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The Sonic X-5 looks really sick, and is by far the best plane the ai made.
100%
The design was actually seen in a video by PilotPhotog, about the X-59.
@@WolfeSaber9933 makes sense, AI always plagiarizes
@@asylumental Go to the highlighted comment, I've got a comment other than the plagiarism you'll love.
I can imagine the maintenance bills on that
BTW - I didn't write this, and clearly the AI has made some terrible terrible mistakes - such as a mach 2 brick and a stealth plane with external weapons. What else did the AI do wrong?
It said "another classified feature"
1:06 it said 3 pairs of wings
3:07 it said a retractable turret on the roof of the fuselage when it is under the nose
@@RichestBluez the rear stabilizers aren't technically wings
everthing
To be fair, if AI can't even understand fingers, it's crazy to expect it to understand aerodynamics.
To be fair, most physicists assume that irksome things like friction and turbulence don't fly in their calculations 😉
we do have AI that can understand aerodynamics, but its custom made specifically for mechanical and aeronautical engineering, so it can't speak or generate any visuals. And it only optimizes the initial design drafts you give it; it cannot create original designs. You also have to express any desired design constraints in terms of mathematical equations first.
You stole my words. Almost all and every AI instances (even the most recent ones) carry on having this most disturbing (and quite unexplainable) multiplication syndrome with limbs: over numerous gnarly fingers, deformed joints, six legged cats and four wing birds (and now even six wing ones😮😂)
@@jeanbonnefoy1377maybe they need more database to understand what a proper finger looks like.
bro the ai images I ask makes the most asymmetric aircraft
You should do a part 2 by 3d printing g models and putting them through a wind tunnel
YES
Holy cow, this is a *neat* idea ! 🙏🙏🙏
I agree
Real
I'm no engineer, but the Shadowhawk looks like the furthest thing from stealth
Fr tho
Dude just wanted to recreate the Aigaion from AC6
The shadow hawk seems like something out of Ace combat
It's a miniature P-1112 Aigaion heavy command cruiser
Id love to see a company explore the X-5 concept.
That plane actually did look really cool and plausible.
Bit of a different video today! Thought I'd have some fun with AI, much more casual.
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Already know ai is gonna be making up the most out of pocket planes
The ShadowHawk reminds me of a stingray or a manta ray.
Imagine asking an AI to create a fighter jet, and then the AI eerily generate a 1 to 1 recreation of the R-101 Delphinus in both design and description
ENTERING ELECTROSPHERE
Man, hats off to that X5 prototype! The swept wing design is very impressive!
The Sonic X-5 is the best one here. Please do more.
The 'shadowhawk' looks pretty awesome tbh
The shadow-hawk looks somewhat like a Hresvelgr from AC0
The AI used in this video comes from Belka
It looks like a Manta Ray
Aigion
@@asylumentalit would fit in the ac3
You have stumbled upon what many of us who are familiar with AI have known for a while. Because AI lacks real experience, it hallucinates. 😂
It's like if Kel-Tec was an aeronautics firm. Dear God.
Oh no
Can you do a video on why or why not these designs could work? Because tbh I saw all of them and they all seem pretty possible lol. The shadow hawk tho I don’t think because the wings have no control surfaces? Or any elevators
They aremt
The second aircraft is not goin to make it to Mach two I can just tell you from the design
Although the Sonic X5 does look like the more feasible of them all, the fact that the wings curve so backwards when in supersonic mode poses a challenge to control surfaces
The shadow hawk looks like a mini P-11112 Aigaion, or some kind of Orgoi derivative.. And it has basically the power of the Gleipnir now ?
1:28 This plane looks like the Providence-class Dreadnought from Star Wars.
Like a while back a drew an concept airbus aircraft like that like 4 months ago
Ok this is having fun making something airplane-looking, but I have no doubt that 3d printing and generative design will make for some interesting structures in more sophisticated design suites.
Shadow hawk is literally the P-1112 Aigaion or the Kotos and giges escorts from the Ace Combat franchise
As crazy as these AI designs are, they have some stiff competition the "aircraft" from things like the Ace Combat video games series. Aigaion, anyone?
