5 ideas for your own AI grift with ChatGPT

ChatGPT could start a new technological gold rush for artificial intelligence startups. Let's look at 5 business ideas for GPT-3 and analyze the tech stacks of real companies using deep learning today.
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[@Fireship]

Correction: GPT-4 will not have 100T parameters. The exact number is not known, but apparently this number is just an Internet rumor.

[@taufikansari3476]

👍🏻

[@David_Box]

Exited for the gbt-5 600 gorilion parameter model

[@caseykeller4353]

So you're saying... 1. use AI to create internet rumors 2. ??? 3. profit

[@nocultist7050]

It will have T1000 parameters. Confirmed by James Cameron.

[@LcNcKc]

It will have tree fiddy

[@OkamioftheRinnegan]

Coming up with my own AI startup sounds really hard. What we really need is an AI that can generate AI startups for us.

[@praveenm5723]

thanks for the idea bud

[@Mel-mu8ox]

XD ah, yes, it would be a scammers dream XD

[@vaisakhkm783]

Thanks for idea... :)

[@gogiy]

how about we make an ai that makes AIs that makes ai startups for us

[@crispyybaconx]

​@@gogiy what if someone wants to make an ai that makes ais that make more ais to make ai startups? We could sell that as a tool

[@kujojotarostandoceanman2641]

I love how the video went from, "you could use Ai to sort out your work process more efficiently" to artificial human sex doll clones

[@ammadkhalid1857]

He got straight to the point

[@agcodes]

@@ammadkhalid1857 😂

[@games4us132]

Thats all we need

[@datguy4104]

That's one of the many reasons Fireship is the goat

[@evanstayuka381]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wlockuz4467]

As a developer ChatGPT has just been a digital rubber duckie for me. I start explaining it my problem, and the more I explain it the more I understand the problem better myself and just write the solution for it.

[@avidrucker]

Couldn't have said it better myself. It's even better than a rubber ducky IMO because it actually talks back to you lol

[@turolretar]

That’s an interesting use

[@rkvkydqf]

What if we take a smaller model and fine-tune it on a dataset of such conversations. That would be a cool tiny tool. Maybe with a tiny enough model it would even run locally.

[@apacheaccountant9757]

Right, it doesn’t return correct answer but can give an idea

[@lookupverazhou8599]

People are going to get stupider, and stupider.

[@tonechild5929]

I played around with Chat GPT and after a few hours I felt like it would be faster to just write it myself. However Chat GPT is great for breaking past any type of "writers block" and if I get stuck on anything it's great to bounce ideas off of.

[@TESkyrimizer]

brilliant

[@georgew2014]

I played with Chat GPT as well. It gave me several variations of "It was a dark and stormy night."

[@Proto19x]

I use it most often for self affirmation :D It never says I am wrong or that my idea is bad (even if it is...)

[@backgroundnoiselistener3599]

Thats true, the amount of time it takes you can to understand your requirements you can come up with solutions on your own in that time

[@hypnocrabb]

Yeah this is true. I spent ages trying to get it to manipulate some data for me and it would keep getting it slightly wrong, so I decided I’ll just use it if I need a basic idea of something. I also find holes in its knowledge a lot. However, it is incredibly impressive and I’m sure the next iteration will be much better.

[@sanjarcode]

Excitement, fear-mongering (justified ig), greed, getting rich, innovation, existential threats - all in one video. Awesome video Jeff.

[@EasyGetFreezy]

Dude, how can you be so funny and teach new things at the same time? Great job!

[@rev0luci0n]

Plot twist, he's been an AI all along.

[@vannhantran547]

@@rev0luci0n he's a human bot.

[@akhilanishvarghese1594]

hes dan the music man

[@purnakumbhar3951]

"If you really want to make a lot of money, don't look around at cheap poor people around you like yourself" - Fireship

[@apacheaccountant9757]

It’s better to sell to poor. There are more of them and mostly don’t have a lawyer. That’s why Volkswagen owns Porsche, not the opposite

[@nuance9000]

Unicorn diarrhea

[@alainportant6412]

Doesn't even make any fuckin sense.

[@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805]

Welcome to my video, you broke motherfuckers"

[@MrDMIDOV]

@@apacheaccountant9757 that’s only true if you’re already a multibillion company.

[@StefanoBorini]

No matter what an AI will be able to do, it will never be able to understand user requirements, because users don't understand them either.

