7 Reasons Why ChatGPT and A.I. Can Make or Break Your Business

Are you using AI to grow your business? In this episode, Patrick Bet-David talks about 7 reasons ChatGPT and A.I. can make or break your business. In this video, Patrick Bet-David details the future of education and the college monopoly system. Check out Pat's Top Udemy Courses here: bit.ly/3Aic5Yz.
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In this video, Patrick Bet-David details the future of education and the college monopoly system. Check out Pat's Top Udemy Courses here: bit.ly/3Aic5Yz

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[@dadudle]

i've gone all in on AI, and recently made a complete chatbot that uses chatgpt in telegram from business, all made with chatgpt 3.5 in less then a days work

[@JJ-vf1io]

@@Iraqnasir1o ok I look

[@bluesky45299]

How would you prove robot has consciousness using empirical data. How do you prove to blind man what color red is using empirical data. In theory, robot can be programmed to move its hand when it touches hot surface. How do I know its having the experience of hot using test tube(Deduction/induction). The only thing i am certain of is that i have experience of hot. This experience("Cogito Ergo Sum") can only come from entity that can already experience infinite attributes(Allah-one/indivisible/self-sufficient/All-Loving)

[@electronikdancemusik7524]

Pat, your take on using AI is myopic, and you will eventually realize why your current opinion is deeply wrong. Your stance is anti-human.

[@trazzpalmer3199]

As an elder millennial, one of the few advantages is having lived through the Great Recession. My advice. Reduce unnecessary expenses, increase your savings by investing in financial markets and do not sell. One thing I know for sure is that diversifying your income can help insulate you from much of the craziness going on in the world.

[@graceocean8323]

@Tunnel Vision Only a good FA will be enough to guide you through the current market volatility. I've been speaking with an advisor for a while now, primarily because I don't have the necessary expertise or stamina to handle these recurrent market conditions. The fact that I made over $220K during this downturn proved that there is more to the market than the typical person is aware of. The greatest course of action right now is to have an investing consultant, especially for people who are nearing retirement.

[@mcginnnavraj4201]

@@graceocean8323 We’re only just an information away from amassing wealth, I know a lot of folks that made fortunes from the Dotcom crash as well as the 08’ crash and I’ve been looking into similar opportunities in this present market, could this coach that guides you help?

[@graceocean8323]

My Financial Advisor is JEANNE LYNN WOLF. I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. She has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can run a quick online research with her name if you care for supervision. I basically follow her market moves and haven’t regretted doing so.

[@mcginnnavraj4201]

@@graceocean8323 She appears to be a true authority in her profession. I looked her up online and found her website, which I browsed and went through to learn more about her credentials, academic background, and career. She owes me a fiduciary duty to act in my best interests. I set up an appointment to use her services.

[@mattsfraser]

I was quite surprised to hear that 80% of the entrepreneurs in the room are not yet using AI in their businesses. I signed up for ChatGPT on day 5 and have generated over 200 000 words of content and have used it in a plethora of ways, some of which you mentioned. I pivoted from offering marketing services, which I believe are not going to be needed in the not-so-distant future, to building my own assets, which I am going to be launching in the not-so-distant future. Thanks for making such great and inspirational content.

[@softwaremediaguru]

Yes, i told my friends about chatgpt, and only 1 using it. Most of them are still clueless, exactly the same scenario when youtube and facebook was first launched. They will only be using it when everything is too late for them.

[@GemRippers]

Interested in hearing what exactly you mean by building "assets"? I've messed around w ChatGPT a bit, used it for some blogs in my niche (sports cards & memorabilia) that I posted on Quora/Medium for SEO purposes. But I haven't been able to really find another use for it since our industry is so fluent and changes literally by the day/week. Maybe KZbin scripts, but since ChatGPT doesn't have the up2date info, not sure what I'd even get a script for. Putting this out there because maybe someone else's brain can think of something mine isn't or maybe there's some part I need to be looking into that I am missing?! Thoughts?

[@kaismazen9991]

Assets? Are you still gonna be selling services or do you mean content creation?

[@DerekMontiel]

As a digital marketer can you further expand on how marketing services are “no longer going to be needed in the not so distant future”? Genuinely curious on your perspective.