Like a mix of AC6’s Aigion and PW’s Airships
Despite obvious stability flaws and overlarge engine intakes, they are interesting ideas.
The multi-wing needs the wings father back to keep from flipping over.
The supersonic A380 doesn't have ailerons.
The triple rotor helicopter would spin in circles.
3:57 Interestingly, this technology exists. With enough energy, plasma enhanced aerodynamics would allow supersonic flight without shock waves. There's a real Wikipedia article but I forgot the exact name -- something along the line of plasma actuators
Also, someone really needs to put the Sonic X-5 in a CFD simulation. I'm curious about its properties
Ils always a treat when Tiësto shows you some new designs 🥰
The Shadow Hawk looks like a smaller version of the Aigaion
Shadow Hawk looks pretty good, and Sonic X-5 is probably the most realistic and logical design of them all?
As an aerospace engineer, let me give you a hearty ESAD.
I mean, I have no clue how functional these are, but the Nighthawk and the Sonic X-5 look *amazing*
Thats no AI design, that's Belkan engineering! hahaha
Would you be interested in making a video about the P4M-1 or the Neptune series?
The x5 haves a point
it turns out that I am fascinated more about how ripped Nick is, those are some muscles!
These all look like things i would make in KSP, its amazing!
the x5 reminds me of an ia-36 condor blended with a concorde and an a380.
I really like the Sonic X-5 supersonic passenger jet. Still wondering what the rear pods are on the Soviet armed airliner?
That Lockheed Ring Wing airliner would work better with it's engines farther back on the fuselage, as midcabin would make for too loud disturbance within the passenger section. This is why aircraft such as the McDonnell Douglas DC-9 and the Boeing 727 had their engines at the rear.
Used AI to create the
B-84 Megafortress
F-67 Bluebird
C-73 Expidition
The Shadow Hawk looks like the XB-0 from Ace Combat
Inspiring to know we'll have a supersonic Dustbuster by 2040.
Holy Jesus what a thumbnail man 😂
PLEASE DO THIS TYPE OF VIDEO AGAIN!
2:59 : need this for space travel if engines are redesign or make new for space travel!!
The writers of the Fast and Furious contributed to AI aircraft design algorithms
Lord, why have you forsaken us?
3:11 I made a weaponized fictional passenger airliner too! The V-750!
I really can see the Sonic X-5 happening in a future not that far.
I'd argue the Shadowhawk is Way more closer to Ace Combat. Hell, you can't tell me this thing isn't War material by some crazy extremists inspired by the wars in both Belka AND Erusia who absolutely want to crush the world into submission.
Soviet aircraft M-25 “Hell's Mower”
The Soviet Union at one time developed many interesting examples of military equipment aimed at neutralizing its neighbor. Quite recently, in one of the specialized military magazines, there was a mention of a special-purpose aircraft that was supposed to jam the enemies of our country by flying over them at supersonic speed. Everyone who found themselves under his wings would simply be demolished, including tearing down the towers and heavy tanks. The name of this miracle of the Soviet military industry is MP-25 “Hell's Mower,” which is very uncharacteristic for Russian technology.
The project of the “mower” was carried out at the EMZ and all calculations for the airframe and general design were carried out there. This began after the conflict with China over Damansky Island in 1969, when our Grads literally trampled the entire northern group of Chinese troops into the mud. Apparently the use of MLRS turned out to be very expensive and it occurred to someone to use the sound wave of an aircraft passing at an altitude of 30 - 50 meters to jam the Chinese.
It is worth understanding that this idea did not arise from scratch. A couple of years before the incident, they tested the influence of a sound wave using a MiG-21S fighter. By the way, our western neighbors also tried to put supersonics into their service, but what it all resulted in needs to be looked for separately. In our country, after the calculations, we came to the conclusion that if a special aircraft always flies with an amplified sound wave, then there will not be enough airframe life. Therefore, for the SSP, we developed, or rather calculated, a model of a special wedge-shaped retractable device. In a combat situation, it was precisely this that created that very deadly wave, which, according to the plan, was supposed to demolish the enemy’s manpower and light equipment.
