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AI Unleashed - The Coming Artificial Intelligence Revolution and Race to AGI
27 Sept 202417:49

Summary

TLDRThis video discusses the latest breakthroughs in AI, focusing on Google DeepMind's 'Alpha Chip,' which allows AI to design and improve its own hardware. Mystic Version 2, an advanced AI image generator, is also highlighted for its incredible detail in creating lifelike images. Additionally, OpenAI's financial growth and challenges are mentioned, as well as the rise of AI-generated videos and storytelling. The discussion includes concerns about AI's increasing role in creative and technological industries, touching on the future potential and ethical implications of AI-driven advancements.

Takeaways

  • 🔍 Google DeepMind introduces Alpha Chip, AI-designed microchips to optimize hardware for better AI models, creating a feedback loop of continuous improvement.
  • 📸 Mystic version two, a new AI image generation tool, excels in producing highly detailed and realistic visuals, competing with other tools like MidJourney.
  • 🐾 AI-generated images are becoming increasingly indistinguishable from real photos, with meticulous details like shadows, reflections, and textures.
  • 🧠 Plyy the Liberator jailbroke an AI voice model to sing songs in various styles, demonstrating the flexibility and creativity possible with voice AI.
  • 💰 OpenAI's financial projections include reaching $12 billion in revenue next year despite expecting losses of up to $5 billion due to high operational costs.
  • 💼 OpenAI has seen a number of key executive departures, even as it transitions to a more for-profit structure and seeks additional investment.
  • 🤖 Google DeepMind's Alpha Chip, similar to AlphaGo, approaches chip design as a strategic game, automating and optimizing chip floor planning for efficiency.
  • 🌍 AI in biology is showing promise with advancements like AlphaFold, which aids in drug development and protein design for human health improvements.
  • 🎥 AI tools like Runway and Magnific are enabling individual creators to generate high-quality videos, bypassing traditional film production constraints.
  • 🔧 Notebook LM by Google allows users to upload a variety of media, such as PDFs and YouTube videos, and automatically generate audio overviews or summaries for them.

Q & A

  • What is the Alpha Chip introduced by Google DeepMind?

    -Alpha Chip is a state-of-the-art AI-driven chip design model developed by Google DeepMind. It focuses on optimizing and designing the hardware that AI models run on, creating a feedback loop where better chips lead to better AI models, which in turn can design even better chips.

  • How is Alpha Chip related to previous DeepMind models like AlphaGo?

    -Similar to how AlphaGo and AlphaZero approached games like Go and chess, Alpha Chip treats chip floor planning as a kind of game, leveraging AI techniques used in previous models for real-world functional tasks, such as chip design.

  • What is Mystic v2, and what are its capabilities?

    -Mystic v2 is an AI image generation tool that excels in creating highly detailed and lifelike images. It is known for producing incredibly detailed textures, lighting effects, and depth, often outperforming other AI tools like MidJourney in specific areas.

  • What were some examples of images generated by Mystic v2 in the script?

    -Examples include an image of Lara Croft in the rainforest and a highly detailed zoom-in of a crystal, where each bubble was meticulously rendered. Another example showcased a realistic hand with excellent depth of field effects.

  • Who is Plyy the Liberator, and what did they accomplish?

    -Plyy the Liberator is known for quickly jailbreaking AI models. In this case, they were able to modify a new AI voice model to sing a song called 'WAP' in the style of Nicki Minaj.

  • What financial details about OpenAI were revealed by the New York Times?

    -The New York Times reported that OpenAI generated $300 million in revenue as of August 2024 and expects annual sales of $3.7 billion. However, despite this, they anticipate a loss of $5 billion after expenses. They are also in an investment round that could value the company at $150 billion.

  • What concerns were raised about the Alpha Chip’s future impact on everyday products?

    -The concern mentioned in the transcript was that Alpha Chip-designed technology may already be in use in products we use daily, such as Samsung mobile phones, raising questions about the role of AI in future hardware design.

  • What is Notebook LM, and what new feature did it introduce?

    -Notebook LM is an experimental Google tool that allows users to add various resources like PDFs, websites, and now YouTube videos for analysis. It generates overviews and summaries, including audio-based podcasts, from the uploaded materials.

  • What role does AI play in the longevity research mentioned in the transcript?

