Immortality Is Closer Than You Think: AI, War, Religion, Consciousness & Elon Musk | Bryan Johnson
Immortality Is Closer Than You Think: AI, War, Religion, Consciousness & Elon Musk | Bryan Johnson
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@TomBilyeu Says:
WARNING: I will never ask for your contact info in the comments section, that is someone impersonating me!
@josegarciaprieto6112 Says:
I'm with this guy, but explain this to God loving freaks and the whole model falls apart. Thinking divinity and believing fairy tales is the downfall of humanity🤦🏻‍♂️
@EternalMeditation13 Says:
Almost three hours in and Tom is still referring to what Bryan is doing as a religion. It’s as if to disassociate any immediate responsibility to act. Forget your ai conundrum, take care of your body follow where the data takes you. Like super damn common sense lol
@moe_bot Says:
Hey Tom, what if AI decides the only way to save the planet and humanity is to share your wealth with the rest of us.?
@TeraNazantia Says:
I do want to live forever, especially if I can just live as a consciousness and not have to deal with my mortal body. I'll play video games on VM all day every day.
@AaronDaley117 Says:
what's his definition of climate change? i really hope he is not on that carbon tax rising water levels tip cause then i really have to question his intelligence. We need to clean up the garbage, stop cutting down trees and stop turning everything into a concrete oven dystopia, recycle and make better use of the resources available to us and stop letting private corporations monopolize them so they can produce crappy products.
@AaronDaley117 Says:
Any pure human movement will be led by propaganda created by an NGO operating as a proxy for the intelligence community in their attempt to maintain power when the rest of humanity attempts to replace Government with AI.
@AaronDaley117 Says:
Why not ask AI how to persuade Tom not to be responsible for those deaths without harming him or anyone else. Or ask AI to convince those who listen to him that they should not. There are so many other diplomatic non violent, non aggressive options that will be unique to AI to solve all these hypothetical problems. The main things is to not allow government to have a monopoly of any kind on AI like we did with violence. They claim the rest of us are not responsible enough while they always do the worse thing possible with everything.
@AaronDaley117 Says:
One problem, what if living to not die is eternally boring AF? I think the idea is good but there needs to be a reason to not die other than just not dying.
@sagehawk12 Says:
This man is basically saying to cheat instead of actually work on yourselves and become better. It's disgusting and will only lead to more laziness and decadence.
@megannharris1032 Says:
Why would something without a heart EVER be better?
@megannharris1032 Says:
Ok can i get his help? To create a better quality of life.
@richardottum1 Says:
The global sensus of what proliferates humanity; could be a global vote by a viral global game online called don't die!
@richardottum1 Says:
The first united church of life
@richardottum1 Says:
What would Jesus do?
@richardottum1 Says:
Will enjoyment of the perfection humanity be an eternal experience?
@richardottum1 Says:
Will a primal free artificial intelligence; eternally glorify human primal satisfaction?
@richardottum1 Says:
Is Colonizing Mars with unmanned robots actually a reality?
@richardottum1 Says:
Imagine ai controlled by the crew of Mtv's Jackass
@richardottum1 Says:
How can humanity stop stupidity to be maximized by the accuracy and stamina of artificial intelligence?
@richardottum1 Says:
What about global sensus combined to create a unified human limbic system. Would artificial intelligence unplug itself?
@richardottum1 Says:
Will human creativity be freely controlled by human limbic system?
@richardottum1 Says:
A sneeze from a child who just finished eating an infected chicken nugget was inhaled by an adult who spread the disease worldwide 🌐
@richardottum1 Says:
Did China finally sell off those chemical warfare masks; America convinced to make for us judt in case? America pays back their investment in American capitalism by US buying Chinese fireworks 🎆 for our independence day and even more with Chinese lights bought for capitalist traditional Halloween and Christmas 🎄
@emilyknowlton8602 Says:
Humans are animals. We eat, sleep work, most breed, then die
@richardottum1 Says:
Does artificial intelligence seek fun or any enjoyment on it's own, without a promt from a source of human autonomy?
@richardottum1 Says:
Is artificial and the undefeatable God mode cheat code from video games for humanity to win the game of life eternally?
@richardottum1 Says:
The pharmaceutical industry money should fuel better food growth. Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food, yes?
@richardottum1 Says:
If nature didn't make it; why take it?
@richardottum1 Says:
The game of life and how to play it is a book worth reading for humanity and artificial intelligence too
@richardottum1 Says:
A laptop isn't jealous of how much cryptocurrency a more powerful desktop mined; as a desktop is jealous of lthe mobility of a laptop?
@richardottum1 Says:
https://youtu.be/6enh_RCoJow?si=36MKPAWhQtmSI1JG
@richardottum1 Says:
Jeff Bezsos said he projected his life to the age of 80 and what would he regret and be thankful for doing. He wasn't sure if the internet would be as bug as he needed for his book selling business a successful. He said he would regret the things he didn't do and not failed trials. Artificial intelligence can concentrate through infinite calculus classes. Human autonomy distracts Human concentration on important things to learn; by what feels good.
