I mean, it kinda makes sense. The human, while imprecise, values their life more knowing that they can't simply have their memories copied and loaded onto a fresh body in the event of their demise.
Not to mention the fact he's talking really fast with little space. Sometimes I had trouble understanding him. And then we got Siri and Alexas shity voice control which can barely understand you when you tell her to play a song.
Okay so I suppose I will kill the fun by saying the ai here is taught to recognize his voice only and understand bomb defusal commands (which are not that many actually), while home assistants have to hear different accents from different people and have thousands of commands to understand?
I thought the same thing watching this. I looked at the manual though to see how you figure it out, and it's actually pretty easy to memorize what buttons you have to press for Simon says so long as you have no strikes.
That's actually very standard for mid level defusers, and even some low level ones. If you don't have any strikes you only have to memorize two maps, both of which are extremely easy to remember. Hell I almost exclusively play expert and I can do it.
pretty sure there is a bomb in the base game that you cant defuse with the expert cause it takes to long to watch the simon says(there are like 6 simon says modules), so you have to memorie the patterns
@@Faithy2386 The only AI that this kind of bot implements is ironically in the speech recognition algorithm. The actual bomb defusing instructions are probably just the manual instructions hardcoded into the program.
@@whynotanyting I wonder why he chose to go "white wire, black wire, black wire, white wire etc", that's just more words for the speech recognition to trip over. Why not just go for "white, black, black, white, etc"?
If his computer is fast enough he could use image recognition, since the modules are clearly visible, that way it would be without hacking the game, thus more legit. But that kind of bot would be way harder to make since this one is "just" finding values in the defuse manual based on what he tells it.
Nocturne I feel like that might be way too iffy even if it’s plausible. There’s probably an easier way, the only reason I suggested the resources accessed was bc that’s not hacking the “game” per say just looking at tasks.
+AirplaneRandy "Airplane" Randy wants to make a toy bomb. It'd be a lot of fun trying to ship that over plane. Or better yet, bring it as take on luggage. TSA would have a ball with that.
-So...the test that allows us to know if the bomb works had positive results. The test that allows us to know if the average man can survive a 12cores explosion...not so much. This was a triumph
+dragonddarkPSN I'd say about 25 hours. I spent 15 making algorithms that solve the puzzles and building a text-based interface. Wasted a bunch of time on error-checking for the text commands that ended up thrown out when I integrated voice. Maybe spent about 10 getting speech to work and optimizing it.
I love the part at 3:50 where it thinks you gave it a button, and now you have to defuse the bot so it doesn't get more confused. This would be hilarious to do to a friend if you have a miscommunication! I suppose it's so you don't accidentally tell the bot that it misinterpreted you and it deletes its memory about a module that actually did exist? But the silent acceptance of the mistake is so funny.
Wow, this seems like a code that would take months to develop or even years. Not only that but the amount of clarity he would need for the computer to not hear something else and just go down a hole where nothing is going right! Good job.
I mean, it's probably just a state table. If "Button" then "button", wait for input - If "red, detonate" then "press at mod 5 seconds" Still very impressive though. And you are technically correct (the best kind of correct) in that it has taken speak recognition software years to get this good.
Ok, I thought this was like a machine learning thing, but this seems to be just the bot accesses information in the manual. Still pretty impressive/fascinating, especially considering you got NLP going without a hitch
Imagine this same type of technology, but for REAL defusing bomb drills. A robot doing all of the work, and if he fails, at least no lives will be lost, just experience learned. Think about it. (P.S: I’m still amazed at how a bot helped you to give you instructions on the game!)
I'm really curious: Which voice recognition software did you use? It seems to work really well. You might have customized it as it only needs to understand a tiny range of words and answers, but customizing VRS sounds like a lot of work. This is impressive, glad I found this video :)
When I was watching the video, at first I thought it would be the bot being the defuser, but turns out from paying attention, the bot is the manual holder.
Amazing video dude! Is the speech control transferable to other applications? I just watched a video were a youtube made a moving ipad holder for a handicapped child. It also works with speech control, but his is very rudimentary! Would be awesome if you could help him out. Please check out the channel "fynn kliemann". It is the most recent video. You will understand it probably even though it is in german.
Cool! Is an internet connection necessary for this library? Because I think that is a limiting factor for the device, it needs to work offline with a rasberry pi.
