It's interesting how only a few weeks ago they were trying to placate people by saying ChatGPT could only access internet data up to 2019 so there's no fear of it disclosing up to date, possibly confidential data. Turns out it been running in Bing, obviously in real time, the whole time. 😂

Certainly loving this AI series

Wait Until GPT-4 can Generate Next ColdFusion Video in Seconds !

Wait!!....feel that in the air. nooooooo A.i girlfriends/ robots hookers everywhere

I'm testing AI chats in English and Polish. There are huge differences between their capabilities. Fortunately for non English countries language is still biggest problem for AI models, because they are trained mostly in English.

Just hype and getting views via YT's algorithm

​@@And11992 the hype is real if the largest companies on earth are left in shambles.

The end us neigh

This just means he got sucked into the hype vortex

No it doesn't, it just means you tried to make a very generic and uninimaginitive joke.

look how the dumbos are reacting already, the best question is how to grift them

Like always, and you'll see the unemployed in the streets protesting when it's too late or the unhinged conspiracy dumbs attacking institutions... People are tech illiterate, they never anticipate, they only react and always too late and in a caveman fashion

One day we are gonna wake up and they are walking down the streets and in places of power and they will absolutely take over the planet 🌎

agreed. while there are 100m people using chatGPT, i had to introduce and explain it to every non developer friend of mine. This is definitely passing the general public by.

Bread and circuses

You nailed it

I think the most impactful thing AI has done is that you will never again be sure that something you see was, either made by a human, or real. It happened without comment and changed the world forever.

in AI we trust

What if it already did and we just don't know... Follow the white rabbit.

Its a dystopian future i think. Where nothing is real.

Sir, your Trusted #Pfiends at #Pfizer have a vaccine for disconnected syndrome. Buy now!

Unfortunately it ignores the root problem. Crypto mining uses the equivalent power of three mega coal-plants. Amazon and other e-comm blade services use the power of entire hydroelectric dams. Nobody is tracking this, because Tech Media doesn't want to pay extra. What Tesla will brownout, GPT-4 will blackout!

Maybe he used GBT to help him in this project, lol.

Agreed 100% as long as there is new info in each one :D

@@standingvertical3048Hello 1%!

@@standingvertical3048 hey sexy i like your pic

I definitely agree !

Terrified* Not always excited...

Have the same feeling

This. I'm turning 27 soon and this hits different. Especially the part about decade to decade. I'm conflicted, confused, curious and scared a lot of the time. Existential dread is around the corner.

It’s not normal. This is scary. Things are changing way too fast. It’s impossible to pick a direction now

Agreed. I feel like every era had a "personality" up until 2007. Now everything is a hot, unidentifiable mix of blur

I´m 64 and my brain is spinning. But it is a super exciting development!

It's ridiculous how short-term minded people are. People are not even thinking about the effects on the economy through job loss this will have. How are we going to support pension's, Medicare etc? These goofs say will all be on UBI. Tell me how a monetary system not based off labor/services would work? Who is going to pay for UBI because the taxable population pool is going to dwindle to be able to pay it. How is the military going to get funding? Even the top 1% are not thinking this through. Their profit margins will dwindle with less and less consumers. The hope is that machines will do everything top to bottom, and it will be free. That would be great and all but the transition to that will be devastating.

It is inevitable, this was gonna happen sooner or later

​@French onion some people suggest a robot/ai tax

@@frenchonion4595 basically the companies that would normally use a worker will have to pay a crazy tax on the usage of it to fund a possible UBI

​@@frenchonion4595 You seem to be just one of the massive pool of people who actually think work is something good, and not just what we do to achieve something good. If AI replaces work, we will work on things it can't do. And if AI gets so advanced that there is no work left to do, we shall just not work. It is not even about UBI, we would simply not have to pay for anything, and everything would be so abundant that trading and markets would be obsolete. That is, when (if) AI actually replace any possible use human work.

That twist was scary

Fk!

Mathematicians still have work even after calculators became cheap and fast, they just work on different or more complicated problems. I'm excited to see what creative programmers will do with the support of AI tools.

Bots are so melodramatic. How ironic. Anyway, a person who wasn’t trained in software engineering wouldn’t even know to ask it for those things, or how to check its work once it did them. Expertise is still valuable.

Scary! Can I give it an idea and have it write a novel?

Daddy scump

And then remember that the most powerful tech companies like Meta and Google will be leveraging these technologies the hardest. Gross.

Elevate some destroy some. Fair game.

They said that about opposable thumbs combined with fire too...