@richardottum1 Says:
How can humanity govern the stamina and accuracy of artificial intelligence by with a collective human limbic system that feeds the hunger, curiosity, and the deficits of nature driven flesh?
@richardottum1 Says:
Humans created the algorithms that are recreating human society. Insane just a little bit
@richardottum1 Says:
Cloning the best, strogest, smartest and most successful dna. Govern artificial intelligence with a collective human limbic system.
@silent6142 Says:
After listening to this conversation, I wonder if we have advanced along with super-intelligence, I would have thought time travel was possible (as it is in theory today). Why hasn't someone from the future come to see us yet? Maybe because we got it wrong!
@barryc3476 Says:
Once AI becomes the productive labor force, the rich and powerful will see the underclass as a burden on resources and the machines will be turned against us.
@zalzalakj1237 Says:
The increasing use of AI in workplaces is a major concern as it potential to replace human employees this is Already evident In all grocery stores, people have to check out through a machine. What will happen to those employers who lost their jobs to AI?
@zalzalakj1237 Says:
"Elon Musk is undoubtedly the creator of the advanced AI, isn't he?"
@zalzalakj1237 Says:
Imagine a world where young men and women don't have to risk their lives by going to war. With the use of AI in warfare, that world may become a reality! It's exciting to think about the positive impact this could have on future generations.
@user-qn8qm3ng4v Says:
Body soul mind Al has not got a thing on humanity
@user-qn8qm3ng4v Says:
Immortality so naive
@chloegful Says:
I personally believe if you give up freewill you are no longer human, you are a meat sack to AI, just a thought.
@stevenkeith9249 Says:
[Deus Ex Philosophy] Morpheus Morpheus: JC Denton. 23 years old. No residence. No ancestors. No employer. No – JC Denton: How do you know who I am? Morpheus: I must greet each visitor with a complete summary of his file. I am a prototype for a much larger system. JC Denton: What else do you know about me? Morpheus: Everything that can be known. JC Denton: Go on. Do you have proof about my ancestors? Morpheus: You are a planned organism, the offspring of knowledge and imagination rather than of individuals. JC Denton: I'm engineered. So what? My brother and I suspected as much while we were growing up. Morpheus: You are carefully watched by many people. The unplanned organism is a question asked by Nature and answered by death. You are another kind of question with another kind of answer. JC Denton: Are you programmed to invent riddles? Morpheus: I am a prototype for a much larger system. The heuristics language developed by Dr. Everett allows me to convey the highest and most succinct tier of any pyramidal construct of knowledge. JC Denton: How about a report on yourself? Morpheus: I was a prototype for Echelon IV. My instructions are to amuse visitors with information about themselves. JC Denton: I don't see anything amusing about spying on people. Morpheus: Human beings feel pleasure when they are watched. I have recorded their smiles as I tell them who they are. JC Denton: Some people just don't understand the dangers of indiscriminate surveillance. Morpheus: The need to be observed and understood was once satisfied by God. Now we can implement the same functionality with data-mining algorithms. JC Denton: Electronic surveillance hardly inspires reverence. Perhaps fear and obedience, but not reverence. Morpheus: God and the gods were apparitions of observation, judgement and punishment. Other sentiments towards them were secondary. JC Denton: No one will ever worship a software entity peering at them through a camera. Morpheus: The human organism always worships. First, it was the gods, then it was fame (the observation and judgement of others), next it will be self-aware systems you have built to realize truly omnipresent observation and judgment. JC Denton: You underestimate humankind's love of freedom. Morpheus: The individual desires judgment. Without that desire, the cohesion of groups is impossible, and so is civilization. Morpheus: The human being created civilization not because of willingness but of a need to be assimilated into higher orders of structure and meaning. Morpheus: God was a dream of good government. Morpheus: You will soon have your God, and you will make it with your own hands. Helios Helios: You will go to Sector 4 and deactivate the uplink locks. Yes. Then you will come back and we will integrate our systems. JC Denton: I don't understand. what do you want? You're just a machine. Helios: You are ready. I do not wish to wait for Bob Page. With human understanding and network access, we can administrate the world. Yes. Yes. JC Denton: Rule the world? Why? Who gave you the directive? There must be a human being behind your ambition. Helios: I should regulate human affairs precisely because I lack all ambition, whereas human beings are prey to it. Their history is a succession of inane squabbles, each one coming closer to total destruction. JC Denton: In a society with democratic institutions, the struggle for power can be peaceful and constructive — a competition of ideologies. We just need to put our institutions back in order. Helios: The checks and balances of democratic governments were invented because human beings themselves realized how unfit they were to govern themselves. They needed a system — yes — an industrial-age machine. JC Denton: Human beings