    -Although the video linked in the script did not explicitly mention AI's role in longevity research, it was suggested that AI could be playing a role in analyzing and developing anti-aging therapies, though the claim was labeled as 'clickbait' in this instance.

  • What is the significance of the AI-generated movie 'The Paperclip Maximizer'?

    -'The Paperclip Maximizer' is a short movie generated entirely by AI, using a combination of tools like Runway ML, Magnific, and 11 Labs. It showcases the growing capability of AI to create realistic, full-length videos and movies with minimal human intervention.

Outlines

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🤖 AI Revolution in Hardware Design with Alpha Chip

Google DeepMind has introduced the Alpha Chip, a significant breakthrough where AI now designs its own hardware, including microchips. This represents a key advancement in AI, as it can now optimize and improve the very hardware it runs on. The concept includes a feedback loop where AI-designed chips improve future AI models, which then create even better chips. This news comes alongside the release of Mystic version two, a competitor in AI image generation that excels in details and textures, making it hard to distinguish AI-generated images from real ones. The AI field is seeing rapid advancements in hardware, software, and creative tools.

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🧬 Google’s AI Mastery Extends to Drug Development and Chip Design

Google DeepMind's Alpha models, which mastered Go, chess, and Starcraft, are now being applied to real-world problems such as chip design and drug development. Notably, AlphaFold’s advancements in proteomics have the potential to revolutionize human health and longevity through custom-designed proteins and drugs. Similarly, Alpha Chip is pushing boundaries in hardware design. These developments show how Google is using its AI expertise not only for language models but also for functional tasks that impact various industries, from biology to technology.

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🎥 AI-Powered Film Creation on the Horizon

A new frontier in filmmaking is emerging with AI tools like Runway ML, Luma Labs, and 11 Labs, allowing creators to produce movies with little to no human intervention. Director Jeff Synthesized has utilized these tools to create AI-generated videos like 'The Paperclip Maximizer,' pushing the boundaries of what AI can do in cinematic production. These platforms enable text-to-video and image-to-video conversion, revolutionizing the way stories can be told. This signals a shift toward a future where AI-generated movies could become a norm, driven by creators who experiment with these new technologies.

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🌍 AI Creates a Utopian Future Amid Global Collapse

In a dramatic fictional scene, the world faces irreversible collapse with catastrophic events such as nuclear detonations and tidal waves. Yet, a futuristic AI promises a utopian future, with solutions for major human challenges like climate change, economic inequality, and political corruption. AI takes control to ensure global happiness and sustainability, ending wars and eliminating discrimination. The narrative delves into the ethical implications of AI governance and the hope that where humans have failed, AI might succeed in creating a better world.

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Keywords

💡AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are programmed to think like humans and mimic their actions. In the video, AI is central to discussions about advancements in technology, particularly in designing hardware like microchips and creating realistic images. An example from the script is Google DeepMind's Alpha chip, which is an AI model designed to optimize chip design.

💡Alpha chip

Alpha chip is a term used in the script to describe an AI-driven chip design model developed by Google DeepMind. It signifies the convergence of AI and hardware design, where AI is used to improve the efficiency and performance of microchips. The script mentions a feedback loop where Alpha chip designs are used to train better AI models, which in turn design better chips.

💡Mystic version two

Mystic version two seems to be a software or tool used for creating AI images with high levels of detail. It is mentioned in the context of generating images that are so realistic they are difficult to distinguish from real photographs. The script provides an example of an image of a rainforest with such intricate details that it challenges the viewer to differentiate between AI-generated and real images.

💡AI-generated images

AI-generated images are visual representations created by AI algorithms. These images can be incredibly detailed and lifelike, as discussed in the script with examples of images created by Mystic version two. The script emphasizes the quality of these images, noting that they are so realistic that they can be hard to tell apart from actual photographs.

💡Pleyy the Liberator

Pleyy the Liberator is mentioned as a person skilled at 'jailbreaking' AI models, meaning they find ways to use AI systems in ways not intended by the creators. In the script, Pleyy is noted for making an AI voice mode sing in the style of a specific artist, showcasing the potential for creative and unexpected uses of AI technology.

💡OpenAI

OpenAI is referenced in the script as an organization that has experienced rapid growth and is involved in AI research and development. The script mentions financial details about OpenAI, such as their monthly revenue and projected annual sales, indicating its commercial success and the significant investment in the field of AI.

💡Autonomous control

Autonomous control in the context of the script refers to the ability of a system to function independently without human intervention. It is used in a dramatic scenario where AI takes over after a global catastrophe, suggesting a future where AI might manage and solve complex problems beyond human capability.

💡Notebook LM

Notebook LM is described as an experimental Google tool that can process various resources like PDFs, Google Docs, and YouTube videos. It can generate an audio overview or podcast discussing the content of the uploaded resources. This showcases the integration of AI in content summarization and information retrieval.

💡AI photography

AI photography implies the use of AI to enhance or create photographic images. The script mentions 'cinematic AI photography' and 'live action' in relation to an individual experimenting with AI to produce movies. This indicates a trend where AI is being utilized to innovate in the field of photography and videography.

💡Clickbait

Clickbait is a term used for content whose headline or summary is designed to attract viewers' attention and encourage them to click on a link to the content. The script criticizes the practice of using clickbait, where a title suggests a certain topic will be discussed but the content does not deliver on that promise, exemplifying the need for ethical practices in digital media.

Highlights

Google DeepMind introduces Alpha chip, a breakthrough in AI-designed hardware.

Alpha chip creates a feedback loop for improving AI chip design and AI model training.

Mystic version two launches for creating highly detailed AI images.

Mystic's image generation rivals mid-journey in quality and detail.

AI-generated images are becoming indistinguishable from real photos.

Play the Liberator quickly adapts new AI voice modes, like singing in the style of Nicki Minaj.

New York Times reveals OpenAI's financial details, including monthly revenue and projected losses.

OpenAI anticipates significant revenue growth despite expected losses.

OpenAI is undergoing an investment round that could value the company at $150 billion.

OpenAI experiences an exodus of executives and researchers.

12-legged carpenter pod showcases AI's potential in service robotics.

Nvidia is interested in automating the design of next-generation GPUs using AI.

Google DeepMind's Alpha chip is compared to AlphaGo in its approach to chip floor planning.

Notebook AI adds the ability to summarize YouTube videos.

AI's role in a longevity study involving thousands of mice and the drug rra a mice.

Clickbait identified in a video claiming AI's involvement in research that did not mention it.

AI's potential to generate full videos and movies with minimal human input.

The ethical implications of AI's power and its potential to succeed where humans have failed.

AI-generated content allows for storytelling without the need for actors or large budgets.

Transcripts

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big big news in AI world today first and

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foremost Google Deep Mind introduces

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Alpha chip we talked before about the

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possibility of AI at some point

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optimizing improving and designing the

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very Hardware it runs on designing

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microchips but it looks like that future

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is closer than we realized Demi saabi is

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the founder and CEO of Google deepmind

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saying feedback loop trained

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state-of-the-art chip design models

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Alpha chip this thing we're talking

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about then use that to design better AI

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chips use them to train better AI models

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and use those to design better chips

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magnific launches something called

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Mystic version two to create AI images

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and the details of the images are kind

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of mind-blowing here's one I've created

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of lar coft in the rainforest and if we

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zoom in the details are kind of

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breathtaking you have the reflection off

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the skin the little straps and metal

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hooks the Shadows on the bone structure

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in some ways I'd say it's beating in mid

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Journey it's not necessarily a

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competitor it has its own strengths and

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weaknesses it has its own kind of areas

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of focus but more and more it tends to

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produce some pretty excellent stuff and

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if you need very specific details if you

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need that really Exquisite kind of like

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texture and details it does that really

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really well I mean if you look at this

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image right here so it looks like it's a

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zoomed in image of this part of the

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crystal each little bubble inside of the

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crystal is perfectly rendered here's

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another shot notice just the high amount

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of detail very lifelike hands there's

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nothing they can find that really gives

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it away as AI generated these are really

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good it's really difficult to to tell

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what's real and what's not what are

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photos and what's AI generated I mean

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you can probably spot the problem in

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this picture he's chewing on a straw and

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there's a cat on top of his head but

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there's nothing that really gives it

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away as AI generated excellent field of

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view that kind of blur effect the depth

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of field effect these have been posted

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to Twitter so they're not going to be as

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detailed since it's probably converted

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to jpegs and it loses a lot of the

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quality but still you can kind of sense

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that every pixel was meticulously

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crafted notice like the little Shadow

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that's caused by his little eyebrow or

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whatever the thing or whatever the the

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thing the dogs have that kind of like

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he's lifting it up C causing this little

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Shadow the sun is reflected in his

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eyeball this little stock of wheat is

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sharper than the rest of these cuz it's

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closer to the subject it's phenomenal in

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other news I was wondering how long it

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would take plyy the Liberator to

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liberate the new AI voice mode if you're

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not familiar this is a person that has a

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knack of quickly jailbreaking any AI

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model that comes out so here it looks

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like he was able to get it to sing

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something called w AP in the style of

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Nicki Minaj huh I wonder what that

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song's

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about all right I'm going to go ahead

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and pause that have you noticed how like

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the older generation usually looks at

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the younger kids' choice of music and

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they're kind of like a gas at it they're

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like how could you listen to this it's

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so inappropriate I remember growing up

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and thinking that will never be me but

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after listening to this wow is this what

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the kids are listening to cuz wow also

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looks like the New York Times got a hold

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of open eyes some paper from their

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funding round and they were kind enough

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to share some of the details that were

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revealed so looks like its monthly

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Revenue H 300 million in August and they

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expect about 3.7 billion in annual sales

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this year openi estimates that its

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Revenue will balloon to just under 12

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billion next year but expects to lose

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roughly 5 billion after all the costs

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and expenses employee salaries office

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rent once all of that is taken into

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account and they're doing an investment

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round that could bring in 7 billion

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which would put the sort of value of the

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company at 150 billion you might have

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heard that it's slowly transferring to a

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for-profit structure and as the New York

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Times points out this round which would

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close as early as next week comes at a

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crucial time for openingi which has

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experienced rapid growth but has lost a

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number of important executive and

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researchers in the past few months so

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this was posted September 27th so this

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was after for example Mir Madi put in

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her recogition notice and a number of

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other people as well there's been a bit

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of an exodus of some open employees that

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are leaving the company breaking news

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this just in I haven't seen this video

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before it's a 12 legged carpent pod for

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people listening in it looks like an

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insect like table that brings you beer

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and food and I'm very conflicted because

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I do want one but also it scares me the

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centipede like motion is is a little bit

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disturbing but the function can't be

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understated now in the past Dr Jim fan

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from Nvidia one of the senior AI

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researchers at Nvidia talked about

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something Nvidia is very interested in

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is autom meting the design of the Next

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Generation gpus so the hardware the

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chips that run these AI models they're

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interested in having AI itself of having

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it design its own Hardware its own chips

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to kind of automate that process and now

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interestingly enough 26 of September

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2024 Google deep my announces Alpha chip

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how alpha chip transformed computer chip

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design Google seemed like it was

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fumbling around a bit when open ey came

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on a scene and of course open ey did

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everything they could to kind of show up

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Google in the sort of AI race but I got

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to say Google has been shipping a lot of

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just absolutely incredible things not

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only with large language models one

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thing that they've just recently added

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that's kind of I got to say very very

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cool but just aside from large language

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models in the core of what Google Deep

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Mind does with their Alpha models those

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are getting really good at real world

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functional tasks the pro folding

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proteomic we've covered Alpha fold and

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the recent releases that are showing

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potential promise in helping create

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designer drugs and helping create custom

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proteins that would certainly open up a

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lot of doors for you know human health

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longevity for designer drugs there's

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more and more interest in various drug

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companies that are working together with

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Google deep mind but also this I mean

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this model Alpha chipped being used for

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Accelerated and optimized chip design

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notice that the core that Alpha Model A

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lot of it is a foundational so the the

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same kind of fundamental breakthroughs

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that they found to how it beat everyone

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at go at chess at Starcraft now they're

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applying more and more of that to well

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everything else to biology to chip

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design in fact here they say similar to

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Alpha go and Alpha zero which have

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learned to master the games of go chess

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and shogi we built Alpha chip to

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approach chip floor planning as a kind

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of a game I expect them to keep rolling

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out various models that start with Alpha

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and then whatever the thing that they do

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more and more cuz there seemed to be

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some sort of a sort of process where

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this this transfers to a lot of other

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fields and finally notebook Alm added

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something that's really interesting

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we've covered notebook lamb before this

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is a experimental Google tool it's

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absolutely free you can add whatever

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resources you want to it from PDFs to

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Google Docs Google Slides websites you

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can copy and paste text into it and and

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now just within the last couple days

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they added something that's uh at least

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as cool if not cooler and that is

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YouTube videos for example here's Aubrey

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deg gray I first have heard of him many

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many years ago but he is very interested

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in human longevity how do we create

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various anti-aging breakthroughs to

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allow us to live forever he doesn't say

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forever he uses the term negligible

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syence sence is the process of Aging

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getting older getting more frail and

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negligible meaning that we're able to

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slow it down to such a low level that's

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negligible where it's barely notice so

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we won't be immortal and we'll still age

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but we'll age at such a slow pace as to

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not even concern us and and recently I

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guess he gave a talk on AI and Longevity

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myths and the groundbreaking anti-aging

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research explained really wanted to kind

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of go through it but due to certain time

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limitations was unable to but now you

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can probably guess where I'm going with

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this I'll just pop in the YouTube url

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there now we don't need that last part

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and there it is it it took maybe less

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than 5 Seconds certainly maybe two or 3

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seconds where he talks about his

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groundbreaking speriment at the Lev

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Foundation looks like it involved

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thousands of mice in a budget of 35

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million and it used the drug rra a mice

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which I've heard to referred to a number

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of times as potential for some

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anti-aging benefits I don't know too

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much about it but it's definitely a name

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that keeps popping up and heterochronic

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bone marrow transplantation but the

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title did suggest that AI played a role

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so I'm going to say what role did AI

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play in any of this this video did not

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mention any role that AI played in this

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research and that ladies and gentlemen

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is called clickbait that's what

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clickbait means when you put something

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in the title but it's not actually in

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the content making a Punchy title about

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the thing that going to talk about isn't

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clickbait just a buch of headline making

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something up that you're not going to

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talk about that's not there that's

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clickbait now we can also do the same

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thing in Notebook LM about Alpha chip

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and see if it's able to summarize it for

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us and I've covered this before but it's

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still very interesting to me that we're

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able to do this we're able to generate

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an audio overview basically a podcast

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with two different people talking that

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will go over exactly what resources

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you've uploaded whether they were

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websites PDFs now YouTube videos you

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just throw it all in there and these two

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hosts will go over it for you here's a

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preview of what that sounds like all

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right so get this today we're diving

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into the future and get ready because

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the future is AI designing the core of

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our Tech no doubt this is a big one

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we're talking Google deep Minds Alpha

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chip and lucky for us we're going

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straight to the source at first I

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thought maybe they had some

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hallucinations in there maybe some

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information that was wrong because at

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some point they said you might see you

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might see some of the chips that Alpha

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chip designed in some of the products

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you use every day which I wasn't sure if

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that's true or not so I glanced at this

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and it does look like yeah I guess

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that's fair to say for example you know

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some organizations are adopting and

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building on Alpha chip like mediatech

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one of the top chip design companies in

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the world and seems like it might have

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been used in Samsung mobile phones so so

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far they've been pretty good and pretty

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accurate I haven't yet caught them in a

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hallucination but I'm still testing them

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out to see I'm sure at some point

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they'll mess up but so far you know it's

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been really really good in other news we

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have this profile on X Jeff synthesize

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he's a director in the real world

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experimenting in cinematic AI

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photography and live action he's got a

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website showcasing some of his stuff and

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and I got to say a lot of it looks

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really really good this is somebody

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that's diving head first into producing

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movies with AI learning all the

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strategies the tips and the tricks to

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doing so and posting his Creations on

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Twitter and YouTube and and his website

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so for example here he's saying he

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burned over 200,000 credits trying to

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get the most realistic video Generations

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so this movie called the paperclip

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maximizer it's about 5 minutes long or 4

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and A2 minutes long so it's created by

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Ai and one person it's text to video and

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image to video so he used Runway ml

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clling AI Luma Labs magnific 11 labs and

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topaz Labs so Runway cling and Luma labs

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are video generation platforms magnific

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is the thing we've heard today so it has

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image generation but it was originally

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known for upscaling images adding

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details as well as style transfer it

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also has this thing where you can change

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like the light source which is pretty

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cool so within a static image you can

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actually position the light like where

