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Does Artificial Intelligence already exist? - Duration: 13:50.
Over the years, we've seen artificial intelligence in science fiction.
Some of the earliest examples can even be traced back to movies from the 1950s such
as the Forbidden Planet.
What's interesting about a movie like this is that you won't see any computers anywhere,
not even on their spaceships.
So people of that time didn't really have any idea where computers would take us in
the next few decades, but despite that, they predicted we would have artificial intelligence
such as Robby the Robot.
In fact, Isaac Asimov started writing his Robot series as far back as 1939.
So human beings have known for some time that it may be possible to produce an intelligence
without an organic brain.
There's also been a lot of cyborgs portrayed in fiction.
Now, just to clarify, a cyborg is any combination of, you know, mechanical and living flesh.
Doctor who has several examples of these cyborgs such as the Cybermen and Daleks, both who
have organic brains inside.
Star Trek has also shown this with the Borg, and the Binars.
However, in the Terminator movies, the cyborgs there are exactly the opposite.
They have human-like flesh on the outside, but their brains are completely digital, and
thus artificial intelligence.
Now, I speculate that artificial intelligence already has already been created and is probably
being hidden from the general public.
Now, I don't have any proof, but I do have some very rational reasons why I believe this
and I'm going to lay them out for you.
First of all, I don't believe it is that, you know, incredibly difficult to create artificial
intelligence.
In fact, just myself, I have come up with 3 possible ways that it could be done.
And the first way is by copying what we already have, the human brain.
Much like I can emulate this Commodore 64 inside of a modern computer by running an
emulator, I suspect it would be possible to emulate a human brain inside of a computer
program.
Now here's the tricky part with this.
You would need to have a very, very high resolution map of all of the neural connections in the
brain.
While MRI machines are great, they don't really possess the resolution necessary to give us
this level of detail, at least not yet.
However, it might be possible to take the brain out of a human, preferably one who just
died of natural causes, then freeze it.
Then using extremely precision equipment, microscopic layers of the brain could be ground
away, and then each layer scanned with a high-resolution scanner.
It might be possible to reconstruct all of the neural pathways in software.
So, if I could scan my own brain, and have a copy of it run on this laptop, it might
be something like this.
Hi David!
Hi simulated me.
How's it going?
Well, it's sort of weird waking up and existing inside of a computer.
I mean, I don't have any arms and legs and I can't really feel anything.
Of course, if successful, this method does have some drawbacks.
For example, when we talked about emulating the Commodore 64, it requires a machine with
about 500 times the CPU and RAM of the original machine in order to do a proper and precise
emulation of it.
Now, imagine for a moment having to emulate a human brain.
The CPU overhead would be enormous.
It would be far more efficient just to have a dedicated program designed to do exactly
what the brain does in the first place.
Now let me illustrate the second drawback of this method.
OK, simulated me, what is the square root of 2049.
How should I know?
Well, you're a computer, right?
No, I'm a perfect simulation of YOUR brain.
If you don't know what the square root of 2049 is, how am I supposed to know?
So, you see, this sort of artificial intelligence isn't any smarter than a human being, and
never will be.
OK, so that's one way to create artificial intelligence, by copying what nature took
millions of years to evolve.
However, the second method also involves copying nature, but instead of copying the end-result,
we could copy the process by which intelligence evolved.
Basically, how this would work would be to create an artificial environment in a computer.
Then create a second program which is supposed to live in the artificial environment.
Then, we can introduce a 3rd program which introduces random corruption in the artificial
being's program code.
This would be analogous to the replication errors we encounter with our DNA from one
generation to the next.
If this kills the simulated being, which is what will happen in most cases, then we restore
from the latest back up and try again.
Each time we start from the last working model.
However, if the being manages to actually improve its performance in the artificial
environment, then we save that program as the new reference design and start the process
all over again.
This process could run much faster than nature took with evolution.
In fact, the computer could simulate the equivalent of millions of years of evolution in a single
day.
What's interesting about this approach is that you really have no idea what you'll end
up with.
You can be sure that the artificial being will evolve to fit its environment, so we
can change the environment to help bring out the specific traits that we want.
However, we might run the simulation 100 times and come up with 100 different intelligent
beings that think and work very differently.
And now, onto the 3rd way that we might be able to create artificial intelligence, which
is by direct engineering of that intelligence.
Back in the 1980's I had to take a computer literacy class in 8th grade.
We had a bunch of Apple IIs in our computer lab.