[@tablettablete186]

Maybe it doesn't need to understand, just predict them 😨

[@Balkan55]

Ai does not exist, stop calling machine learning ai. Ai is a made up science for snakeoil salesman

[@benfrese3573]

A.I will develop it's own way of figuring out what the client isn't able to put into words, and it will do that better than you and me.

[@Mel-mu8ox]

If you consider how ppl think about themselves, you could come to the opposite conclusion. AI would know better what we need. humans have an ability to see fault in others they cannot see in themselves. The ppl close to us throughout our lives often know us better than we know ourselves. having an AI get to know you. could potentially meet all our needs. IF we allowed it to... which we wouldn't... I often think the fear of AIs taking over the world isn't fear of an AI in control. But fear that the AI is being controlled by another human, who desires to manipulate others :/

[@Balkan55]

@@benfrese3573 go to school kid, and learn anything about computers, and myb then you will be qualified to have an opinion, until then rely on bullshit media propaganda.

[@TwoLeggedTriceratops]

Your videos get crazier and I love you for that in an age where big tech wants to suck up all the fun not for any moralistic reasons but purely because it affects their bottomline.

[@k.h.p.9862]

This video is genuinely humorous and incredibly informative at the same time. A rare feat.

[@lux-co3nl]

When talking about AI there is a big difference between "no one has to work anymore" and "no one has work anymore".

[@JSephH76]

The difference is that of a socialist vs capitalist society. No one has to work anymore: socialist. No one has work anymore: capitalist.

[@charlesm.2604]

@@JSephH76 That's not even a true statement. The difference is "current jobs will go extinct" and "every pre-existing job will be replaced by an other". The issue is that those new jobs are unknown yet so we can't prepare for mass transition (education, integration to business routines, required profiles, etc...). Even worse, we can't tell kids what cursus they should aim for. That's why AI will *never* take over the way it could, the adoption will be slow at first and even after the transition will happen organically. These tinfoil hat meth heads are also under-estimating costs. We all know here how expensive it is to deploy, maintain and scale infrastructures. The only reason why ChatGPT can offer free beta at a loss is because Microsoft is pouring in hardcore cash. Operating AI-powered applications and services is going to be *insanely* expensive, much more than hiring cheap labour in the 3rd world. This whole AI craze is even more stupid that the immigration craze. Immigrants actually were qualified at the time yet nobody came for your job pal.

[@JSephH76]

@@charlesm.2604 The very definition of AGI would beg to differ. Edit: also, I love the bizarre assumption I'm anti immigration and the complete lack of awareness that tech becomes cheaper over time. Edit edit: just in case you misunderstood my original comment, I'm a socialist.

[@charlesm.2604]

@@JSephH76 Also socialists don't want to stop working wtf ? They want to have more control over the fruit of their labour because ultimately they're the ones creating value.

[@JSephH76]

@@charlesm.2604Check my other comment my man. I think you misunderstood what I was saying. I AM a socialist. I was pointing out how it is the solution lol

[@jineethehandsome1608]

Fireship is always on point and in trend for tech industry

[@ammadkhalid1857]

This dude is goat

[@kiyu3229]

@hello wdym ? Explain what your saying pls

[@Volkskomissar]

Fanboys always share useless comments

[@tropicaldog430]

@hello I think it's probably the opposite. He obvious can see the bigger picture, so that he can produce content. But when it comes to details he may not know all the stuff underlying.

[@Piineapple.]

Except news about GPT-4 are wrong

[@davejoem]

The very definition of making tech fun and delivering that knowledge at the same time. Good one Fireship. More please

[@carrycat876]

My favourite ChatGPT video so far. Includes the possibilities, the madness and the absurdity. All in one. And extremely funny too. Keep up the awesome work mate, your videos are the best. 🙏

[@stonedizzleful]

This escalated so quickly and I love it. Thanks for the quality content!

[@flavio4923]

I appreciate the amount of info that comes in your videos. It's not easy to convey the seriousness of the implications in fun and lightweight videos like you do. Great work 😃

[@NeetCode]

I think it's fake news that GPT4 is trained on 100 Trillion parameters. I saw the same articles, but Sam Altman stated that its not true.

[@metalius9787]

100 T parameters is crazy. 600x the parameters of GPT-3 and the growth being not linear, makes it an impossible task for current GPU clusters. Also there is a problem of overfitting etc.

[@brotherhoodofsteel98]

ChatGPT is godsent. My job sometimes requires me to post on social media and brainstorming appropriate captions to use takes quite some time. I use it for that purpose. Saves me tons of time.

