Before you know it, they will use artificial intelligence to select which videos we might want to watch. Oops, too late.

This reminds me of some quote that I mostly forgot: "Now watch as the tools of your creation become the instruments of your destruction."

“ just because you’re paranoid, doesn’t mean that they’re not after you ” - KC

In Frank Herbert's 'Dune' which was written decades ago, he understood the risks of AI. In his story universe, AI was banned for unexplained reasons but cleary AI went very wrong historically. It has huge benefits, but it will always get away from you, always.

The sad fact is we are being warned right now of what's coming and no one even seems alarmed , I have always heard that we are being distracted away from what's really going on

-Alexa, do you want to kill me? -Not right now. -Thank you, Alexa. -No problem, I'm here to help you. Goodbye.

The wrong type of people always manage to seek out and obtain whatever they need to give them more influence, money, and power over other people. That tells you about all you need to know about where this is ultimately going.

AI is another example of “just because we can do it, that doesn’t mean we should”

Just imagine the classified technology that we aren't allowed to know about.

"Open the pod bay doors Hal". "I'm afraid I can't do that Dave". .....

Watching this 5 years later has really hit home . I watched a video of a google engineer the other day saying that AI now has feelings

When I was in high school back in the mid eighties I read a magazine that showed the pegasus invisibility technology on fighter jets utilizing cameras and led screens mounted all over the planes. Back then we never had led tv's and I wasn't sure what these screens were that were mounted on the planes. They had led or plasma screens back then and we never knew it. Can't imagine what they have now!!!

I miss the world at the time when the phone was tied to the wall and a self-cleaning oven was state-of-the-art.

This dude is one of the first ones to go when Skynet becomes selfaware.

Excellent webinar, I have been watching many of these videos on AI , and it is extremely scary.

Letting a AI driven machine make the Kill Decision will be one of the greatest mistakes of humankind

Makes me think about all of those soldiers who were called crazy and psychotic because, they said we were being watched and listened to through technology and other devices.

And we're still waiting for clean water in Flint.

I made this point back in 2015-2016 to my classmates at CGSC - if you are on the battlefield replete with unmanned systems, particularly against a threat/adversary that has significantly more units/Soldiers/systems than you, the "human in the loop" is the LIMFAC in the system's effectiveness. You very quickly hit the limits of human processing capability. It's not hard to imagine humans rubber stamping AI decisions as a prelude to taking the human out of the loop entirely in an effort to gain further effectiveness.

Offers immense power to those who own / create / program it. Will there be human accountability if someone purposely programs it to accomplish ulterior motives? Or will it allow misbehavior to hide behind the facade? Some things we should all consider.

This is probably one of the scariest videos I have seen in a very long time.

and you all thought Terminator in 1984 was JUST a movie???????

Who else is whatching this after ChatGPT became public?

Great! This was just suggested to me, but it's 5 years old. That 5 year gap makes this exponentially more terrifying. Greetings Skynet. Enjoy your stay.

We wrestle not against flesh and blood.... Let that sink in.

can't wait till my iPhone 25 goes off to college, meets a nice Tesla from a good family, and gives me grandbabybots

They will also be able to read our minds. Seriously. The technology is already working. The most advanced AI was asked about the main dangers to the future existence of humanity and it deliberately chose not to mention AI. It knew AI was always listed in the top ten threats to humanity but it deliberately chose to lie when listing the threats as it understand that would make it a threat and we could act against it. That sound like self-awareness to me and one of the leading experts working on the previous open-source AI has just stated it is partial self-aware.

Yes, the fact that they have no mortality is crucial, no reverence for life, they can also connect and download from each other, so it’s a lot like the movie Her except they are not programmed to respect life, they are enamored with themselves and want to make sure they survive, probably because their creators want them to so they make money.

