Listen to this man. He's very smart
https://youtu.be/ZrGPuUQsDjo
>>54891649
WHO?
>>54891733
Musk, silly billy
>>54891649
>digital layer
>sponsored by google, facebook, etc.
The ultimate botnet. No, thanks.
>>54891649
He's smarter than me.
I've thought of what he's thought of. Everyone with above average intelligence would have thought of something similar. However the depth of technicalities is the true measurement of smart and above average.
>>54891649
>assuming a certain rate of AI development/advancement we would be so left behind
How many times since the 80s have we heard this argument?
This Kurzweil level of stupid and gullible. It's like those transhumanists fags chanting all the time: but mah Moore's law will lead to infinite intelligence and the AI will surpass us, hurr durr.
These faggots are just desperate for a purpose in life. And this guy is desperate to find the next big thing in tech to invest in. Since electric cars didn't quite make a hit, he started making cheaper versions of it, in a desperate attempt to stay relevant.
Little do the gullible know that using an electric car doesn't solve much about our dependence on fossil fuel, it just moves one source of consumption from one endpoint to another. Basically for the electricity you will use for you car more fossil fuel will be burned to produce the same amount of electricity to power your car. Except that you don't see that anymore, since you're not in direct contact with a power producer.
>>54891649
He cant even shave properly
>>54892738
didn't prevent him from reproducing 6 times and marrying a supermodel
>>54892316
>Basically for the electricity you will use for you car more fossil fuel will be burned to produce the same amount of electricity to power your car.
That's not entirely correct. Ignoring alternate sources of electricity, a fossil fuel power plant can run its generators at max efficiency all the time, whereas the fossil fuel engine in a car must run at lower efficiency at times due to hills, acceleration, idling, etc. This part of the reason why trains don't use diesel engines to move but rather electrical engines powered by diesel generators.
Additionally, a stationary factory could have stricter exhaust regulations than we could ever dream of being placed upon a car. Really there's a lot to be gained by centralizing fossil fuel use in this way.
>>54892775
>>54892738
Females like guys that don't shave properly.
As well as billionaires
>>54892316
>using fossil fuel to produce electricity
only a hamburger
>>54891649
>more power than the presidente USA 20ys ago
>still NYPA
>>54892775
She seems bitter desu. First wife tried to leech off him and got upset when he realised that he was rich enough to do better
>>54892775
so dating a type a billionaire is like dating a neetbux anon with a deserved superiority complex how ironic :3
>>54893278
I'm not sure what she expected - having grown up around entrepreneurs and CEOs, this is the norm. They tend to be unable to understand that those around them might not comply to their view, and even that others might not understand implicitly what they want. It's very obvious that their egos precede them.
Listen to this man.
He is very smart.
God I hate those meme idols. Why is burgerland pushing some idol every few years?
we living in video games n shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KK_kzrJPS8
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>>54893435
Literaly WHO?
>>54891649
He's completely incomprehensible, maybe he should learn how to fucking speak
>>54891649
No.
I cannot take anyone seriously whose last name is "Musk."
My deodorant 's scent is musk, lol.
>>54891649
wtf, so alex jones isnt the nut i thought him to be?? hes been saying this for months now..
>>54891649
This is basically how cyberbrains work in Ghost in the Shell.
>>54891649
Has he been hanging out with Macafee?
>>54891649
>Listen to this man. He's very rich
ftfy
It's funny cuz Nik Tesla went a little bonkers, too.
>>54894468
Stop being a Cusk
>>54893459
>what's the problem with my argument
>it seems to be 1 in a billion
>pulls a random number out of his ass
>>54892316
>salty
Progress is incremental. The singularity isn't some magical thing, 100 years ago people couldn't have imagined smart phones. We're working on quantum computers and realistic neutral networks with little grasp of how it will change everyday life in 30 years.
>>54896116
>grasping implication
Heh
I don't see anyone talking about this, but I think this will be the greatest thing in this century.
Not space travel to mars, not electric cars, but rather AI and AI augmentation. Specifically, augmenting our input and output speeds. We are throughly limited input and output. Our eyes/ears do a decent job of input but the output via speech/finger keyboard is hundreds of magnitude slower.
This guy was talking about a neural lace thats injected or attached in our veins that goes to our brain that can communicate at a much faster rate from the brain to an the external event. Instead of using hand to hype keys slowly, instead of using speech to text synthesis, why not simply capture the signals that would otherwise go to those output and send it to a computer? This would speed up the output capability tremendously. We'd go from 100 wpm typing with hand to thousands/millions of wpm.
We'd be able to send/receive data at tremendous rate. It will usher a new information age.
>http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/neural-lace-has-been-invented-organically-connect-your-brain-computer-1506481
In case you're thinking this is SCI-FI or fantasy, its not. The technology is not mature yet, but its there. The research is there and demonstrated successfully. I can't wait for when that happens.
>>54896309
>100 years ago people couldn't have imagined smart phones
The Germans were experimenting with mobile phones in 1918.
>>54896539
kek
They had magic powers and computers and aliens too. Who knew?
>>54896539
That's common knowledge. Also, Ada Lovelace created Javascript in 2000 BC
>>54892944
The billionaire part probably help because i shave like him
Terry A Davis is smart as well, listen to him:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDiGEhvfAAo
>>54896516
>Neural Lace
>Typing applications
You're thinking too small. A neural lace that can communicate with the systems on board a helicopter, a tank, a drone, or even a commercial airplane would allow unprecedented control in a combat scenario. It would likely be unintuitive, so obviously a lot of training would be necessary, but think about the limitations of a tank. This would overcome all of them. Complete 360 degree visual awareness.