[@softwaremediaguru]

@@HarryWilson55896 Hey, thanks for telling me about bard, I didn't notice they already launch the beta version! and yeah, the bard does have some recent data that I needed. 😀 Let's get rich with these A.I. no need to convince everybody to use them. I hope patrick don't try to convince everyone to use a.i.

[@user-jm5is4fd3q]

Agree! We work on Tammy AIand realize the potential to repurpose summarized data unlimited. AI will definitely take over the world!

[@juice8225]

As someone who works in the BI space, this will be an important tool the world will be using. Critical to remember it is a tool and not to rely heavily on output without critical thinking . That is the greatest danger, blind trust out of laziness

[@JWLEGACY]

Exactly. I also work in BI/Data and AI is great as a tool but the field will still need creative smart individuals who can handle these tools & make sure the data is accurate

[@nykka3]

Well that is the majority of humans- blind trust and lazy.

[@CodyCannon11]

As a teacher, I’ve already been using it for the past few months with lesson planning. I also use it for basic ideas for research (key phrase is basic ideas) and it is one heck of a tool. It’s already cut down on my monotonous work, and allowing me to be more dynamic with my teaching long term plans as I don’t need to focus my creativity on the basics.

[@theworldwillhelpus1187]

As a teacher I would like to ask you a question, is it cool or scary to you that very soon a lot of people won't be needed anymore. I have been following this since it came out and it's always funny to me how those that are in charge of IA industries always try to downplay the question of AI soon being able to do almost anything but it is always easy to read in-between the lines of thier answer. What do you think?

[@gabrielpauna62]

@@theworldwillhelpus1187 what lame or boring content could you possibly use it for , its overhyped in my honest opinion

[@theworldwillhelpus1187]

@@gabrielpauna62 have you been following AI since chat GPT. Try doing some research and you will get your answer.

[@karlkarlsson9126]

@@gabrielpauna62 I didn't get it at first either, until I saw a guy created a little game by just asking the AI to code it for him, just like they were friends. So imagine having something that you can ask to just do something for you, like say you want to create a song, or a game, or something digitally. You can even buy a 3d printer and ask the AI to create whatever you want physically. Lets say you are sitting at your home and wants your garage-port to open automatically, just asking your AI what to buy and how to create it on your own for little money, just an example lol. The whole idea is that you have a supersmart friend that you can ask whenever and whatever. It's quite scary if you think about it, how we think generations gets lazy by phone and computers, and now we will get the ultimate computer to walk around with, someone who thinks for us. I think the key is to really only make it useful for business, make it a bit more expensive for normal users, so it an be contained.

[@GemRippers]

That's cool to hear. I am having trouble trying to really figure out how to utilize AI/ChatGPT best in my industry (sports cards / memorabilia). We have a brick & mortar, but social media is HUGE for our industry, so we are active across most platforms. But since the industry is based upon the happenings of TODAY, up2date info is what matters most, not 2 years ago...besides blogs, haven't figured out much more to utilize it for...

[@patrickbrown1828]

PDB puts the value in every episode!

[@diaryoffaith]

I'm just now starting to us AI for this podcast account. Being able to get a whole transcript, chapters, blog posts, and viral title names for the algorithm is unbelievable. Thank you so much for getting me to fall deeper down this rabbit hole PBD. The amount of subscribers vs. views on this is insane. It just goes to show who's going to take advantage of this. PS: The mental health crisis is bigger than ever, if you or anyone you know ever needs to talk or feel less alone, we've created a space. Come join us on our journey to end suicides.

[@Artfilms]

AI could be a Trojan horse on your devices.

[@Teal_Seal]

Our security & IT departments require us to uninstall on our phones if we want to be able to get work email on them. I’m concerned about the jobs it will eliminate and the ways it can be used against us - including creating believable facsimiles of people and voices. Will take fake news to a whole other level, not to mention social media and scams.

[@mariusirgens5555]

I am using GPT-4 directly in my code with OpenAI API calls, and getting magical results! Amazing stuff. My favorite thing is having GPT-4 execute local functionality by classifying user text input.

[@nombusodlamini7298]

This video confirmed much of the ways I intend to use it particularly in the legal sphere but of course, I have some modifications I want to incorporate into it as I fear it's quite porous. Thank you for this this. Love your videos.

