We’ve officially crossed into sci-fi territory. A new AI can literally read your brainwaves and turn your thoughts into images. Yes—mind-to-image tech is real, and it's here.
And that’s not all. A completely new AI-powered social media platform is launching, designed from the ground up using generative AI. Real-time content creation, AI avatars, automated engagement... the game has changed.
In this video, we explore:
🧠 How mind-reading AI works
🖼️ What it actually shows when you think
📱 The next-gen AI social platform that could rival traditional apps
🔥 Why this is just the beginning of the AI revolution
👁️🗨️ Welcome to the future of thought-powered tech and intelligent social media.
00:00Scientists have achieved the impossible, an AI that can literally read your thoughts and recreate the exact image you're looking at.
00:09This groundbreaking technology can scan your brain and reproduce what you see with astonishing precision.
00:14I know it sounds crazy, but it's happening right now.
00:17So here's the deal. Researchers have been working on this mind-reading AI for a while now, and they've made some pretty amazing breakthroughs.
00:24The key to their success is teaching the AI to focus on specific parts of the brain.
00:29Now, they used two different methods. In one experiment, they used fMRI scans on people.
00:34That's those huge, complex machines that take pictures of your brain activity.
00:38In another experiment, they actually put tiny electrodes directly into a monkey's brain.
00:44Don't worry though, the monkey wasn't harmed. These electrodes were already there for other research.
00:49What's cool is that the AI doesn't just look at all the brain activity at once.
00:53It learns which parts of the brain to pay attention to.
00:56It's kind of like when you're trying to listen to someone in a noisy room.
00:59You focus on their voice and tune out everything else. The AI does the same thing with brain signals.
01:05The results are mind-blowing, especially with the monkey experiment.
01:08The AI could recreate images that were almost identical to what the monkey was looking at.
01:13It's not perfect yet, but it's getting there.
01:16So, it turns out that making fake images is actually easier than recreating real ones.
01:22In this experiment, the images shown to the monkey were actually generated by another AI system called StyleGANXL.
01:30Essentially, we're looking at a scenario where one AI is interpreting the language of another AI.
01:36This adds an interesting layer to the study as it's not just about decoding real-world images, but also about understanding AI-generated content.
01:43The human experiments with fMRI scans weren't quite as accurate, but they still showed a big improvement when using this new focusing technique.
01:50It's harder to get clear signals from fMRI scans. They're kind of like trying to listen to a radio with bad reception.
01:57But here's the really wild part. In the future, this technology could potentially be used to not just read minds, but to put images directly into your brain.
02:07One of the researchers, Guklu, mentioned that you could theoretically stimulate the part of the brain that corresponds to, say, a dog, and make someone see a dog.
02:16So, what do you think? Is this exciting or a little bit scary? Are we heading towards a future where our thoughts aren't private anymore?
02:23Or could this technology be used to help people with disabilities communicate? It's definitely something to think about.
02:29Remember, we're not quite at the point of full-on mind reading yet, but we're getting closer every day.
02:35Okay, now, there's a brand new social media app taking the internet by storm, and it's called No Place.
02:40Oh, great, another social media app. Actually, this one's different. And it's got young people going crazy.
02:45So, what's the big deal about this nonsense? Sorry, No Place?
02:49Well, it's like they've taken all the cool stuff from old-school social media and mixed it with some futuristic AI tech.
02:56It's like if MySpace and ChatGPT had a baby, and that baby was really into astrology and fandoms.
03:01First off, let's talk about the profiles. Most social media bios have become quite dull recently, so No Place is bringing back the fun.
03:09They're revitalizing online profiles, making them interesting and engaging once more.
03:15It's actually a refreshing change in the world of social media. You can customize the heck out of your profile with all sorts of colors and these things called stars.
03:24These stars are like little badges that show off your interests. Your zodiac sign, your favorite TV shows, whatever you're into.
03:31Now, instead of being all about photos and videos like Instagram or TikTok, No Place is all about text.
