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[cormack12]

In the next 40 years?

 

[AJUMP23]

You can change your future......We made it worse.

 

[willothedog]

Jensens working on it.

 

[Atrus]

We’ll get there eventually. (Fake btw)

 

[chromhound]

The next Terminator will be AI based

 

[Thaedolus]

1 > 2 just like Alien > Aliens

But I love all of them

 

[Bloobs]

Back when Sarah Connor was hot

 

[E-Cat]

Oh, we will get there very fast. <5 years.



Robotics right now is where Large Language Models were in 2018-2019. Probably within a year it will have its "GPT-3 moment" -- it's all about data, data, data. From there, robotics will be on the same exponential curve as LLMs.

Speaking of which, something like GPT-4 was trained on 2022 amounts of compute (~10,000 NVIDIA Ampere A100s). The public hasn't even seen the compute capabilities of 2023, let alone the fact that between now and the end of 2025, the effective amount of compute at the big companies will grow literally 100-fold, between buying hundreds of thousands of next-gen NVIDIA GPUs and algorithmic efficiency doubling every 9 months.

You haven't seen shit yet. Hear me now, quote me later.

 

[Husky]

There's no fate but what we make......We made it worse.

Still waiting for my Back to the Future hoverboards

 

[Bloobs]

Oh,
You haven't seen shit yet. Hear me now, quote me later.

 

[AREYOUOKAY?]

We should skip that one and mass produce this model.

 

[Fermbiz]

Im still waiting for real hoverboards....

 

[SJRB]

 

[badblue]

Where are all the hyper realistic robotic sex dolls?

Cherry 2000 was set in the future year of 2017.

 

[Griffon]

 

[j0hnnix]

 

[jason10mm]

The proof of humanity..."how many fingers!"

We'll call it the Inigio Montoya test

 

[Coconutt]

 

[violence]

We need a hero to save us from the AI ruining Cameron‘s 4K Blu-rays.

 

[EekTheKat]

Considering the T-800 units were infiltrators meant to disguise themselves as human - we probably won't know of their existence until it's too late.

 

[newtypepilot]

 

[JimmyRustler]

Social media was a mistake. Diverted our attention too much to trivial things. We could have been there already.

 

[Dr.Morris79]

Not long now! I can feel it!

 

[jufonuk]

Unless sex robots

 

[Bloobs]

 

[StueyDuck]

In the next 40 years?

Don't forget hoverboards too

 

[Cyberpunkd]

Oh, we will get there very fast. <5 years.

Same way we were supposed to get self-driving cars everywhere by now?

 

[E-Cat]

Same way we were supposed to get self-driving cars everywhere by now?

I did not make that prediction, why are you asking me?

 

[West Texas CEO]

Oh, I thought this was about Fallout's power armor.

 

[CGNoire]

We need a hero to save us from the AI ruining Cameron‘s 4K Blu-rays.

Wait what?

 

[drganon]

Still don't have this either

 

[Barakov]

In the next 40 years?

Nah. I'm good. Everybody is already being pretty stupid with AI models. T-800s should be regulated to the same category as flying cars. I don't trust anybody with that technology. Especially the world's governments.

 

[Ribi]

I thought this was a calculator thread.

 

[Ecotic]

I'm actually really curious. Can a reasonable facsimile of the A.I. capabilities of a T-800 not be done today already?

For the sake of argument, let's say the robotic exoskeleton was totally doable. As for the CPU, I know the T-800's CPU was shown to be quite small, about the size of a smartphone's system on a chip, and we can't make something that powerful at that small of a size.

But, for an easy workaround, let's say you housed Nvidia's upcoming GB200 Superchip in the torso instead of the head. And then the world's best A.I. programmers made the T-800's firmware. Could a more or less functional terminator then not be made?

 

[Sakura]

I'm actually really curious. Can a reasonable facsimile of the A.I. capabilities of a T-800 not be done today already?

For the sake of argument, let's say the robotic exoskeleton was totally doable. As for the CPU, I know the T-800's CPU was shown to be quite small, about the size of a smartphone's system on a chip, and we can't make something that powerful at that small of a size.

But, for an easy workaround, let's say you housed Nvidia's upcoming GB200 Superchip in the torso instead of the head. And then the world's best A.I. programmers made the T-800's firmware. Could a more or less functional terminator then not be made?

I'm sure it could be made today if enough money was thrown at it.
The bigger issue would probably be powering the thing, unless you are always going to keep it tethered.

 

[Artoris]

I'm sure it could be made today if enough money was thrown at it.
The bigger issue would probably be powering the thing, unless you are always going to keep it tethered.

Having a small nuclear reactor to power it would be strait forward
the main think is it would be nowhere near as smart at T800 and it would be relatively easy to destroy

 

[Ozzy Onya A2Z]

 

[Valonquar]

 

[jason10mm]

But, for an easy workaround, let's say you housed Nvidia's upcoming GB200 Superchip in the torso instead of the head. And then the world's best A.I. programmers made the T-800's firmware. Could a more or less functional terminator then not be made?

The T-800 is surprisingly adaptable and convincing as a human. Even if you ignore the baby sitting capabilities of Dark Fate (eye roll emoji) in T1 it was able to rent a cheap hotel room, source weapons, drive a car, anticipate locations and understand relationships between humans, fake appropriate voices, run from authorities (still not sure why it did that, coulda nailed Conner and Reese in the car, nothing the cops had should have been a threat, but maybe he wasn't 100% sure that was Sarah?), and understand a good amount of nuance in disguising itself and interacting effectively with others ("Fuck you, asshole"). If anything, later films make them dumber and less subtle.