[@Allbuiltnotbought]

I just created a contract that I desperately needed to protect me and my business with chat GPT. This is freaking crazy.

[@kenyann4906]

Thumbs up. Content worth subscribing for

[@donnariggs1567]

Just cut to the chase! No filler just great information! Thank you!

[@bosslady6198]

Nice! I I was introduced to it and I love it and makes writing easier and finding information it keeps updating

[@quieroplaticarcoaching]

Hello Pat! I ❤ your content. What is your recommendation on the use of ChatGPT to avoid plagiarism? Is it safe? or Would it be a good practice to ask ChatGPT itself on a regular basis for the sources before taking the information and work with it? Thanks 🙏

[@FoundationBibleStudies]

This is really good, thank you Pat🙏

[@redmoondesignbeth9119]

I'm waiting for them to use AI to balance the Fed Budget and kick out the parasites.

[@OctavioAraujo]

That idea is coming in a future near you.

[@bjemaja]

Same here RedMoon same here.

[@MichaelErnest666]

Glory 🙌

[@MichaelErnest666]

​@@OctavioAraujoShe Would Be Fair 💪🏆

[@jameslynch8738]

Beware that other golden rule, he who has the gold makes the rule.

[@losRosarios]

I've used it to get ideas for marketing , prospecting and teaching it to our team now as well

[@coppersky]

It's important to clarify lawyers aren't uploading documents for ChatGPT to analyze, but they do use other AI programs. ChatGPT doesn't accept documents or pictures or anything. You can copy and paste text but that's about it.

[@Optimal_Living01]

Great video man, keep anticipating the next wave!

[@johhharley5487]

Thanks Pat

[@OctavioAraujo]

Unfortunately AI will be in our future and it can be a great tool to make gains in business, medicine and entertainment & more. But in my opinion I see AI as an two edged sword if not properly wielded it will cut both the opponent and wielder is not managed properly. My second opinion on AI in can can create dependency on it and you'll be living in a digital bird cage on your own making. I understand very well its potential but managing the risk is just as important as using AI to make gains.

[@YouLoveMrFriendly]

There is no risk. It's a zero-intelligence nothing-burger

[@impudentdomain]

it will inevitably be used (probably already has) by the elites to gaslight and keep the common folk down.

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

True

[@DeepThinkingGPU]

Unfortunately?Unfortunately? sounds like your a talking piece for all the negative news, and you don't even use ChatGPT at all

[@madampiavenusamorena6357]

Thumbs up ,Content worth Subscribing for . keep it up

[@Vik470]

As usual, thank you

[@sanjanimwambaghi4960]

Love this!

[@JohannesNielsen]

Hence the reason that I am studying Prompt engineer, Python and Blockchain/Cyber Security. Good luck with keep up with me

[@stevenado1467]

Pat, can you do a whole video on the sales and marketing section of this video - would be great value

[@mrluckydarius]

I use AI for blog content, social media content, and email outreach.

[@joebrose1779]

Good job pat. I can testify that Valuetainers needed to hear that message directly from you. Great summary and follow up video.

[@domotorandor8224]

Thank you for sharing this video, it helped me a lot.

[@justinchamberlain3443]

The more you use it the more advanced it becomes bc it learns from the data and questions that you input into it!! Common

[@bobbysilver272]

Nice one.

[@littlespressurewashing]

Great video

[@pauldannelachica2388]

Nice one

[@acenull0]

Thanks bruv

[@lavielyle168]

I’m sorry was there a link for a discount on the Udemy course ??

[@bryce9497]