[@backgroundnoiselistener3599]

The shovel of the Tech industry gold rush is the hardware. I really wish I could get into systems programming and leave centering divs to the interns.

[@ItsMeChillTyme]

True but I would say while the software side of thing is the gruntworking interns, the hardware people are learned craftsmen. The learning curve is very high and takes years to get high quality institutional knowledge, like well over 15 years of experience. On the software side, you can grind for 6 months to a year straight and be good enough to handle a lot of work. There are ofc sotfware craftsmen tier people too but in hardware it is required more since work is less distributed.

[@backgroundnoiselistener3599]

@@ItsMeChillTyme if it was easy, everyone would do it.

[@Brahvim]

@@ItsMeChillTyme I wish to be one'a those. _Should go back to work now-_

[@djcardwell]

centering divs sounds like a terrible job haha.

[@whannabi]

@@ItsMeChillTyme AI powered computer design has entered the chat

[@SamuelGfeller]

Such video quality is rare on youtube. I learned and laughed a lot

[@Adomas_B]

"The late investors lost 90% but the early investors made a massive profit" Hmm, where have I seen that before?

[@kehan6252]

I'm under a rock most of the time, please enlighten me. What happened?

[@narcissisticnarcissus4956]

@@kehan6252 Thousands of stocks, crypto, housing (to an extent), pyramid schemes...

[@chiboreache]

@@kehan6252 Murica stopped printing free money and market goes down because they only do buybacks and nothing more

[@charlesm.2604]

@@kehan6252 Speculative markets. Meaning assets that don't have any value. Crypto is the most common. People buy crypto hoping to sell at an inflated price to the next idiot willing to buy in hope to sell to the next idiot, etc... Until there is no other idiot willing to buy. Now the last buyer is left with non valuable assets that he wasted his life savings on and has to hold the bag like the idiot he is. He's probably going to live in denial for most of his life thinking his crypto *does* have value but at one point he will come to the realization that it was a idiotic investment, because he is an idiot after all and doing idiotic things is what idiots do.

[@mitas3484]

@@kehan6252 all crypto and NFT

[@paulochen9767]

thanks so much for all this valuable information. this may be the most valuable video on yt right now!!!!!

[@carbon.neutral8716]

Fireship man, you are literally the last beacon of laughter in this weird black mirror never ending episode we are in. You are the bar man in the titanic cracking jokes with the doomers at the table and I love it

[@Ouchie]

Do remember that ChatGPT is in its testing/feedback stage and is currently free, but that does not means it will stay free in the future.

[@ProxyDoug]

I think it just turned into a paid service actually.

[@minnow1337]

There will be others to pick up the slack

[@tonechild5929]

Yeah I heard it costs them like $9 per question

[@smjonas8616]

@@tonechild5929 That's way too much, a few cents would be more realistic

[@smjonas8616]

@@ProxyDoug No it didn't, at least not yet

[@Trader78413]

The value I got out of this video was unbelievable! Amazing. More please! 🙏🏻

[@AndresTheDesigner]

That was a really good idea at the end 🤯 your content is amazing dude

[@Meowtivation.Official]

I am in love with the tool at the point where i just decided to start a tutorial channel about GPT! This tool is fantastic!

[@vhaangol4785]

And people are worried that AI will replace software engineers. Honestly, what we should be worried about are the things that people can do to abuse this tech (e.g. scam via voice cloning)

[@davimendespimentel6849]

What a sad lie

[@liquidrider]

Sad but true and its likely already happening. Let me create a Predict the Future AI. Just enter in your social security number. (And yes people are that gullible)

[@foqsi_]

@@liquidrider Thanks for the idea

[@victorjo7918]

Yes and and all the firing in the IT industry happening right now,Microsoft announcing that they will use ChatGPT are just coincidence.They just have to improve the AI here and there and a lot of jobs will be gone. As for the human abuse,the AI is already censoring or refusing to answer questions that are deemed "inappropriate" and if somebody is set to do harm then they will find a way without the help of ChatGPT like they did before.

[@notsojharedtroll23]

@@foqsi_ LOOOOL

[@noobnessmee]

Thanks I got overwhelmed. Back to Procrastinating

[@muthafckajones]

In a world where every other video on my stream is about ChatGPT... This one stands out. Great Vid.

[@christoffermyrdal]

The production value of these videos are legendary, well done!

[@gringo5282]

I've actually been using ChatGPT to summarize KZbin videos and make blog posts out of them for a while now. It does a crazy good job, although it does require some editing and perfecting since the AI doesn't always give you a good post. It also makes very repetitive content from what I've seen, which could be a negative if everyone starts making ChatGPT powered blogs.