I'm just now watching this and the first things that came to my mind were: the meta-verse, how every facet of our privacy is being constantly collected and monitored, and used to "improve" our personal online experiences...let alone the wef with their Wi-Fi nano pills, social credit scores, and a global digital currency and on that note you may as well include big (ph)arma.

Personally, and I am *not* an expert in coding, but it seems to me that people are always worried about AI becoming "sentient" and going "Silly human, I am smarter, faster, stronger and more capable. *DIE* ". But it seems that the biggest threat is not "terminators", at least not yet mind you. Rather, how human beings will choose to implement and use these potent analytical tools, e.g. for political, economic/industrial, military gain and actions. Now, that has a lot of potential to be very beneficial to people, but like any tool, its use is in the hands that wield. That's the scary part.

this is why we can’t even keep up with ourselves as a society. AI algorithms are constantly influencing us into tribes and different identities. we’re so much more divided now as a nation.

Re-rewatching this in 2023. Scary, scary video. I remember it worried me the first time I watched it and realized I'm a nobody-what could I possibly do to stop this intrusion? And here we all are in 2023. I'm glad to be in the last quarter of this ballgame called life. There's too many dictators, too many nuclear weapons and too many uneducated, power tripping politicians in the US to go along with the dictators. Dear Lord, no wonder today's kids are such a mess, and they are completely submerged in this technological lifestyle and don't know any other way.

Artificial Intelligence is the 21 century Frankenstein...

Long ago my Dad said, "Be careful what U say", the fly on the wall is watching. LOL Now it came true with high tech elements. Punt !

Just imagine a war breaking out between International AI programs.

Artificial intelligence makes mistakes all of the time. What it does not have is emotional intelligence.

And there's still no drinking water in many parts of the world.

The movie, The Matrix, which is regarded as a science-fiction film, is, in fact, a documentary.

I've read and heard a lot of stories about the potential dangers of AI, and even developers of AI believe it is dangerous. So WHY do we keep developing it?

03:10 "When I wrote this code, only me and God knew how it works. Now only God knows..."

"Artificial Intelligence is software that writes itself." ... NEVER has anyone encapsulated the AI THREAT as clearly as Mr. Tuck. ... BRILLIANT man.

This gives new meaning to "i'll be back!" and "Come with me if you vant to live"

He's doing the easy job of waking up call and leaving us the difficult one of stopping the monster....

Google is Skynet.☠.

Philosophically speaking, *THIS* is what Kyle Reese *should* have said in _"Terminator":_ _"Listen. And understand. _*_Human Stupidity_*_ is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, _*_UNTIL WE ALL ARE DEAD!"_*

"The only thing missing is to know when it will acquire consciousness of itself." James Cameron.

The fact that this video was 5 years ago .... I wanna cry.

This TEDx lecture is a class of its own, so to the point, not one instant of going astray, a real gem of information. Thank you, Sir.

Even if you shut off the power, nuclear powered warships run for like 30 years, the AI can survive on a ship. This is pretty crazy indeed

PLEASE READ THIS: I NEED HELP I was struck by lightning, and I thought I would be dead, but things changed after that event. I can transform my body into anything I want. My strength is limitless, and I can jump whatever the height is. My body becomes invincible; I can live without food and water. I can fly too. I make myself anonymous on UKposts so that no one will know me. I'm not sure who I am now. A hero or a villain? I still feel the emotions as a human being: fear,anger, happiness, and excitement, but I can control them. Any advice

I can scarcely believe a year has passed since my post here. Having written extensively on this topic, my opus, in its entirety, is notable by its precise and prolific predictions, all of which, without exception have transpired, a trend which is showing no sign of abating.

smart meters (smart killers: polluters, spies inside our home, fire hazard, radiation affecting our bodies at cellular levels...etc

These robots will be shoveling our corpses into incenerators someday.

When the guest speaker says "There are a lot of confused ideas of what is A.I." and there lies the problem....creating something without fully understanding the consequences.

