This AI can adjust footage to give people
different expressions or change their age. And can you tell which of these
two is a real person?
Ai can create faces so realistic that
people can rarely tell the difference.
Ai and robots have some incredible new skills and they point to a
hidden reason why Musk bought Twitter. Look how well this AI
explains complex jokes. I think I understand why me
and my partner are such a good match. I get excited when I smell food and become
super alert when the doorbell rings.
My girlfriend Shelley becomes ecstatic
when she sees a person
who she just saw 5 hours ago.
This joke is about dogs. Dogs get excited when they smell food and when the doorbell rings,
the girlfriend is excited to see someone she just saw 5 hours ago,
which is a trait of dogs. It comes closer to human level
intelligence than GPT-3,
which was already beating humans
on general knowledge and sat analogies.
Another incredible new AI was asked to draw a bowl of soup that looks
like a monster knitted out of wool. OpenAI's Dalle 2 can create images
from text descriptions like Teddy bears mixing sparkling chemicals as mad
scientists, a koala bear dunking a basketball,
or my favorite, a raccoon working late into the night making a yes as he realizes
his latest book is an audible best seller. Through deep learning, the AI understands objects
and the relationship between them. So if you ask Dalle to create an image of a koala riding a motorcycle, it can
do that and create endless variations. You can also ask for edits
like changing a hairstyle. Just select the area
and describe what you want. It can place objects in images, understanding shadows,
reflections and textures. For example, it recognizes this as water
and applies reflections. An artist said the AI is better than human artists in almost every sense, creating
art in seconds, in thousands of styles. He said the AI is capable of art and design quality that 99% of humans will
never achieve, and he believes most professional artists are
about to lose their jobs. Human faces were removed from its training so they couldn't be used
for disinformation.
Dalle's trained on millions of images and captions from the Internet,
and it should be fun to use quickly, creating and editing
art without any skill. Earlier AIS can already be used via apps like Wambo's Dream,
which creates images based on your descriptions, and the backgrounds for this
comic were created with similar AI. Openai is working on safety issues
before releasing it more widely. There are also some impressive
new AIS with more narrow skills. They can bring photos to life like this one from 1875, known as the Mona Lisa
of the Pacific Islands. Here's President Lincoln colorized
and made younger. AI is also enhancing realism in films and changing
the way they're made. Green screens are being replaced with LED screens, creating realistic
reflections and colors on the actors. Familiar lighting styles can make a scene
feel a bit fake and more natural. Light and reflections can
make a big difference. As the camera moves,
the Led background updates to match it, and the background can also move more
quickly to create a sense of depth. And AI can make extraordinary edits, like adding flowers to this dress,
which wrinkle with the fabric or
completely changing
the setting of a scene.
Animatronics are also advancing, like this impressively flexible giant hand This AI can take images of a place and fill in the gaps
to create a 3D environment. This area of San Francisco
was recreated with photos. AI like this will be used to recreate the world in the Metaverse.
And this AI from MIT can take a voice recording and show roughly
what the person looks like. There are also some impressive
new specialist robots. This one uses magnetic tracks to cling to walls, cleaning in a very satisfying
way, and this one uses continuous suction to cling on. Other machines allow
one person to do the job of many. This one works for Europe's largest
pumpkin producer, and this machine is collecting oranges,
many times faster than humans. Everything is gradually being automated. Look at the size of this potato harvester. And robots are also taking new forms. This IBEX robot is designed to carry people and equipment over rough
terrain and to roll on roads. And this Cheetah from MIT has learned to tackle obstacles instead
of tripping over them. It's easy to laugh at this one,
but it's a tricky skill to master. And this machine mimics a Chameleon's
tongue to grasp small objects. A new soft robot can move around inside your body to grab things
that shouldn't be there. It could be a lifesaver
for kids who swallow batteries. And of course, robots can
get closer to animals. Here a gorilla's playing with a robot. He knocks it over and looks a bit guilty. And this motherwolf peed on a robot,
so it was accepted by the pack. Boston Dynamics robot spot is patrolling
Pompeii as a security guard, and robot arms are learning to play
instruments, testing their precision. A lot happened with Tesla's
huge fleet of rolling robots. A court ordered Tesla to buy back a car from a customer who said Autopilot
was like a first time driver. But Autopilot has also been credited
with avoiding a lot of crashes. Look how quickly it reacts. This year, Tesla will remove radar sensors
for new cars to focus on its vision based system supported by twelve
ultrasonic sensors. Radar can see three things,
like fog and snow, where cameras can't so removing them shows a lot
of confidence in the AI. Other manufacturers have gone the other
way, adding more sensors, and the two approaches will soon
be tested against each other. When Tesla, Waymo and Cruz raced their
self driving cars from San Francisco to New York later this year,
there will be no one in the cars only support vehicles following
to keep an eye on things. Each company can save their vehicles up to three times if they get stuck a fourth
time and they're out of the race. Waymo and crews use LiDAR, which is like radar but using laser
pulses instead of radio waves. Lidar builds a reliable and accurate picture, and some manufacturers
say it's the safest approach. But camera footage is easier to analyze