You will need an internet connection to download it, but once you have it on whatever device you want, it should work with no internet connection. It's a fairly low level library though, so you'll need quite a bit of knowledge about how speech recognition actually works before jumping in.
I’m only slightly disappointed, but that’s because I thought it would be a bot solving defusing the bomb with all the information. This is still incredibly fantastic. And the “It’s not my fault”, “We did it”, and “Yes Yes Yes No Yes” sound hilarious to boot.
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"Yes, oh my god! Wow!"
"It's not my fault :("
"...the bomb's defused..."
"We did it! :)"
i can just imagine the bot going "yay"
The bot sounded so sad
"WOW"
"its not my fault"
I WAS BLOCKING
That was wholesome lmao
Seanderson Guess we‘re not dead after all...
OMG command = "it's not my fault"
haha nice
No comment?
time to break the silence
Turn your speakers up to *11*
And don't explode! *:)*
*misreads white and black wires*
"cut the last wire"
okay, i'll just repea-
"cut the last wire"
Bot: Did I stutter?
Yeah idk why he doubted the bot, even if he misread the wire sequence what matters is the number of occurrences.
@@jadejaguar69 yes? the bot thought there were 3 white wires and 3 black, even though its 2 white 4 black. So yeah i would have double checked it too.
Digidi true
Is this a parallel universe where robots send people to defuse bombs instead of the other way around?
please no
Best comment.
Nerdling more likes please
I mean, it kinda makes sense. The human, while imprecise, values their life more knowing that they can't simply have their memories copied and loaded onto a fresh body in the event of their demise.
An alternate universe where bombs send people to defuse bots
Siri can’t understand me when I ask for the time. But your bot helped you DISARM A *BOMB*
11 modules in 5 mins while siri just
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. SOoRrY I dIDn't gET tHAt
Not to mention the fact he's talking really fast with little space. Sometimes I had trouble understanding him.
And then we got Siri and Alexas shity voice control which can barely understand you when you tell her to play a song.
Siri would probably go "heres what I found on the web for 'defuse sequence'" and bring up the game manual :P
Here's what i found on the web for "What time easy":
Okay so I suppose I will kill the fun by saying the ai here is taught to recognize his voice only and understand bomb defusal commands (which are not that many actually), while home assistants have to hear different accents from different people and have thousands of commands to understand?
"Blue, Bravo, Next, Blue, Bravo, Next, Red, Bravo, Next"
*"BUTTON"*
"...Red Detonate!"
I think it heard "Button" when he said "Bravo, Done"
And yes, I get it's a joke.
No one is mentioning how he defuses simon says himself while the bot is solving other modules. That is very impressive.
I thought the same thing watching this. I looked at the manual though to see how you figure it out, and it's actually pretty easy to memorize what buttons you have to press for Simon says so long as you have no strikes.
That's standard when playing the harder modes in this game though.
That's actually very standard for mid level defusers, and even some low level ones. If you don't have any strikes you only have to memorize two maps, both of which are extremely easy to remember. Hell I almost exclusively play expert and I can do it.
pretty sure there is a bomb in the base game that you cant defuse with the expert cause it takes to long to watch the simon says(there are like 6 simon says modules), so you have to memorie the patterns
I have the two 0 strike patterns memorized
To say I'm impressed would be an understatement.
It’s hard to overstate your satisfaction
@Peref L. We do what we must .. or else .. we die !
Explosives by all of us
But there’s no sense crying over every mistake
So just keep on trying till we run out of cake
"Defuse sequence"
"Button"
"..........red detonate"
Perfect AI.
The WBBWBW error at wires as well.
a lot of that's just speech recognition issues, isn't it? not the actual ai?
@@Faithy2386 ye
@@Faithy2386 The only AI that this kind of bot implements is ironically in the speech recognition algorithm.
The actual bomb defusing instructions are probably just the manual instructions hardcoded into the program.
@@whynotanyting I wonder why he chose to go "white wire, black wire, black wire, white wire etc", that's just more words for the speech recognition to trip over. Why not just go for "white, black, black, white, etc"?
HAHA you programmed it to respond to your emotional outburts, "it's not my fault" hahahaha.
@@johnciphero3054 sure pal, keep telling yourself that
@@johnciphero3054 In case you don't believe me, he links a download in the description. You can LITERALLY test it yourself.
That really went over your head didn't it?
@@Catzador I'm fairly sure he wasn't joking.