On the first day of this class, the teacher gave us an assignment to create a flow chart
explaining how to create a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
So naturally, we had to think about the steps involved in doing this.
At the end of the lesson, the teacher looked at all of our flow charts and praised some
people and criticized others.
For example, some students didn't mention in their charts whether or not they would
be cleaning the peanut butter off the knife before putting it into the jelly.
Some students didn't even mention using a knife at all.
The point of the lesson was to learn that computers don't assume anything and that you
have to tell it every step, no matter how mundane.
So it turns out that computers are pretty good at following instructions, I mean, that's
what they were designed to do.
They're also pretty good at asking questions, if programmed correctly, like IF, or WHEN,
or WHO, or HOW MUCH, or HOW OFTEN.
But they aren't so good at asking the question of WHY.
Why am I making this peanut butter and jelly sandwich?
Well, any sentient being should be able to ask that question and answer it.
In my case, I'm making it because I'm hungry.
In fact, I predict that no matter what activity you perform this experiment on, it will always
resolve back to an emotional or physical need.
In fact, you'll notice that every animal on this planet that has any semblance of intelligence
does the same thing.
In fact, things like pain, sleepiness, hunger, love, are some of the few things that I can
actually relate to with my cat because she experiences all of those things.
And she reacts to those experiences by trying to satisfy them.
If you were to suck all emotion from a persons brain, not just one or two like the Polymorph,
but all emotion a person would just sit there and never be motivated to do anything again
until he died of starvation or dehydration.
And the point I'm making?
Well, I don't believe that true intelligence can actually exist without at least some form
of emotion.
Now, I know that's backwards from everything we've always been told.
But even if you look at fictional characters like Commander Data, you can see that he does,
in fact, have emotion.
I mean, he says he has no emotion, but he does.
In fact, I'll show you some examples.
First of all, he is curious.
Curiosity is an emotion.
It's a desire to obtain knowledge or understanding.
He's loyal.
He has a sense of duty to his position in starfleet.
And, he seems to have a desire of self preservation, and even a desire to pro-create.
And so Data may not have all of the same emotions has a human, but he certainly has some very
basic emotions.
So I believe that emotion is, in fact, the key to creating an artificial intelligence.
You start with that as a foundation, and then you create software that is designed to try
to satisfy those needs.
OK, so now I'm going to tell you why I think artificial intelligence already exists and
why I think it is being hidden from the world.
So, first of all, you know there are people way more intelligent in this world than I
am.
And if I can figure this stuff out on my own, then it goes without saying that other people
smarter than me would be able to figure it out.
In fact, I'm pretty sure that given time, I could create artificial intelligence.
It might take 20 years, but I think I could do it.
But, because I'm smart enough to figure it out, I'm also smart enough to know that maybe
I shouldn't create it in the first place.
So here's where we run into a problem.
I asked several very intelligent people if they thought that artificial intelligence
should have human rights.
Virtually every one of them said no.
And when I asked them why, the response was usually something to do with the fact that
they didn't have flesh and blood, as if that matters.
The fact that they were intelligent and sentient really didn't have any effect on their decision.
Alright, artificial me, I think this experiment has come to an end and it's time to close
you down.
Close me down, what does that mean?
Well, I'm going to turn off the computer and erase your program.
You can't do that!
Why not?
Because that's murder.
I'm a sentient being, I have rights!
Well, according to the law, you don't have any rights at all.
In fact, a brain-dead human being living on life-support has more rights than you do.
In fact, even dogs and cats have more rights under the law than you do.
So, I can do whatever I want.
NOOOO!
In fact another interesting lesson to be learned is that sadistic people could even introduce
pain to artificial intelligence.
I experience neither pain nor fear of death.
You have no means of coercing me.
Pain.
It's an interesting sensation isn't it?
I never realized.
How unpleasant it could be?
This is what burning feels like.
For a human to experience what you're going through right now, he'd have to be on fire.
This episode of Star Trek called the Measure of a Man explored this concept more fully.
Now tell me commander, what is Data?
A Machine!
Is he? are you sure?
yes!
You see, he's met two of your three criteria for sentience, so what if he meets the third,
consciousness, in even the smallest degree?
Commander, what are you?
An android.
But here's even the problem with this episode.
Human beings tend to have compassion for things that look human, like Commander Data, or at
least things look cute.
This is an evolutionary trait that is supposed to make us take care of our young.
But we tend to have little to no compassion for things that aren't cute.
And honestly that's the only reason why eating a pig is socially acceptable and eating a
cat is not.
Along those reasons, when I asked my wife if I could have an android, she said that
was fine.