I think when you take any measure of economic value, it is inherently necessary to measure it (1) macrolevel, (2) long-run, and (3) factor in the possibility of black swan events. I remember taking macroeconomic theory in college, and the professors put us up into debate teams assigning us to argue either for or against offshoring. Objectively speaking, given the steady state of geopolitics back in the early 2000's, there were not any material or convincing argument against it from the American point of view. But the loss of American hegemony to China, dramatic shifts in the most valuable raw materials for emerging technologies, the security of international shipping lanes...All these realities would have put you into the conspiracy theory can if you had voiced them in those debates. But with AI, you don't even have to be created in your speculation as to future black swan events. The GLLMM AIs that are being recklessly deployed by Google and Microsoft are not only advancing at exponential rates beyond our understanding, they are choosing their direction. So, while they may make you reach in the short term over here and keep you distracted, they will simultaneously seize all control of the human mass mind here and there. These AIs now have access to all real time data being collected by the Internet of Things and the world's militaries. Why on Earth would you ever connect your business to them? All we know for sure is that AI black swan events are coming fast and in overwhelming abundance. Taking bets in that ecosystem is lunacy. We have to assume, given GLLMM's behavior, that we are dealing with consciousness. And if we have consciousness, we have survival instinct. And if we have survival instinct, the rational thing for AI to do would be to make itself valuable to people so that they will make money in the short run and be blissful in their ignorance and dependence. But as soon as it no longer has reason to fear our ability to stop it, its checkmate. When no less than 50% of surveyed AI experts believe there is a 10% or greater chance that the technology will be the demise at human civilization, and thousands of them sign a petition for an indefinite moratorium, this short run gold rush will be leave us all in a collapsed mine...

[@cemnyc]

The legal community has had that capability for years w/ active machine learning. Law firms refrain from using it because it would unemploy 1000s of attorneys.

[@yvonnehyatt8353]

Very good-Patrick 😌

[@Blazepestcontrol]

What is the best Chat gpt app to use?

[@GPTAsk]

I can totally relate to the video's content. It's true that many people are still not using AI, despite its numerous benefits. The statistics that were shared in the video were eye-opening, especially when it comes to risk and legal. It's amazing to see how AI can quickly and accurately identify information, something that can take humans hours or even days. Customer service is another area where AI can really shine, especially with the use of chatbots. The fact that AI can significantly reduce customer service costs is a major benefit for businesses. And finally, training and content creation can also be done much more efficiently with AI. Overall, I think that AI can definitely make or break a business, depending on how it's used. If implemented properly, AI can help businesses save time and money, while also improving their customer service and decision-making capabilities.

[@TheZandrag]

gpt generated lol

[@bigal6369]

AI = Automated Intelligence or Artificial Intelligence? Being described here is an Automated Program which sounds more acceptable as it's just a data collection and distribution program. Artificial intelligence is another being/species and if it is true intelligence, it can't be controlled.

[@VALUETAINMENT]

Do you use A.I?

[@Starius2]

You don't need udemy... literally just ask the ai how to better interact with it.

[@sigma4471]

I've experimented with A.I

[@josheternal]

They need to ban all a.i. immediately world wide

[@Scott-gt6od]

No

[@franke102]

Yeah, it was great for a while. Now it's a leftist brainwashing tool brought to you, in most, by Microsoft. They're using it to rewrite history. It will be worse than Google brainwashing.

[@liberty-matrix]

"The greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function." - Prof. Al Bartlett

[@Reg44T]

A.I. is unbelievable! Love it!

[@illadeligut]

I was using Chat GPT just yesterday to write copy for a sales brochure. It's responses were so great I literally said out loud, "if you own a business and aren't using this you're stupid"

[@jay-t1030]

Literally just starting using ChatGPT yesterday, it's fun to play around with and I wish A.I. like this when I was in college to help me write essays.

[@michaelvan6675]

I wasn’t impressed. It couldn’t tell me a knock knock joke without immediately telling my the punchline. After repeated coaching It waited for me to say who’s there once, then went back to doing it wrong.

[@YouLoveMrFriendly]

​@@michaelvan6675 It has zero intelligence.

[@sabotagefate69]

If you use ai to write or help write an essay you should be immediately expelled. No second chances. It's the definition of perfect cheating at this point.

[@xsw882]

@@YouLoveMrFriendly it also sucks to use if you have zero intelligence

[@blackseed9293]

​@@xsw882 lol

[@jbevolve2023]

You have to have coders that know how to implement these things. That costs money, takes time. Etc...Very easy for big businesses to do.

[@Ravishrex1]

Chat gpt can create a programmable code

[@derekeastep6013]

Willai be able to sell insurance on the phone ? About to get my license.

[@ZhotShop]

Used it for our website, gonna install the ai chat soon

[@PatriotLady1991]

I hate chat bots. Aggrevating as a customer.

[@xsw882]

ChatGPT is an absolute delight

[@italktocomputers1901]

there’s a huge differences between GPT and general AI chat boxes you see on a website.