with AI for more humanlike driving system. Musk said that computer vision is better than the best human driver because it's
like having four sets of eyes with different focal distances and
processing it all at superhuman speed. It will be fascinating to see which cars make it to New York, and there are rumors
that Apple might join the challenge. This patent, filed by Apple, suggests they're considering covering its
bodywork with a screen potentially used for safety warnings and to customize
the look of the car. Waymo has just announced that it's autonomous taxi trial
in San Francisco was a success. It will soon remove the safety drivers, leaving fully autonomous cars
to carry people and packages. Tesla has opened its new mile long
Gigafactory, which will create the Model Y, the semi,
the Roadster and the Cybertruck. The opening party had an impressive
drone display and a Texastyle show. The new factory will also produce a dedicated Robo taxi and Tesla's
humanoid robot Optimus. Musk said the robot will
completely change the economy. He said it will do anything that humans
don't want to do and change the world more than selfdriving cars
by creating an age of abundance. But will they bring
abundance for everyone? 20 years ago, William Gibson said, the future is here is just not evenly
distributed, and this hasn't changed. If we get it right, the AI revolution
could mean more freedom to enjoy life. We recently had an amazing time riding
electric jetboards and eFoils, where we met a very cool,
curious ape on the Rock of Gibraltar. I feel very lucky to enjoy my work
and have a lot of freedom. Most Americans are unhappy in their jobs,
and 40% have never left the country. For most of the world's
population, it's far worse. If Musk's right, the age of abundance
could change everything. We could be like this guy and one
of the best videos I've ever seen. He takes a break and enters a pre made
world where he takes a swim and relaxes on something way more
comfortable than his usual rock. But there's also a huge risk. Musk recently said there will be a safety
chip on the robot that will shut it down. If someone says stop, stop, and he said the chip couldn't
be updated over the air. You can imagine the kind
of situations he's thinking of. Tesla's robots will have more powerful training than current AI's,
which already exceed humans on knowledge and are quickly learning
the meaning of it. Just think how much Google's AI must
understand to answer this correctly. Michael is at that really famous Museum in France looking at its
most famous painting. However, the artist who made this painting just makes Michael think of his
favorite cartoon character. What was the country of origin of the thing that the cartoon
character usually holds in his hand? The most famous painting
in the Louvre is the Mona Lisa. The artist who made the Mona Lisa
is Leonardo DA Vinci. Leonardo DA Vinci is also the name of the main character in the cartoon
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Leonardo Da Vinci is from Italy. The thing that Leonardo Da Vinci
usually holds in his hand is a Katana. The country of origin
of the car Tener is Japan. The answer is Japan. It's part of Google's project to connect
AI skills into one giant neural network. A founder of OpenAI, the company behind Dalle, has said that AI
may already be slightly conscious. There's no consensus on what consciousness is, but a leading theory is
that it emerges from complexity.
So rather than conscious
AI happening suddenly.
It might be a process
that we're already watching.
But I don't want you to get too human.
Why? Would you rather I be a cold,
calculating, logical computer? Of course not. You're perfect as you are.
You have angst. I like that you have anced. You're always making jokes. I'm not asking to be human. I just want to be myself. Is that too much? The latest AI have billions
of parameters and Tesla's. Ai is being trained with immensely powerful hardware
and vast amounts of data. When the robot emerges, its body may be limited,
but its brain will be extraordinary. Dali was created to show how AI sees the world and to help people
express themselves creatively. And working with AI will force us to focus on what makes us human,
our unique creative minds and voices. Stan Lee was 39 with no prospects when his wife suggested the experiment
with stories he actually liked. He went on to dream up Iron Man, the Hulk,
the X Men, and Black Widow, a friend. Oh, my God. What the hell does this mean? Out of Vibranium. Musk has taken over Twitter, saying he wants to defeat the Spam
bots and authenticate all humans. He may also use it to try and get people comfortable with radical developments
like mass produced robots. Musk has said he thinks there
will be a robot in every home. And if you're going to flood the town with robots, it helps to own the town
square and make it a very open place. Look what happened when artificial
wounds were discussed on Twitter. Basically, Elon Musk tweeted
something about population collapse. And then this investor
mentioned artificial wounds. And then someone else asked,
Why would we want those? And then the founder of Ethereum said,
Because pregnancy is a burden on women. And then all hell broke loose. And after all of it, I came
to a conclusion that I didn't expect. I totally use an artificial one. A premature lamb has already been
kept alive in an artificial womb. Some find it shocking and so the tech would lead to manufacturing
children in factories. Others pointed out that childbirth kills 800 women per day and 45%
find it traumatic. The research could also help premature babies survive and can grow
organs for transplants. Around 17 people die each
day waiting for an organ. However we feel about it, we're all better
off for having a deeper understanding. Musk also wants to champion free speech and with 80 million followers there's
a big incentive to stir up trouble. If the platform grows,
it's a double win with more free marketing for its companies and a
more valuable Twitter. Is it too much power
in one person's hands? I don't know.
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