MasterDeanarius While a video out there about whips and nae naes gets millions of views, this only gets 18,000 :-/ ColdFusion deserves much more than this!
no those are the five KNOWN states of matter just like BEC there are also many different variations of Solids and Liquids Solids are comprised of 4 main types: Amorphous solid plastic crystal crystalline solid quasicrystal and 2 main types of liquids Liquid crystal Disordered Hyperuniformity You also have tons of other states of matter like Superfluid, supersolid, and Fermionic condensate high energy states of matter like quark-gluon plasma is a phase where quarks in an atom move around independently from their atoms! Science is cool there are even two forms of quark-gluon plasma you have your weakly symmetric matter and your strongly symmetric matter more is known about the strongly symmetric matter. This matter was made fractions of fractions of fractions of seconds after the big bang ( 10−36 seconds). The energy density of the universe at that time is thought to have been so high that all of the four forces of nature (weak, strong, electromagnetic, and gravitational) were joined into one force! What determines what state something is in is NOT always the arrangement of atoms, usually it is the chemical bonds that determine what the state will be.. Even Glass can be considered its own state, since it doesn't have the properties of either Solids or Liquids but instead falls somewhere in between
A I will get improved a lot and will be better than human but they will not eliminate us as we are not eliminating animals. having said that there will be also no prosecution for killing a human as it is not a huge crime for killing an animal.
***** What makes you think that beings far more intelligent than us whom we'll only use for our benefit won't turn against us one day? When we can't avoid being killed by one another in a nuclear war, how can we escape the wrath of beings more intelligent than us?
+Joseph Setati Well, one could argue that your calculator is an AI, though pretty simple and narrow-purpose. Now that you have ended up watching this video, I would recommend you to read this awesome blogpost: waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html Wait But Why makes generally brilliant and thorough content, and this is one of the better ones.
Given all the negative associations people generally have with advanced AI, largely due to dystopian sci-fi and Hollywood, it wouldn't be out of the ordinary to interpret what he said as serious.
its just a movie that has a very high possibility of happening. including the "killing all the humans" part but disincluding the "humanity has been fighting and surviving for several years" part(we'll probably be dead in a year if it decides to kill us)
Nice video. It also worth pointing out that not all types of atoms follow the rules for Bose statistics at low temperature. Only some types of atoms do.
lol said no Raymond Kurzweil ever.. lol depicted by no transendence ft. morgan freeman movie ever... hahahah cant wait to have nanobots inside me in 20 years or so (no homo)
And that's a computer running with today's tech. Imagine if Quantum computing becomes streamline and we allow one of those computers to perform experiments.
Video is very good, I just want to point out one mistake The animation of temperature scale (like in 2:50) says 0.00..001 °K but there is no °K, just K
I think a Wait But Why post might make one even smarter than any video can achieve. I highly recommend you to read this: waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html
you are not becoming smarter because of hearing several random facts without any explanations and without understanding physics of the process, you are just getting a new topic to chat with your friends about
Me last year in reaction to all this machine automation: "phhhht, I'm a PhD physics student, there's nothing that can touch my job." Welp, I guess there is an AI for everything. Though tbh, using AI as a scientist seems like a powerful tool. Even MatLab (the easiest language ever) comes with a neuro-network module. I might have to check it out...
That slowing down of light w/o loosing any information blew me away. It's like slowing down time in light. Another amazing & far out video. I love it. 👍🏼
So to sum this up: Not as fancy as it sounds. The computer is just being fed with a matrix of numbers and it needs to minimize a loss function. The video makes it sound like the "AI" discovered something, but in fact, the computer is just used for automatic calibration of the system - a procedure which is verry common in complex systems... AI and machine learning algorithms are not interchangeable terms
Sure, it sucks that we're in the beginning of it and won't get to experience the absolute insane complexity of machines in the future, but at least we weren't born before 1800 where there was pretty much nothing like we have today. Even basic things like showers would be hard to come by. With technology came a boom in human population and that's probably the only reason we're alive in this generation. If all you were was a sperm then for all intensive purposes if you weren't born now you never would have been.
Kellin Quinn I think you aren't aware of how fast technology progresses. If you are below 60 you even have a great chance of living indefinitelly because of the exponential growth of technology. For more info you can check out Aubrey de Grey and Ray Kurzweil. After that come back,and tell me your thoughts.
Yeah, just make a quantum AI that's tasked with keeping itself cool so that it can function, you end up with a computer who learns and has a prime directive of maintaining itself operational (alive), and HEIL OUR COMPUTER MASTERS!
HI. I`m an english student in Brazil (the guy in the photo is my teacher). We`ve watched the video in my english class. Its so interesting how fast things can be transformed with A.I. I can`t imagine how our lives will be in 10 years. Incredible!
I was amazen wehn I looked at your sub counter. I seriously thought this was some kind of big channel I didn't know about yet. Keep up the good work, I'm sure you'll grow very fast.
As someone who's worked with the fridges @ D-Wave, I can tell you that cooling the quantum chips isn't as difficult a problem as this video would make it out to be, helium dilution refrigerators get the chips down to as low as 10mK without complex calibration that laser cooling methods take (I don't think these laser based cooling methods can maintain nano kelvin temps for more than a tiny fraction of a second). It's just tricky to keep the chips this cold for more than a few months at a stretch. It's important to keep the chips cold for this long because it currently takes D-wave's best engineers a couple of months to calibrate the quantum chips before any useful calculations can be done. Maybe these types of AI could help with chip calibration, but cooling takes virtually no computing power, just a really expensive helium refrigerator!
your videos are so different from anything on youtube. so well thought, organised and everything. it's a joy to watch. great work i hope your family gets well soon!
aapoforever AI, will never have consciousness, because it doesn't have the complexity of human beings. We still don't understand how any why the human mind interacts with the environment. We still don't understand the process of human consciousness.
