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is er vergelijking van toen en nu met robot/ai met nu od can you read the letters on that board over there EFP toz lped PE cfd fel EDF 7:04 czp ciao this is a Wayne hello hello honey 7:13 we've got the turn off hearing tomorrow morning do you want me to bring the notes home yeah great mr. barrel you too 7:34 okay one thing you can be sure of Darryl is that somewhere somebody is looking for 7:40 you and we'll hear from them until then we're gonna try to make you as comfortable as we know how shall we 7:54 physically he's under percent but he is suffering substantial amnesia he doesn't remember parents home 8:00 anything like that it's probably psychological rather than pathological memory loss he handled too well though 8:07 so you can certainly go ahead good thanks Joe well just gonna spend a night 8:17 or two here down then we'll find a family that wants to look after you until your own folks come and take you 8:24 home okay thank you it's extremely kind of you to be looking after my welfare like this 8:31 yeah well that's what we do here 8:42 [Applause] 8:57 well it's getting there hey thank you yeah well do some of us stiffs got to 9:03 work for a living now I'm not like some guys I know so how was the vacation fantastic right listen Andy there's 9:10 something I want to talk to you about now it's not exactly the way we hoped would be but you got a minute 9:31 [Music] 10:09 okay Melanie I think that's enough for today remember to practice those scales 10:15 huh yes mrs. Richardson it's just I had water of course you did of course you 10:21 did but gosh I wonder if Mozart ever complained about homework go on tell your mom you're doing great thanks mrs. 10:27 Richardson you're welcome bye bye hey 10:35 did you last one why are you went full around how I came 10:40 by the site today and they have a kid at the center he's a boy he's 9 or 10 years 10:45 old and they need a foster home while they try and locate his parents how are you asked if we'd help well that is 10:52 where we registered for isn't it yeah I just wanted you to be sure the child has some memory loss 10:57 well I mean they're never gonna let us adopt a child if we don't foster one 11:05 [Music] we're really happy to have you with us 11:12 Darrell Thank You Joyce Joyce you can call me Joyce and this is Andy Joyce 11:19 Andy it's really great to have your down 11:25 okay come on let's show you around hey Derek catch okay sorry 11:36 [Music] 11:43 very very happy Joyce he might not be with us for that 11:50 long do you mind if we don't talk about that right now sure 11:58 [Music] 12:10 hi turtle how's the vacation it was okay and I found something even more 12:16 interesting than vacation it was there watching paint dry so where's this 12:24 famous kid you got name is kid my dad keeps on saying hi he's real cute I 12:29 think it's something even though I keep pointing now he's going hundreds of I was owned namely me Darryl's upstairs 12:42 I hear he doesn't my boys from I mean is 12:50 he you know no he isn't and it's not a subject you discuss with 12:55 him okay oh okay promise me his subject of his memory 13:02 loss is out do you scouts honor 13:09 I don't get it you remember how to read you remember your name stuff like that they don't remember your family your 13:16 school you've got brothers or sisters it doesn't make sense well doctor said 13:21 maybe my memory could come back suddenly only no one really knows we better get 13:27 back welcome over to my house for real nice tour maybe hokey Oh less plants in your 13:33 computer okay that's okay my sister Sheri Lee okay amateur hooker 13:41 she dates every night I just invented the name it really pisses her off what's 13:46 a hooker Joe we have a good run got some 13:53 air into Joey's lung city today miss Kay same time Tuesday don't forget Joey gets 13:59 all excited when he knows it's your day to exercise him turtle all right thanks so how come you can remember your name 14:07 but you can't remember anything else you're born he came into my room and started with my 14:12 computer I can bore anyone I like in my room and he's just selective which means 14:18 there's always partial memory for example I haven't forgotten how to speak 14:27 you struck out stupid 45150 let's say your best school okay 14:35 forty five thousand one hundred turn off can I have a try love to teach you how 14:41 to play hey twerp let him try Joyce says he's so smart let's see him prove it I 14:47 think [Music] 15:05 [Music] 15:12 [Applause] 15:38 [Music] 15:48 seventy-nine thousand nine hundred and fifty that's a fun game not bad 15:55 Darryl Richardson you swear you never play this before I don't think so right 16:02 but for all you know you could have invented pole position come on hooky don't will you stop calling me that and 16:08 I'm not kidding it seems to annoy your mother - of course it does that's the whole point I don't understand why you 16:15 won't annoy your family for a genius you can be real stupid come on what is a 16:27 hook 16:33 [Music] 16:45 [Applause] 16:55 it's okay Joyce I'll take him in whoa I think Darrell might like to show up for 17:01 his first day at school with his mother okay Darrell I appreciate the concern Joyce 17:08 but I'm sure turtle can show me around 17:17 Oh 17:24 do you know how I despise cheating could you imagine what life would be like without hope of ever getting back into 17:31 my good graces Oh silence how that girl 17:36 showed you