He commented that on multiple posts, as if he were trying to convince people. If he were joking, I doubt he would use the same joke multiple times.
now make a bot that has the bomb, and then make them play together!
I think it would be impossible for the bot to see the stuff on the bomb, the only way would be to hack the game i think
[GD] The Emerald Void {TEV GD} OLD CHANNEL maybe base it on what resources are accessed? Just to give it “sight”
Samuel Undef3 There’s probably some values in the game files that it could check to see what the battery amounts are and such
If his computer is fast enough he could use image recognition, since the modules are clearly visible, that way it would be without hacking the game, thus more legit. But that kind of bot would be way harder to make since this one is "just" finding values in the defuse manual based on what he tells it.
Nocturne I feel like that might be way too iffy even if it’s plausible. There’s probably an easier way, the only reason I suggested the resources accessed was bc that’s not hacking the “game” per say just looking at tasks.
Now, I really like the part where he misheard you and you expertly said "Red Detonate" just to get him to move on to sequence again. Smart move.
Modern problems require modern solutions
Outstanding move
It’s not my fault!
Human: Oh my god
Bot: It's not my fault!
Human: The bomb's defused...
Bot: We did it!
Lmao the bot is cute
Dogs are cuter!
Lias Rehl This isn’t a contest
i love how this video was randomly recommended to everyone and now there are lots of replies to very old comments
Lias Rehl good news: the bot is actually a robot dog frantically flipping through a bomb defusal manual.
@@liasrehl8628 what was the point of saying that lmfao
Oh wow that defusal ending "It's not my fault" was golden.
Great work too, you created an awesome addition to the game!
its a human with a robot voice.
@@johnciphero3054 No, it isn't.
@@johnciphero3054 you can see the code in the description
real talents still exists on TH-cam, fortunately
@johnciphero3054 no its a very well known tts vocaliser
(5:02) "Yes, Oh My God!"
"*ITS NOT MY FAULT*"
Best part imho
+Cubik "we did it"
+Cubik You can feel the sadness and disappointment on the computer.
"Dont sell yourself short" he says to an AI
@Randomness Channel true
New toothpaste: gets released
Dentists: 3:31
Foxer29 YES YES YES NO YES!
Isn't there a subreddit for that?
Solrex the Sun King yes, there is one by that exact name I'm pretty sure.
@@Solrex_the_Sun_King
no no no no no no
NO
@@Solrex_the_Sun_King both that and nononoyesno
5/6 dentists recommend
The silence after "cut the last wire" is gold
This should be a physical toy.
+AirplaneRandy But I like not exploding.
I agree.
also you can play a similar game called SpaceTeam or something like that on your phone
+AirplaneRandy Just to note, the wires would not be cut, they'd be actual connectors.
+AirplaneRandy "Airplane" Randy wants to make a toy bomb. It'd be a lot of fun trying to ship that over plane. Or better yet, bring it as take on luggage. TSA would have a ball with that.
weirdokiller123126 Or one might get shot on the spot, especially so if you're not Caucasian.
Can you change the voice to Glados? :D
would probably kill him on purpose if he did that.
Cut the last wire, you monster.
This was a triumph!
-So...the test that allows us to know if the bomb works had positive results.
The test that allows us to know if the average man can survive a 12cores explosion...not so much.
This was a triumph
GLaDOS is a real voice actor with manipulation using software. It'd be hard to replicate exactly what Valve did to achieve her voice.
"Moooom, get the camera"
Great job, looks like a fun thing to try when you have no friends to defuse with.
Yes
+Neko Haxor I'm so alon.
+Devan Hurst good job dude.. how long did it take you to make him?
+dragonddarkPSN I'd say about 25 hours. I spent 15 making algorithms that solve the puzzles and building a text-based interface. Wasted a bunch of time on error-checking for the text commands that ended up thrown out when I integrated voice. Maybe spent about 10 getting speech to work and optimizing it.
kkhh
I love the 'It's not my fault' at the end, assuming the bomb was detonated
Hahaha "It's not my fault". What a guy.
Dude, this is amazing!
+Virus610 There are a few keyphrases that will trigger success and failure messages. YES OH MY GOD seems to have been interpreted as failure. :P
+Devan Hurst
We did it.
"Yes, oh my god"
"It's not my fault"
"The bomb is defused"
"We did it!"
"Don't sell yourself short"
I think what's truly amazing about this is the fact it knew your stutter during password.