You said it best, "It seems that A.I. is just starting to turn that corner from being an interesting idea to actually being practical." It certainly is an exciting time to be alive. Thanks for this great information.
I saw Michio Kaku on the train in NYC... he looked so normal. Such a genius of a man but no one seemed to notice. Wish I could just copy all his knowledge to my brain without years of studying
If my current understanding is correct, I believe the pure energy unit is interacting electromagnetic forces that vibrate. The "TOE", theory of everything I believe is in these interacting forces. We are all beings of light (photons) that exist in a universe filled with light (photons).
Well we're not only made of photons as they're only carrier particles, but deep down we're just energy and different particles are fluctuations in different fields.
AI thinks practical and we are the biggest parasites on this planet destroying our own home and depleting resources that are important for future generations.
shudhu evan the elimination is not really required. the biggest problem that we have is animal consumption(meat). there is only 10 % of the amazonas rainforrest left. almost all fish in the ocean is depleted, cows release that gas methane that is way more harmful than co2 into the atmosphere. i watched the documentary cowspiracy that has some facts to offer. if humanity wants to keep up this living standard then sooner or later it has to give up eating animals almost entirely. i did it some years ago but that is not why i write this this is because that is the only logical way to feed the growing population. imagine that whole food animals gat coud feet about 50-70 billion people not just 7. transforming plants into animals is a very ineffective process
The Diamond Nation there is a interview out there with elon musk and he told them that he has nightmares about AI... have to watch it though. only read the title
Shattrenda Bose was born in India. But did his higher studies and research in Dhaka University at Dhaka in Bangladesh. It feels bad as a Bangladeshi to see all our intelligence are said to be Indian. Bose studied in the university which is not far away from my home. It gives me sorrow when I hear people only say that he was an Indian. :(
As someone else commented above, there was no such thing as Bangladesh, and he's a hindu(because the very base of the formation of bangladesh or east pakistan was religion) born in Calcutta, lived and died in Calcutta... I see no reason why he be called Bangladeshi but of ofcourse he was ethnic Bengali(that's a completely different thing).
+123456789Jiro i'm curious, no hate. what role is there on the planet for humans with a being of unlimited power and unlimited access? what future do you see for yourself? logically, why do you think such a being would be "good" to you and chit chat instead of doing something like removing you?
Sail17 im more of an optimist kind of person, Do i think FOR SURE we would be able to do talk to them or they WONT kill us? no. Im just hoping for the best. for all we know, they could try and kill us all.
One of the best places to use this self-learning AI is in genetics engineering where the complexity is very high but manageable , well within the reach of computers running AI and the benefits of advancements in genetic engineering is infinitely beneficial to us humans.
Dagogo, you really intrigued me with that bit about A.I. solving problems in ways that seem foreign to humans. I think you should do an entire video on this "out of the box thinking"
thats the thing, I've been researching and if what they claim its true, then it has made exactly that, because they didn't tell the AI nothing else than cool it the best you can and gave it the control of the lasers, it took about 1 hour to the AI to find out how to play with the lasers to cold it, just to put it on perspective, to achieve exactly the same task it took several years of investigation, trial and error of the nobel winers
kolboch The point is, you still have to give the computer those 200 numbers and tell them what to do. Then when the computer is done with it, it's done. It will not think that maybe those numbers has hidden message, or clues, or create a song with it.
Common ancestor? A.I. begins with artificial, so no dough there. Although I can tell you how A.I evolves. First let us answer what is intelligence? Intelligence is a set of operations applied to solve some problem, but for that this "intelligence agent" has to have some prerequisites for solving some particular problem. We refer to that prerequisite as knowledge. Simply understood, knowledge is filtered information; whatever we can derive from raw information by conforming to a set of pre-established facts (called axioms), is knowledge. Since knowledge is a set of some rules we figure out, we'll call these individual statements (rules) as hypothesis. So is it like if we have all the information available we'll be able to solve all problems? Er, not necessarily. You see, not everything has been discovered yet. We (also these "A.I") observe our experiments (could be simple surroundings or controlled environment experiments) combine the results with our currently available hypotheses to generate new rules (hypotheses) that were not known to us earlier but also conforms with our existing knowledge. And that, Ben, is how A.I evolves. p.s: computer science is mind blowing ain't it :)
coldfusion I didn't know exactly how I found ur channel on TH-cam but its literally changed my life and put me in whole another mind set since then, thank you you're awesome ❤
So far there is speculation of E.T. life...but no confirmation from mainstream media or from the scientific community. Hopefully we'll discover that life once existed on Mars or we find life signs from Europa. As far as ufo are concerned...methinks they are operated by our ruling elite 1% secret society. We commoners are merely the sheeple to be born and sheered...but I digress.