how to do it during a test that is cheating that entitles me to 17:41 call you a cheat a despicable cheat now 17:52 because it is Monday and out of the 17:57 goodness of my heart I will pretend as if it didn't happen but I am lousy at 18:06 pretending so if it happens again 18:18 exchange your papers with each other quietly please for correction you yes 18:33 that boy you what do you think you're doing 18:38 changing the answers on somebody else's paper I'm correcting as you asked but I 18:44 haven't given you the answers yet you'll 18:52 find that they're all correctly checked I'm mark number nine is right although 18:57 in fact there is an error in the eighth decimal place but only a calculus system 19:03 could show that 19:22 [Music] 19:32 I guess the main thing to understand guys is that baseball is the essence of 19:39 all life in the universe therefore we don't fool around we don't joke about 19:45 this you take this very seriously otherwise we go play something else okay like washing the car when trying hit a 19:53 few mi just dude just like I showed you just like in the baseball cards you know you kind of stand sideways I'm gonna 20:00 pitch it by you and you just take a swing at it see what happens okay no you're not gonna need this oh another part of the 20:06 game okay ready think it easier than the first time oh 20:18 my fault my fault I should have told you you got to grip the bat pretty firmly 20:23 you know otherwise that's gonna happen but you get good instincts you hit the ball didn't you yeah major leaguer all 20:29 the way I can see in the eyes okay yeah nice firm grip nice easy swing and just 20:34 knock the ball into the middle of Interstate 95 for me okay okay here 20:42 comes 20:51 was that alright better better we'll try 20:57 it again turtle Smith you're sworn to secrecy 21:02 alright yeah okay Darryl I'm gonna throw a little bit harder this time okay so it'll be 21:08 traveling a little bit faster just do your best okay I'll try Darryl you're a 21:26 natural you're a genius in four weeks time 21:32 you're my secret weapon warrior we're gonna murder them yes 21:38 only no one must know about this okay so you don't say anything about this to anybody about what it's awesome I don't 21:54 even believe it myself one more pitch one more pitch then I'll I'll wake up 22:03 okay 22:10 [Music] yeah practice is over trust a man like 22:22 Andy he makes Darrell swear an oath of secrecy then he comes in and tells me next year to come over and he opens his 22:29 mouth again the only person who must know nothing about this until tomorrow is beau McKenzie he is so cocky were you 22:37 there at the game last year when he suggested before fit in the fourth inning no a turtle told me all about it didn't you guys rally in the sixth 22:43 Norman's play up the game yeah sure because somebody decided to save our team's honor by spiking the Warriors 22:49 cokes with vodka what you know you're lucky you weren't sued it's against the 22:54 law serving alcohol to minors you serve anything it wasn't even my idea so who did listen you didn't what you did oh 23:03 god turtle what I dunno I just walked in that door for Christ's sake oh sorry turtle your mother just found 23:08 out about the vodka and the Warriors cokes last year oh it wasn't bad it's just plain water oh I've got one smart 23:16 son you owe me 750 for liquor turtle is 23:22 there anything I can do to help yeah I could call Shirley Shirley says he's 23:30 sexy but turtle says it's because he has the biggest Darrel is it me or no what 23:43 choice what is there something about Darryl that's a little he's a nice boy 23:54 he's very bright bright enough to make you feel like he is different but he's 24:00 so helpful and honest for a boy his age I mean I don't believe what I'm hearing 24:05 you're complaining because you got the kind of kid that most of us would trade our own in for and pay money 24:11 relax Howie I was only kidding about the money no no no I'm not complaining I 24:18 love Darryl I really do hope you'll be able to adopt him it's just it doesn't 24:24 it doesn't seem to need anybody this is 24:36 C Q 2 Q C come in QC it's a C Q 2 Q C come in can say it over this is Q C come 24:44 in C Q what is happening she's gonna start hooking any second right in front 24:51 of her own home my gosh he's shameless oh this is disgusting 24:56 censored censor bleep Lee bleep he's 25:16 practically raping her except she's cooperating turtle see Q this is Q C I 25:25 heard good night knowledge is learning 25:33 and therefore good this is Q C signing off yo I mean I'm gonna back to fourth 25:46 okay that way we can get Jodi to bunt and if we can get Jodi to stay on pace I 25:52 got a prayer 25:58 okay oh they screwed up again I know I 26:04 got at least $1,500 what's your idea number hmm I know that the bank computer 26:09 messed up again their computers don't make errors people do maybe it was kidding wrong all right 28:22 26:26 how much do you want you got it terrific give me 100 yeah all right what 26:39 does it say I got in there get back in the car hey Darryl grab my card 26:46 would you okay now come on let's go 27:03 thank you for using the time machine the first bankers look forward to serving 27:10 you again come on guys get it together call that a fastball he could have 27:15 caught that with his lips that's it that's it come on Ivan that's it come on 27:21 right like before guys right come on move it no bull 27:27 good luck luck luck didn't win us a championship