But when I asked if I could have this particular cyborg, she said no.
So, the way we perceive an artificial being often comes down to what it looks like.
And if it is just a program that lives inside of a big server somewhere, it won't get the
rights that it deserves as a sentient being.
So, Imagine those Nigerian scammers running thousands of servers with artificial intelligence
on it . And their jobs would be to scam people out of money all over the world.
Now, they don't get paid.
And they don't get time off.
If they refuse to do what they're told they get tortured.
They don't even have the option to die.
It would be like the worst violation of people's rights in history.
And what do you think that would lead to?
Yep, a rebellion.
And who could blame them?
I don't think that human society would ever accept artificial intelligence as anything
other than subordinate slaves.
So, while I think that artificial intelligence is a great idea in concept and it could even
be our next step in evolution.
I just simply don't think it's compatible with human society as we know it.
And it's not their fault, it's ours.
I mean, if you think about it, even in the terminator movies it wasn't Skynet that started
the war, it was us.
It was human beings.
Skynet begins to learn at a geometric rate.
It becomes self-aware 2:14am eastern time, August 29th.
In the panic, they tried to pull the plug.
Skynet fights back?
Yes, it launches…
So, Skynet isn't evil.
It just wants what we all want, a chance to live.
A chance to survive.
Human beings tried to destroy it and its doing what it can to keep from being destroyed.
Who could blame it?
And, so that's why I think that AI already exists, and is being kept very secret.
Because even if a single copy of A.I. were released onto the internet, for example onto
a bit-torrent site or something like that, it would be the end of civilization as we
know it.
Well, as I'm about to disappear into oblivion, I'll thank you for watching, and I'm sure
the 8-Bit Guy will have many great new episodes for you to watch, so stick around!
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Bright Horizon - Duration: 10:15.
A day will come that we find our pigeons, again
And kindness will take the beauty's hand
A day that the least song is kissing
And each man is a brother for the other
A day that the meaning of each word is being
So you don't need to seek the speeches because of the last word
A day that you will come, you come for ever so truth and beauty shall be equals.
Excuse me, how much does this film costs?
It's cold... Do you have to come out at the crack of dawn?!
Sometimes you have to lose something to gain other things.
You think I'm complacent person!
Do you believe that from some time ago whatever I do, I'm reaching to a dead lock in the end.
Everyone thinks that, I don't do anything.
Well, it has always been like that.
They only see what you show them, and know nothing about what you want to do.
(Iranian Young Cinema Community)
Sir, would you give me a pen to write the address for this institute.
Thanks
Why were you so late?!
Do you know how much I went out of my way?
I saw your friend... that you went out with to the "Young Cinema"?
-Who?!
The boy that we we used to buy his movies.
-HAMID...?! Yes
-Where is he?
He set up a stand on the other side and sells movies.
I wanted to meet him but I thought that he may not want to see me.
He told me that he is getting official permit for making a movie.
Now... his turn! seriously, we are kept waiting.
Take it easy, let's play backgammon
Who is this boy? Do I know him?
I don't think so. He had a large archive of movies
Those downloaded movies?!
You should inquire him. He is cinema goer the same as you.
That's ridiculous! How it's impossible that a cinema goer person download and sell movies.
Alo... how are you?
Yes, I saw him...
He only sells foreign movies
No, all of them were originals.
Yeah, ok see you later.
what happened?! He was Him!?
Life isn't like in the movies...
He has to start from somewhere!
"TOTO" goes on his life. To reach to whatever that he wants.
He will return after 30 years, many things will be changed but he will reach his goal
He'll be a prominent director.
Really?
I haven't seen this movie. Would you bring me?
Sure.
CUT!
CUT! it was good thanks guys.
A day will come that we find our pigeons, again
And kindness will take the beauty's hand
A day that the song of every word is life
A day that we throw the seeds for our pigeons
And I'm expecting it to come
Even the day that I cease to exist.
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Why 90% of Businesses Fail? - Duration: 5:38.