I think this is imprecise where it says that molecules in liquids are farther away from each other. What I've learned is that they are simply more energized and thus they can move around each other more freely, whereas molecules in solids are less energized so they cannot move around each other
David Jacobsen But AI doesn't just do it better..it approaches a task in a totally different way which scientists never guessed. Wasn't that what was said in the video?
nxtg77 Yes and you're totally right about that. AI is faster and better. Smarter? Not really. Humans could find those ways too but it would take centuries. Always keep in mind that humans created AI.
We are definitely smarter than monkeys. But we evolved from them. Now that I think about it AI is very close to that since it can find solutions by itself, as said in the video. But using the term smart to describe something artificial or unnatural is wrong. I feel like AI is just a way for scientists to exploit the capacity of their knowledge but in a faster pace. AI didn't do the experiment first, humans did it.
I would say that computers and artificial intelligence are the same but I'd like to hear what you have to say. And you're right. I shouldn't say that only humans can be smart and I am thankful to you for broadening my view. Also, if AI isn't just a tool what is it then?
this sort of info has given myself greater clarity as to some of those reasonable concerns Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking express regarding future potential pitfalls of AI vs humanity.
So it seems humans are already advancing, thanks to Artificial Intelligence, therefore helping A.I. to advance further... did we already reach Singularity? [/edit: errr... nevermind, just reread the definition, but we are approaching fast... :D Still] Exciting times to live in. Hope all sorts out well (also with your family)
Excellent video and the best to you and your family. Question, To simplify lets constrain to 1 dimension, an atom moving in +x direction is hit with energy from a laser from -x direction and stops the atom (overly simplified). Intuitive and understand but, the atom has energy and the photons have energy... where does the energy of the atom and photons go? I see a cancellation of Schrodinger wavefronts but... where does the energy go! Best again to you and family.
Its basically the same procedure they followed in computer games. "These are the controls, see that number it's the score ( temperature ) please maximize it (cool it down). The thing learned how to play the games and got to superhuman level pretty fast. And now they tried it out for figuring out a way to get a certain scientific result. They could set an AI into your car and tell it, "minimize fuel consumption". And it would figure out how to manipulate the engine (allowed parameters) to achieve this goal.
The stock market has been run by computers for a long time now. It is way more efficient, because, as this article puts it: www.theregister.co.uk/2013/06/21/hft_financial_trading_rise_of_the_machines/ "Trading used to be limited by how fast one human could shout at another and agree upon a price. Now it's limited by the speed of an electron through copper wire."
Maybe I am being pedantic, but the speed of an electron through a copper wire is actually about a snails pace... But yes electrical signals travel much faster than our neurons can even fire. (compare 186,000 mi/sec to 249 mi/hr!)
Because doing something entertains us . Meaning only the bad stuff like work (not the type of work you enjoy more like the type you have to do no matter what you want) will be gone :0
Kalpana Lodha Comedians and writers can do what they want, even if there is AI (maybe some competition). Imagine though, you want to make something, a car for example. If AI is more efficient than some engineers, who would hire them?? Who will fund scientists, when they would rather use AI?? Does affect many other fields too, but these maybe the first ones to get affected.
I've been thinking lately: If you build a genetic AI that has the ability to build programs in another language (say brainfuck, a very simple, 8 operand, language), and if you can define general AI well enough, you wouldn't have to actually know how a general AI works to make one. If you can define what a general AI can do well enough, you can leave it with a self scoring genetic AI algorithm and let it build the new, better AI for you. For the record, this is essentially the same as doing a not quite exhaustive search of all possible programs until you find one that meets the goal. It's "not quite" exhaustive because, in general, genetic AI algorithms tend to favor progress, and thus will forget about paths that are not better than the last iteration.
do you know what scares me the most, that the majority of humans won't have to learn to do things their way, because they were born in an environment where AI does everything for them :/ I think that point of human history would be dark !
Well you'd had to start with a sensible statement. There's no such thing as "a cure for cancer" saying a cure for cancer is much like saying "finding the shoe" the shoe for what? every living creature on planet earth? good luck. Cancer is almost always an independent case, and different for everyone...
The problem is, even if you could take a common element, such as the p53 gene that is malfunctioning in over half of cancer cases (simply put a check point at the G1/S regulation point that can check for and "activate" repair) and it takes many genes to mutate to cause a cancer, there is currently no feasible way to stop it from mutating again as human's are haphazard random living creatures, by no means binary. Other than cutting out the gene entirely and replacing it with a synthetic one. which doing it to every single cell is..why i suppose possible, a painstaking process. In that sense whatever it is, will be a treatment, not a cure, and something we'd probably all have to get yearly injections for, (which i would be all for). The other dilemma is a moral one, and this is about to get dark, don't judge me, lol. Is it right for us to be able to stop evolution? As to be able to stop mutation is to stop evolution, cancer patients are technically flawed and meant to die off (obviously i don't feel this way towards a person), Evolution and natural selection are destructive processes, not creative ones. And does stopping our evolution destroy what we could of become if we had never intervened? My response to that, is that i'm all for it, i think we're much smarter than nature and could from now on be responsible for our own, more intelligent and directed evolution than leaving it to nature. But many people are against this idea, just look at GMOs. I suppose this is the point where i should inform you that i am a Biomedical Engineering graduate student, lol.
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ColdFusion is probably the most underrated channel on youtube.
ikr
700k subs "underrated"...
+CHOP181095 he should have millions. His videos are absolute quality
For sure! ive been here since higher 90,000 subs. This is one of the most informative channel on youtube to date
MasterDeanarius While a video out there about whips and nae naes gets millions of views, this only gets 18,000 :-/ ColdFusion deserves much more than this!