The SSP was developed for three whole years, from 1969 to 1972, but they received nothing except virtual models. Three models weighing from 20 to 120 tons were calculated, but the calculations reached a dead end and work on the project was shelved. Most likely, the reason was technologies that simply did not exist in nature or could only exist in mathematical form. In any case, the project was completely abandoned in favor of more traditional weapons.
It is worth understanding that such an aircraft would become a fairly easy target for enemy air defense systems. The device was forced to move at an extremely low altitude and became a victim of missile and anti-aircraft systems.
There, the Shilka, having easily calculated its course, would have intercepted it on approach. This is not to mention the more modern systems that appeared later. And no amount of speed could save the MP-25 from being hit by shell fragments. And flying over the enemy would require pinpoint precision and unprecedented composure from the pilot. By the way, purely theoretically, such planes were supposed to fly in a group and, according to calculations, they mutually reinforced each other.
I designed a similar type of swing wing when I was in middle school. Some of these designs seem like kids made them very imagination inspired. The Russian on just screams Russian probably a Ilyushin design I also like the F18 in the hanger behind it haha. I might just start playing around with ai designs now.
Congratulations you got me to to say “What the hell is that!” At least 3 times.
These planes are so gloriously derpy.
The SkyHall 150 only needs one pair of wings. The Hammer of the Sky duel tails would be joined, like on Thunderbirds 2. The Shadow Hawk already has radar visible edges without external missiles. The Sonic X5 seems most feasible but the folding wings are too far to the rear.
the shadow hawk looks really cool
amazing airplane model concept
Shadowhawk? Looks more like Aigaion/XB-0 to me.
Wing loading on that soviet monstrosity looks brutal
There’s actually a thing that was developed or being developed for reducing sonic boom. It’s for commercial air planes like the Concorde because they can’t fly at those speeds because it would bother people
I have no issues with AI use so long as you make it clear its AI generated. The problem comes when sources use AI generation as their "own" creation and people latch on and give undo credit to said "creator"
7:37 Damn look at how fast his smile fades away. Good video.
100% Would fly the Sonic X-5!
It would be interesting to see if you trained an AI on 3D models of every aircraft to see what 3D models it would come up with. Would they be flight capable?
With the right ai maybe. It would see a common theme and try to replicate what it saw the most so it would probably at the very least get stuff in the right places
It looks like you had a blast making this video.
Yo when the IA said that flying mounstruosity can reach mach 2 I died 😂
To say that the 747 was all designed on paper is not really true. There did exist both computers and NC machines. NC machines was used to some extent already during the first world war, while the first hybrid numerical machines started already in the 1870s. During WWII full NC machines was used. By the tale end of the 40s punch card NC machines was used to make wing-spars out of aluminum from NC-milling machines. By the 1950 mechanical/analog-electric direct use NC machine started to become common for airplane manufacturing. By the time 747 was in design CNC machines was already started to entering manufacturing.
The NC machines them self are of cause not computers, but typically the NC code would be pre programmed on a mechanical computer. A lot of people think that the computer age started in 1945 and didn´t become main stream until 1970s. That is only true for electronic computers. (modern) Mechanical computers was actually pinered in 1804 (there was some computers prior, but with very limited spreed and capacity). This was actually what IBM become big on. In 1920 those started to be replaced by electro mechanical computers and they shrunk in both price and size. Analog computers was also in heavy use in WWII battleships and cruisers for shell targeting. Those computers was made in fairly big volumes. We talk about hundreds if not thousands.
Boeing also did use electromechanical computers as early as in 1943. Something like the main design house of Boeing as late as 1960 would probobly have access to one if not several computers. If not even possibly have one in house computer. The general calculation computers would still be quite expensive, but the single purpose computers at this time was so cheap that they was already in fighters at that time. For example the FW190 had a dedicated analog hydro-mechanical computer for throttle control.