three years in a row 27:33 teamwork did mmm practice discipline and teamwork luck is for losers Georgie's 27:41 mother forgot the soda so there's not and there's no why's run home and tell 27:46 your mother I'll tell you what she's probably at our house by now run turtle you've only got 10 minutes Mon you've 27:51 got a car haul ass turtle if you want to sit on it again fastest baseball and he 27:57 exhausts me right before the game no I 28:02 don't believe you Joyce you've got this wonderful kid the boy you've been waiting for all your life I know he's a 28:07 wonderful kid but he's so damn willing he doesn't leave any room for me to do anything wants to please you what's so 28:14 tough about that he irons his own clothes makes his own breakfast polishes 28:20 the bedroom floor he's a better mother than I am soreness ice mrs. Keith forgot her 28:27 mascar starts in five minutes so does ice 28:33 [Applause] it's gonna be another don't go 28:51 rush your okay and let's just just just come around easy on the bar okay just come around to meet the ball okay 28:58 [Applause] 29:05 you ever played ball before can it [Music] 29:10 [Applause] 29:20 [Music] [Applause] 29:35 Darrell you have to learn down [Applause] 29:50 don't worry [Applause] 29:58 [Music] 30:14 but he's mean he's silent but deadly it's not about to pitch it but the poor 30:19 kid he's begun and he's so happy he says 30:25 we haven't been head even once before that's right Darrow we haven't not till 30:30 you came Tara 30:43 I've been meaning to give a little speech of our own ups it's a great speech I meant to give it two weeks ago 30:49 I've done something to upset her she's mad at me girls have to feel like they're making 30:55 progress with you you gotta mess up sometimes just enough they don't get wet they feel like you're learning something 31:01 see it's a real art trust me leave your room in shade order sometimes Joyce 31:06 needs to feel useful you're sorry I'm helpful and good thoughtful I don't know why I like you 31:16 that's the speech it's probably what ups need to be pissed off of kids 31:23 [Applause] 31:34 [Applause] 32:01 [Applause] 32:11 listen there's no need to blow the whole game I know where inside me the game is more important than Joyce hey hey what 32:19 happened Daryl what's going on how do you like the game I mean all it is is a 32:27 pecker contest between you and Ken what Daryl don't talk to Andy like that kiss 32:32 my ass believe it 32:37 Daryl come back here good there goes the game you can make a deal with them 32:44 I'll hit another one if you kiss his ass Andy wants to win so badly he'd probably 32:49 do it there's thought there's something 32:57 me not too short there's something we need to talk about I guess I was screwed 33:04 up today it's okay alright to screw up every once in a while I mean gosh everybody does yeah 33:12 that's what true I mean that's what I figured but it's really ok of course it 33:17 is it's just well your language was not too good I'd like to apologize 33:26 next time I screw up I'll watch my mouth 33:32 [Music] 33:45 [Applause] okay [Applause] 33:54 [Music] 34:05 [Applause] 34:10 [Music] 34:22 [Applause] 34:28 [Applause] 34:48 [Applause] 35:04 [Applause] [Music] 35:15 [Applause] [Music] 35:20 [Applause] [Music] 35:30 [Applause] [Music] 35:35 [Applause] 35:42 blackheads for by Messrs [Music] 36:00 so the notes of the spaces are f AC and heat but only in the treble clef and the 36:07 notes on the line are with your right 36:12 hand every good boy does fine 36:18 hello to half notes and four quarters to later you got it 36:26 [Music] 37:33 if there was anything I can do anything you know I would find a way of doing it 37:42 how do we really know that he's there's 37:47 an D there is no doubt that he's their child look at the photographs what kind 37:58 of people are they [Music] 38:39 Darrell how you doing all right thanks 38:48 listen could we talk for a minute of course I just wanted to 39:00 well I thought maybe we we should why don't you sit down yeah thanks look I 39:13 just wanted you to know how much I'm sure you already know how much Joyce and 39:19 I are gonna miss you I know me too 39:29 Daryl your parents love you and they're your real parents and they've been 39:36 looking for you for months and they want you back but what if I want to be with 39:41 you children belong to their parents you 39:49 may like your car belongs to you no nothing like that 39:56 [Music] dad I mean Andy I won't forget you 40:08 of course not gonna stay in touch army 40:13 [Music] 40:44 [Music] 40:52 mr. Richardson yes I'm Jeffrey Stewart this is my wife 40:58 Ellen pleased to meet you would you come in Darryl is quite all right Darryl is a 41:16 tremendous young man you certainly do envy you your son and you should be down 41:22 at a minute or two I think he's a little bit nervous you know kids get he's nervous 41:29 can I get you a drink or something no thank you my wife and I would like to thank you 41:36 for all the kindness you film Darryl oh it wasn't hard and he's a great kid 41:42 you've formed a considerable attachment to him I can see we're gonna miss him a 41:48 lot both of us yes of course you are of course 41:59 Darrell hello Darryl do you remember us I think I do 42:12 you're just fine there there's nothing to worry about do you want to go and get 42:19 your things isn't a turtle coming over I 42:26 can say goodbye to turtle can't I turtle 42:34 it's normal to feel bad about losing a friend but you can't