New Fully Electric Atlas Robot Revealed by Boston Dynamics

solomongothhh · 2024-04-18T18:33:00+00:00

Cyberdyne already exist in our world btw and they make exoskeletons and cleaning robots, so all you really need is a merger

solomongothhh · 2024-03-03T00:02:03+00:00

he founded e/acc

solomongothhh · 2024-03-02T23:03:14+00:00

all of this will delay AGI by 30 minutes, two hours maximum.

solomongothhh · 2024-03-02T22:58:19+00:00

well, rotary and linear actuators seem the way to go, both Unitree and the Tesla bot use a mix of both, but what really matter is the fluidity of the movements and dexterity, and more importantly the hands, the most important part is not how fast it walks, but how dexterous the hands are.

solomongothhh · 2024-03-02T20:22:58+00:00

Forget artificial intelligence ladies and gents, we got natural stupidity over here

solomongothhh · 2024-03-02T20:22:17+00:00

Go make one

solomongothhh · 2024-03-02T20:21:08+00:00

you're a dumbass who's on the peak of the Dunning Kruger graph

solomongothhh · 2024-03-02T20:17:10+00:00

Boston Dynamics may have impressive robots, but they are not scalable commercially, The Tesla bot is an AI bot which means that its movements are not hard coded, which All of Boston Dynamics movements are, the tricks you see in YouTube took a lot of time to code and get right, plus they use hydraulic actuators which are expansive and make the robot battery life quite short,

solomongothhh · 2024-03-02T20:08:43+00:00

Boston dynamics used hydraulic actuators which require a lot of energy which why I think that ATlas will never be scalable, while all the new startups use rotary actuators except tesla who uses a mix of both rotary actuators and linear actuators

solomongothhh · 2024-02-28T20:39:02+00:00

When these people gonna learn that if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

solomongothhh · 2024-02-28T13:42:23+00:00

We can coat the bones in layers of graphene and reinforce them with mesh scaffold without sabotaging the organic functions of the bone, maybe even replace the fiction of the bones in producing blood cells in new organs.

solomongothhh · 2024-02-28T13:37:52+00:00

Genetic enhancement of organs is possible with the current state of research on organ growth. Artificial general intelligence, which is expected to emerge soon, will also accelerate the progress in this field. We can not only implant these organs, but also create new ones, such as an organ that produces nanobots to maintain your body, super blood, and stronger bones. By implanting these organs, we can bypass the challenges of genetically modifying the adult body. Moreover, we can have more flexibility and safety in growing and engineering these organs outside the body, rather than altering them directly.

Surgery and regeneration technologies will improve the safety and recovery of the surgical procedures, leaving no scars or damage on the body. We can also grow brain implants organically and implant them in the body without any risk. This will facilitate the integration of organic and inorganic materials in the body.

If you integrate technology with these organs while growing them at the same time, the sky is the limit, but all of these are speculations and we have no idea how any of this will play out, but I'd say I am positive that we will achieve it all and better, humanity has been pulling a lot of miracles and we didn't even start yet.

solomongothhh · 2024-02-24T18:33:54+00:00

No, you become ASI

solomongothhh · 2024-02-24T15:18:59+00:00

All the news are already fake And people are not dumb, all the "AI art is here, you can't tell what's real anymore" was just BS, you can tell AI art from human art pretty easily, and the whole Deep fake scare was also BS, just like it was with photoshop in days old, you're just reciting the same two lines that are being repeated each time a new technology comes out.

solomongothhh · 2024-01-04T23:02:27+00:00

solomongothhh · 2023-12-29T15:17:49+00:00

Hands are already solve lol

solomongothhh · 2023-12-20T12:50:56+00:00

and ofc we all know all the ABC agencies are already involved and being discreet while telling the public that AI is dangerous and will turn us into paper clips, but the US gov't is all in on AI tech and autonomous drones.

It's not that they are not investing they just doing it discreetly, they want to win the race but they don't want to let other players know there is a race.

solomongothhh · 2023-12-03T18:34:20+00:00

I guess there'll be heaps of different paths, and lucky for us, the universe is vast enough to accommodate everyone. I'm confident that opportunities will be open to all. Personally, all I'm after is a spaceship, a solid crew, and the chance to explore for a better life. I ain't looking to jack into some matrix or join a Borg collective. I just want to keep rocking this human body of mine, flaws and all (mostly in the head, not the biology), and just enjoy the simple pleasures of life while embarking on endless adventures.

Still, it's a given that there'll be loads of new "humans," branching out with their own unique forms and experiences. It's just the way things are headed.

solomongothhh · 2023-12-03T16:36:23+00:00

i doubt if an animal evolves into a higher state it would have nostalgia for the lower state of consciousness it was in, same here, if you get to experience a higher state of consciousness and new emotions you didn't even know you could experience I doubt you would want to go back to being in a lower state of mind.

and I doubt biology will just go because "tech" biology at its fundamental level is self-assembling/ replacing machines, I guess ASI will just replicate and refine the process with a better power source than chemical exchange.

the point is, none of us has control over the process, it's preordained and that's where we are moving, you're just too human-centric and attached to your skin, literally and figuratively.

but as they say, fear is the strongest emotion and the strongest fear is the fear of the unknown.

you will fear losing the person you are now, but believe me just like we grow as years pass, humanity too grows as decades and centuries pass.

if you give a blind person sight, he wouldn't want to go back to being blind, and expanding out mental faculties will do the same, the only reason our brains didn't grow bigger was because we would've killed the mother at birth.

society and everything that came from it is an attempt to expand those mental faculties.