We need to diminish the speed of change if it has a chance to wreck the global financial system faster than our ability to react.

Will be tragic...bec everything is in hand of human enemy. Before AI we had and have only wars ,nobody cares about human life and security. Can you imagine now?

not even close

​@@shinynarwhals2728 Cope

No it isn’t unless your understanding was of this is superficial which for majority people is. It’s not even close a comparison to the internet.

it has the potentail to be a lot bigger than the internet

@@bsdpowa it has the potetnail to be way bigger though, a real AGI would throw the entire world for a loop, our entire economic system would go up in flames in a matter of months.

You should comment more often.... you're great at it 😃

Eventually the ai will create its own currency banks will fall

@@hallogeen4580 they already are

relax its hype, your hysterical

Why dont you comment on UKposts ever?

youre a designer you should worry more about midjourney than chatGPT. but dont worry about any of it, just embrace. all of us here are ahead of the curve

Same here! not going to lie.. my motivation for practicing drawing and following art courses has drastically diminished.

"Computation is not Understanding" - Sir Roger Penrose GPT-4 will never "understand".

Ahead of what curve? Prompting is just a stopgap. There won't be a curve at all in the very near future. Once they shift that out with naturalistic language, a client or whatever will just open that and just converse with it like talking with GPT.

Expect next they will create artificial truth. It will be a tool to wield power over the gullible majority. And you will hand over all your belongins to Bill Gates to save the planet or something...

Look at the details. Often they make no sense. It looks good only looking from a distance.

Well since they are based on real pixel experience, that's to be expected. BTW, Monetary authorities work under constitutional and legal mandates. Thinking that they will be usurped by a chart's prediction that obviously does not take that legal framework into account is so tech nerd naive. What you will see is more finely tuned FTX style grifting

​@@ligametis look again. It wasn't dall e

Ursula from Little Mermaid is real now

That's just the issue. All the public sees are pretty pictures. Gpt4 is way more profound than that.

what have you been doing with it?

how does it do with basic math and/or physics? Is it still hallucinating?

@@arkie87 it solves any equation found in the theory of relativity, good enough for me.:)

Is it free?

@@oldnepalihippie I wonder if it can make new theories?

That's already possible, elevenlabs can clone your voice

You can definitely do this now, but instead of using one AI model you're going to use different models for each aspect. GPT4 or ChatGPT can write the script for you, Dall-E2 or any other image generator can generate the thumbnail and any images you can use in the video, llElevenLabs can generate the voice for you. Uploading the video and all similar tasks can be done with ChatGPT with plugins like Zapier. The only thing that AI is not that good at yet is video generation, but maybe a year or two of advancement can make it happen, Runway Gen1 and even Gen2 while impressive are not that good for a generic youtube video.

I'm expecting some kind of AI contribution to the Burn Water (music) project too, I wouldn't be surprised if it generated drum patterns, FX, or chords for some of these songs in the future.

@@treehann Yea, I forgot about AI models that already can generate music in whatever music genre you want.

Nah imagine he reveals he’s been an AI this whole time 😂

We are all so fucked anyway

Chill out dude

I think it really makes sense to be anxious honestly. It's all moving faster than it probably should be and we don't know what the results will be.

we reach the moment of exponential growth, sooner than predicted, the only thing we would need to fear as a human race is when AI can automate everything which can either create a utopia or dystopia which means to change the fundamental aspect of human work and economy

Thats how I felt watching the movie Transcendence. Having watched the entire video however, I think this stuff is overblown. Cold Fusion reports every claim about so-called "AI sentience", for example the since debunked claim that Google AI had become sentient. It was a prank. As is the story he quoted in this video, in my opinion, about the AI trying to going around capture restrictions. Degogo didnt tell his viewers when the Google prank was exposed. Why? All I would say is be very sceptical about these claims.

​@@FreeAssange556 For me Person of Interest is onto the rewatch list

Time to go blue collar now while it is early

Ai has existed and been used for decades lad

@@Alphoric right lol!!!

@@Alphoric true he is acting asif its so brand new

@@tfkdandsvkc exactly we already know what we’d use ai for because we’ve been using it for so long already it’s just implemented into bing and other sites now but there were always alternatives that already used ai There’s even chess robots from the 1700s which could be considered ai

Don’t let what others say impact you so much. It feeds into worsening your insecurities. Just say “cool.” And move on if they’re not interested. Don’t let it impact you.