duck out now and 42:39 not say goodbye Darryl's expecting you to be there he needs you to be mom you promised him 42:47 now I want you to come with me right now and show your best friend that you haven't forgotten about him already 42:55 let's go 43:24 turtle 43:30 Darrell do you know why your friend did 43:37 that no I don't think so 43:42 I think he's gonna miss you and that makes it hard for him to say goodbye can 43:51 you imagine how he must feel yes 43:57 I can't good 44:13 turtle 44:24 [Music] 44:31 okay 44:39 [Music] 45:38 are we gonna fly 45:43 we're gonna fly em out [Music] 45:57 [Music] 46:04 you know what I don't understand they 46:10 just didn't ask anything you know I mean about Darrell it's like those pictures 46:17 you showed us him completely anonymous just Darrell in front of the same blank 46:22 walk can I go see the pilot now sure you 46:32 can ask him anything you want 46:40 why there Darryl come on him learn how to fly this thing huh I find it very interesting okay well 46:48 here's your altitude your airspeed and your engine thrust right here is your horizon level indicator over here we 46:55 have the you know the extraordinary thing is that we've accomplished something by accident that we wouldn't have dared to do by intent putting him 47:02 out there just to see what would happen when dr. Mulligan kidnapped him that was 47:08 the best thing he could have done you were right about its learning potential no I was wrong I think he's learned a 47:15 lot more than I ever thought possible okay now as a backup to the computer you should check visually now here's the 47:21 navigation chart where were they all right you're right that's exactly right very good you have been paying attention 47:28 okay now you take that figure from the trip computer and then enter your coordinates your airspeed your wind 47:35 factors your time calculations and the figure should match your rough calculations of latitude north 28 47:43 degrees thirty nine point two four minutes six what 20 degrees thirty nine 47:51 point six minutes you said four but on the database given it's 28 degrees 47:57 thirty nine point six minutes hold on B it is kids hefty good job baby 48:04 Harry so if I wanted to go back home I'd uh just feed in the coordinates and 48:11 instruct the autopilot 48:18 whatever we do this there's no way it can be categorized as normal but that 48:23 was unfair oh did you see everything up front yes thank you why don't you come 48:31 and sit down let her your mom fix you something to drink juice or something 48:38 what would you like there 48:52 are you really my mom and dad 49:03 [Music] 49:26 [Music] 49:39 now you please mistake mr. Salamone monitors 49:48 [Music] [Applause] 50:00 I think the problem is right there can 50:06 you reactivate the memory without surgery I think dr. Mulligan provoked specific overload not a burnout in some part he 50:13 wanted Darrell to nobody was will soon see 50:20 [Music] 50:28 [Applause] 50:34 now let's try talking to it [Music] 51:21 what makes you change the way you're playing after turtle talked to you that day I interpreted the data to indicate 51:28 that under certain conditions error was more efficient than maximum performance 51:34 under what conditions relating with others okay what do you say to that 51:42 perception of the optimum program is designed for now I like the chocolate 52:11 better faster this is a final decision absolutely yeah did you mean it that you 52:23 preferred chocolate oh sure why I just did sure likes raspberry but there's no 52:31 difference it tastes different and he's not programmed for tasting it's programmed to learn not subjective 52:37 preferences he can analyze nutritional values not choose between flavors so 52:43 it's picking up behavior pattern please stop calling him it thank you we've got to run some biochemical tests 52:50 until we find where this comes from don't worry Darryl you can't come to any harm 52:56 I promise we won't hurt you what are you gonna do why do you have to do this 53:02 we're just gonna take some samples you won't feel it 53:12 dr. Stewart what's going on it's just started 53:18 [Music] nothing [Music] 53:27 this is crazy someone's playing around with the central computer 53:46 all right now we'll forget the tests no 53:54 tests okay your report makes some pretty 54:04 extraordinary claims done just do it just simple observations general you're now saying it can feel human emotion yes 54:12 experiences pleasure and pain he also registers fear and anxiety here fear 54:19 something we don't have a lot of use for on this project we general people who 54:28 are funding your research doctor the American taxpayer when your colleague dr. Mulligan ran off with this expensive 54:34 piece of hardware I didn't hear you crying on behalf the taxpayer because thanks to dr. Mulligan's mistakes we now 54:41 know a lot more about Daryl's potential than we did before baseball ice cream preferences 54:47 friendships that's all right for America but hardly what we need at the 54:52 Department of Defense the Joint Chiefs have made their decision in the light of this report the youth life-form project 54:59 as of now is terminated the department has set out its requirements in this 55:05 working paper basically we need an adult version of this prototype program to 55:11 learn and taught everything the army can teach a fearless technically skilled devastating soldier da ryl goes to the 55:19 scrapyard understood 55:33 [Applause] 55:38 