Not to mention that once servos are refined and combat robots become feasible, this basically opens the avenue to surrogate soldiers. Wars will cost money, not lives.
>>54896823
I'm mainly thinking in the very smallest practical usage for this. Which is input/output level. Typing speed seems like the closest analogy.
This can very well scale up to anything that requires responses and feedback and make anyone into a super human.
jeez, the workload of running Tesla and SpaceX really takes a toll. take a look at the guy.
>>54896881
>take a look at the guy.
yea, what about him
>>54897052
A cure to male baldness exists?
>>54896539
Right, and we had lasers in the stone age.
He's Steve Jobs. Understands technology and its potential, but from a 10,000 foot view. He needs others to do the actual detailed, technical work.
If Musk today tried to apply for a job at Tesla, even he'd wind up at Apple.
>>54893443
>guy single-handedly pioneers things like e-wallets, viable electric cars and reusable rockets
>meme idol
Are you fucking retarded?
>>54897264
>pioneered e-wallets
>in the country were paying with chip takes one minute
you're 20 years behind the rest of the world in terms of payment, kid
>>54897159
No, steve jobs was a complete faggot
Elon musk is actually making good products
drink bleach you fucking apple fag
>>54897159
Paypal was founded 17 years ago.
>>54897052
He would look fine with a short buzz cut instead of shitty balding look.
Steve Jobs had no hair on top either and he was far more popular.
>>54897159
>>54897288
>two consecutive nonsensical posts
Troll detected.
>>54891649
>Listen to this man. He's very smart
Yea, he is a fucking genius.
>>54897052
>importance of using a proper lense
FTFY
>>54897064
yeah, surgery.
>>54891649
>Listen to this man. He's very smart
he's full of shit, he's an actor
psyops central
>>54897405
>>54897405
Yes, successful, intelligent and achieving people do not exist. It's just a ruse, a meme. Now you can go back to being a NEET basement dweller and still sleep at night.
>>54897309
Not taking summer school this year?
Hope your parents are at least making you find a job.
>>54897457
not sure how this is relevant to steve jobs and elon musk..
>>54897472
You must be new here, allow me to translate: he's getting desperate.
>>54897503
so i won the argument?
aaay
>>54897309
>Elon musk is actually making good products
He just writes the checks.
>>54897545
>check
>>54897545
pay pal, all the teslas, falcon 9, hyperloop, and tons of other inventions
>i think elon musk is an idiot who doesn't know anything about science and engineering
Why is he "scared" of Google AI? What's a despot?
>>54897064
hairroot implants m8. it ain't even that expensive
>>54897527
Not sure you can explicitly win with a troll. The only winning move is not playing.
>>54897772
>inventions
>>54897442
Not him but my friend's dad who teaches at harvard thinks he's a hack
>>54898145
What does he teach ?
And in what way is elon a hack?
>>54898237
not him, but he creates useless techno waste
>>54891649
This guy is a shitty meme. When will he die?
He's not a scientist. He's a businessman, a suit. That's it. Just a more autistic version of Steve Jobs.
>>54898623
Well you know what they say, opinions are like assholes.
Its funny the amount of money went into this bullshit spectacle.
The only interesting bit was that our io is retarded. But still there is so much to this he doesn’t understand. We'll never get there commercially with hardware albatrosses like Apple selling metal and glass trinkets.
>>54899443
What a bitter contrarian faggot you are
>almost useful
"Spacex was a mistake. Its full of trash. Those who self identify as "innovators" are idiots"
- Elon Musk
>>54891649
>i want to die on mars
Did he name SpaceX to sound like "space sex"?
>>54899617
Fuck usefulness. That looks cool ass fuck
>>54900652
Id be willing to die on mars just to go down in history as the first man ever to step foot on mars
>>54899469
care to elaborate
>>54898145
Not to be an asshole but it doesn't really matter what your friend's dad thinks simply because he teaches at Harvard. A bit more background is needed to evaluate the merit of his opinion.
>>54899443
He's actually a pretty smart guy and while I can't speak much about his role at Tesla since I don't have any experience there he is very active in the day to day stuff at SpaceX.
>>54901395
he is very active in the day to day stuff at SpaceX.
What makes you think this? I'm sure he's just like most other CEOs were he's totally disengaged from the normal workings of the company and just stays in his office all day.
>>54902248
Wow, you sound like you've personally spent longer than two days with Musk and therefore, you're qualified to speak about what he actually does with his time.
>>54892316
We're replacing an ancient and inefficient medium in support for a newer medium that is more universal.
It's like switching over from Parallel/Serial to USB.
You would have to be retarded to think that having a car that can take a more versatile form of fuel is "gullible."
When the fossil fuels run out in a hundred or a million years, at least electric cars will run because nuclear and others still exist.
>>54902248
I actually work here and see him in the office almost every day. Say what you want about the whole "cult of Elon" thing but the guy does really work his ass off and is very involved with most aspects of what goes on at SpaceX.
He is definitely not "disengaged".
>>54902282
Don't bother with him, there seems to be one guy or a few that are just baiting with nonsense about elon musk. I mean I get that he is WAY over praised like he is a fucking god. But these fucking retards on /g/ watch a 2 minute clip and say "lol he is dumb because he said x" instead of properly researching or doing a basic google search on what he is talking about. On the other hand you have sites like vox making clickbait articles and completely retarded interviewers that think a neural interface is like google glass so it makes it easier for these ADD retards to say something about it. Fact of the matter is elon musk is a really intelligent person (holds physics degree and actually knows his shit). He was doing a phd in physics on staford and he is CTO of Spacex, of course he doesn't do most of the research that would be retarded.