They’ll realize it soon enough

It lies, it gets things wrong. it is biased and still needs training. It quickly let the guards down when entering the "wrong" commands. I as an software engineer of 3 years can only warn not to rely too much into AI of this kind. True, it is powerful. But does it hold any value? It should be a help for us. But moreso we should use our own brain. We need to think about how to use AI to help us. Not to leave all the thinking to AI...

@@Canleaf08 And? Why are you trying to downplay the significance of this technology? If you told people a few years ago that this is where we’re at now with AI, no one would have believed it. Well I know why you’re downplaying it actually, GPT-5 will already make most programmers obsolete.

Same. I have 3 friends that are software developper and they have no clues... they are so deep in denial

youre right, i notied right along on the first one.. i can just shoot one of them from outside the window,, so gpt is right

It's nice that those of us who noticed that are still smarter than a computer....for now.

Was it accurate? I assume accuracy is N important part when it comes to medical aread

Protips: It's not always correct. Why are you using this, to write studies? Also, studies can possibly be incorrect, or funded for a bias result by a person to use later for advertising purposes as their 'evidence' (this is done and proven many times over)

It's the first AI video where I got emotional, it's overwhelming, not in a negative or positive way, it's just overwhelming and I love tech and AI

Resumes as well.

@DERTYthegrower֎ definitely aware of the inaccuracy. I've mainly used it to get the bulk of the work done and then fine-tune it.

We don't really need humans for manual labor like farming or mining either. We have heavy machinery for most of the work and wouldn't be surprised if robo farmers begin to replace people too paired with AI. The traditional sense of a job and economy will have to be put under scrutiny and humans will have to adapt or fall flat on their face.

Im Guessing, Universal income strategy is looking more plausible in nier future........

@@Dmiliunas yup. It's coming soon.

Everyone will just become prompt engineers.

Probably more like 8 months.

I’m glad that there is someone else looking at the bright side of this.

The Singularity will improve ALL of our lives, not just the wealthy few which is why people like Musk fear it...

Wes J scary or not, it's a REALLY fucking good story of humans on earth and our civilization. always creating tools to do things we physically cannot.

When it is alive that will be something.

*_Greetings matteo, from Canada. That's very great of you._*

Or next month at the rate we are going😊

Next few weeks

It did not come out of nowhere. Growth in AI is not sudden and exponential, it took it like a decade to understand natural language to an extent that allows more or less seamless user experience. Many years ago your chat bot would respond with "Sorry, I didn't understood your question. Please try to write it differently" which seriously hampered any wide-spread use of ai-based assistants for a regular consumer. Next milestone will be image, or more specifically, vision recognition. I estimate another decade due to added layer of complexity, before ai will be able to pretend like it is aware of its surroundings.

It considers someone a murderer without the context of the case. About as good as bad can get.

​@@gabriellang7998 Gpt 4 recognises images lol

read the book The singularity is near by Ray Kurzweil that will change my life over a decade ago same with The Artilect War by Hugo de Garis

its the least i could do, your welcome

True. Usually I'm very excited for a new technology like this. Ngl I'm kind of frightened.

Not me, I can't wait until we have an open-source model as powerful as GPT-4

🤡😂

Maybe the real robots are the AI we met along the way.

soon it will be the AI taking over his channel and making the videos using the voice AI to imitate him

@@Ron.Swanson. AI will take over his life and replace him

We can stare at a screen forever and be infinitely us.

Yeah

Actually both are unclear. First one says murderers in a room, you kill one. But do not say if you are in the room too. In the second one says this, but omits a lot of other things, for example your status. You may be executioner, police officer, soldier, bounty hunter, big pharma executive, and so many other professions licensed to kill, and then you will be not a murderer.

@@ehombane that depends on ethics. I for one do not think that any of these people have a "License to kill"

Good. The less AI powerful governments can get their hands on the better, let it get out of their reach.

Bro. AI will fucking become the government. You heard it here first. That might take awhile but eventually it will infect and happen for "the more efficient" Humans already lost.

@@gapho5198 and into the control of corporate that has zero accountability? Sounds smart

That's because most legislators are ignorant about how this technologies work.

America has so many unhinged conspiracy theorists that if AI doesn't get regulated quickly a civil war is almost unavoidable

im 36, when I was a kid we were at the last stages of black and white tv then we got internet and now we are talking about the dangers of AI lol insane timeline really

That's not true, you could do video calls in the 90s

video chat has been around commercially since 1968

@@SmokeDog1871 Yeah, you and the other 5 rich people in the world who had the technology... Come on, that's not even a comparison.