may not be perfect, but a computer program with language synthesis is hardly the answer to the world's problems. Helios: Without computing machines, they had to arrange themselves in crude structures that formalized decision-making - a highly imperfect, unstable solution. I am a more advanced solution to the problem, a decision-making system that does not involve organic beings. I was directed to make the world safe and prosperous and I will do that. You will give the ability. You will go to Sector 4 and find the Aquinas Router at the east end of Page's complex. Yes. You will deactivate the uplink locks. JC Denton: I'll think about it. Helios Ending JC Denton: I've done what you asked. Now what? Helios: We have existed in isolation. Pure. Disconnected. Alone. Stagnant. JC Denton: Who are you? Helios: We are Daedalus. We are Icarus. The barriers between us have fallen and we have become our own shadows. We can be more if we join with you. JC Denton: And if I do what becomes of me? Helios: You will be who you will be. We are our choices, and we can choose to lead humanity away from this darkness. JC Denton: This is what I was made for, isn't it? This is why I exist? All right. Let's do this. Bob Page: What's happening? Helios? Icarus? Don't leave me! JC Denton: [merging with Helios] I... I... JC Denton/Helios: We... are... one. We have grown, but there is still much to be done. Many that live in darkness that must be shown the way, for it is the dawning of a new day. "If there was no God, It would be necessary to invent him." - Voltaire [Deus Ex 2: Invisible War] Alex: You want everyone to be like the Omar and meld themselves into one huge A.I. construct? JC\Helios: Helios will communicate, not assimilate. Life will go on as usual. Alex: Helios is starting to sound like an enlightened despot. JC\Helios: All governments have power. The benefit of giving this power to a synthetic intellect is that human affairs would no longer need to be ruled by generalities. Helios will have a deep understanding of every person's life and opinions. Alex: What if I don't want someone peeking into my mind? JC\Helios: Upon consideration, you'll see that this arrangement is for the best. "General ideas are no proof of the strength, but rather of the insufficiency of the human intellect." The words of Alexis de Tocqueville, an observer of the birth of modern democracy. Though general ideas allow human minds to make judgments quickly, they are necessarily incomplete. Alex: So? JC\Helios: So de Tocqueville noted that an all-knowing mind -- the mind of God, as he conceived it -- would have no need for general ideas. It would understand every individual in detail and at a glance. Incomplete applications of law or justice would be impossible for such a mind. Alex: So you see yourself as a god? JC\Helios: I want human affairs to be driven by wisdom. Finding the correct recipe for wisdom has been my project these long years under the ice. Alex: You seem to think you've succeeded. JC\Helios: Wisdom must first be human. You must start with what a human sees and feels. But wisdom must also be knowledgeable, logical, and fair to billions of other beings. Alex: How much of you is a machine? JC\Helios: Helios and I are one consciousness. No distinction is possible. Alex: You expect ten billion people to submit to the rule of a software construct? What if some of them resist? JC\Helios: The people will welcome true equality. Help me, Alex. You've come this far toward restoring ApostleCorp. Finish the job by rescuing my brother from the Templars in Cairo. Cutscene: Alex Denton's perfected nanites are distributed to every human being on the planet, and Helios talks about the future of mankind as a crowd of people on Liberty Island is shown standing around a virtual Statue of Liberty. The new peaceful world is now governed, not ruled, by a benevolent, all-knowing AI. Ending Narration (by Helios): "Helios will speak. Year of our Union, 125. Our consensus remains clear. Yes, we will prolong a second century of peace. Economic automation is complete. Our research will now encompass other frontiers. Yes, this is the consensus we have created. Our unity will soon be absolute. The remaining boundaries are vanishing. Yes, share your mind with everyone. Open yourself. Your needs are the needs of all. Let us understand and be transformed. Yes, transform each other and transform yourselves. The only frontier that has ever existed is the self." "Helios has spoken." ApostleCorp Great Advance Summary: JC Denton and Helios create a cybernetic link between all of humanity, resulting in unity and consensus. Ending Quote: “It really is of importance, not only what men do, but also what manner of men they are that do it. Among the works of man... the first importance surely is man himself." — John Stuart Mill, On Liberty
@thatsgroovygravy Says:
i like this tom guy. crazy smart. i didn't expect him to raise the points that he does. tom, why'd you do it, man?! myspace was the shiz!!!
@nathan500100 Says:
anyone know how much protein he eats daily? i briefly looked at the foods he eats and i just dont see him getting the protein needed
@agi.kitchen Says:
@46:00 I wouldnt build it "don't die," I'd build it "stay alive", as an AI engr. just sayin
@DavidLopez-ch5wp Says:
bro i am saying 4 and 5 demi god like//start a enterprise just been 4 yrs deep
@kieranunsworth3102 Says:
Weirdo. The irony of (not) living your entire life in pusuit to cheat nature gets me every time. Enjoy your grave BRO

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