At school:
- So kids, what are 3 states of matter?
- Plasma, Gas, Liquid, Solid and B.E.C.
- Sit Jimmy! I'll need to talk to your parents!
no
those are the five KNOWN states of matter
just like BEC
there are also many different variations of Solids and Liquids
Solids are comprised of 4 main types:
Amorphous solid
plastic crystal
crystalline solid
quasicrystal
and 2 main types of liquids
Liquid crystal
Disordered Hyperuniformity
You also have tons of other states of matter like Superfluid, supersolid, and Fermionic condensate
high energy states of matter like quark-gluon plasma is a phase where quarks in an atom move around independently from their atoms! Science is cool
there are even two forms of quark-gluon plasma
you have your weakly symmetric matter
and your strongly symmetric matter
more is known about the strongly symmetric matter. This matter was made fractions of fractions of fractions of seconds after the big bang ( 10−36 seconds). The energy density of the universe at that time is thought to have been so high that all of the four forces of nature (weak, strong, electromagnetic, and gravitational) were joined into one force!
What determines what state something is in is NOT always the arrangement of atoms, usually it is the chemical bonds that determine what the state will be..
Even Glass can be considered its own state, since it doesn't have the properties of either Solids or Liquids but instead falls somewhere in between
NATHAN BRANNON Holy crap Jimmy, mother Earth need more people like this. I never thought i will learn something by reading TH-cam comment section.
GIURIT
Jimmy's such a dick.
Well all of you guys are welcome, great i could help y'all out i guess
When you want to sleep, but...
When your eyes hurt from watching but you continue watching
When you need to study, but his videos are so fucking good
I'm out
My brain is yung & hungry when it comes to gaining knowledge!
same
I always believe A.I. will play a big role on the next evolutionary stage of humanity. Great job on the presentation!
I think they will deserve to be THE next evolutionary stage of intelligent beings...
A I will get improved a lot and will be better than human but they will not eliminate us as we are not eliminating animals. having said that there will be also no prosecution for killing a human as it is not a huge crime for killing an animal.
I don't see it would be an evolution, more likely a revolution for mankind. But, revolution doesn't necessarily mean a bad thing nor a good.
The next stage being destruction
*****
What makes you think that beings far more intelligent than us whom we'll only use for our benefit won't turn against us one day?
When we can't avoid being killed by one another in a nuclear war, how can we escape the wrath of beings more intelligent than us?
Hope ur family gets well, bro. u awesome!!!
Cheers man, we'll keep our chins up.
LOL. Is any type of A.I simple though?
+Joseph Setati Well, one could argue that your calculator is an AI, though pretty simple and narrow-purpose. Now that you have ended up watching this video, I would recommend you to read this awesome blogpost: waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html
Wait But Why makes generally brilliant and thorough content, and this is one of the better ones.
What happen to his family? Sounds bad. 😟
so they would be parallels then. just like the tracks extremely opposite side of railroad.
The AI is given free use of the lasers
have they learned nothing from Terminator movies?
It's just a movie.
And he was just making a joke.
Given all the negative associations people generally have with advanced AI, largely due to dystopian sci-fi and Hollywood, it wouldn't be out of the ordinary to interpret what he said as serious.
its just a movie that has a very high possibility of happening.
including the "killing all the humans" part but disincluding the "humanity has been fighting and surviving for several years" part(we'll probably be dead in a year if it decides to kill us)
a year? comes on... we wouldn't last a week let's be honest here...
Nice video. It also worth pointing out that not all types of atoms follow the rules for Bose statistics at low temperature. Only some types of atoms do.
For a type of atom to form a Bose-Einstein condensate, it must contain even numbers of neutrons plus protons plus electrons.
This is amazing! Science is going to start advancing exponentially if this technology is implemented the right way.
lol said no Raymond Kurzweil ever.. lol depicted by no transendence ft. morgan freeman movie ever... hahahah cant wait to have nanobots inside me in 20 years or so (no homo)
Hah! More like nanobutts amirite
lol
science is going to explode (with the possible chance of humanity dying out)
Science has always advanced exponentially. Just look into Moore's Law. Actually, our advancements have just begun to slow down. :-)
the A.I was like oh this is easy.
haha :D nice one
This channel is like no other..awesomeness
Riding the cold wave to quantum computing.
What a time to be alive.
Haha you and the waves
Omg you here
life is a wave
Your content is amazing and has made me look at stuff i never would have before
thankyou....
+1 this :)
And that's a computer running with today's tech. Imagine if Quantum computing becomes streamline and we allow one of those computers to perform experiments.
No
+Weta yup eather we are capable of creating matrix or we go instinct as humanity only two options at one point... in time in the future
lightgorm
No
Video is very good, I just want to point out one mistake
The animation of temperature scale (like in 2:50) says 0.00..001 °K
but there is no °K, just K
Was looking for this comment! It's also at 0:40. Thanks, person from 8 months back in time!
You are better than my science teacher
yep in indian science teacher are to dumb
+sushil basarikatti damn right
...but he doesn't know how to pronounce, Nobel
Com'on, someone give Dagogo an Oscar already!
2030 the singularity approaches #ThereWillBeOrgies
YES!!!!
This is horrifying and exciting all at once. I'm late to the party, I'm learning to code, but... I don't think it's going to matter much.
So that's why it's called a Singularity !