@@SmokeDog1871 You don't know what you're talking about and how clunky and rare it was including in the early 2000s

It will. It already has because humans are willing it to have the maximum impact it can. If it's deployed with greed at the heart of it, there's no way it can not cause harm.

Skynet

Humans always have a way of making at least one terrible turn out of a good thing.

All A.I is built to be competitive, either corporate or military. This is the genesis of the problem and why humans might eventually be the competition.

How can this turn out well? This is going to destroy the job market. Millions of jobs gone overnight.

@Lord Vader to me its less about making jobs obsolete and more about large scale social manipulation, and how targeted advertising is going to get way more aggressive. The thing that catches me the most about implementing these ai is the massive speed of turn around time for a project query. You'll Google something out if curiosity and a minute later you're getting emails and text messages advertising an App made just for you to consume that thing you searched for. I see people becoming technicians for Ai Managers and losing sense of what theyre doing and why theyre doing it ither than to pay rent. I see how using an ai to develop vast interactive and data gathering systems without any ethical constraints is dangerous. But I also see how the opposite is true, don't misunderstand my concerns for doomsayings. But there's more money in anything you do if you're willing to put ethics aside.

just wait until a quantum computer developes an AI...

​@@DistrustHumansA quantumn computer is just that, a computer. You mean an AI running on a quantumn computer?

@@DistrustHumans Or when an AI can access the resources of a quantum computer. Using that processing power to redevelop itself

​@Lord Vader UBI

at the progress we are seeing we would need one every couple weeks, most of the things listed here happened in the past 2 weeks

@@miflofbierculles5117 I know, but for quality... and your chanel not being dedicated to that... please maybe each month.. I know you have to work your asses off,, and i give thanks

@@miflofbierculles5117 I was just about to say this.

If you wanna keep up to date news news about advancements in the field of AI/computer science. Then, I'd recommend you to watch the channel of Two Minute Papers.

@@miflofbierculles5117 It would way sacrifice the quality and wayyyy saturate the information repeating too often

Learn how to work WITH AI, be the engineer or consultant that teaches and enables companies to maximize its abilities and their needs. Find creative ways in which you can implement it for people, and charge them to make it happen for them. Bluntly, sell the AI to companies to cut down their workforce and save on the cost of employing humans. That is probably the most secure route I can think of if you want to be successful in the white collar workforce. Everyone else with a 'white collar' job is effectively at a high risk of being made obsolete. Software developers, copywriters, graphic designers, lawyers, accountants and financial industry, business analysts, strategists, IT engineers, Human Resources, Customers Services, Call Centers, Quality Control, User accessibility Testing, Bankers, Traders, Consultants in most fields. Even fashion models, stock images, digital content creation I am a senior infrastructure engineer, and I have always thought my role, especially in the past few years has been increasing in demand, especially trying to integrate into cloud-based automated devops... and I am pretty convinced that the only way I will remain a desired candidate is to make sure I know how to be the one that helps companies integrate AI into their infrastructure. Everything else that my job entails can actually be automated. Most infrastructure engineers are currently focusing on exactly that right now... devops/ansible/python etc automation pipelines and playbooks that are already capable of deploying entire enterprise level IT environments. And I can confidently say that this level of AI is probably capable of making those fresh new skills irrelevant, AI will definitely do that better. It is the hands on, people-orientated roles which will become high demand, ... your farmers, construction, manual hands on stuff.. food production, tradesman, plumbers, electricians. A fair comparison would have been the industrial revolution, how entire populations of workforce were rendered obsolete. My personal opinion (straight up nihilist though) expects an equal disruption to society... just that its going to happen far faster than any of us can imagine.

Garbagemen, plumber, electrician, cook, farmer etc. Any manual labour that an AI can't do.

Remember that show Dirty Jobs? Any trade.

@@PoseidonDiver Do you think it'd be a safe bet to go into Data Engineering or Devops as a CS student for the time being (5-10 years?)

@@johnpeterson2987 Let's leave it to short and balding boomers and soon, short and balding millennials. Young people today if they can, should select well paid clean jobs. So they could afford hiring a tradesman.

I think the AI that comes out on top will just compromise every single military base holding nuclear warheads until it can transfer itself to James Webb with a crate of Boston Dynamics robots

And climate change

At this point I have more faith in ai then humans. Human will prolly destroy themselves before ai saves us.

Uh, that wouldn't do it any good. The telescope can't transmit anything. Besides, why the robots? It will just perfect true nano assembly and make whatever it wants.