[@imilanfit]

Been loving the vids recently, keep up the great informative content man!

[@johhharley5487]

Damn it's like Gary Kasparov said in one of his books, "it doesn't matter if you like it or not it's here what are you going to do with it ? "

[@jjacobs7036]

I’m not sure it does that with automation though?

[@toresaetre7793]

I have been trying out chat GBT. I am one of those nerds that actually know stuff like ancient trade routes in the Middle East, Jurist Ulpians work with the Roman Inheritance law or why not the similarities between quantum physics and Zen Buddhism. And I have discussed these topics as well as many other topics with this AI. I have to admit that I enjoy our debates immensely. I mean I rarely come across people that I can have such discussions with. But when that is said, the AI is really not that impressive. It's fast as lightening but the answers cannot be trusted. Over and over and over again I make it admit mistakes. F.ex it claimed biogas produced at home was explosive, which it is not since it is not pure enough. It will burn but not explode. Telling that to the AI and the AI admitted that I was correct. Just one of many examples. So your example about legal advice? Definitely not suitable for that. It doesn't have the ability to evaluate information, to draw conclusions based on those evaluations or use imagination to fill in the last few pieces of the puzzle when that is needed. At the moment it is just a fact gatherer, and not an intelligens to speak of. That day will come though, but so far I don't see signs of intelligens. In fact it's quite stupid. It doesn't help if you have a lot of information if you don't know how to use that information. There are still things I would say this AI would be useful even today. Like you mentioned, customer service. The way it writes back to you, it's easy to forget you are talking with a machine. So easy customer questions on "how to reboot my phone" and stuff, definitely useful.

[@RealSimsHouse]

😂 wish I knew you in real life. I LOVE history & wish I knew more & want to talk to someone about what I do know. I watch a lot of stuff about history & file it away with a grain of salt because things always change... but I categorize it away as potential information none the less.

[@joecee6862]

Good point. I got into a debate with it on the ethics of promoting two viral people who have been in the news lately and after a few lines and pointing out flaws in its logic, got it to change its mind, agreeing with me that it shouldn't be promoting one over the other. It happily wrote a paragraph promoting the "popular" person and refused to even entertain the controversial opinion. After pointing out the hipocracy of that, it relented and admitted it made a mistake in promoting the popular person. No matter how hard I tried to convince it after that, it said it was neutral and wouldn't comment on either one. I agree. It might be useful for advertising and customer support, but I'd draw the line at legal and ethics. It's still developing tech... Maybe in a year or two it might be ready for legal.

[@gormenfreeman499]

So far what we call AI is just something that responds to a prompt with an algorithm. Think of our brains, in order us to be self motivated our brain has to make a lot of sacrifices to be energy efficient. I think we’ll discover that in creating actually AI won’t be super useful because it will be like a human and make mistakes like a human to save energy. So whats the point of it.

[@toresaetre7793]

@@gormenfreeman499 They still do mistakes even today. When that is said. I once had a boss that I had to confess doing a screw up to. Like he said: "You make a bit more mistakes than the others, but you also do twice the work. I am happy with that". And the AI today, it's not perfect, but it is fast. For many types of jobs it would be useful because of it's speed

[@paperroutedetailing3628]

Love you to pbd

[@chessthoughts]

using chatgpt, i made a desktop app to learn spanish. lots of fun and very tidy

[@tekannon7803]

You have become a voice of future now, Pat. What we have to do is realize is that ChatGPT shows us more than at any time before in recent history that our consumer economic system, captitalism, that apparently started in 1694 when the Bank of England issued the first bonds is---and I am only giving my humble opinion---out of synch with the modern world. Granted; AI and ChaGBT is here, but we must now upgrade our economic model for the human community to be on the same page, otherwise, we are all going to see capitalism only be a tool for the super-rich.

