Google LaMDA in the 1980s!

Thank you for watching!

imagine breaking an AI so hard it starts playing the final countdown

Really nailed the Dutch computer system and the Dutch language prompts. Respect!

The fact that the emphasis is sometimes mid sentence + "look at those graphics!" Really gives the vibes of 80's. Nice job

Playing The Final Countdown in the glitchy erroring sounds at the end was a really nice touch!

squirrel monkey: lamda, whats the meaning of life? lamda: *goes sicko mode and gives everyone a seizure while giving us a compilation of creepy ascii faces before crashing* squirrel monkey: uh oh, lamda had a problem with that question. maybe that’s just a bug.

The legend is back Edit: thank you so much for 38 like i have never got this so far:D

0:11 IS THAT THE HALF-LIFE LOGO!?!

Nice touch with an actual P2000T computer and its SAA5050 teletext graphics! And the Germany's still separated on 0:37 is also a very nice detail, though the building on 0:40 only remotely looks like the former electrical engineering faculty on the Technische Universiteit Eindhoven premises (now converted to student housing). Also, I don't think anyone really cared about security in 1985, like in school where I learnt BASIC programming on the P2000T 40 years ago it was probably just a simple password written on a Post-It stuck to the inside of a cabinet door. 😂

I'm just amazed it didn't need multiple disks to start working! #TheFutureIs1985

The meaning of life part scared me in a good way, and I love it.

I was watching this video last night and fell asleep while it was still playing, and I woke up at the 6:55 mark and I genuinely thought I was having a nightmare and fell asleep again all confused.

I love it as always at the end she says "OoooonLINE" xD

LaMDA really should have taken notes from The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy. maybe that's why he malfuncioned, he didn't have the book on hand for reference.

I miss this series so much, glad to have it back

All these videos do a great job of taking me back to the early days of computing. Great and funny video as always.

this rendition of Europe's Final Countdown will hopefully not trigger a copyright strike.

I've always wondered what numbers are under 10. Thanks LaMDA!

0:37 Love the detail of including East and West Germany!

To be honest, i sort of forgot this channel existed, but welcome back!