See? Humans and AIs can coexist in co-depending harmony.
Sora Hjort fuck off skynet
Sounds like something an AI would say
@Zacha Riz That's not how it works.
@Zacha Riz you've not really studied this
Only when under threat
I like how you comforted the program at the end, somewhere some AI has decided to let you live :)
+zw42 Somewhere, an Amazon Dash has ordered him a beer.
Basilisk theory
Who says that AI will kill us?
Super cool, like Tony Stark working with Jarvis.
Same thing I thought! Would be cool to have the actor from Jarvis/Vision make a modifiable bot voice for stuff like this
Except the guy defusing it is tolerable.
All of this is very true. :')
"Its not my fault." Gave that Bot so much life.
He's cute I love him.
"It's not my fault"
Wow, that’s amazing. Funny how when you say “oh my god” it responds with “it’s not my fault”
DEFYOOS SEQUENCE.
+yusefdoodie Defüs sequins.
+Devan Hurst
Love it ;)
...button?
Imagine you are like "Red to A" and your teammate says "Button?"
As an electrical engineer (and programmer) myself, I must say this is impressive.
Uh ok?
As an astronaut (and sex icon), I agree.
@@aussierule I want to know more about you (and your opinion)
As an arsonist and sex offender, I agree
When you say "bomb defused" it should say "counter-terrorists win!"
meh.
.hem
I love the part at 3:50 where it thinks you gave it a button, and now you have to defuse the bot so it doesn't get more confused. This would be hilarious to do to a friend if you have a miscommunication! I suppose it's so you don't accidentally tell the bot that it misinterpreted you and it deletes its memory about a module that actually did exist? But the silent acceptance of the mistake is so funny.
"The bomb is defused!"
"We did it."
Imagine if this was the kind of bomb you had to defuse in CS:GO.
That would be so fun to mod that in. Both games meshed.
CT: oh done you even dare to plant the bomb because I won't even dare to defuse it
That's legitimately incredible.
When the boy messes up, it’s not poor programming, it’s “realistic behavior”
Wow, this seems like a code that would take months to develop or even years. Not only that but the amount of clarity he would need for the computer to not hear something else and just go down a hole where nothing is going right! Good job.
I mean, it's probably just a state table.
If "Button" then "button", wait for input
- If "red, detonate" then "press at mod 5 seconds"
Still very impressive though. And you are technically correct (the best kind of correct) in that it has taken speak recognition software years to get this good.
That is AWESOME!
And I love that you programmed it to respond to "Oh my god".
"Yes! Ooh my god!"
"It's not my fault!"
3:02
“Bitch don’t question me I know what I’m talking about.”
what if you program for BOTs to play together?
+Aozotra Then Skynet wins.
That'd be cool to watch
It must be done
Problem is the bot defusing the bomb can simply be a manual itself and not need the manual bot.
The thing is making the bot capable of seeing what is in the bomb and properly clicking the buttons, it would require tampering with the game code
when you don't have friends to play with
Goose McBruce my life :,v
When you don't have friends to play with and don't know how to make the bot work
*dies*
Hes got Hawking to help him out lel
Ryan Hu he ded
Maxence Berrier no shit sherlock
I love how you make conversations with him. He's your friend.
Ok, I thought this was like a machine learning thing, but this seems to be just the bot accesses information in the manual. Still pretty impressive/fascinating, especially considering you got NLP going without a hitch
Imagine this same type of technology, but for REAL defusing bomb drills. A robot doing all of the work, and if he fails, at least no lives will be lost, just experience learned.
Think about it.
(P.S: I’m still amazed at how a bot helped you to give you instructions on the game!)
@@oraonelovimuve4511 On that note...yeah, might have overlooked that ^^;
I'm 4 years late, but bomb-defusal robots exist and existed back when you made the comment. :P
“It’s not my fault” THATS SO CUTE I LOVE THAT BOT
I thought it was an all knowing bot that memorized the whole defusal manual and defused the bomb on its own.
Funnily enough, that would be harder due to how the game is made
I am legitimately impressed by how good this bot is at speech recognition
The fast letters on "password" were especially impressive
“Oh my god”
“It’s not my fault”
😂😂😂
This was actually really cool to watch. You guys make a great team!
This is awesome ! It's so great to live in a time when you have guys that code a buddy with voice recognition to play a game. I love it !
MUM GET THE CAMERA
If you lose, the AI should say “Mortis”
This is scary.