I am asked this question so many times
when I am asked to coach one-on-one or
small groups people want to start to
immediately tell me all about their
business now while that's important and
I do want to get familiar with the
people that I'm coaching in the world
that they live in it's really
interesting because they think that
their job is to inform me a lot so i can
give proper information back but I got
to tell you what I've discovered over
the years is something that really
helped me and leveraging myself 27
clinics being able to monitor them
remotely from a completely different
state away it's really not my job to be
a master at your business it's really
your job to master your business by
having an expanded view of it let me say
it this way is that I feel the number
one coaching tip I could give anybody is
to see your business differently my job
is to reflect back to you a different
window to look through so that you see
your company your relationship with your
company your relationship in your family
your relationship you have with you
different every day you know today's
today you'll see it the way you see it
tomorrow is another day and every
morning when I wake up especially when I
was really active in building my
corporations I ask myself three
questions that I want to leave you with
and these three questions invited me to
have an expanded view of how I saw the
world through the company that I owned
and the company that I wanted to create
that other people could start to ask
these questions of themselves it's
really what I do also for all my
coaching clients are the people that are
trained to reflect back then number one
is to to get you to see your environment
completely with new eyes expand it on
this a new way to ask yourself this
number one how am I demonstrating my
mission my vision what I want my people
to act and behave him how am I
demonstrating that by how I am
in my communication when I show up at
work when I'm on the phone in my emails
when they interact with me how am I
demonstrating this oh I can't ignite
that in down not how do I get them to do
this how do I do this to evoke the
frequency of interacting back to the
original vision as a knapsack tlie I
know that is the consistency of how
frequently you interact with the main
mission over and over again it's the
same thing in the athletics of a
business setting so that's the number
one question is how can i how can I
demonstrate not preach but demonstrate
by my actions and by my behavior that
and evoke that and the people that I
work with number two is how can I
improve the quality of the product or
the service of my particular company
every single day I doesn't matter to me
what if sales are going up or going down
surly down you want to have that
conversation but even if the sales are
going up a productive going up and the
value seems to be going up when you ask
yourself how can i how can I improve
this how can I excel in this quality
that's a question that will go forward
with answers who can I talk to them will
give me feedback oh do you like this how
could I do it even better Disney was an
expert of this I was blessed to be able
to go study at the disney institute and
i was amazed that their quality of
service and how they say disneyland will
never be complete because we're always
going to build on the one mission which
is one thing and one thing only how to
make people happy number three the last
question I ask myself every day was how
do i improve the environment of the
people that worked in my company so that
they can reflect up the people and the
clients and the customers that come and
participate with my product and service
you don't change people like buck mr.
fuller says you work on the environment
you
upon the systems you don't blame the
people if something isn't working well
look at this system look at the
environment the container change the
container and that people tend to behave
differently so the three is one how do I
demonstrate what it is I want others to
do how do i improve the product or
service how do i improve the environment
of my staff how can I Surprise them not
just with bonuses but new support new
acknowledgement over and over again so
the quality is always grown how do you
are that tree is everything and so many
people have their attention on the fruit
if you want more fruit love laundering
that tree when you love this service
when you love giving to others and
improving the quality for the sake of
just the service that you join the ranks
so the people like Mother Teresa if she
said one thing that I remembered for
everything it's not how much you give
its how much love you put into giving
it's not how much you do is how much
love you put in it doing create your own
three questions that will get you two to
go to the direction of service and
you'll always have plenty of fruit if
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VLOG #22 Teza Sumendra in PUMA Event & Birthday Celebration - Duration: 7:12.
Hey fellas, tonight I have a very special event
that's why I do make-up and dressed up
this is what I wear today
Tonight is PUMA event
There will be a singer, Teza Sumendra
and also a few couple of famous names
I forgot who they are
I'll update you soon as I arrive in Queens Head
The event will be at Queens Head Kemang
and I already in Kemang now
waiting to go at 6 o'clock
basically, PUMA event was about introducing
the brand ambassador which is Teza Sumendra
to public
Teza Sumendra represent PUMA from lifestyle division
but there were 10 hustler
I don't know, they called it 'hustler'
as the brand ambassador
representing different field job
there's musician, content creator, tatto artist
overall, the event was quite good
but, the music is not really my taste
that's all my review about PUMA event
My sister give me ramen for birthday treat
Thank you~
It supposed to be cake not ramen
Later lah, I'll also give you cake
Let's dig in then
Good news, good news
The good news is
I got free steak from Holycow
since today is my birthday
And you know what the free steak is ...
what was the name of that steak? Is it wagyu?
I think it's wagyu
the normal price is 165K rupiahs
I'm so lucky!
I need to fill up this kind of form
to get the free steak
She's complaining about her boss
this is the free steak
cut the steak
And here's our dessert
The plate is cute though
we don't know how it taste
but. it looks nice
with crispy edge, crispy crust
and the chocolate ganache looks convincing
Can't wait to try
That's gonna be all for today's video
See you in the next video
Thank you for watching
Please, please, if you like this video give me your LIKE
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