'The Next Computing Revolution is with AI-Quantum' ft. Michio Kaku

Join us as we explore the intersection of AI and Quantum Computing, at the forefront of tech advancements. 🤖

[jasonstation]

I'm increasingly perplexed as to how with all these exponential advances in productivity, we are working harder than ever for less reward. Utopia: stifled.

[alexiskoliagiannhs]

Michio Kaku makes everything sound simple love this guy

[alvarojurado]

It is not the quantum computer that concerns me; it's the evil ones that may use them

[johnniehh]

Excellent! I have been following developments in this area since the 70's. For someone that has not been following, this is a huge step forward for them.

[Enlight_With_Junaid]

Great video, filled with tons of animations. Thumbs up for all the hard-work!
The video gives me chills, showing how rapid technology can evolve.

[stephenbennett]

A technocrat's instinct is always to play the role of George Orwell's "Ministry of Truth." I'm not surprised that AI enthusiasts are excited about having AI serve that role, because they get to set up its algorithms.

[doctorcameltoe]

holy shit .. @13:04 this has to be the simplest explanation of the difference between classical and quantum computing. Very exciting time to be alive, there are many areas quantum computing will change forever, we are still at the infancy.

[rkonTheAutomator]

16:38 - guys..this is insane. The image isnt a copy like its just recreating directly from the eyes, its a similar image. Like its creating it from the thought, like how you see it in your memory. Thats fucking bananas and pretty terrifying.

[GailCook-dz]

Michio Kaku makes everything sound simple love this guy. Absolutely brilliant and scary at the same time..

[BobOort]

As an 84 year old still practicing multicultural music guitarist I use a 25wt, 2008 AER acoustic instrument PA, no gimmicks, no looping system, no pedals, no computer pad. I don't have a TV and don't have a mobile phone. But I have a 2016 MacOS10 computer I use to rewrite my handwritten music in conventional print format, to make posters in photoshop and to write for World Peace and Sanity. My point is that as far as I am concerned this is as far as technology goes while there still is a slim chance for people to choose to be human instead of robot. And I maintain that these so called high tech inventors and technicians are on course to a dead end for humanity. But then again, if they're so intent on re-creating Life with their machines and believe they're doing humanity a service, well, good luck, cheers.

[migah]

"an airplane is more than just a faster horse"

okay, ill throw you a like just for that one

[tristanotear]

The MRI cannot just look at brain waves and see that the human is looking at a giraffe. What’s left out when people describe this experiment is that the machine has to be TRAINED to produce the giraffe based upon how this particular subjects’ brain waves are formed in response to images the subject is looking at. Even Tristan Harris leaves out this rather essential feature of the experiment. So no, a device cannot be invented that you could use out of the box to see what random strangers are looking at or thinking about.

[LeadPhalanx-zvwx]

Can we get more new videos of michio kaku while he's still with us.. As in conversation questioning etc

[totoslifetotochicken]

Great information. I homeschool my child and am realizing more that I need to focus her education more and more on understanding and keeping up to date on technology instead of trying to get her to know how to compute large math problems....when she is older this skill will be unnecessary. When I told her that I wanted her to learn how to use AI, she thought I wanted her to learn how to cheat using AI, which is not the case. The purpose is that her future world will be much fuller of our dependence on technology, including AI, than my short future is.

[ryanthomson]

It’s inevitable we will get an Oppenheimer of quantum computer developers that will develop that next level of AI sooner rather than later regardless if we want it or not.

[ManyHeavens]

Now we know, "that a Superposition, is also a Place in Time, No Time ! I'm a Genius.

[LoporianIndustries]

Qubits remind me of the Story of Noah's Ark. I think there is some Non-Linear Time work there. Perhaps some people writing stories hundreds of years ago were being influenced by Current Events.

[abbaskhalid]

science and technology advancement has no boundaries or limits. To progress to higher dimensions and superior brings humanity will move ahead at a fast forward pace. There is no stopping no limits.

[JAAB]

Quantum computers are years and years away from the general public having access to any-type of ownership. Quantum computers are also only used in mathematical applications as they stand today.

[AIimageGirl]

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1. Phonetics: In phonetics, "Æ" represents a vowel sound, like the "a" in "cat" or "hat".
2. Latin: In Latin, "Æ" is a ligature of the letters "A" and "E", used to represent a diphthong (a combination of two vowel sounds).
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5. Elven script: In J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional Elven script, "Æ" is a symbol used to represent a vowel sound, as Grimes mentioned.
6. Typography: In typography, "Æ" is often used as a stylistic element or ligature in fonts.

In the context of Grimes and Elon Musk's son's name, "Æ" represents a connection to art, fantasy, and the elven script from Tolkien's mythology.