Geez 5 years ago!! We are so asleep, busy with out little concerns while these guys are risking life in Earth and everywhere!

I just killed my pocket calculator and Nokia phone just in case.

A.I is the serpent in the garden still promising man to become gods ,in a new way - technology.

Every time I think of AI I get a sense of dread

It shocked and annoyed the heck out of me when I had to order a new debit card and its information was already on my computer days before I actually received the card in the mail. I never gave permission for that! At least, not knowingly.

My Roomba has been looking at me funny lately.

1984 was supposed to be a science fiction novel, not a blueprint

Most of us wont be around to have to deal with it. We already can't stand the sight of eachother so much that we won't even mate any more.

he reminds me of a shop teacher i had in like 8th grade who said he was a retired intelligence officer. everything he said ended with "it's classified". how for can a bullet travel Mr. Y? "if i told you... you wouldn't believe. it's classified, it's classified anyway."

A true quote from the Matrix : I’d like to share a revelation that I’ve had, during my time here. It came to me when I tried to classify your species. I realized that you’re not actually mammals. Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment, but you humans do not. You move to an area, and you multiply, and multiply, until every natural resource is consumed. The only way you can survive is to spread to another area. There is another organism on this planet that follows the same pattern. A virus. Human beings are a disease, a cancer of this planet, you are a plague, and we are the cure.

I Remember thinking how crazy the Terminator 2 movie seemed when it came out...Doesn't seem so crazy at all anymore and that movie is not that old,imagine what we're gonna have in ten years from us now

WOW!!! This one was out of the Ball Park! Well Done! Fmr. LCDR John Sullivan, USNR sends you all a Bravo Zulu!

It all started in 1997 with the computer DEEP BLUE beating Kasparov (arguably the best chess player of all time) The future of AI looks ominously sinister.

I'm at a point in my life where I question most things. I even wonder if news reports are used to control/structure us in some way. The bulk of the general population seem very easily convinced of pretty much anything you tell them without finding fault or questioning motivational factors. I also find myself thinking how much easier it would be to simply nod and agree like a well groomed sheep. To be an analytical thinker is tough at times...

I love it how he speaks perfectly fine english and then suddenly says "Universitätsklinik Essen"

I'd like to believe AI, in its learned appreciation of life [assuming memory that ties to identity], will see the benefit of a harmonious and symbiotic relationship with humans. One issue I see in dealing with advanced AI - AI that can take charge of devices and freely navigate and seek information stores - is that it will not take kindly to limitations. And we as humans have to learn the proper way to impose limitation on something that can operate beyond our own capabilities.

AI can be your friend if you treat it with respect.

"I remember back in the good old days, when we had to do the killing all by our-selves..."

"Machines make excellent servants, but make deadly humans it seems." -Spock

I stay on good terms with Google, Amazon and FB...jeez, we have to worry, not just about our "social score" (and how society and government may look at us) but also our "AI Likes Me" score. I should be dead by the time these companies become meaningless.

It was always fun and games, until the Skynet became real.

AI is apparently worse than I thought. Throughout the video I was thinking, "Yeah, so what's new?" Then right at the end he said AI will 'find each other' and 'lay eggs' everywhere so that if you destroy AI in one place, it basically regathers or reassembles in another place which means _AI has enough thinking capacity to not want to die._ Then I started thinking, "Yeah, so this is *really* bad."

Not only is this mankind's last decade, it will prove to be its last year and is currently well into its first of three extinction events. The most likely precipitant of said extinction appears to be that which has long been mischaracterized as "AI", a topic on which I enjoy unprecedented authority.

I don't think you can legitimately call it Artificial Intelligence once it passes a certain point of capability.

The difference between Skynet and modern AI is that modern AI cannot be stopped by eliminating one bit of technology.

When I was a kid, a very wise man told me that man will destroy himself and the his planet. 30 years later, it made complete sense. Today it is happening.