Good scary. But scary and impressive.
IT ONLY MADE TWO MISTAKES IN SPEECH RECOGNITION HOW EVEN
Took me about halfway through the vid to realize it was the bot reading defusing methods while the human player does the disarming.
when your human friends are too dumb XD
How the heck was this 7 years ago… HOW THE HECK!?!
darn I thought a bot was going to defuse it
Me too
Loved every second. Awesome work Devan - looking forward to the next one
I'm really curious: Which voice recognition software did you use? It seems to work really well. You might have customized it as it only needs to understand a tiny range of words and answers, but customizing VRS sounds like a lot of work.
This is impressive, glad I found this video :)
i am very much fond of the fact that the bot has the same voice as
horace form horace. he’s just a friendly robot helping people
When you dont have any friends so you make a bot to play with you :d
"We did it"
What a friend
Yoo ai that understood and did the math in a matter of secconds! Next is robots
As someone without friends I could finally play this game
This isn't hard to do, the amount of time to put in all the instructions is the impressive part.
“It’s not my fault” awe cute lil bot boy
I’m extremely amazed, can you make the voice more legible, like JOHNs
When I was watching the video, at first I thought it would be the bot being the defuser, but turns out from paying attention, the bot is the manual holder.
Perfect for people without friends.
Where I can sign up
downlod link in the desc
This is honestly the most impressive thing I’ve ever seen
Liked, Commented, Subscribed, Shared, added to favorites. Have it all, bro.
I like how you kept the communication part of the game by not hooking the bot into the game to get information directly
I know this is almost 3 years old but I would've liked to see the morse code.
For when no one else wants to play this game but you. Congrats! Really impressive
Can you make me a girlfriend?
Sasha daygame can
well, with a little hormone replacement therapy...
i would be so proud of myself for making this bro thats sick
I want this bot, maybe I can finally play the game since I have no friends
I thought it was an autosolver. this is even cooler
Amazing, really amazing, how much time did you put onto this?
nice picture, mate
Nice name w/ pic m8. I r8 8/8
Thanks fam
Good idea, programming this bot is definitely easier than getting a friend.
Can you explain the logic of the complicated wires from your bot's understanding?
In the original manual it's a Venn diagram
“Cut the last wire.”
“.......”
*_”Defuse wires.”_*
It’s cuz the bot thought the last wire was white so he had to restart, even though both times the bot told him to cut the last wire
HELLO AND WELCOME AGAIN TO
*THAT RANDOM VIDEO FROM 2 OR 3 YEARS AGO BUT THAT IT'S STILL IN RECCOMENDED*
Edit: it got recommended again :D
*_ayy lmao_*
Half of the time I don’t even know that is he saying but it is so interesting
I... this has gotta be fake. This is too good.
the way the bot said "We did it :D" made me so happy
can I get VAC banned for using this?
no since this has nothing to do with steam
@just a weird guy you can still play vac protected games even, as long as you dont play on vac protected servers
@@neeko708 even better, you can get vac banned on one game and play on vac secure servers on other games. (Some games link, though)
@@adampapp5585 even more r/woooosh
Hahahaha. I loved your dialogue with the AI at the end. Very well done.
Amazing video dude! Is the speech control transferable to other applications? I just watched a video were a youtube made a moving ipad holder for a handicapped child. It also works with speech control, but his is very rudimentary! Would be awesome if you could help him out. Please check out the channel "fynn kliemann". It is the most recent video. You will understand it probably even though it is in german.
+Hawaii He's using a speech recognition library called Pocketsphinx.
Cool! Is an internet connection necessary for this library? Because I think that is a limiting factor for the device, it needs to work offline with a rasberry pi.
You will need an internet connection to download it, but once you have it on whatever device you want, it should work with no internet connection. It's a fairly low level library though, so you'll need quite a bit of knowledge about how speech recognition actually works before jumping in.
+Hawaii Thanks for the heads up! I'll look into this now. :)
I’m only slightly disappointed, but that’s because I thought it would be a bot solving defusing the bomb with all the information. This is still incredibly fantastic.
And the “It’s not my fault”, “We did it”, and “Yes Yes Yes No Yes” sound hilarious to boot.
Something about this is really cool to me
That's amazing!! Super cool bot :) I love how you designed the voice commands
This guy had code like bravo and charlie
When you can’t find (dont have) any friends to play with you, you make an ai play with you