Tim Kiladze

Very impressed with Veo 3 and all the things people are finding on r/aivideo etc. Makes a big difference qualitatively when you add audio. There are a few macro aspects to video generation that may not be fully appreciated: 1. Video is the highest bandwidth input to brain. Not

@vitrupo As he should. Hate to break it to everyone but everything is a learned behaviour. And Morpheus was right: What is real? How do you define 'real'? If you're talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, what you can taste and see, then 'real' is simply electrical signals

@vitrupo Hinton's brilliant, but this feels like definitional sleight of hand. If we reduce emotions to "learned behavioral patterns," then sure; but that's like saying a thermostat has preferences because it responds to temperature changes? The real question isn't whether AI can mimic

Geoffrey Hinton says AI may already be developing emotions. “In terms of cognitive behavior, it could be just like us when it comes to emotions.” He collapses the line between real and simulated -- by defining feeling as learned behavior. If that's true, AI may already qualify https://t.co/6iA0vOpVwS

Veo 3: "a big broadway musical about garlic bread, with elaborate costumes and a sondheim-like vibe" https://t.co/IOypw2tZwQ