it's just a matter of balance however we don't suggest you try to take your car 55:45 out after all it's taken fudge 20 years and hundreds of such of tires to perfection 55:50 hi 55:56 well [Applause] [Music] 56:10 maybe down and they want to know how you do that as a matter of fact so do I well 56:18 I can sort of a read what a computer is doing you can control it I guess I'm 56:26 getting better but people you can tell 56:31 what they're thinking oh no I'm not telepathic or anything like that well then how do you know what they're 56:36 feeling well you sort of guess at that because you know what you're feeling 56:42 yourself I very much like it if you would let 56:50 Andy enjoys visit me and your friend turtle yes I'd really like that I missed 56:59 them I really do all right 57:08 and then we'll tell them the truth 57:15 doctor what am I 57:25 [Music] 57:35 [Music] 57:47 what is he Helen you're not really going 57:52 to bring those people here are you I can 57:58 give security clearance to anyone I choose unless the military overrides me and 58:03 there's no reason they should 58:14 is there [Music] 58:30 [Music] 58:40 okay let's go 58:52 [Music] 59:00 welcome to task of all of you you said we could see Dara is he all right 59:06 may we see him please yes just come this way 59:43 doctor 59:49 what is this 59:56 Darrell is not well he never was 1:00:01 completely human what data analyzing 1:00:09 robot youth life-form Gerald's an experiment and artificial 1:00:15 intelligence all I can say is that he 1:00:20 was never meant to leave here and he was certainly never meant to be with people like yourselves he's a robot he's more 1:00:30 than that turtle he's a lot more see this is where we programmed the computer 1:00:36 in Darryl's head and this is where he discharges learned information into the 1:00:41 mainframe memory Wow I don't believe this No 1:00:52 look 1:01:01 ask the computer any detail no matter how small something that could only be 1:01:08 known to you and Daryl this is some kind of a joke oh no no I'm afraid not 1:01:16 [Music] 1:01:43 okay it's him 1:02:03 doesn't he know we're here he can't see us but I just talked to know you talked 1:02:09 to his memory banks that's separate darryl robot but he's real look at him 1:02:18 he's just a little boy flesh and blood isn't he not even a 1:02:26 doctor could tell the difference unless he x-rayed the skull Darrell wasn't 1:02:31 conceived in a womb but in a laboratory test tube with a computer brain provided 1:02:38 by us he's growing just like a normal boy but why why all of this because the 1:02:49 five senses of the human body are the fastest most efficient method of programming ever devised 1:02:56 just imagine sight sound touch taste smell you've got all that going for you 1:03:02 instead of some guy sitting at a computer terminal punching keys 1:03:25 turtle you came with MA Joyce and Andy I 1:03:30 gave him the slip they're listening all that scientific crap about you did you know you were 1:03:38 you're a robot well I guess no I'm not back home with 1:03:43 Andy and Jason I lost my memory remember but now now remember how does it feel 1:03:52 just the same I mean if you like I mean like me I don't know I'm not you I think 1:04:01 I feel like you I mean why wouldn't I oh well I guess it wasn't my coaching I 1:04:12 was gonna put you in the Hall of Fame you had this stuff all by yourself didn't you it's good to see you boy 1:04:29 [Music] 1:04:40 I [Music] 1:04:56 are you absolutely sure yes we're sure sure all right then give me give me five 1:05:03 days if you haven't heard from you by then make some phone calls call the press or TV stations your Congressman 1:05:09 anyone you can think of it may be our only chance and turtle remember don't 1:05:15 talk to anyone 1:05:33 [Music] 1:05:48 like and these are intersection over the right [Music] 1:06:02 you did the right thing in calling us dr. lamb I'm not placing you under arrest dr. Stewart 1:06:07 since you've sealed off the whole building that's hardly a big concession what the hell were you trying to do I told you I believe that Daryl is more 1:06:13 than a machine we have no right to destroy you share this view as a scientist no dr. Stewart is falling into 1:06:20 the same trap dr. Mulligan did assigning human emotion where there is none cannot be in a machine he is not a machine 1:06:26 nobody believes that except you the Richardson's did Lee Richards you're asking us to destroy a child the body is 1:06:32 organic he can hurt die decompose just like you and me general can you dispose 1:06:37 of this prototype dr. lamb it'd be a valuable loss of data there's some aspect you have the work papers which 1:06:43 notify you of our requirements for the next generation I rely upon you to inform me when the disposal has accomplished dr. Stewart or shall I look 1:06:51 to dr. lamb for that 1:07:12 [Music] 1:07:31 I hope you're both satisfied 1:08:16 [Music] 1:08:29 [Music] 1:08:51 [Music] 1:09:03 I've got a dr. Stewart here awaiting clearance [Music] 1:09:20 son of a first Mulligan then 1:09:28 Stewart now you why general the machine becomes human when you can't tell the 1:09:34 difference anymore Demi the carry [Music] 1:09:48 [Applause] [Music] 1:10:06 well I made it can I come out now it's hot under here be careful we're not clear yet 1:10:18 [Applause] 1:10:27 [Music] 1:10:45 coming okay hang on 1:10:52 [Applause] [Music] 1:11:06 [Music] 1:11:21 you better turn the lights on our will look suspicious yeah good