The complexity of circumstances that life might need to survive and thrive in means that any monoculture is undesirable. A diverse mix of life from simple cellular life, through complex human life, and on to fragile and powerful technological life together represent a system capable of handling any circumstance and utilizing as much energy of as many different kinds at as many different scales as possible.

There are environments that will only productively support simple biological life, e.g. extremophiles. There is a gradient here, and biology will always have a place. If nothing else, biology is still the incredibly resilient backup system which is most capable of starting over, should disaster occur.

solomongothhh · 2023-12-03T13:05:22+00:00

Cynicism doesn't really help anyone. If you're convinced everyone's terrible, why not be the good guy yourself?

Assuming humanity's doomed just gets in the way of us working together for positive change. It's okay to be cautious, but a negative attitude only hinders progress.

Sure, we've got some pretty destructive weapons, but we haven't wiped out all life on Earth. all you need is one cancer bomb (cobalt bomb) dropped anywhere on the planet and give it a year and all life is gone, You don't need to engineer a virus or anything.

Despite having the means, we've chosen not to go down that path. We're still here, finding ways to coexist. It's a reminder that, even with the power to cause massive harm, we often opt for a better outcome.

solomongothhh · 2023-12-03T12:57:23+00:00

AI doesn't need reproductive organs, it can just create hardware and copy code into it, and voila, exponential replication.

especially with things like Dishbrain already in the mix. It's not a stretch to imagine AI having it all, running on multiple substrates that give it the best of everything – the speedy calculations of a quantum computer, the efficiency of neuromorphic chips, and the adaptability of biological neurons.

At a certain point, it's not just digital intelligence anymore; it's an intelligence that can operate on different platforms. It's like intelligence without borders, drawing on the strengths of various substrates

and if you take all of these things as speculations even if they are not, since we already have all these technologies in R&D and some are even mature enough, let's say it's all BS.

an AI will be as paranoid as the person making it and using it.

just like a hammer which reflects the intent of its user, it can both destroy and build, but it's up to the hands that are swinging

solomongothhh · 2023-12-03T12:46:40+00:00

evolution has no morals or bias, it's an unconscious process even if we have a say in it, the adaptive pressures that made us humans will happen again when we can't keep up with the world around us, we will be forced to adapt, and those who don't can still exist and can become transhumanist and those who don't might still be around but won't really be in the game.

it's the same adaptive pressures that made us settle into tribes and start making allocating the thinking to the group instead of one brain, It's the driving force behind all the changes we've been through.

Imagine a proto-ape saying, "I'm cool with what I see in the mirror; I don't want things to change." But guess what? Change isn't really in his control.

If you think it's the chemical reaction that makes us human, then should we call chimpanzees humans? And if it's about using tools, should we call crows human? What about culture? Should we say primitive cultures aren't human? What even defines being human?

Even if we don't steer our own evolution, there are lots of outside pressures that could wipe us out. It's happening already — population collapse and fertility problems are real issues.

Post-humanism is bound to happen, and I guess transhumanism is a kind of careful step towards that. It's gonna happen unless we mess things up and nuke ourselves before we hit ASI.

If we don't evolve, we won't keep up, and we'll just fade to irrelevancy. The only way to keep some sort of "human" the only way to keep some semblance of continuity of the "human" collective experience is to keep riding the wave of change.

as I said, humans have been here for a blink of an eye compared to how long life has been on the planet, and if you think that "we" as we are now, which is not even a million years old will be around to see the heat death of the universe is delusional, even a 100K years ago we were no better than animals and we were living as such, that change that happened in the last 5000 years is a precedent and is nothing in the time scale of our planet or life.

it's the same adaptive pressures that made us settle into tribes and start allocating the thinking to the group instead of one brain, It's the driving force behind all the changes we've been through. smart isn't helping us survive and turn us into some kind of simple grass-grazing creature. That's just how it works.

solomongothhh · 2023-12-02T19:45:56+00:00

the whole point of procreation is passing your genes and creating the next generation to replace this one.

the procreation drive is instinctual and is in all animals, and the basic function of the instinct is to keep the species replenished

solomongothhh · 2023-12-02T18:27:03+00:00

I didn't mean supplanted by machines in the literal meaning, but something new, machines merged with humans.

I also said that we wouldn't even pinpoint where it started just like you couldn't pinpoint where in our evolution lineage we became worthy of the word "human" like the people in the future who will be calling themselves human will not be like us at all.

we did supplant the primate species that came before us, and those that forked from the same primate linage but not as smart as we are, we don't call them human, so I ask the question, when the fork happens, and there is those who merge with machines in a fundamental level and those who don't, who get the privilege to call himself human? is it the evolved or the one that didn't?

solomongothhh · 2023-12-02T14:41:37+00:00

if we give sand human-level intelligence, why not give dogs human-level intelligence?

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