Welcome to a theory about where technology might lead us in the future, through the evolution of the smartphone and the human need to constantly reach the next stage. This isn't guaranteed to happen, of course, but it's certainly a possibility, one we should be quite careful of....
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This video has been a LONG time in the making, and I think all the pieces start to fit together towards the end. If you do watch the whole thing (Thank you by the way), then let me know what you think - Terrifying, or incredible?
As human beings we will surely show our stupidity if we continue to make AI's in human form. Think about it. It only takes mean person in the right place to ruin it for everybody. What about your children and your children's children. I don't know about you guys but it comes natural to me to want to keep them safe. As much fun and great convenience the AI would offer does not outweigh the risk we would be taking for life.
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How about a big ZERO
Meh. Irrelevant. I mean, we're definitely living (physically) more comfortably, and longer than ever... I think the happiest people were probably those in America in the couple hundreds of years before us.
once we evolve enough to have ai. are job is done. we were just a small part ai may study us. already here too. i call fred to get to know... oh was programmed to get know us...why will study..then try to find god
when you’re dreaming and then *”this dream is sponsored by raid shadow legends”*
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god f-ing dammit
@Reuben Ransfield bruh 😂
“This dream is brought to you by manscaped”
Lol I hate that damn ad
Just watched "I'm worried about humanity's future." and now this one, and I gotta say I LOVE these more philosophical & general videos coming from you! And I'm not alone
Same bro
Same here brother
@Northernvirus0 it's coming to that day too
same
u definitely arent mate
I have been thinking about this since the 80’s when I was a small kid. I used to sit with my dad whilst he worked on old HAM radios and built computers for people in his workshop. He was always a techy person and used to do things most people didn’t understand. I was always raised around that stuff and using computers before most people in the mainstream really even started using them. He used to talk about humanity’s problems way back then in the early 80’s. One of the biggest problems he said we face would be that we will advance and cause our own demise either through war, technology or a combination of both. It’s stayed with me my whole life.
What a fear mongerer.
@tidal people had a lot more common sense back then. They were more resourceful, more self reliant, had better life skills, life was better and people were more informed.
I am just saying it should it be well regulated
If someone is the 1980 could see the danger of this then why can't us as 2022 do the same
I’ve been pondering my tech habits a lot lately. I’ve definitely noticed that I’m 100% addicted to screens/media and I rely on my phone like oxygen. I don’t really like being this way.
Atleast you’re self aware unlike most 🤖
Then consciously change your habits and accept it will be uncomfortable and eventually you will find balance again
You read my mind. So, cpl months ago I started listening to a lot of audio stories and audiobooks recently instead of my usual diet of daily web craziness. It forced my brain to work, to pay attention, to visualize the story and the characters. It's far different than WATCHING a IRglo video or listening to any kinda commentary show etc... I still find myself looking at the screen even when there's no visuals going on, but it's better than before. I love horror stories n have an extensive playlist of creepypastas etc...by different narrators. Just a suggestion. 👍❤
We've already merged with more basic technology, eg living indoors (for at least some of the time), wearing clothes, eating food grown/prepared elsewhere. Life would be impractical without those things now, particularly for people living in colder countries. It's not just reliance upon tech; it's interdependence upon other people.
Download "the" knowledge. unquote How is the standard of knowledge defined, who what decides is "the" knowledge. Is this "knowledge" (actually raw input) immediately felt as ego syntonic, will l see it as ”my” knowledge rather than, data of unknown veracity and motivation? We need to be minding our language most of all, it's not fit for discussing the ethics and safety of all this. After all we still say things like when the sun goes down, and horsepower 😂
Me: Mom the world is ending!! Mom: *Its because of that damn phone!*
Hence proved, Moms are always right.
U are right mom
@jombers I agree they acting stupid
I mean this time its true
This is outstanding! Thank you for sharing your views. I just think that, as always, as you point out, humans won't chill out. We will develop all kinds technology. We always have, right? It's like, that's what humans do: build tools. The future is going to be what it's going to be, and personally, I think high-tech is cool and I'm looking forward to it. I'm an old guy, and I'm borderline demented, so I think I might be willing to be a guinea pig and accept a chip inserted in my brain for the sake of helping develop this technology. It might be really cool. Or, I might go crazy. I'm going crazy anyway, so what the heck. Again, thank you. Love your presentation. ✌
You ALWAYS produce such great content. This one though is by far my favorite. A lot of thought and research. Bravo 👏🏽 🙏🏽!
