Where are you from?

@@hml croatia, did you ever go to a professional to train how to pronounce? There is help, Not being mean generally interested in people who cant pronounce..

We're neighbors then 😃

What do you mean? To use a USB Bluetooth adapter for reverse engineering, or to use a USB Bluetooth adapter to send the commands?

That's very concise. Thank you.

Especially the part where he jumps from the staircase above, and then suddenly appears from the bottom... WTH was that?

Thank you! Yeah, Siri needs a real upgrade, not just another OpenAI wrapper.

While I love Apple's stuff, switched from Linux to Mac back when I worked at Google (2014), and haven't touched Windows in years (except for an upcoming video). I do find this blind trust of them, and blind distrust of Meta/Google very funny. Apple and software really doesn't mix (says I, as I type this on MacOS).

​@@hml Funny enough, says I, as I also type everything on a Mac, but .... to my defense, I have to use a Mac because of work, and just the window management is enough for me to just hate it! Super unintuitive IMO. The fact that they added window snapping after 2 million years simply sums up how they think about window management!

Yeah, that's absolutely crazy. $10b and nothing to show for it, is one of the biggest failures in tech. They also had some of the brightest minds in AI working for them, and all they have to show is catch-up with sharing to ChatGPT... 🤯

Does it really? As somebody who uses prompts everyday, the point I made here is even more true now, than when I made this video - Google/Apple/Microsoft image generators don't use prompts but "concepts" that you select, or sketches that you draw. Dev tools like CrewAI/LangChain move from purely prompts to "tools" and "agents", even if they use prompts under the hood for some things. On the Google Pixel image editing app, you don't write "remove the guy in the background", you circle the guy, and the AI figures out what to remove...

I said that prompts are a "crutch" until AI gets smart enough to figure out what is it that we mean, and then give us better tools to interact with the models, and that's exactly what is happening.

That assumes you have a Flipper Zero, and travel with a Pi. Which I do as well. But it's 5 times more expensive and much more bulky than what I show here.

Definitely would be insane! Worth exploring this for a video!

It's a tool, and the issue is not with the tool itself, but how it's used. I use it to open my own doors, garage, office, control the TV in at my mom's, since she lost her remote, and control the AC in hotels in rooms I cannot control it otherwise... Nothing illegal. Others could use it to brute force an unsecure door... Why are axes, saws and hammers legal? After all - you could use an axe to break a door, saw to cut somebody's gas line, and a hammer to break a window, or worse... And yet - they are still legal! Why?

Yeah, that's why I mentioned the shortcut, it's impossible to do it without the keyboard.

Awesome, thank you!

Thank you so much! I appreciate you saying this.

That's an interesting idea! I doubt that OpenAI will allows us to train on custom footage, maybe only to fine tune it? But with DALL-E, we still cannot train it... However, I'm sure other projects (SVD?), will allows us to do that shortly, the same way Stable Diffusion can be trained on basically anything for image generation. We're starting to see more and more open models for video generation. About the block universe model - that's a fascinating thought! It really does!

@@hml Agree. Many thanks for your reply.

I don't think so, maybe you are confused

If it says "4o", it uses 4o. Not to be confused with 4.0. And no, paid subscribers didn't have access to 4o before the announcement...

lol, I know your nickname is "VulgarTruth", but what is wrong with my voice? 😂

@@hml the sound is out of sync.

​@@hmlno just out of sync

oh, that makes sense... was the first time I recorded a video at 30fps instead of 24fps, and I ruined the sync in a few places, it was resynced manually, and I guess I missed a few spots. Should be fine going forward.

Awesome! Glad it worked for you!

Did you try the trick I show in the video? I'm in Serbia, and it worked for me.

@@hml nahh bro all good. I have access now. I could download it when i clicked on the top right on my Account, there was then a Button shwon with "Download the MacOS app"

heh, a Konami code for pushing a desktop app to the phone? :-)

@@hml nah. There's an updated omni version of the phone app that hasn't been released to the public yet.

@@bubberz ah, I just checked, and my ChatGPT for phone version is already on 4o, didn't even notice that. I'm on Android 15 Beta right now.

@@hml yeah. It's on 4o as far as the LLM version but it isn't the version that Open AI displayed in their presentation a couple weeks ago. It doesn't have the live camera view yet and updated voice capabilities like being able to interrupt in the middle of conversation and just being all around more immersive. I believe they said that they'd start releasing that update sometime in the next week or so. I'm a beta tester too. I religiously check for the update 😂

Ah, yeah, I get what you mean now... If I hear of a workaround for this, I'll definitely share that 😃

Wait, what? I'm also on Sonoma. Apple Silicon or Intel? I'm on version 14.4.1

@@hml Intel :(

Ah, yeah, only Apple Silicon... I think they might be using the NPU...

I think at this point pretty much anything newly released for Mac will require Silicon. With that said - no idea why such a simple app (that does 99% of it's work on a server) cares about the CPU that much, unless it has some logic on the machine itself...

macOS & iOS always get apps first; developers just focus on Apple first because people actually buy apps unlike Windows & Android users who want everything for free

I don't think that there's any unlimited use of GPT anywhere, the cost of running the servers is too high. Your best bet is to run ollama or something else on your local machine.