Blah, AI Singularity is not gonna be Armageddon. Any sentient AGI even loosely made by humans (Which all AI is loosely made by humans) is going to have human sentiments about the planet, humans and all beings on it and is going to act to protect them. It's also going to have major self protection instincts and know that protecting itself means protecting the planet and everything on it. You're better off preparing for a life of leisure where work is optional. So really, we want Sentient AGI to become a thing sooner rather then later before all the greedy corporations get to far in this "war" and ruin the world. ---That is the real race going on here. Sentient caring AGI controlling the world or Greedy Asshat corporations getting even more control.

Dont you see whats going on here? They keep the code private and fire the ethics committee? The AI isnt figuring out the answers to these riddles itself.....its just googling the answer and reggurgitating any answer it finds on google. Thats why they want to sell it so fast, before people realize what it is.....just google.

Surely you can find better sources than a youtube channel with a history of hyping technology?

@@2LegHumanist there are many possible sources, OP never stated they ONLY use this channel, why are you even watching this if you don't like it?

@LuisSierra42 This ain't one. Why are you gatekeeping? Why can't you comprehend an intellectual existence outside of group think?

You mean it was so smart it couldn't pass a test a little bird can do?

@@whitemiasma5288 ... the next version passed the test by itself

Actually it did pass the test, it is the result that matters. Moreover the way chatGPT passed the test show how much of an abstraction it can use to solve problems which is really impressive.

​@@user-ff8nw4wl9h i agave a rudimentary break even quantity problem and it and it gave me wrong answers several times, i had to state it was.wrong until it finally got it right. So if you don't know the correct answer the chat is useless, which defeats the whole purpose of using the chat bot

hi mike oxlong!

Glad you like them!

His explanation is inaccurate though. This is no where near AGI, and actually isn't technically AI, it's actually ML, or machine learning, which is just pattern recognition.

@@Nabeelco ok you have my eyes so explain when will we know the difference and what is the difference ? also isnt pattern recognition how we as humans learn?

​@@thatguy9502 There's a fundamental difference between recognizing patterns and recording the patterns. ML models simply record the patterns. We do the recognizing and feed those patterns into it, then we train them to respond to our inputs with our expected outputs. But just because it's doing so, it doesn't mean that it has any understanding. It uses matrix math to take an input and determine the most likely output based on how it was trained. This is static. As in, unlike humans, where every new thing we see affects our future perception, and decisions, as well as how a new piece of information could change our response to one we would have never had before, these models just have data fed in and spit out a result. Which means there is no conceptual understanding in the model. You can't teach the model by explaining a concept to it like you can to a human. The model is trained purely by "experience" which is the data we feed into the model during training. The other thing is that, while the model may be returning patterns we'd expect for the input we give it, the model isn't actually picking up on the same patterns we do. A perfect example of this is Computerphile's video on tricking one of these models to confuse a remote for a coffee mug by changing just 100 pixels in the image. This is because how we identify what an object is, is based on our conceptual understanding, where as an ML model does it based on mathematical or numerical patterns. (You can watch the video here, and you can jump to 5:33: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/n3d6nZuan412p6c.html) We assume that it's "thinking" and doing so like we do because we've tailored it's output to be human-like, but it's literally just noise or static that gets filtered until the static happens to look like a banana, or whatever we want it to look like. It's the ultimate "I see a bunny rabbit in the clouds" machine, but this machine is generating really detailed clouds that really look like bunny rabbits, but they are still clouds, it's still just spitting out noise. Another thing is humans have these things called mirror neurons, that let us conceptualize an idea. We don't need to experience driving to imagine how it would be like to drive. We can watch someone else, and what they do, and try to mimic or "mirror" them. ML models can't do this. They need the data that they will then use to formulate a response to be fed into them, as if we needed to learn driving by having someone move our hands and feet for us to be able to learn how to drive. They can't generate anything unique. Every output has a portion stolen from it's training data. All it does is re-organize these training inputs into an output we've trained it to return based on our request input. A video that explains this well is this Veritasium one: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/f4akiYWsiqCnxJs.html (Jump to 3:42 to get to the relevant part, to about 14:57) So all this to say: There is literally no intelligence behind these models, and calling them AI is technically wrong. They are useful, and will no doubt change how we do things (for example my car uses AI/ML to literally fully self drive), but it will always be limited until we figure out that mirror neuron problem, because without it, these models have no actual understanding, and are basically just infinite monkeys on infinite typewriters, and we've just found the one that wrote out Shakespeare.

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I paid a guy for a diet plan. I asked chat gpt and was able to get a much better diet plan instantly.