These 5 AI Discoveries will Change the World Forever

Cures for cancer, digesting plastic, new battery materials, & more!
#deepmind #microsoft #openai #ai #agi #singularity #ainews

0:00 Intro
0:27 Protein folding
10:37 Stable materials
17:00 Battery materials
21:29 Antibiotic resistant bacteria
27:20 Conclusion

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[dr.mikeybee]

This is the best example of what AI is doing to solve problems that I've seen. Everyone should watch this.

[liamjesutizon]

The "don't die" at the end almost kill me🤣
thanks a lot for sharing these information with us

[minsapint]

that spreadsheet graph of the proteins was very effective - it got the point across.

[pikey]

Ai news god? Informative, straightforward and news i havnt seen 100 times on my feed with shocking and gpt5 released in the title. You sir, have a sub for sure.

[arnaudjean]

I'm pretty sure Demis Hassabis and his colleagues will get the Nobel Prize one day for all their work for Humanity

[krin_c]

bro you are giving absolute knowledge > it is getting lot more interesting day by day > i like the range of spectrum the AI is used in

[darkyuraptor]

I genuinely cannot guess wether your voice is normal, or AI. Those weird stops between words send me shivers.

[psikeyhackr]

How about explaining how much depreciation is the result of planned obsolescence?

How much CO2 being released into the atmosphere is the result of unnecessary manufacturing just for planned obsolescence?

[wasikancb]

15:17 I assume the glass box/cage is more for general human safety than to shield for explosions or crazy reactions. It's more for keeping humans out than to keep stuff in, although it's also for making sure nothing flies out and hits a person.
It's a common practice with industrial robots (especially things like robotic arms), to put them in a safe zone that when the zone is disturbed, it automatically stops. (I'm assuming that those yellow things on the glass doors are sensors that detect if the doors are closed)
Usually, crazy chem reactions would be a rather minor problem, compared to the safety regarding the speed that these robotic arms normally operate in.
(How do I know: currently 4th semester Mechatronics/Robotics bachelor)

[residualramirez]

Very well put together video. I feel like I learned a lot and am looking forward to what the future holds. Things are going to start moving at a RAPID pace. I like the ending “don’t die” or you’ll miss out on all the breakthroughs 🤣

[matijoe]

How do you research all this. Would be interesting to learn that

[wryltxw]

Appreciate the quality explanation than mere hype

[edhero]

If Eliezer is even remotely right, we are so dead. lol
I like the psychedelic molecules though

[haniefsaintek-krgz]

Great Video. I Want to ask, I'm still using your google colab about free stable diffusion using diffusers.. i want to modify it but i dont know how to run and generate multiple images / 4 images variation in one run tab process, and also how to store it to our google drive folder,

[Ayon-]

Thanks for your information and keep moving forward.

[ScoRPion]

I believe that AI will be the base of all science fields..

[akirakiam]

Can’t like this video enough. Thank you!

[liangcherry]

The role of AI cannot be underestimated.

[theatheistpaladin]

I look forward to magnesium based soild state batteries.

[personal]

Great great great video. Thanks for your insight and your commitment for high-level presentations. Greetings from CDMX.