03:36Yeah, it's bringing back good old-fashioned writing. You can share updates about what you're doing, thinking, watching, or listening to.
03:43It's like Twitter, but cooler and more personal.
03:46Now, get this. There are two main feeds on No Place. You've got your friends feed, where you see what your buddies are up to.
03:52But then there's this global feed, where you can see updates from everyone on the app.
03:57But wait, there's more. I know, I sound like an infomercial, but seriously, this is cool stuff.
04:02They've got AI working behind the scenes to make your experience even better.
04:06It gives you personalized suggestions and even summarizes updates you might have missed.
04:11There's also a moderated feed for users under 18, and they've got a whole team making sure everything stays cool and safe.
04:18The mastermind behind this innovative concept is Tiffany Zhang.
04:22She's got a background in social apps and investments, and she basically looked at what's out there and thought,
04:27we can do better than this. Gen Z is absolutely loving it.
04:32It's like No Place has tapped into this perfect mix of nostalgia for the old days of social media
04:37and the high-tech, personalized experience that young people want today.
04:41It looks like the future of social media is here, and it's surprisingly text-based?
04:47Who would have thought, but what do you think?
04:49Is this the next big thing, or just another app that'll be forgotten in a month?
04:53All right, now, there's this crazy new AI tool that's blowing people's minds.
04:57It's called WebSam AI, and it does something pretty wild.
05:00It creates fake websites out of thin air based on whatever you type in.
05:04So here's how it works.
05:05You go to this website, WebSiam.i, and you log in with your Google account.
05:10Then you just type in whatever kind of website you want to see.
05:13It could be something totally bonkers, like a website selling bottled air from the moon.
05:17The AI whips up a whole fake website for you, complete with menus, images, and sometimes even working links.
05:23Now, the really interesting part is that you can choose which AI model you want to use.
05:28By default, it uses something called Claude 3.5 Sonnet, which is, like, super advanced, but you can also switch to GPT-4.0 if you prefer.
05:38These are basically the top-of-the-line AI models right now, so I gave it a try, right?
05:43And let me tell you, it's pretty addictive.
05:46I started off by asking for a website about nothing and, well, the AI kind of missed my Seinfeld reference, but it still came up with something.
05:54It's wild how fast it works.
05:56In just a few seconds, you've got a whole fake website loaded up.
06:00One thing I noticed is that sometimes the images take a bit longer to generate, so if you don't see them right away, just be patient or try switching tabs in your browser.
06:08It's like magic when they finally appear.
06:11I also tried some other prompts, like an e-commerce site about the meaning of life.
06:16And get this, the AI came up with product names, descriptions, and even prices.
06:20It's kind of mind-blowing when you think about it.
06:22Oh, and here's a fun one.
06:24I asked it to create YouTube in the year 2045.
06:27The AI totally ran with it, creating everything futuristic and crazy.
06:32It's like getting a glimpse into an alternate reality or something, alright?
06:36But what's the point of all this?
06:38Well, honestly, it's just really fun to play around with.
06:41You can come up with all sorts of crazy ideas for websites that don't actually exist.
06:45Some people are even using it to create prank sites or visualize business ideas.
07:02Of course, there's always the potential for misuse with this kind of technology.
07:10But it's pretty easy to spot these fake sites if you know what to look for.
07:13And the creators of WebSAM.EI have probably thought about that too.
07:17One really cool feature is that all your creations get saved to your account.
07:22So you can go back and look at all the wacky websites you've made.
07:25And as far as I can tell, there's no limit to how many you can create.
07:29Although, you know, we should probably be mindful of not wasting too much energy and processing power.
07:35So yeah, it's this incredibly powerful tool that lets you bring any website idea to life,
07:40no matter how out there it might be.
07:42Whether you're brainstorming, pranking, or just having fun, it's definitely worth checking out.
07:46You might even come up with the next big internet sensation.
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07:53Thanks for tuning in and we'll catch you in the next one.