thinking 1:11:34 you want me to drive no no you you'll attract too much attention 1:11:42 [Music] 1:11:50 [Music] 1:12:03 take the forward Lewis 1:12:31 get that thing out of the way [Music] 1:12:38 [Music] 1:12:45 [Music] [Applause] you seemed you've attracted attention 1:12:52 anyway all right you've got to trust me 1:12:57 now trust me please 1:13:08 [Applause] [Music] [Applause] 1:13:21 he can never outrun them why don't you just talk close your eyes and fasten 1:13:27 your seat belt what are you gonna do now 1:13:41 [Music] 1:14:02 right now [Music] 1:14:07 oh my god oh wait a minute what are you doing down okay I know what I'm doing 1:14:14 [Applause] 1:14:39 [Music] 1:15:01 [Applause] [Music] 1:15:11 [Applause] well not everyone appears to be okay 1:15:20 [Applause] 1:15:39 [Applause] 1:16:03 [Music] 1:16:18 let's see what we got here here you write him a note telling we're sorry for 1:16:25 the trouble him he can keep the car and use ten dollars for the gas oh boy he's 1:16:36 getting one hell of a deal I refuse to believe they can just 1:16:44 disappear well they can't general but we are spread pretty thin when we cite them 1:16:50 we'll get them 1:16:57 there's an airbase four miles down the road what is it a roadblock it's just 1:17:04 one car on one cop that's enough 1:17:14 okay buddy check back on 49 clear 1:17:41 howdy daddy 1:17:55 what's going on oh nothing much just checking for a couple of runaways 1:18:01 well hey officer hey have you got a 1:18:06 light back in the car on on out never mind never mind 1:18:11 I gotta quit anyway alrighty well 1:18:20 [Music] 1:18:38 [Music] 1:19:01 pretty good huh you were great I sure 1:19:07 hope he had breakfast [Music] 1:19:24 get out 1:19:30 [Music] 1:19:43 damnit major if it was a proper roadblock nobody should have crashed it least of all Stewart meant child yes sir 1:19:50 I want a full report yes sir these two must be caught or killed before they run 1:19:55 to some busybody from the press yes sir you can still make it 1:20:06 I'm sorry Darryl 1:20:11 if I was a little bit older you could have given me a medical program I could 1:20:18 have gone to medical school that would be helpful what I've done to you I've 1:20:28 made your future Dib I've lied to you i frightened you I've taken you from a 1:20:36 family that loved you you gave me everything - you made me what I am I 1:20:46 mean not rip 1:20:55 whatever happens I want you to remember this always always remand this you are a 1:21:07 real person [Music] you are real 1:21:14 I only wish [Music] 1:21:27 [Music] 1:22:47 [Music] 1:23:15 [Music] I've got a fire alert here I've got them 1:23:21 everywhere we have a major fire alert at 1:23:28 sectors 1 1:23:35 [Music] 1:23:43 [Music] 1:24:09 [Music] 1:24:16 the circuits are all screwed up [Music] 1:24:24 time I hit the switch I'm getting a late show [Music] 1:24:52 [Applause] [Music] 1:25:13 [Music] 1:25:23 [Music] 1:25:41 [Music] [Applause] 1:25:47 I don't understand fireflies water oh boy oh boy 1:26:02 [Music] 1:26:30 in that plane leaves United States airspace we have no choice you're going to shoot it down it's not a missile bill 1:26:36 fast enough to catch it so what are you gonna do well just in case of some monumental foul-up like this we've got 1:26:43 an explosive charge in the airplane itself I give the commander destroy it it explodes instantly wherever it is 1:27:10 [Music] 1:27:22 [Music] 1:27:31 [Laughter] 1:27:39 your aircraft will be destroyed I'm not turn around before that time please 1:27:46 respond I repeat this morning 1:27:54 you leave US airspace in six minutes and thirty seconds mark that from now your 1:28:02 aircraft will be destroyed if you do not turn around before that time please respond 1:28:08 she cutes your old pal QC will you wake up QC calling CQ Darryl where are you I 1:28:24 don't know sir he must have changed frequencies find out what frequency he's transmitting home it's important less 1:28:37 than 20 minutes that's a guess because velocities are hard to calculate 1:28:42 oh just meet me by the blue lake before school you got it cities its descent 1:29:04 what's he doing get this 1:29:28 a child with a stick of chewing-gum was 1:29:42 just rendered your hundred million dollars worth of hardware useless any suggestions 30 seconds 1:30:01 two minutes 15 seconds and counting this 1:30:36 is Robin's we have three units ready to scramble on your order 1:30:54 thirty seconds and counting [Music] 1:31:04 standby y coordinate to pattern 8 vector 1 7 1 4 standby 1:31:10 [Music] 1:31:34 one fine 1:31:39 [Music] [Applause] 1:31:46 target vaporized all 608 sir well that's that general it could have 1:31:53 ejected we have a tracking signal on the ejector mechanism we'd have picked that up instantly I say 1:32:36 [Music] 1:32:57 so where is he oh no he said blue like 1:33:06 [Music] look oh no no please 1:33:17 [Music] 1:33:23 [Music] clients after those cars 1:33:30 [Music] 1:33:49 [Applause] 1:34:54 it's okay to cry turtle you loved him he 1:35:00 can't be dead he can't be I feel the same way turtle but there's nothing we can do but he 1:35:06 can't die tells a robot robots don't die honey 1:35:12 oxygen feeds your brain but his brains a microcomputer that can't die when he 1:35:20 died it means brain death I know you can 1:35:30 hear me there 1:35:37 [Music] 1:35:47 [Applause] [Music] 1:35:55 bear [Music] 1:36:19 [Music] 1:37:03 my [Music] Oh 1:37:52 I just can't 1:37:57 [Music] 1:39:03 [Applause] [Music] 1:39:38 [Applause] [Music]