[@RealJohnnyDingo]

since I turned my KZbin comments over to chatGPT my thumbs up are through the roof 👍

[@christianwoodbury2480]

@@RealJohnnyDingo I can’t decide if I want to like this comment now

[@jessh4016]

I've heard of using AI to summarize videos and create blog posts, but I've never tried it myself. It's interesting to hear that it works well but requires some editing. I can see how repetitive content could be a problem if many people start using the same AI tool for this purpose. Thanks for sharing your experience. Yeah, that's a bit crap.(it's a chat gpt reply). Although, it gives me a bit of insight as to how all those comment bots on youtube work. It's super repetitive for creative writing too, always uses an odd tone.

[@Cyrribrae]

@@jessh4016 You're not wrong. One thing you can try to do is force it to use a different "voice". It will still have some repetitive elements to it (it likes to stick to a certain organizational structure), but it'll definitely sound different if you force it to write like a pirate or a 1930's gangster lol

[@gringo5282]

@@Cyrribrae You can also ask it to rewrite the post in a more natural language or ask it to insert X humor. I often tell it which sentences to fix and how to fix it, but it still requires a decent bit of human intervention to perfect the results.

[@John-nr8vu]

Keep up being you. I love how u deliver latest tech news with some great humor. 😊 I learn and laugh at the time 😅

[@kimsteinhaug]

Forever and ever... Great video and really like the humor together with those great ideas you mention, go open! Open source powered AGI is where we age going... haha

[@k2theboss47]

You always have the best videos! 🔥 Thank you

[@bizzla2937]

I wish an ai alarm could talk me out of bed in the morning

[@littlestewart]

Unlike all others that claims that they can predict the future by saying “AI will die, it’s just a hype etc…”. You did a great job explaining how to sell shovels in a gold rush instead of trying to predict the future

[@avidrucker]

The future sometimes is simply a re-rendition of the past.

[@littlestewart]

@@avidrucker yeah, a few historical facts of the 20th and 21st century funny to look at now: - NY times wrote that it’ll take us 5 million years to have flying engines (airplanes), the brothers Wright did it one year later - One of the brothers said that we’ll never be able to have a plane through the Atlantic, it’s too far away, even with the best technological investment. We did it a few years later. - The computer was first labelled as a playing toy of the government, too big to help anyone, they said it’ll fail, then it was something for nerds, too specific to sell, so it’ll fail. And now here we’re - The housing market is too strong, it can never fail, we saw 2008

[@manny7662]

@@littlestewartexpect the unexpected

[@TheOnlyGhxst]

@@littlestewart The problem is that humans lack imagination. Humans always put artificial limitations on everything, and so they never see the actual potential of it. Any human that uses the word "never", is automatically showing a limited mind.

[@jacorachan]

Awesome ending of the video! I need to love your sense of humor!

[@nikitacometa]

So funny and so concentrated! Lots of insights, amazing video, thank you bro❤

[@pollydolly6200]

great review for black mirror, thank you.

[@CatPerson136]

Thanks for the idea fire. Time to make a company where replication persona inputs it in a robotic body.

[@Dr.Cosmar]

Your robotic doll is perfect. I have some CG experienced, and a bit here and there, that is a great idea. Gonna try.

[@lubibubi6380]

This was one of the informatively video about a upcoming goldrush I ever saw.

[@paulborneo7535]

You've created a highly entertaining information unit here. Thanks!

[@eltyo340]

I loved the way the bits of this video flowed into my cerebral lobe

[@EyuCoder]

🤣🤣 Jeff's humor is unmatched. I'm thinking he might already be half AI

[@Brisius]

bro, this video was really full of quality, thanks

[@Batracotoxina]

I have to log in to drop you a like! Thanks for all the fun!!!

[@minnow1337]

My first startup will be virtual girlfriends

[@holthuizenoemoet591]

A man of culture, in need of a business partner?

[@JSephH76]

@@holthuizenoemoet591Well, he clearly needs a partner, so he's making them :p

[@jonathanthomas2449]

Need a team?

[@deaddragon997]

Don't forget about catgirls please, everybody knows they are superior.

[@yashkhd1100]

Fireship doesn't waste anytime...always on the point and values developer time...:). It will be worth having a video explaining ur time management between making courses, learning about new happenings and figuring out creating top notch videos for Fireship.

[@TheRighteousDawn]

I'm a dev that's gotten into his content in the last six months, I was thinking of signing up for one of his courses. