The Physical Turing Test: Jim Fan on Nvidia's Roadmap for Embodied AI

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  @MatthewSprint · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2NijXqBESI&amp;t=639">10:39</a> the right video was a skit made by him, not AI generated.

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  @Oxbrexx · 1 year ago (edited)

  They are already here guys. At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2NijXqBESI&amp;t=964">16:04</a> , I am sure that he glitches.

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  @Andrei-Reinier · 1 year ago

  Jim Fan has a new fan. &nbsp;A+ video

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  @locinolacolino1302 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2NijXqBESI&amp;t=723">12:03</a> - &quot;This is all generative, It gets all these reflections correct, all those interactions correct&quot;.<br><br><b>Apple disappears infront of the Robot&apos;s eyes</b>

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  @GarryGolden · 1 year ago

  Superstar... every time I watch and listen to Jim Fan my own world models gets updated. &nbsp;This is great work and appreciate nvidia sharing their vision and building in public

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  @RickySupriyadi · 1 year ago

  WOW the best AI news i see for this month! if anything crazier than this that will blow my mind.<br><br>The ending is episodically epic! dude should have his own channel. the way he present it blew my mind.<br><br>@AsmonTV yep no wall to AI and robotic advancement.

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• JO

  @johnorgovan5259 · 1 year ago

  Naruto predicted this when he used his shadow clones to learn the rasengan and rasenshuriken…

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  @plixplop · 1 year ago

  Imagine a combat robot which is running ten thousand physical simulations of what it predicts will happen in the next millisecond, and then adjusts its movement to execute the best result simulation in the real world. Another millisecond ticks by, and it receives new data from its sensors about the evolving state of its environment - another ten thousand simulations are executed, and it adjusts accordingly - faster than you can blink.

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  @Raulikien · 1 year ago

  And next to this physical Turing Test is the Garland text from the film Ex-Machina

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  @IamBHM · 1 year ago

  Amazing. Inspiring. Scary. Future so bright I wear my sunglasses at night.

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  @Ave_Xavier · 1 year ago

  In the 80’s I was taught programming on an Acorn mini computer. Doubt too many remember it. But fairly revolutionary in its forward thinking. It had built in a robot ‘turtle’ simulation environment. The fun thing is that a physical ‘turtle’ was also specified. You could build it too. And load a behavior or tether it to the robot from the computer. The 80’s. Yup.

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  @CorvusOfCrows · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2NijXqBESI&amp;t=383">6:23</a> they must not have seen that one talanted dog that gets ignored because its so gifted

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