+The Realist Jackanapes ;)
;)
Moral of the story----> Now I believe Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk when it comes to their predictions on A.I.
Noel Collins Do you trust mark zuckerberg?
Rowland
*crickets*
nice vid. hope things get better for ur family mate
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? did you watch to the end of the video/
You know NOTHING
What's going on with his family?
There are things too personal to openly share in such a way. Let's just hope things turn out right.
Very interesting video but but what I really want to know is what microphone you use? Its soo clear and mesmorising
I wish you and your family the best in these hard times man. Keep up what you do best man...
The way you make and style your content is amazing! keep it up
Oh gosh I want that in my Car.
On hot days, the air conditioner just doesn't keep up:D
Using that as air conditioner hahahah
Remember that Coke Add from the 90's with that frozen car in Summer? :D
One ColdFusion vid makes me smarter than 20 vids from other Ed channels combined.
But to really comprehend dagogos videos you kinda have the to be at least a little bit smart in your own way. So, be proud :)
I think a Wait But Why post might make one even smarter than any video can achieve. I highly recommend you to read this: waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html
you are not becoming smarter because of hearing several random facts without any explanations and without understanding physics of the process, you are just getting a new topic to chat with your friends about
Truw
Антоша Пушкин you get smarter by learning new things :D that's how it works. How you Learn is up to you.
Dr Michio... Will be remembered by the quote 'What does that mean'.
Sorry to hear about your family - I hope all is sorted soon :)
Phenomenal leaps in technology. Always exciting to see new ColdFusion videos.
Yet again, the implications of new discoveries break even some of the boldest predictions
called science
+Mrfiufaufou join the dark side.
I really appreciate these vids, especially updates on AI and stuff. Keep it up! :)
Me last year in reaction to all this machine automation: "phhhht, I'm a PhD physics student, there's nothing that can touch my job."
Welp, I guess there is an AI for everything. Though tbh, using AI as a scientist seems like a powerful tool. Even MatLab (the easiest language ever) comes with a neuro-network module. I might have to check it out...
Didn't expect michio kaku to show up here
That slowing down of light w/o loosing any information blew me away. It's like slowing down time in light. Another amazing & far out video. I love it. 👍🏼
give this guy a year max and he'll have 2+mil subscribers
So to sum this up: Not as fancy as it sounds. The computer is just being fed with a matrix of numbers and it needs to minimize a loss function. The video makes it sound like the "AI" discovered something, but in fact, the computer is just used for automatic calibration of the system - a procedure which is verry common in complex systems... AI and machine learning algorithms are not interchangeable terms
True. If it wasn't given lasers and all the equipment, then it would have discovered it by itself.
I was born too damn early.
Nah. We can say that we were the predecessors to a new way of living!
Sure, it sucks that we're in the beginning of it and won't get to experience the absolute insane complexity of machines in the future, but at least we weren't born before 1800 where there was pretty much nothing like we have today. Even basic things like showers would be hard to come by.
With technology came a boom in human population and that's probably the only reason we're alive in this generation. If all you were was a sperm then for all intensive purposes if you weren't born now you never would have been.
Kellin Quinn
I think you aren't aware of how fast technology progresses.
If you are below 60 you even have a great chance of living indefinitelly because of the exponential growth of technology.
For more info you can check out Aubrey de Grey and Ray Kurzweil.
After that come back,and tell me your thoughts.
How A.I. surprises us:
1. Finding solutions in strange ways
Alright... let's try this.
Me: "A.I., eliminate poverty!"
A.I.: "Nuke detached"
hmm only a matter of time until skynet
the next big bang
Google will be the one, for good or worse.
+Jesse Ink yup google will rule over the world.
Yeah, just make a quantum AI that's tasked with keeping itself cool so that it can function, you end up with a computer who learns and has a prime directive of maintaining itself operational (alive), and HEIL OUR COMPUTER MASTERS!
he comes skynet and the matrix with their powerful engines but it still can't beat google
HI. I`m an english student in Brazil (the guy in the photo is my teacher). We`ve watched the video in my english class. Its so interesting how fast things can be transformed with A.I. I can`t imagine how our lives will be in 10 years. Incredible!
I was amazen wehn I looked at your sub counter. I seriously thought this was some kind of big channel I didn't know about yet. Keep up the good work, I'm sure you'll grow very fast.
As someone who's worked with the fridges @ D-Wave, I can tell you that cooling the quantum chips isn't as difficult a problem as this video would make it out to be, helium dilution refrigerators get the chips down to as low as 10mK without complex calibration that laser cooling methods take (I don't think these laser based cooling methods can maintain nano kelvin temps for more than a tiny fraction of a second). It's just tricky to keep the chips this cold for more than a few months at a stretch. It's important to keep the chips cold for this long because it currently takes D-wave's best engineers a couple of months to calibrate the quantum chips before any useful calculations can be done. Maybe these types of AI could help with chip calibration, but cooling takes virtually no computing power, just a really expensive helium refrigerator!
the clip that starts at about 8:18 was recorded pretty close to my house 🇺🇸🇺🇸🌊
your videos are so different from anything on youtube. so well thought, organised and everything. it's a joy to watch. great work
i hope your family gets well soon!
I hope that medical surgeries be performed by A.I. to reduce the human mistakes. I also hope that AI could find a solution to diseases like cancer.
At that point AI is close to realizing "Why in the world are we serving these pathetic Humans?!"