Hydromechanical computers are really cool, and actually surprisingly small and light
the hammer of the skies looks like a different version of miria, the shadow hawk looks like the more modern version of the b-52 & flying wing
nah it do be the P-11112 Aigaion
Let's be honest. Science is openness. Many things look, and seem crazy. Why not do things that look and sound crazy. Could be ground breaking.
Love this guy nice video bro😎💪
The Sonic X5 reminds me of the Vickers Swallow.
USAF Taking notes.
It is obvious that all the designs you see in this video have been 'borrowed' from the Ace Combat designs by the AI!. So when you ask AI unique aircraft design, it does nothing but say: GET THIS ACE COMBAT FUSION OF UNIQUE AIRCRAFT DESIGNS!
3:40 Omg its the arsenal bird
Please more AI vehicle content in the future!
The one with the hump would be better with an observation deck
First one would be way too tail heavy. The 738 already have problems when off loading passangers from time to time.
The second one looked like an H-tail, low wing il-72
Now use "Flyout" to build and fly them 😁
Wow such a cool viewing experience
I found it a great choice to actually show you on screen in this video specifically given the topic and the fact I suspect many of the channels like this one have moved to using computer generated voices. Also leaving in but making light of the AI script errors.
Would be fun to try rc models
AI can only make correlations and inferences. It doesn't know anything, especially the the most important thing, why it is doing what it is doing.
Just as an FYI, Messier 82 has done a similar mini-series on his channel. Still pretty interesting though.
I do have a problem with that stealth bomber though, as that tail assembly is not stealthy at all
Requesting videos on the following:
-switchblade/reverse variable geometry wing aircraft designs such as the FA-37 Talon from the ‘05 movie “Stealth” or the X-02 Wyvern from the Ace Combat franchise (the concept, not the actual fighters I mentioned)
-Super Tomcat-21 and ASF-14
-the NATF program as a whole
-early ATF proposals/McDonnell Douglas’ ATF proposal
-Sea Apache
-F-20 Tigershark
-Bae SABA
-Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Bomber proposal
-Northrop’s proposal for what would become the F-117 Nighthawk
-Interstate TDR
-JSF proposals OTHER THAN the X-32 and X-35
-XFV-12
-Gloster Meteor
-the proposals that didn’t win the F-X program that spawned the F-15 Eagle
-Erado E.555
-model 853 quiet bird
-the USSR’s Project P-2 submarine
Considering his accent, I doubt many people up over would have even noticed "tradetional" if you hadn't pointed it out.
Maybe you should make a video about how to pass step by step from the prompt in ChatGPT to a 3D animation. Because is difficult understand how you did it
the second one looks like a heavily modified il76
that one before the final one in the intro looks like something from ace combat
So basically the AI has the mind of a 5 year old child. Ok, got it! 😁😁😁😜
That first one seems or pretty sweet/plausible
I was about to say this could be ai drawn or it was made be the animators from acecombat
imagine some old dude watching this and believing these were reals
Hammer of the Sky aka, why would a commercial passenger jet carries missiles and guns with it?
Most of these look like they straight came out of thundebirds of captain scarlet
the last aircraft already exist, and has more than 10 years now. check out the Eurocopter X-3, it also achieve a speed record
As we know every aircraft have successor's, that catch wind or fall into silence. So did the Lockheed XP-58 Chain Lightning!
A plane with 20 wheels and an air intake within an intake. Also stairs in the back for the barrel cooper.
Sonic X-5...absolutely gorgeous!
The AI B2 bomber legit looks like a copy of a ship i own in Destiny 2 (the game)
You think we've advanced in the aviation industry?
They used to design by hand and the advancements were insane... Several decades later and not much has changed design wise.
Just like the automotive industry, things have gotten extremely stagnant.
4:56: Didn’t the Boeing 2707 have the exact seat requirement in the planning stage?
1:06 those engines are going to get constant turbulance from the front win... no intelligence or wisdom in AI yet clearly...
Never thought I would see a face reveal of you,but you look very smart.