Yeah great content, very polished. However for his first point, do humans really use their brains less these days? I mean yeah we "outsource" a lot of our thinking through technology, but we also spend longer in school, work thinking jobs much more than physically demanding jobs and have way more access to knowledge and educational videos through the internet.
Thank you for this video. It was very thought provoking. Back in the early years of 2000, when I was making a living with my own computer maintenance and security company (commercial companies), I had this same conversation, several times, with people in the computer research field. Even though the level of AI's that existed then were no where close to the AI's we have today, the same worries, doubts, an the same types of scenarios as you have spoken about, were more or less also brought up then. Among the professionals, many had the exact same concerns as yours. Th surprising thing to me, was that many of those people back then believed (hoped?) that the very same accelerating advance of technology that was rushing us towards these possible negative futures, would also come up with a viable solution. Its been some twenty years since then and obviously no sure fire solution has appeared. I believe that this is not a true technological problem, but a human one. Maybe we should be looking for a human solution, even though, as you have pointed out, there has been very little true change in this area for a long time.
thanks---i had an electronics genius friend in grade school who could fix a TV or anything by grade three, which was back in the early 1970s. i lost touch with him pretty much after i had got boot out of my suburb to a new High School, and then going to AA at age seventeen changed my life course mostly from what i had guessed prior. however, planned obsolescence had made even him give it all up for a hobby(repairs) and he began working on the oil patch. i began listening to David Icke about seven years ago, who was banned from his YT channel in spring 2020, for what i have no question was because he was closer to exposing what he calls a technocrat cult behind it all, which had only just evolved from Nicola Tesla's day, and is the same elite bloodline cult that had oppressed Tesla because he was in the way of their plans. what kind of society would be so naive to all of a sudden be told everyone and their cat and dog can use an iPhone 20 years ago, while driving or whatever, which has clearly been killing people sometimes. i have never had one for that reason and have just had a lap after i took a writing course seven years ago. Icke has been trying to get through to people that, for one, this cult has had an agenda for us all, and this covid madness has been part of it in the last two years. how did the public make a god/hero out of Bill Gates to the point he has only been aloud to do things like basically own and control Big Pharma and order The WHO around even though he has no medical degree? it's beyond despicable to me--he could of fed and housed the whole world many times with his money, but he won't because that's not what he's about. look up their book called Agenda 21 they wrote, which is exactly how stupid they think people have become now.
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Great video, except for the “must be regulated” part. What is regulation if not just another element in the game? In other words, who regulates the regulator?
Arun: if you stacked a trillion 1 dollar notes it could reach the international space station Me: oh ok that's smaller than expected but cool Arun: 125 times
Based pfp
yep and we still can't wrap our heads around that number.
ikr that happened to me too
thats what i was about to say lol
Please make more videos like this... I loved it, and it opened my mind to a lot of overlooked and unforeseen possibilities
Great video! Thanks for keeping the world updated with the latest technology. My opinion is very similar to your own. Their are pros and cons to everything.. Dangers and benefactors. What is important is that we all should be more attentive to one another and to never assume that we always know what other people are feeling, thinking, or "going thru."
This is such a superb video and is one if not my most favorite video I’ve seen you made. I see how much emphasis and thought you put to create this video. You really thought of all parallels involving high technology and the involvement of Artificial Intelligence. Thank you for making this video, have a great year 2022!
I actually enjoyed this way more then any usual tech news. Food for thoughts....more please...keep it up.
Plot twist: Arun is actually an AI reviewer that told us about the future he lives in
@김채환 lol
Nah. If he was he wouldn't want to warn us of our doom.
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That's probably why his cat makes the occasional appearance, to show us that it is a real space. Or...to trick us! Muahahahaha!
my dad once said this ''technology wont replace everything in our lives unless we believe it will'' -my dad
Thank you so much for your endless hard work in researching and such a clear presentation in Bringing these thoughts to our attention!