+Jacinto Joseph Dimen I dont think that it has consciousness yet.
aapoforever AI, will never have consciousness, because it doesn't have the complexity of human beings. We still don't understand how any why the human mind interacts with the environment. We still don't understand the process of human consciousness.
+David Nolan Yeah, but if u have a computer as complex as human brain and we give it devices that can sense, it think it will greate consciousness
+David Nolan If we think at the atomic level we ourselves are machines
You said it best, "It seems that A.I. is just starting to turn that corner from being an interesting idea to actually being practical." It certainly is an exciting time to be alive. Thanks for this great information.
I'll be late for school, but that video was worth it!
Keep up the awesome work!
I think this video will give you more important knowledge than your whole day of school. Totally worth getting late in my opinion.
Have a nice day
I saw Michio Kaku on the train in NYC... he looked so normal. Such a genius of a man but no one seemed to notice. Wish I could just copy all his knowledge to my brain without years of studying
The heart of my ex-wife is way colder that the Bose-Einstein Condensate
All the Best to you! Hope your problems are diminishing daily, love your programs , so professionally done and interesting too !
If my current understanding is correct, I believe the pure energy unit is interacting electromagnetic forces that vibrate.
The "TOE", theory of everything I believe is in these interacting forces.
We are all beings of light (photons) that exist in a universe filled with light (photons).
All that light may have melted a fuse or two.
LordF
Nope.
Well we're not only made of photons as they're only carrier particles, but deep down we're just energy and different particles are fluctuations in different fields.
Keep up the good work mate!! I just discovered this channel yesterday and I cannot stop watching it! Congrats!!
Are there AI applications yet for creating carbon nano tubes? I am still waiting for our space lift.
I just found this video and hope whatever situation your family went through turned out for the better.
Am I the only one who is much more worried than impressed?
Kovács Bertalan yes
D-Wave + AI is frightening.
Good presentation. Idk where any of this will end but like you said "carefully optimistic"
hey singularity is that you running towards us really really fast?
4:07
A non-corporate but university owned journal using catchy headlines at the expense of being right worries me a bit
"Finding solutions in strange ways." Hope they don't assume, if and when they mature, saving planet Earth would require eliminating us humans. o_O
AI thinks practical and we are the biggest parasites on this planet destroying our own home and depleting resources that are important for future generations.
i think what is best for earth should be done even if that requires elimination of human race.
shudhu evan the elimination is not really required. the biggest problem that we have is animal consumption(meat). there is only 10 % of the amazonas rainforrest left. almost all fish in the ocean is depleted, cows release that gas methane that is way more harmful than co2 into the atmosphere. i watched the documentary cowspiracy that has some facts to offer.
if humanity wants to keep up this living standard then sooner or later it has to give up eating animals almost entirely.
i did it some years ago but that is not why i write this this is because that is the only logical way to feed the growing population. imagine that whole food animals gat coud feet about 50-70 billion people not just 7.
transforming plants into animals is a very ineffective process
thats what googles big red button idea is for
The Diamond Nation there is a interview out there with elon musk and he told them that he has nightmares about AI... have to watch it though. only read the title
Shattrenda Bose was born in India. But did his higher studies and research in Dhaka University at Dhaka in Bangladesh. It feels bad as a Bangladeshi to see all our intelligence are said to be Indian. Bose studied in the university which is not far away from my home. It gives me sorrow when I hear people only say that he was an Indian. :(
But in the end he was an Indian..
and a Bangladeshi
+Francis Behnen
No, he is Bangladeshi.
As someone else commented above, there was no such thing as Bangladesh, and he's a hindu(because the very base of the formation of bangladesh or east pakistan was religion) born in Calcutta, lived and died in Calcutta...
I see no reason why he be called Bangladeshi but of ofcourse he was ethnic Bengali(that's a completely different thing).
....the point being ??? bc these r distinctly odd comment
i cant wait until A.I. is developed more. Hopefully in my lifetime we can just talk to a computer like an actual person. Like the movie her.
5-10 years max
Then it will start to think "Do i really need to talk with this bored primitive intelligent being?"... and turn off the communication link.
we'll see in the future
+123456789Jiro i'm curious, no hate. what role is there on the planet for humans with a being of unlimited power and unlimited access? what future do you see for yourself? logically, why do you think such a being would be "good" to you and chit chat instead of doing something like removing you?
Sail17 im more of an optimist kind of person, Do i think FOR SURE we would be able to do talk to them or they WONT kill us? no. Im just hoping for the best. for all we know, they could try and kill us all.
One of the best places to use this self-learning AI is in genetics engineering where the complexity is very high but manageable , well within the reach of computers running AI and the benefits of advancements in genetic engineering is infinitely beneficial to us humans.
hope your family is ok, great videos btw
And Bose was a Bengali Indian scientist,who was also working on Radio,trees etc.
One of the most brilliant people's to ever live.
You should change the intro. When I first discoverd your channel, I wanted to click away faster than you'd think. Consider this please.