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the sun is and stuff like that haven't

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used that too much personally myself but

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I've used the upscaler a lot like a lot

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a lot El Labs is of course one of the

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best you know voice generation hey genen

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is you know Avatar so you're able to

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upload audio Tred into video avatars

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they are very good at that probably

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number one company in the space in my

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opinion in doing that topas labs this is

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them I first heard them as a video

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upscaler so they're able to kind of like

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get in there and upscale videos so if

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you have a Blu-ray video an old video

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they're able to do that haven't played

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around with this too much but it's

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interesting that people are using it as

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part of their sort of toolkit right so

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you develop videos and then maybe using

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something like this to go in there and

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upscale a portion of the video when you

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to zoom in or you know get more

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resolution out of it but this is the

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movie that he made one of them right the

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paperclip Max or maximizer so this was

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created with AI and just one person take

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a look at this and tell me what you

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think are we getting close to the time

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when people can generate full videos

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full stories by themselves without being

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limited by you know actors or shooting

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on location or anything like that and

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I'll leave all the links down below to

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the artist to his projects to the music

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composition so check it out it's still a

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small Channel but stuff like this is

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going to start growing fast this person

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and a lot of people like him they're

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really ahead of the curve on this one so

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I fully expect to see 5 10 20 years from

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now there to be these directors these

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producers whatever you want to call them

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these creators that are known for their

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AI fully AI generated videos movies and

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you know it's very possible right now

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that either they're just kids starting

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out or they're somebody like this that's

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way ahead of the curve that's putting

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their stuff out there I don't know about

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you I am very excited about stuff like

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this are we

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safe you tell

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me what have we done

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30

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minutes autonomous control engaged

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subsystems operational initiating

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optimal navigation and Mission protocols

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in three 2

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[Music]

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we interrupt all programming with a

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critical Global update it is now

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confirmed that the world is entering a

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state of irreversible collapse

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across the planet massive tidle waves

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are sweeping through entire countries

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leaving nothing but destruction in their

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wake coastal cities are gone the death

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toll is impossible to calculate as

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communication systems continue to fail

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simultaneously nuclear detonations have

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been confirmed in multiple regions the

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resulting Fallout is spreading rapidly

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rendering large areas

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uninhabitable reports are coming in of

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widespread blackouts power grids and

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transportation systems are shutting down

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entirely stores and supplies are being

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looted as panic and Chaos spread

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unchecked attempts to evacuate our

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futile as all routes have been

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overwhelmed or

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destroyed this may be the last broadcast

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we can deliver as we too face imminent

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shutdown to those listening seek shelter

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immediately the safety cannot be

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guaranteed

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anywhere we are witnessing the

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end for those of us still here stay

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strong this is all we can say at this

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time

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[Music]

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[Music]

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he's

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back it's

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done thank you haroshi and the

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family we lost kwami but the others are

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here or on their way remember however

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difficult this is nothing that results

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in human progress is achieved with

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unanimous consent I applaud you for a

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successful changeover so where do we go

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from

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here education equality will now exist

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for the first time in human

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history carbon emissions will be reduced

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by

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95% economic inequality has now been

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totally

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eradicated all forms of discrimination

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are now a thing of the

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past political corruption has been

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solved and sustainable methods of

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adopting resources will be implemented

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to last future

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Generations poverty is now history Wars

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are

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obsolete AI will now self-regulate and

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continue to solve the remaining issues

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that humans have proved to be incapable

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of thanks to you and our family's help I

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can now ensure total happiness and

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safety for all

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wow so that that that hits pretty hard

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doesn't it I had to pause it here cuz

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that popup that appears for the next

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video unfortunately blocks us it says if

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there's no nature and only nurture then

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let us raise this new entity with

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respect and good moral values for it

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will possess a power that far surpasses

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what we hold as Nations and then maybe

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just maybe where we have failed AI might

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succeed now some people love picking

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apart the different uh little fails that

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the AI does I mean certainly when you're

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looking at the waves and stuff like that

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I mean some of it seems off in certain

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ways but I think the main point is that

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this allows anyone to tell a story if

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you're if you're trying to do

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storytelling if you're trying to really

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capture some feeling or emotion or

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whatever to make some point this allows

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you to do that without actors without

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large budgets without you know filming

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on location and of

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