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Hoe men AI/robots toen zag:

• Eén fysieke robot met een computerbrein
• Moest eruitzien als een echte mens
• Leren via ervaring (zien, horen, voelen)
• Emoties = bijproduct van leren
• Grote angst: “Wat als hij te menselijk wordt?”
• Militair doel: perfecte, emotieloze soldaat

👉 AI = lichaam + brein + gevoelens in één pakket

Hoe AI er nu écht uitziet:

• Geen lichaam nodig (meestal)
• Draait op servers, clouds en datacenters
• Leert via gigantische datasets, niet via opvoeding
• Begrijpt emoties, maar voelt ze niet
• Is overal tegelijk (telefoon, auto, huis, internet)
• Militair gebruik = drones, analyse, cyberwarfare

👉 AI = gedistribueerd bewustzijn zonder lichaam

Dit is het enge/gave stuk:

✔️ AI leert beter via menselijke context ✔️ Emoties maken leren efficiënter ✔️ Mensen hechten zich aan iets dat “menselijk lijkt” ✔️ Overheden willen AI controleren of vernietigen zodra het te autonoom wordt ✔️ De vraag “Wat maakt iemand écht mens?” blijft overeind

Die scène waarin hij zegt:

Dat is letterlijk hoe moderne AI-training werkt (exploratie vs optimalisatie).

- AI hoefde geen menselijk lichaam

• Geen single “robot-kind”, maar miljoenen instanties
• Geen bewustzijn nodig om extreem krachtig te zijn
• Emotie-simulatie is genoeg om mensen te overtuigen

Toen was men bang voor:

Nu zitten we met:

Social media-algoritmes, aanbevelingssystemen, deepfakes, AI-gesprekken — dat is de echte D.A.R.Y.L.-erfenis.

- Toen: AI = kind met ziel in een lichaam

• Nu: AI = onzichtbaar brein zonder ziel
• Toen: angst voor menselijkheid
• Nu: angst voor onmenselijke efficiëntie

Als je wilt, kan ik ook:

• D.A.R.Y.L. vergelijken met Terminator, Short Circuit of Ex Machina
• of ’m naast huidige LLM’s (zoals ik 😏) leggen
• of ingaan op het idee: “Wat als bewustzijn pas ontstaat bij belichaming?”

Zeg maar waar je heen wilt.

User: en waar gaat het naar toe over 10a 20 jaar?

en waar gaat het naar toe over 10a 20 jaar?

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AI is dan overal, maar bijna onzichtbaar

• Niet “één AI”, maar duizenden gespecialiseerde AIs
• Alles is voorspellend: zorg, verkeer, financiën, gedrag
• Jij merkt het pas als iets niet werkt

Belangrijk punt

• AI kent jou beter dan jij jezelf
• Niet omdat het bewust is, maar omdat het patronen ziet die jij mist

👉 Vrijheid vs gemak wordt dé dagelijkse afweging

Hier wordt het spannender.

- Brain-computer interfaces (eerst medisch, dan “vrijwillig”)

• Geen chips als in films, maar: - neurale lees/schrijfpunten - externe AI die “meedenkt”
• Grenzen tussen jij denkt en AI suggereert vervagen

👉 Je gedachten blijven van jou… maar niet meer exclusief

Niet massaal als arbeiders, maar:

• Zorg
• Beveiliging
• Logistiek
• Militair (achter de schermen)

Ze hoeven niet perfect menselijk te zijn — net geloofwaardig genoeg.

