Why The Terminator's Tech is More REAL Than You Think!

In this JoBlo Original Video, we look at the futuristic technology of the T-series killing machines from Terminator, which is nothing short of iconic- but how does the use of these types of technology work 40 years later? Let's find out!
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[weepingscorpion]

When we see the Terminator's POV, we can actually see some assembly code. That assembly code is for the 6502 CPU. This might not sound like much to modern people but the 6502 and its variants were used in a LOT of computers and consoles in the 70s and 80s, including but not limited to: Atari VCS/2600/5200/7800, Atari 400/800/etc., Apple I and Apple II, and in Commodore's PET, VIC-20, 64, Plus/4, and 128, and clones of it were used in the NES and PC Engine (Turbografx-16). A 16-bit version also existed called the 65816 and it was used in the Apple IIgs and a clone was used in the SNES. So it was a very important CPU for its time.

[Jersey_Jay]

How refreshing is it to watch something narrated that's not narrated by AI. While we're on the subject.

[jamesgreig]

If this is gonna become a series then you have to do Demolition Man as that movie got a lot of future stuff right.

[kurtbarlow]

I wish they’d had the tech to stop making terminator movies after the second one!!

[kokomanation]

The eyes of the Terminator are not virtual reality based they are cameras that analyse the in environment as information through Artificial Intelligence I believe that makes more sense

[brandonhancock]

Sarah Connor: "Look. I'm not stupid, you know. They cannot make things like that yet."

Kyle Reese: "Not yet.. Not for about 40 years."

[Maria-byk]

Arnold Schwarzenegger as the villain robot in terminator one it's his best performance the same as tom cruise as a villain in collateral it's his best performance so as the actor who played anton chigur in no country for old men

[TreySarver]

We don’t have flying cars because fender benders at 30, 000 feet would have quite a bit of collateral damage

[ShauryaDenisBeck]

Broooo not 6 years exactly but its almost 4 years after 1½ months it'll be 2025😱

[TheOneAndOnlyTeknocat]

The key thing with the “AI” we have now is that it’s very specific and purpose built. We do not have general AI and AI is not capable of reasoning or even understanding. AI for playing chess or Go can do only that one thing and only understand that one thing. Generative AI is just very fancy autocomplete, even if it can generate images and videos as well as text. Yes it’s extremely useful, but only for specific things in specific circumstances and use cases. Humans have to then tweak whatever it produces and it has no actual conceptual understanding of what it’s doing. You cannot correct a chatbot and expect it to learn from that. That’s just not how it works.

However, it sure has come a long way and I expect it’s a matter of time for us to develop true ai.

[TheRealKaiProton]

Something I loved about the Terminator was the T-800 vision, form a story telling point of view it showing what going thorught the terminators mind, in the lore of the movie, its surely a carry over from original human design the robots wouldnt need a HUD to see things, they would just have data processes and results in memory,

the thing that always haunted me from this movie, when when said says they cant make things like that, and Reeces answer is, not yet, not for about forty years,
here we are abotu forty years later, building them.

[hicksalpha]

Skynet became sentitent on 29th august '97.

[sundaypro]

With speed AI is improving, the 2029 scenario is not very far fetched.

[bobd]

Those old photos of people from the distant past conversing on cell phones has a fatal flaw. There was no network to support it.

[Jolly-Green-Steve]

Time Travel is not possible. It defies physics. It can be simulated though through virtual reality Matrix style.

[camaronshoultz]

Meta Quest 2 and Oculus are the same thing

[CsykKrit]

Advancing technology will always alleviate human labour, as is its intended purpose. However and unfortunately, the benefits are not equally shared. By today no human need work in danger of their life.

[matsv]

4:00
The terminator don´t use VR, this is the opposite. This is probobly the interface port of the terminator. We see this in visual learning software.

[cubeflinger]

Dam o sills. Maybe have another run at that one.

[orrinhall]

Back in 1983 the rise of arcade games was reason that people knew that the technology would become advance as the years go by, it was contemplation of the future that accurate in terminator movies!