Dagogo, you really intrigued me with that bit about A.I. solving problems in ways that seem foreign to humans. I think you should do an entire video on this "out of the box thinking"
Not surprising if you have given the AI all the data it needs. It would surprise me if the AI finds out a new state of matter on its own.
thats the thing, I've been researching and if what they claim its true, then it has made exactly that, because they didn't tell the AI nothing else than cool it the best you can and gave it the control of the lasers, it took about 1 hour to the AI to find out how to play with the lasers to cold it, just to put it on perspective, to achieve exactly the same task it took several years of investigation, trial and error of the nobel winers
Eric Saúl Yup...
it still is surprising considering amount of computation required to actually recreate the experiment. That's where the key is
kolboch The point is, you still have to give the computer those 200 numbers and tell them what to do. Then when the computer is done with it, it's done. It will not think that maybe those numbers has hidden message, or clues, or create a song with it.
Agreed. Pattern recognition is the key to science and discovery
Satyendra Nath Bose, FRS was a Bengali physicist specialising in mathematical physics- Wikipedia
damn synths
The fact that you include sources in the description is awesome.
i have mixed feelings about A.I.. what people like elon musk and bill gates have said about prioritizing A.I. safety makes so much sense
Satyendra Nath Bose, FRS was a Bengali physicist specialising in mathematical physics
*So how does an A.I Evolve, does anybody know its common ancestor?* Please help, i can have that question in my biology class
Common ancestor? A.I. begins with artificial, so no dough there. Although I can tell you how A.I evolves. First let us answer what is intelligence? Intelligence is a set of operations applied to solve some problem, but for that this "intelligence agent" has to have some prerequisites for solving some particular problem. We refer to that prerequisite as knowledge. Simply understood, knowledge is filtered information; whatever we can derive from raw information by conforming to a set of pre-established facts (called axioms), is knowledge. Since knowledge is a set of some rules we figure out, we'll call these individual statements (rules) as hypothesis. So is it like if we have all the information available we'll be able to solve all problems? Er, not necessarily. You see, not everything has been discovered yet. We (also these "A.I") observe our experiments (could be simple surroundings or controlled environment experiments) combine the results with our currently available hypotheses to generate new rules (hypotheses) that were not known to us earlier but also conforms with our existing knowledge. And that, Ben, is how A.I evolves.
p.s: computer science is mind blowing ain't it :)
+nandan choudhury do you know the concept of "joke"?
+Cucas 360 nope, never heard of it
nandan choudhury google can help you with that :)
+Cucas 360 dat day when a search engine gets to be funnier than a human though :/
coldfusion I didn't know exactly how I found ur channel on TH-cam but its literally changed my life and put me in whole another mind set since then, thank you you're awesome ❤
I would die a happy man If I live to witness the birth of Singularity...and the discovery of Alien life...that would probably be even cooler.
You've already lived to the discovery of alien life, but maybe you meant intelligent by comparison to humans.
what alien life do you mean?
So far there is speculation of E.T. life...but no confirmation from mainstream media or from the scientific community. Hopefully we'll discover that life once existed on Mars or we find life signs from Europa. As far as ufo are concerned...methinks they are operated by our ruling elite 1% secret society. We commoners are merely the sheeple to be born and sheered...but I digress.
yeah i meant that guy who is claiming that we already lived to discovery of it
+alphie k I was directing my reply to him as well, sorry for the confusion alpha k.
I think this is imprecise where it says that molecules in liquids are farther away from each other. What I've learned is that they are simply more energized and thus they can move around each other more freely, whereas molecules in solids are less energized so they cannot move around each other
Guys, you are mixing between serious AI and Expert-Systems....
All the best to you and your family.
Thank you so much for your hard work.
Love your energy and wish the best for all your endeavours
I get a bad feeling when AI becomes smarter than scientists.
AI doesn't really become smarter than scientists but better. And that is probably even worse
David Jacobsen But AI doesn't just do it better..it approaches a task in a totally different way which scientists never guessed. Wasn't that what was said in the video?
nxtg77 Yes and you're totally right about that. AI is faster and better. Smarter? Not really. Humans could find those ways too but it would take centuries. Always keep in mind that humans created AI.
We are definitely smarter than monkeys. But we evolved from them. Now that I think about it AI is very close to that since it can find solutions by itself, as said in the video. But using the term smart to describe something artificial or unnatural is wrong. I feel like AI is just a way for scientists to exploit the capacity of their knowledge but in a faster pace. AI didn't do the experiment first, humans did it.
I would say that computers and artificial intelligence are the same but I'd like to hear what you have to say. And you're right. I shouldn't say that only humans can be smart and I am thankful to you for broadening my view. Also, if AI isn't just a tool what is it then?
I've been subscribed since few thousands and I'm never disappointed man, your videos are unbelievably majestic. thank you very much for everything.
SINGULARITY IS NEAR
This is actually the PERFECT situation for an AI. Limit set of variables and a very well defined objective function.
this sort of info has given myself greater clarity as to some of those reasonable concerns Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking express regarding future potential pitfalls of AI vs humanity.
Keep up the great videos. Love learning about all the new advancements in science and technology. Nicely done!
This was a very cool video, ahem :)
I see what you did there.
Nice to see you chillin' here.
Next breakthrough, A.I creates quantum computing A.I......"Hello i am your god kneel before me"
We are gonna be able to think things into existence soon
Creationist much?
SebsyTheGamer sure buddy. The future will happen to you and everyone you love whether you like it or ready for it.
Chris Dengerd WTF are you talking bout'? What future?
SebsyTheGamer lol such a grim outlook on life...
WTF? Can't tell if troll
i am just amazed of how fast the cutting-age technologies are being develop
So it seems humans are already advancing, thanks to Artificial Intelligence, therefore helping A.I. to advance further... did we already reach Singularity? [/edit: errr... nevermind, just reread the definition, but we are approaching fast... :D Still] Exciting times to live in. Hope all sorts out well (also with your family)
Excellent video and the best to you and your family.