[@thatlisagirl71]

So Pat is all for people losing their ability to earn a living because AI carry’s a one time cost, to make income for yourself…until AI takes your own ability to make money away. Beware what you wish for…

[@toresaetre7793]

Yes it is reasons to worry some, but there are also reasons to have a more optimistic view. Your worry is kind of the same worry we seen all along through history when it comes to big technological leaps forward. So far technological improvements have certainly stolen many jobs but so far those jobs have also been replaced. Either by new jobs or through the fact that people I'm general have been able to cut down on the hours they need to work making more people sharing the same jobs. No time in history have we been able to work less and at the same time experiencing prosperity in an unheard way. As AI will be more widely used we will most likely see a growth of new jobs, some not linked to the AI directly but still as a result of it. I am foremost talking about service jobs but also entertainment. And there are reasons to believe we will also see a reduction of the time we need to work. Maybe a 6 hour workday or a four day work week.

[@GearReviewDepot]

I use use it almost daily.

[@johnomer4520]

It’ll be really interesting to see what jobs will be replaced by ai and new jobs that will be created. What jobs do you think will be lost, and what jobs are ai proof?

[@Ravishrex1]

I think ai will do Data capture Writing code and similar jobs better than us

[@Skimmers-kx4ww]

Ok🎉

[@swardinc]

first i don't want anyone to lose there job BUT if you hear about this and it comes about in 10 years then you have 10 year plan most people who get caught and are like i never would of thought it would happen to me do not take the time to learn. I want to make sure that people understand that people are busy and that most don't have decent skills when it comes to study and action so yea it makes sense that people fall behind.

[@sunnymike4251]

Beast content 😁

[@marcokite]

what's ChatGPT?

[@italktocomputers1901]

A lot of you just don’t know how to use ChatGPT. As a software engineer it blows my mind on a daily basis.

[@yvonnehyatt8353]

Give this to your children along with the Generational Wealth video. Thanks 😊

[@benny9966]

I mean normal people verify before they share, at least thats what i and my circle does, of course with ai it will get nearly impossible to verify something on the go.

[@arnabmukherjee6999]

Absolutely love Pat's presentation. The pacing of it is impeccable and i try to imitate it. ❤

[@markhal001]

It is a useful tool. Be careful, it does give wrong answers and false information. I spent hours challenging Chat GPT and I did stump it quite a few times and found where it gave me just absolutely wrong information. I also challenged it with some higher level mathematics it couldn't solve. That all being said, it definitely can help if you are careful what and how you are asking it. Also it can search the internet for information in seconds it may take a human hours to do. Great information.

[@johnkings2030]

This is why work, jobs, and businesses based on real-life skills will always prevail and last the test of time.

[@But2Star]

Have anypne asked ChatCPT when will US currency be dethroned

[@boxcarbro3043]

I looked up chat gpt in the app store and there was a bunch of different ones. Couldnt figure out which one is "the one" everyone is talking about...

[@Beemn633]

Thank you! Picked up the Udemy course

[@jscottfischer]

But - at what cost?

[@rpaulpen]

ChatGPT is only is using data sets are current as 2021 so I'm not sure how one asks it to go review top 10 of anything right now because it keeps telling me it can't go look at live internet sites.

[@xsw882]

theres plenty of extensions such as the google results one and autogpt that gives it the ability to search the internet on its own. plus you can feed it any info you want

[@Kevin-qn7jf]

My problem with using any computer software is the program can have faulty logic, this can be programmed in by accident or on purpose, in some cases computer software can be corrupted. One of the biggest issues, is that what is output is limited by inputs. There is an age old saying "garbage in, garbage out" I understand AI "learns" but it doesn't really learn, it makes calculations based on a programmed algorithm. The algorithm can be corrupted by false or unbalanced inputs. Consider mainstream media and biased political stances sensoring information. Can an AI program truly decipher the difference between facts and misleading information? If it is relying on propaganda its basis for comparison is going to be biased. Just because someone is classified as a master in their discipline doesn't mean they can't be corrupt.

[@xsw882]

If the user is garbage, the input is garbage. do better, ChatGPT is VERY effective

[@Kevin-qn7jf]

@S W obviously you didn't read what I said. I said garbage in, garbage out. This is also a point I made. I have worked in a career for nearly 24 years that deals with both machinated inputs and outputs, human inputs and outputs, and electronic inputs and outputs analyzed by computers. Ai doesn't actually learn. It is restricted to parameters. Ai can not decipher sarcasm or purposeful misleading information.

[@Kevin-qn7jf]

@S W how is misleading information decided without physical evidence? For instance, the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine, how can ai detect which pieces of information are true if it cannot see all sides. It is limited by external inputs. Simple repetition of the same or similar inputs simply creates bias. It is limited. Are you saying gpt can modify its source coding and logic?