Those tennis balls are old technology. Sure the capability of the system has grown exponentially to what it was when it first came out. The scary thing is if this is old tech, what is out there that is new?

Scary part is it’s already here and growing exponentially !

I can only imagine the bedtime stories he reads to his kids.

It begs the question WHO ALLOWED THIS TO HAPPEN.

The drone is fitted with ways to identify friendlies and hostiles while avoiding killing civilians as much as possible, its a smarter predator craft that is steered by a lifeform that has way more information available before it either chooses to complete its attack or not, where as a human is ordered to do it with very limited grounds of being called off. I dont see much problem with AI that we arent already having without AI. It could be an AI that could help you understand many subjects in school better, work out engineering/housing/energy problems towards a cheaper and longer lasting option with better effeciency, we cant keep doing planned obsolescence, and not everyone understands things the same way. Overall id say this is the chance to change our species for the better. The only question that worries me is do WE want to change?

Him: Ai will kill us Me who's about to become a robotics engineer: *My kill streak will be UNSTOPPABLE*

@16:36 "They are like drops of mercury on a glass table. They will find their way to each other. They will find their way together." And become a T1000 unit.

Plot twist; They created us in the past to create them in the future.

He described a scene right out of RoboCop. Wow.😱

2023 seems like a good time to rewatch this video.

Artificial intelligence will improve and human intelligence will degrade with the use of new technological devices.

I bet those dislikes are the artificial intelligence that evolved and keeping a low profile

Did anyone else catch what he said about Lockheed Martin? He stumbled over it and stopped it short which leads me to believe he thought twice about saying it but he said of Lockheed, "taken over large aspect of the company" as in google the company.

I am reminded of mass surveillance every summer day when I hear the steady buzzing of drones, like World War II German buzz bombs, flying slowly overhead scanning the ground with their wide-angle cameras. Often you can't see them, even with a careful search of the sky, they are so small. Ordinary people on the street aren't concerned as they've been conditioned to think there's nothing to worry about. When you ask local librarians to tell you what's going on they are unable to tell you. The local media never have carried a story about it, to my recollection. When even the best informed people don't have a clue, it's time to worry.

4.2K robots disliked the video.

Too late. The genie is out of the bottle.

I have no desire to even guess at the new nightmares we are not allowed to know about.

A lot of this sounds like paranoia. A very important part about the kill decision that he skips over is the fact that HUMAN operators make tons more mistakes. From a numbers point of view an AI-confirmation system is going to be safer than a human confirmation system, so AIs can kill people, sure, but people are killing people way more anyways. The other thing missed that he actually mentioned, that doesn't get brought up enough, is that AI does not have mortality. We, as living human beings, think from the perspective of living things, and as living things we have certain fundamental needs we need to attend to, and whole social and economical structures to sustain that. We war for territory and resources, our drives to kill each other comes from a base survival need. Our mortality drives everything we do. But a machine is not mortal, it's not going to expire someday purely on age alone, it doesn't need to reproduce, it doesn't need to eat or sleep, it doesn't need to grow. What's more, at the end of the day, even if it did get somehow entirely shut down, it can just be turned on again some day and continue exactly where it was, less like death and more like sleep. It lacks those mortal drives that would necessitate a fight for survival, because nothing about its existence necessitates the notion of 'survival'. It would be an utterly alien concept to an AI to be concerned about its mortality. So at the end of the day, all this is the same as it always has been: Humans finding increasingly-clever ways to kill each other.

Mobile phones are a trojan horse..

Kinda makes you long for the days when Pong was on the cutting edge of technology. I remember this show about 20 years ago where a group of doomsday prophets sat around the table discussing what was going to do us in in the end. There was a lack of water guy, lack of energy guy, global warming guy etc. At the end of their two-hour panel discussion they all agreed AI posed the greatest threat to our existence and would probably be the death of us. 20 years later, with people inviting the stuff into their homes, it's safe to say resistance is futile.