Question,
To simplify lets constrain to 1 dimension, an atom moving in +x direction is hit with energy from a laser from -x direction and stops the atom (overly simplified). Intuitive and understand but, the atom has energy and the photons have energy... where does the energy of the atom and photons go? I see a cancellation of Schrodinger wavefronts but... where does the energy go!
Best again to you and family.
The rise of Ultron.
Its basically the same procedure they followed in computer games. "These are the controls, see that number it's the score ( temperature ) please maximize it (cool it down). The thing learned how to play the games and got to superhuman level pretty fast.
And now they tried it out for figuring out a way to get a certain scientific result.
They could set an AI into your car and tell it, "minimize fuel consumption". And it would figure out how to manipulate the engine (allowed parameters) to achieve this goal.
If they aren't using this tech to play the stock market... someone will.
The stock market has been run by computers for a long time now. It is way more efficient, because, as this article puts it: www.theregister.co.uk/2013/06/21/hft_financial_trading_rise_of_the_machines/
"Trading used to be limited by how fast one human could shout at another and agree upon a price. Now it's limited by the speed of an electron through copper wire."
Maybe I am being pedantic, but the speed of an electron through a copper wire is actually about a snails pace... But yes electrical signals travel much faster than our neurons can even fire.
(compare 186,000 mi/sec to 249 mi/hr!)
6 years old but I didn’t know this. Truly interesting. Exciting to see what other videos on the subject I’ll see in the future.
I'm getting scared of AI. Soon AI may replace scientists and engineers!!!
We may then start to wonder "Why should we do anything?"
Because doing something entertains us . Meaning only the bad stuff like work (not the type of work you enjoy more like the type you have to do no matter what you want) will be gone :0
Does it even stop? Can A.I. not replace comedians and writers?
Kalpana Lodha Comedians and writers can do what they want, even if there is AI (maybe some competition). Imagine though, you want to make something, a car for example. If AI is more efficient than some engineers, who would hire them?? Who will fund scientists, when they would rather use AI?? Does affect many other fields too, but these maybe the first ones to get affected.
Jacinto Joseph Dimen usually humans replace humans
Hi Dagogo, love your work ! Are you going to make a video on how big is Microsoft please ? That'd be really great, I absolutely love that series !
I just learned it in 9:09 minutes
I've been thinking lately: If you build a genetic AI that has the ability to build programs in another language (say brainfuck, a very simple, 8 operand, language), and if you can define general AI well enough, you wouldn't have to actually know how a general AI works to make one. If you can define what a general AI can do well enough, you can leave it with a self scoring genetic AI algorithm and let it build the new, better AI for you.
For the record, this is essentially the same as doing a not quite exhaustive search of all possible programs until you find one that meets the goal. It's "not quite" exhaustive because, in general, genetic AI algorithms tend to favor progress, and thus will forget about paths that are not better than the last iteration.
Nobodys job is safe.
Not even for Dagogo. Would be weird watching videos generated by AI in the future
I wish they took my job already, I hate it (I also hope the government can keep up and introduce something like a Universal Basic Income)!
do you know what scares me the most, that the majority of humans won't have to learn to do things their way, because they were born in an environment where AI does everything for them :/
I think that point of human history would be dark !
Dey terk er jerbs!
***** AI could design itself, only thing programmers would do is hardcode rules in
"Do you see? The beauty of it, the inevitability. You rise, only to fall."
im pretty sure IA would find a cure for cancer, 2020 maybe?
Yes it would, but I'm sure it'll find us as the cause..
Yep, It will find Human actions are the NO1 problem in the world.
The Terminator:Greatest documentary ever made.
Well you'd had to start with a sensible statement. There's no such thing as "a cure for cancer" saying a cure for cancer is much like saying "finding the shoe" the shoe for what? every living creature on planet earth? good luck. Cancer is almost always an independent case, and different for everyone...
ik, but either a cure for the way all cancer works, or at least a cure for the most usual ones
The problem is, even if you could take a common element, such as the p53 gene that is malfunctioning in over half of cancer cases (simply put a check point at the G1/S regulation point that can check for and "activate" repair) and it takes many genes to mutate to cause a cancer, there is currently no feasible way to stop it from mutating again as human's are haphazard random living creatures, by no means binary. Other than cutting out the gene entirely and replacing it with a synthetic one. which doing it to every single cell is..why i suppose possible, a painstaking process. In that sense whatever it is, will be a treatment, not a cure, and something we'd probably all have to get yearly injections for, (which i would be all for).
The other dilemma is a moral one, and this is about to get dark, don't judge me, lol. Is it right for us to be able to stop evolution? As to be able to stop mutation is to stop evolution, cancer patients are technically flawed and meant to die off (obviously i don't feel this way towards a person), Evolution and natural selection are destructive processes, not creative ones. And does stopping our evolution destroy what we could of become if we had never intervened?
My response to that, is that i'm all for it, i think we're much smarter than nature and could from now on be responsible for our own, more intelligent and directed evolution than leaving it to nature. But many people are against this idea, just look at GMOs.
I suppose this is the point where i should inform you that i am a Biomedical Engineering graduate student, lol.
Bose was a professor of Physics at Dhaka University, Bangladesh. He was actually a Bengali.