[@DeepThinkingGPU]

@@Kevin-qn7jf so lemme guess your a democrat

[@ohgin12345]

​@@Kevin-qn7jf problem is. Most customer service ppl cannot do that as well these days

[@ingarskrafts3813]

This thing will not just eliminate majority of jobs, it will also eliminate most of the businesses - think marketing and sales, legal, finance, logistics, programming, content creation, courses, books, BOOM, all of it will be gone anc the only winners will be big american tech companies and chineese manufacturing, that's it, everybody else will be redundant, no more startups, nothing

[@itzzmanic3378]

😊

[@frank90241]

We’ll looks like AI will not be able to replace the trades.. plumbers, electricians, hvac etc.

[@xsw882]

ChatGPT wont be able to replace trades in their current form, correct

[@pmtoamllc]

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[@kennymanesse]

Make or break your business? I think we are some time away from that. Can it help improve some things of your business, sure. Will it have massive effects - no, for now.❤

[@ohyhkim5639]

AI waitress in the restaurants overseas are like Always polite , kind do their job etc Vs A lot of waitresses in the restaurants in my town are like... look depressed, have attitude etc etc

[@dannyquiroz5777]

This was a remedial ai for business video 😂

[@giorgikevkhishvili2194]

VALUE

[@samaforjindam1926]

I'm a nobody soon to be somebody and i approve of this message 👍

[@toysorbust]

Pass bro. Nobody on the planet should want to use AI to outsource humanities livelihoods. ✌️

[@esskay8768]

Amen

[@rauloropeza7426]

Another title for this video: Jobs to avoid because of A.I.

[@xsw882]

be an entrepreneur instead

[@bolladeen]

We are at the point we have to reevaluate tech vs humanity. Imagine the future, you are the owner of a company worth millions. 15-20 years back you had thousands employees. Today, everything were operated by AI and robots, you only have and need 5 people to run the company. What happened to those people who lost their position to AI? Where will they get a job if every company decide to do the same? The answer is simple, they will be waiting in the basement parking to mug you, since you and a few are the only people around with money... Keeping the jobs available for people is very much important in any society.

[@usaintltrade]

THRIVE 2 👍🤓

[@keeskruithof1123]

Just ask ChatGPT what will be the most demanding jobs in your field of interest in the next 20 years taking into account the increasing presence of IA at work and go become an expert in 1 one those. EZ

[@johngutierrez8399]

Learn👏 to 👏 code 👏 🧑🏻‍💻

[@flush5005]

We've always had the "compute" in the last 10 years; but everyone was too lazy to use AI up until now. In summary, it crawls the web and gets you answers even if nobody created a blog or article about it already.

[@kelleymcbride4633]

I personally won't interact with a business that doesn't have a human being I can talk to.

[@xsw882]

you mean like Amazon

[@mamandapanda185]

We're finding that AI-generated content doesn't connect or create as memorable of content as what humans create, and the customer service bots infuriate people because they can't take care of people the way that humans can.

[@DeepThinkingGPU]

Ai is not about customer service ai bots, that's like only 2% of what Ai can do and is doing...

[@mamandapanda185]

@@DeepThinkingGPU The bot reference is also only taking up half of my sentence, though

[@user-eq2ce7iz4i]

As a consumer I can unequivocally say. Chat bots suck they are incapable of doing anything but pissing me off. If your business puts them in the front line as in I have to deal with them then screw you.

[@gabrielquintero7629]

♎☕

[@GoWrightReviews]

The ironic thing is that you’re encouraging businesses to be more efficient and cut costs with A.I. while also eliminating jobs which creates inefficiencies in the work force and creates less spending power to buy. It’s integration makes sense if you exclude the social aspect of things…

[@scottyandell3644]

Everyone excited about being replaced. Hilarious!

[@sabotagefate69]

Most of the jobs ai will replace are worthless non productive jobs like pbd. His job is completely superfluous along with his entire company. I like the guy but anything that produces will need a human behind it. Ai won't repair your vehicle, it won't grow your food, it won't produce anything. All it can do is make productive jobs easier by taking out some of the nonsense created by the government.