How to pronounce“simulators”in English

Job simulators, so cool.

So in our simulators, it's part of our world.

coincidentally because all these simulators used pneumatic tubes to provide a kind of analog computing model of simulation.

direction in in the simulators where I spend probably 12 days a year even even

Amazing work on simulators in cars.

If the simulators are much smarter than us and the super intelligence we create, then probably they can contain us.

- There are simulators for torture games where the avatar screams in pain, begs to stop.

in our simulators and i think that is the extent to which that's true is partly because our

So we have built some simulators, simulating indoor environments that gave us perfect ground truth.

So you probably know that robot simulators are quite commonplace.

is what I call sensory and reality simulators.

Even these guys that still give simulators to the pilots just to make sure that they can collect proper information, which proves that you still need somebody to

them out with uh biological simulators uh all of these different aspects of U health and Medicine

- So a lot depends on intelligence of simulators, right?

that subsequent generations of these simulators will be accurate not just visually but with respect to

All the kids under 13 will have job simulators.

And we and they put us in these simulators.

and they find them useful and so computers will use simulators and find them useful.

leaves us with some paradoxes which are annoying for for writing simulators and for writing controllers we still do that sometimes because soft contact is

potentially harder numerically or whatever and the best simulators do both or do some combination of the two but but anyways because of these kind of

absolutely top notch dynamics experts that are trying to write those simulators that can pick up the dishes

And therefore, we have a population of 10 simulators.

So we actually co-evolve here, the simulators and the robot controllers.

So I think that future intelligent robots will need also to have multiple simulators.

And simulators and stuff.

it runs well in raw nature and when we try to build uh emulators or simulators for that uh well then manslaughter and i've tried

and incredible uh amount of time and we would get in the simulators because unlike normally people think terrain following and there's the radars the 111 the b1

practical more kind of practical version is like you know can we build simulators that are good enough to train essentially AI systems that will work in

from a company called Evans & Sutherland, who still today fly simulators.

You have innovators, imitators, and simulators.

And so we got round that-- my student Paul O'Dowd came up with the idea that we could co-evolve the simulators, as well as the controllers in the robots.

So I think we're going to have to have a nuanced approach where we have perhaps multiple simulators with multiple fidelities.

So in the first three years, one of the major dopamine simulators is newness.

how this weird combination of old-school and new-school i mean you've got these simulators which you're amazingly high tech cutting-edge state-of-the-art simulators and then you also go into the

theoretical training then you get into what they call practical training where you actually begin to put on spacesuits and get inside the simulators and power

We can simulate and test them on biological simulators.

But one of the things that happens in these kinds of organizations is that people are allowed to fail in simulations or simulators.

have electric vehicles where we have student build vehicles where we have solar powered vehicles where we have driving simulators and all of these

- Well, I think, humans use simulators

it to converge and it's noisy and it like so there are all these really interesting ideas around building simulators um you know like for instance in

basis and people probably argue with me but it's true there were studies done watching asics crews in our simulators we called it the wist the weapon systems trainer and it was

so what is limiting is that when we think about our robots when we write our simulators we often make an assumption that that

problems we're talking about right so drake is the simulator that that i've been working on um there are other good simulators out

To use a simple analogy, stories are a life simulator, comparable in principle to the flight simulators on which pilots train.

We train in simulators.

They’re not modeling things quite in the same way with the same power as human minds can do it—They’re mostly classifiers, not simulators of complete worlds.

the way things work uh but the vehicle the actual spacecraft looks brand new because it hasn't been used nearly as much as the simulators and so even

- Okay, so you're saying it's not, I don't use simulators very often.