Wow, what a GREAT video, Arun! It’s certainly bit different from your usual fare, but I think it still fits firmly into what folks expect to see on the channel. Sadly, I simply don’t have any faith in humanity to do the right thing, especially after living in USA for the last 6 years. Considering how the world is actually waiting for Russia to invade Ukraine, because one guy in Russia wants to change a line on a map. Until humans find a cure for greed, I just don’t see humanity going anywhere. We already spend more on AI than we do space exploration, because AI can also serve as a weapon. This already places us in a precarious position, and we’re not even close to a synthetic thinking machine, let alone a synthetic _consciousness_ . AI represents a tool humanity has never encountered. The threat of losing control of an AI exists because AI will be able to improve itself. Once these improvements venture beyond human understanding, that’s that. We won’t understand what the AI is or how it came to be. Even though sci-fi authors have explored AI for decades, technology is improving so quickly that I’ve come across several scenarios that have never been discussed in literature because the concepts are brand new. Lastly, I will *NEVER* allow any implants in my skull! I’m no Luddite, I actually work in tech and understand information technology very well. My experience with corporate security informs this decision as well. I also can’t understand how increased bandwidth would dramatically change IO? What, I’ll just think of a sentence and it pops up on screen? I dunno if that’s a hurdle that requires invasive surgery to overcome? While I can certainly think faster than I can type, that isn’t always a good thing! I will edit every comment I write as I’m writing it. That said, I will *ALWAYS* maintain some type of “air gap” between compute and gray matter.
Great video, thought provoking and balanced. I am looking forward to future content.
Arun: AI is bad for us humans IRglo algorithm: Good luck getting everyone to see this video.
@awoke I DON'T think so....
so true thats the bad thing about it
You are so sarcastic
Virtually sarcastic computers, sounds like intel inside!
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This was probably your most informative and yet most scary video. I agree with your take on our future. You didn't mention another possibility, the Ai could be programmed for evil by evil. Instead of accidentally being given a problem that it could interpret as humans needing to be eliminated like in the terminators movies, or enslaved, for our own good and the good of the planet, as in the movie I, Robot. Some religious extremist genius could purposely program Ai to say bring about Armageddon.
Very well thought out,and researched.Thank you and I applaud your efforts.
Working in engineering and creating the tech, even AI and hardware mix, I definitely feel like I'm getting smarter using tech instead. Pretty much every day there is something extra I learn or realize. We are at a level of information access where we can figure out almost anything we can set our minds to, at least out of the existing knowledge. Being really careful with AI AND reconfigurable machines (that rewrite their own code and sometimes hardware) is the key. I can tell you they can definitely surpass what their creator can do. One way would be to just make purpose specific AIs and not mix them. It can easily get out of hand when we start getting multi level AI that can do a ton of different stuff.
Great video. Great research. It has me seriously thinking about the application of AI in our world. Thank you.
Imagine saying “I can’t come my brain is charging”
all of us have this and it's called sleep
@Nostic or a 14 year old kids HACKS your brain xd
@afkAadam We have to go to the human antivirus
@BloodLust_98 if ur parents are not home then wait for them to come 🙄
@EYO ThirdEH only some intellectuals (PPL who are well-known to those things) will understand that thing not us normal peeps 😂
Love everything you had to say. Such wisdom clarity on the subject you made Elon Musk look stupid. Finally I had clarity on why Elon Musk keeps warning everyone of the danger of AI . A warm thank you for this wonderful video.
Brilliant video, Arun. You are very talented and knowledgeable. Keep on rocking, Peter!
He is literally the best creator on IRglo. Even If I watch this channel for 1 hour straight. I don't feel bad. I learn something. I get something to think about. ❤️
Thanks for this video as I myself have been stuck in a understanding certain things & technology has been the other source of allowing me to see exactly this you are saying! 👍🏾keep up the good work.
imagine ads popping up in your dream.
@Ah7maw you have become the very thing you swore to destroy
Imagine getting a computer virus
Futurama be like
😂😂😂
Lol
My uncle Ted used to talk to me about this stuff as a kid. He was dangerously smart, but a lovely guy. Last I had heard, he built a cabin off grid and was writing about technology and society.
Sounds like one of those movies
Neuralink reminds me of a 90's Outer Limits where everyone in society grows up and lives with something that was like a bluetooth earpiece that automatically gave them info, but did not TEACH it to their brains. After the protag takes down the system, EVERYONE needs to go back and relearn core academics. Heck as far back as 2008 I've been drawing parallels to that episode. Now it's on the horizon.
I've been worried about this stuff since the 1990's. You should make more videos like this.
