 2 years? 5 years, or 10 years?!
I thought my time would be over before I witnessed anything near this kind of tech, but here we are..
Proud😂 every kid could do it.
@@eSKAone- yeah probably, but at nearly 60 I thought I was doing OK.
They're deeply unsettling for me. I read lips a lot, which I didn't realise until so many people started to wear a mask. These things are lousy at convincing lip-synch.
@@CyberiusT oh yeah the masks. I never really thought about that with lip reading, that would be suddenly quite weird.
I guess I'm talking more about the audio, not so much the visuals which, although are very detailed representations of humans talking, don't really gel with the speech very well, like you are saying.
I wonder what further training and/or models need to be implemented to get a reliable, convincing talking person where someone like you would find it hard to tell? It's like a close, dynamic interplay between the waveform and the lip forms, not to mention all the other head, hands and body movements we make during speech.
Thanks for replying!
I think an important point here is also that what is released is usually a poor representation of where the tech actually is.
Between the various leaders in this space, the tech is already a lot better than this.
This is just what the plebes get to play with.
My guess is Google isn’t gonna tell us how much fresh water each generation wastes or how much power it requires.
Great! Now I can not trust nothing......
Hi human. There's nothing to worry. You can trust me.😄
Those hand gestures and facial expressions are truly meme worthy.
Is the stock market actually getting better or is this the Election time manipulation to entice new investors, I'm currently sitting on an inheritance of 300k and i'm wondering do I invest in stocks or Gold?
buy bitcoin! it is decentralized and most secure, thus healthy competition among many miners
market crash is inevitable, but there are actually strategies to mitigate risk and profit consistently, tho such executions are usually carried out by investment experts
Agreed, people often underestimate the role of financial advisors. Over 50 years of data reveal that those who work with advisors typically earn more than those who do it alone. I've been fortunate to work with one for 5 years now, resulting in a million portfolio.
i'm blown away! mind sharing more info please? i am a young adult living in Miami where i've encountered several millionaires, and my goal is to become one as well
*Layan Talia Chokr* is the licensed advisor I use. Just google the name and you'd find basic info. To be honest, I almost didn't buy the idea of letting someone handle growing my finance, but so glad I did.
Of all the things about the AI wave that get me excited, VR/AR gaming, simulations, and the advancement of that technology has got to be #1.
I think we’re in real trouble if Grok doesn’t win the ai race.
Are you kidding me? Elon is right up there with ConOld regarding the people we can trust least. Two uber power-hungry monsters.
We are not in control. We can not stop. Humanity is its own animal. Competition between nations and corporations makes everyone step on the gas pedal full throttle.
This is inevitable. Biology is only 1 step of evolution.
So just chill out and enjoy life 💟🌌☮️
@@TrumpGotFired Doubtful, Elon wants more humans, The other lot want depopulation and will do anything to achieve it.
The guy who has concentrated so much power that he dares threaten a supreme court judge? Who asks why anyone hasn't shot the VP yet? Who spreads conspiracy theories on his platform? Yeah what a saviour!
The key for computers to pass the Turing test is for them to sound like they don't know what they are talking about in conversation. Mission accomplished.
Ok Google you did it, I am Impressed.
I'm impressed that all four characters' hands were well produced... gestures were a bit much at times, but they didn't have 6 fingers or a claw.
Watch the treadmill girl's hands. Still plenty of tells. They'll get better soon enough though.
Insane! It's basically production ready for advertisement. Try giving it some promo material yourself, it's like a teleshopping segment, and I'm 100% sure many people would never know it's artificial. It has those "mildly amusing jokes", and "wow Horst the pan has a handle??!!" moments, really impressive.
3:49 ahhhhhh!! it's a horror film now
I just started using this feature. It is definitely a game changer.
Cool vid. You forgot to include the HeyGen link btw.
Google stole this idea from an AI app service called Recast. Recast just announced they are shutting down (I’m not surprised why)
I love how there are hundreds of window washing platforms dropping outside his office window
If you thought Google having Ai was scary... Yeah, Tencent...
Dom Williams, CEO of ICP said "People and organizations increasingly self hosting AI to prevent confidential data leaking. It will be a big deal that shared models and vector/control databases hosted on Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) are immune to cyber attacks, preventing data exfiltration" will be further announced right now at huge Blockchain Event going on in Singapore in September.
Top class, middle class, robot class, poor class, wtf just happened class
The concept of class is coming to its end. Well, except in Great Britain, maybe.
This is actually shocking!
Oh man, with the amount of time I spend listening to podcasts this could definitely be how I spend the bulk of the next decade
The funny thing is that Discover Daily from perplexity is probably the best podcast on AI
I initially found the fan in the background a nice touch, then I noticed it spinning in both directs from one shot to the next.
Even though the voices didn't match the appearance, scene, and expected background noise, I do prefer the video vs just audio alone.
Actually, I got a 16 minute podcast from it on this rather large Research paper (~100 pages 1.5 line spacing) I've been working on for the past 2 years. And it absolutely fucking nailed it - didn't miss a single thing with it, it was wild how well it read the entire thing. The emotions they put in and where they showed that emotion or the different tone of voice or whatever you'd say. Fucking wild stuff, and all of it is free. Pretty fucking cool
Video was published 2 hours ago, four minutes in the video I
and i paused it and checked out the tool. used AI to create my album covers and my podcast title description and content. It is now running on Spotify and Apple podcast with the first episode already on, lol thats crazy
I'll do my best to avoid it.