[Youtube Review][TED] Maybe the best robot demo ever | Marco Tempest

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Playtime Comments : [TED] Maybe the best robot demo ever | Marco Tempest

eS***:

1:18 So I brought this stick just to flex on you

Th************:

1:58 "the perfect robot would be indistinguishable from the human"




sounds like a synth... AD VICTORIUM!!! (robo-racist screaming)

Ai******:

0:58 Češi jedou

pa******:

3:39 his left hand

Wi*********:

1:07.

Br********:

3:39 you can see the orange in his hand

De*********:

3:33 he says in hindi "abra ka dabra"

En*******:

2:12

Di************:

5:51 u can see a yellow thing

Ma******:

1:05 thats not how you pronounce it... i know its hard to pronounce czech words, but even google translator gets it right.

 

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Top Comments : [TED] Maybe the best robot demo ever | Marco Tempest

Ba**************:

This was fairly embarrassing... This same exact demo could have been performed at Epcot in the early 80's. There are vastly more interesting things being done with robotics and AI these days.

So*************************:

That's not E-de, it's Yes Man.

Oz****:

I watched this entire video thinking this was gonna be a demo of an AI.
It's literally a scritped prop.
It seems like something you'd see at a kids party.

No****:

He made something for the wrong audience.

Pe***:

Using a 100% pre-programmed robot with zero intelligence to talk about how smart they are and have become... wat

Mi***********:

The title is extremely misleading. I hope people realize this robot is nothing like what it seems to present. State of the art robots interact with their environment in real time. This robot did none of that. It was simply preprogrammed like the robots from decades ago. "Best"? Hardly. Even the experimental robotic arm that plays ping pong is many orders of magnitude more sophisticated.

fi*****:

This was disappointing.  The whole thing was too practiced and scripted.  No part of this required that the 'robot' was reacting to any input from Marco.  It seemed like the whole thing was just a well practiced routine rather than a demonstration of anything new.   Everything seen is possible with 1980s technology and a willingness to practice it a few times.

No**********:

It makes people "nervous" that you can't read a machine's intentions? Really? I've never in my life been able to read another humans intentions, and I've never been "nervous".

ma******:

Preprogrammed? Not impressed, could have done this like 20 years ago.

Ch******:

Crap! TED is usually better then this both informative and cutting-edge. I saw a comedian back in the 80's do an entire talking robot act with a Simon Says toy. TED you may want to book him.

th*************:

smug is right, titling a video "Maybe the best robot demo ever" when it isnt even a robot demo. It is just a choregraphed performance, a program the runs and has been practiced so the human does exactly his part at the right time, then the robot does what he was programmed to do. Absolutely ZERO interaction with this robot. No AI at all. Pretty lame actually, and more a fraud and con then robotics

as******:

as a predestination for kids it would be cool to see but other then that I don't know what this predestination's
 point is.

pe******************:

Everybody's like "pfft. so choreographed", but I am like read the descriptions: 

Marco Tempest uses charming stagecraft to demo EDI, the multi-purpose robot designed to work very closely with humans. Less a magic trick than an intricately choreographed performance, Tempest shows off the robot's sensing technology, safety features and strength, and makes the case for a closer human-robot relationship. (Okay, there's a little magic, too.)

ry*******:

When they hold gun blast

Ge************:

Marco Tempest: Maybe the best robot demo ever (for 10 year olds)

Im***************:

“TED: Ideas worth spreading!”, I don’t quite see what worth spreading here!

Le****:

Best robot demo? eehh... Asimo is more impressive. 

Da**********:

I liked how he said “forced labour” in a Russian accent.

Ja**************:

A paintjob and decorations,
Omega flowey!

Sa************:

5:50 i can see yellow ball, hole infront of that hat hahaha

Br************:

“The illusion of trust”

it************:

It’s amazing how far we’ve come in just 6 years. This looks so ancient, kinda like “Robby the Robot” on Lost in Space TV show.

Ri*******:

And also if you're going to have a TED Talks for children, call it TEDDY Talks please

ha*****:

Seriously? The arms look completely unnatural like an industrial robot and it couldn't even move around on the stage freely. Also there was no way to tell what was actually an ai reaction and what was simply programmed scripted actions or remote controlled. Not impressive at all

Re*********:

You do not make the public more comfortable around robots by giving it cute gimmicks that imitate a personality. The performer thought he could make his words self-demonstrating via his act, but the tech savvy people would rather cut straight to the technical functionality, and the laymen will have no choice but to accept robots for what they end up being, as long as they are of genuine help.

Trying to make humans relate to robots before they posess qualities that are genuinely relatable is only going to make them as obnoxious as the Microsoft Office paperclip assistant. However, once they do develop sufficiently complex modus operandi, quirks and other indicators of genuine personality, people will treat them with empathy whether or not they have a cutesy cartoony face.

Ma****:

I cannot imagine how many rehearsals they did

21**********:

Someone got a magic kit for his ninth birthday.

An*******:

The annoying thing about this video was just how he pretended that the robot responded to his behavior, and wasn't just following a preprogrammed routine. Like watching an overly enthusiastic magician perform a very weak trick that everyone figured out. I know he just sort of played along, like an act, but it was done in a way that dumbed down the audience IMO. Not really appropriate for TED, especially not with the title "maybe the best robot demo ever". I got kind of disappointed, I expected to be something incredible since I often get 'wow!ed' by some of the stuff and research the TED talker's are presenting. I feel like this was the sort of stuff I would see if I turned on America's got Talent, and maybe it would pass to the next round but then get kicked because there wasn't really much else to it. :'(

dl************:

"The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as 'A mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man.' The marketing division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your Plastic Pal Who's Fun To Be With!' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy defines the marketing division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation as 'A bunch of mindless jerks who'll be the first against the wall when the revolution comes,' with a footnote to the effect that the editors would welcome applications from anyone interested in taking over the post of robotics correspondent. Curiously enough, an edition of the Encyclopedia Galactica that fell through a time warp from a thousand years in the future defines the marketing division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation as 'A bunch of mindless jerks who were the first against the wall when the revolution came.'"

 

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