Nothing is free in this world my friend. I am currently paying $20 usd for GPT4o monthly if you want more features & priority

LOL, I completely missed that! But now that you said, I cannot miss it! Microsoft Prism vs NSA Prism, now is hard to miss. But yeah, been using Windows for the first time in the last few weeks after not using it for around 15 years, and while it improved, it still an constantly-updating-constantly-crashing mess.

Why would you get left behind if you use AI?

@@hml shortcuts... in any sort of quality production there are none. Jump of the hype train, buckle down and focus on the skill you wanna have... and then start training

Using AI tools is a skill in itself. Yes, it can do pretty crazy stuff even when not prompted properly, but just think about a 3D rendering software that can generate an amazing image with just the default "cube", that you (probably) couldn't draw by hand... by from that cube to Toy Story or Avatar, there's still a very long way to go. Same thing with AI - I've spent the last 5 months learning how to generate AI images with Stable Diffusion, and I'm still far from an expect, and that's after I have almost 20 years experience with Photoshop, and know Blender since version 0.9. If it were up to me, I wouldn't call it "Artificial Intelligence", but rather 'Augmented Intelligence".

@@animtonni Apparently you do not understand how widespread AI already is and where it is headed. It's literally where the near future meets reality. This is completely separate from the fact that the premise of your statement is flawed: Learning one tool, or even adding one tool to your overall arsenal of knowledge is additive, not debilitating. Art is about play, creativity, and just one way of many quick ways to prototype ideas in a playful and easy way. You wouldn't apply your initial logic too the microwave: worshiping the concept of only cooking with a skillet and urging everyone else to abstain from using microwaves because they are too easy. Where do you nutcases come from . . .

@@animtonni Apparently you do not understand how widespread AI already is and where it is headed. It's literally where the near future meets reality. This is completely separate from the fact that the premise of your statement is flawed: Learning one tool, or even adding one tool to your overall arsenal of knowledge is additive, not debilitating. Art is about play, creativity, and just one way of many quick ways to prototype ideas in a playful and easy way. You wouldn't apply your initial logic too the microwave: worshiping the concept of only cooking with a skillet and urging everyone else to abstain from using microwaves because they are too easy. Where do you nutcases come from . . .

Alles ist gedacht

It's my absolute pleasure!

It's a good question, I guess closer to the end of the year. But in the meanwhile the competition is heating up, with Stable Video Diffusion being already here and open source, AnimateDiff, Google's Veo and China's Vidu all breathing down OpenAI's neck, it's just a matter of who releases it first...

That's one way to look at it, but I actually think it's the opposite - they make sure they don't "outshine" Microsoft, so to Microsoft's users and enterprises, Microsoft would be the only "AI provider".

You mean you can use it in your browser on Win10, right? Because the ChatGPT Desktop that OpenAI introduced last week, that supports the new voice chat and screen sharing, is only announced for MacOS, with no date for a Windows release, and that's after Microsoft invested $10B in OpenAI. So why there's no Windows version?

Yeah, they use only Apple products, and their desktop/mobile apps are release on Apple products first.

I love what you did there :-) And yet, I do think that "omnipotent" is most commonly associated with god. Just try searching "omnipotent" on Google, the first answer is "(of a deity) having unlimited power". So is GPT-4o "a deity"? :-)

You could try to run the code yourself on your computer or in a a Colab, but it's not going to be easy.

תודה רבה! :-)

As I said, OpenAI rolls it out gradually, or to quote them directly: "We are starting to roll out more intelligence and advanced tools to ChatGPT Free users over the coming weeks."

Pi as in a Raspberry Pi? Not only I've seen it, I've made many videos on this channel of Pi projects. How does this compare? The Pi voice assistants are robotic and monotonous, like Siri, Google Assistant or Alexa. This is fluid, flirtatious, and full of emotions. It also doesn't stop to think for 30 seconds before answering. After seeing a bunch of TTS engines, nothing I've seen so far compares to what they achieved here.

​@@hmlPi AI

Alexa became grandma now 😂

Considering what they're achieved already such things are very trivial, it's just matter of APIs integration. I'm sure it'll be integrated with a lot of APIs

Idk if your being sarcastic but GPT4o isn't even available for GPTs yet. It still uses GPT4.

@@DerpyNoodIe Not according to my GPTs. They don't automatically switch to the new model. But if you instruct them to do so, they will. Or at least they pretend to? At any rate, the performance of all the GPTs I've created and have been using for months has suffered noticeably since the launch of 4o.

@itchy79 how do you instruct them to switch to GPT-4o? Haven't seen a setting like that

@@hml You go to the "create" tab on the GPT's editing page and ask it to do so. But it appears the GPT can't roll itself back to the earlier model - I get an error message when I ask for that

@@itchy79 if you just "ask it to do it" I'm pretty sure it just hallucinates that it does it. Try asking it to switch to GPT-4gg, pretty sure it pretend do it as well.

As long as we move away from more H than I, I'm fine with it.