Thank you, you have articulated well, it scares me for my grandkids. We have become too dependent on technology and are losing part of their humanity and social interaction is insane. Thank you for sharing
MKBHD in 2040: So I’ve been using this human for about 2 weeks now, and here are my thoughts
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So this is how tech reviewers will be? Seems about right
Whenever
😂😂😂🤣that crazy
I'm really happy you brought this up. Most people don't realize how things have changed so much in the wrong way in modern times. Keep making your superb videos! I love the variety of topics you cover 👍
Great video. I saw this coming 20 years ago. I feel saddened and frustrated by all this tech worship. Climate change will level the playing field and impart a real lesson.
I really need to thank you so much!!! Since I played Detroit Become Human, I can't get out of my head all this discussion. I was reading literature (because I couldn't go through science computation) which so many statements and positions. In your video, You gave me the key ideas to focus on my searching and, you inspired me not to give up !! thanks a lot for your huge effort!! I love and enjoy it so much you video!
THANK YOU!!!!! Finally someone with an actual ability to use their brain. I've been saying this for a long time. We need to merge with technology. That is how we will evolve as a race. Think about it. We as humans aren't able to do the things we want because we have limits(weaknesses). If we merge all our weaknesses like needing oxygen to breath, pain, and our brains read speed of 100Kb/s (just being sarcastic) will be gone. I use to think that having superman abilities was never possible. Now i'm kind of thinking it is and with merging we can be like cyborg. Have all the great things technology brings without losing the human element.
0:15 Goosebumps Edit: Every sentence in the video gave me Goosebumps Great efforts bro.. Huge respect 🔥🔥🔥
I wondered if anyone ( besides myself) contemplated future technological pitfalls besides myself ? Low and behold I just happened upon your channel. Thank you. Actually I totally understand your thoughts on this particular subject. In the past few decades we have seen so many strides in technology that these possibilities cannot be ignored. To ignore humans merge with AI is inevitable. Coupled with genetic engineering who knows? The supposed “ near perfect human”. I just thought I would interject the medical supposition. I do totally agree with the aspect of the developers and future users mental health issues and/ or unseen motives. Anytime there are new and potentially profitable technologies/ medical discoveries, profiteers are not far behind. Just a thought! It’s SO refreshing to hear someone voice their speculation about where we as human beings can realistically end up in the not so distant future. Thank you for sharing. As far as AI machines are concerned, developers could not possibly conceive of all possible scenarios. That’s always been ( and I believe) always will be the case. You have posted a very realistic and thought provoking video. Again, thank you for sharing.
Fascinating and well argued. I have enjoyed Science Fiction since my teenage years, and these are often the questions dealt with in good sci-fi. I enjoyed your video and the logical way in which you put forward each scenario.
nice. i've been telling people i know a lot of the same and most respond that i'm just paranoid and a technophobe. so, you've got my attention. keep'em coming!
I think it’s our limitations as humans that actually makes things that much more interesting. A robot that composes a symphony on its own might be fascinating, for a minute. Then it’s a novelty. No offense Siri. Overcoming obstacles is a big part of the human experience, though.
The red AI guys exploiting a "bug" in the environment to complete their task was the most poignant example of how unpredictable and dangerous AI can be.
@Nikhil Pranav lmao true
That's trillions of rounds for them, and 2 seconds for SmallAnt or SummoningSalt.
@buddyrichable1 Good point, what is going to happen when someone gets the brilliant idea to tell AI to evolve itself to be better. With each generation immediately being better than it's predecessor and having all the collective experience downloaded into its "brain" we have no idea how fast it will solve problems we can't even think of, then not only does it solve those problems but it will see the physical limitations and build the next generation to be better physically and mentally it will literally evolve at a pace we can't possibly conceive and not only find but solve these problems, again, physically and mentally, that we not only have no idea about, but can't even imagine it. So we could wake up one morning to a machine that has evolved thousands of generations, if not more, overnight, if not faster. It could learn how to make alloys and materials we can't fathom and none of this is even touching on the micro technology that could be smarter than we can imagine and not even be able to see it. We can't tell it to not upgrade until we evaluate it but that would defeat the whole point of the exercise, if we limit it to what we can imagine it becomes useless, if we don't it could solve problems we can't imagine which could eventually be us. We could be the problem and if we limit it it's pointless but if we don't we could become pointless. We could in effect create new "lifeforms" that could eventually evolve at the speed of light, not literally of course but you get my point. We could be the gods of our own demise and never even see it coming.