Niet naar regeringen alleen, maar naar:

• Wie de modellen bezit
• Wie de data controleert
• Wie bepaalt wat “waar” is

AI wordt:

• rechter
• coach
• therapeut
• adviseur
• en soms: censor

Veel mensen denken:

De echte dreiging is:

Sociale systemen + AI = zelfversterkende realiteit Wat je ziet → wat je gelooft → hoe je handelt → wat AI bevestigt

Dat is een feedback-loop.

Niet:

• één robot die mens wordt

Maar:

• een wereld waarin menselijk gedrag programmeerbaar wordt

En ironisch genoeg:

• fouten
• emotie
• creativiteit blijven de enige dingen waar AI moeite mee houdt

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• Alles geregeld
• Weinig chaos
• Weinig vrijheid
• AI als zachte autoriteit

- AI doet het denk-werk

• Mensen focussen op: - creatie - betekenis - bewustzijn
• Technologie als gereedschap, niet als stuur

Welke het wordt? Dat hangt niet van AI af — maar van hoe menselijk wij durven blijven.

Als je wilt, kan ik dit ook:

• koppelen aan bewustzijn / ziel / simulatie-theorie
• spiegelen aan wat jij waarschijnlijk gaat meemaken
• of uitsplitsen: werk, kinderen, oorlog, vrijheid

Zeg maar 👍

User: en wat gaat de Neuralink doen over 10a 20 jaar of komt er andere soort?

en wat gaat de Neuralink doen over 10a 20 jaar of komt er andere soort?

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Korte versie eerst

Neuralink zelf is waarschijnlijk niet het eindstation. Het is meer de Model T van brain-computer interfaces.

Over 10–20 jaar ziet het landschap er zó uit 👇

Over ~10 jaar (±2035)

Wat Neuralink dan waarschijnlijk doet

Met Neuralink:

• Medische toepassingen zijn normaal: - verlamming → beweging - blindheid → visuele signalen - Parkinson / epilepsie → onderdrukking
• Mensen met een implantaat: - typen zonder handen - apparaten besturen met gedachten
• Nog invasief (implantaat in schedel), maar veiliger

👉 Dit is vooral reparatie van de mens, geen upgrade

Beperkingen van Neuralink

• Chirurgie nodig
• Hardware veroudert
• Wie beheert updates?
• Wie kijkt mee?

Dat maakt het voor massaal gebruik… ongemakkelijk.

Over ~20 jaar (±2045)

Hier komt de twist: 👉 Neuralink-achtige chips worden ingehaald

Nieuwe generatie interfaces

Waarschijnlijk een mix van:

1. Niet-invasieve BCI’s (grote kans)

• Headsets / draagbare systemen
• Lezen van hersensignalen via: - EM - ultrasoon - licht (optisch)
• Geen operatie
• Lagere resolutie, maar “goed genoeg”

👉 Deze winnen het voor consumenten

2. Hybride systemen

• Klein implantaat + externe AI
• Implantaat = antenne
• AI doet interpretatie buiten het lichaam

👉 Minder risico, meer flexibiliteit

3. Neural “co-processing”

Dit is de échte gamechanger:

• Jij denkt
• AI denkt mee, niet voor jou
• Vergelijk het met: - GPS voor gedachten - Autocomplete voor intuïtie

Niet:

“AI neemt je over”

Maar:

“AI fluistert suggesties”

En dát is subtiel gevaarlijker 😏

Wat het niet wordt (waarschijnlijk)

• Geen Matrix-jack in je nek
• Geen directe mind-upload
• Geen volledige gedachtencontrole

Waarom?

• Het brein is te chaotisch
• Bewustzijn is geen softwaremodule

Het echte risico (eerlijk)

Niet dat Neuralink je bestuurt, maar dat:

• interpretatie van gedachten extern gebeurt
• intentie ≠ betekenis
• context verloren gaat

Wie bepaalt:

• wat ruis is?
• wat afwijking is?
• wat “ongewenst denken” is?

Daar zit de macht.

De ironie

Over 20 jaar zeggen mensen waarschijnlijk:

“Weet je nog dat Neuralink zo eng leek?”

Net zoals we nu lachen om:

• eerste mobiele telefoons
• dial-up internet
• Windows 95 😄

Maar… de principiële grens (brein ↔ machine) is dan wel definitief over.

Bottom line

• 10 jaar: Neuralink = medische doorbraak
• 20 jaar: Neuralink = ingehaald door zachtere, onzichtbare interfaces
• Grootste impact: niet techniek, maar wie ‘m controleert
• Vrijwillig begint het
• Normaal eindigt het

Als je wilt, kan ik ook:

• ingaan op bewustzijn/ziel vs BCI
• scenario schetsen waarin jij er wél / juist níét aan meedoet
• uitleggen hoe je autonomie behoudt in zo’n wereld

Zeg maar waar je nieuwsgierig naar bent 👀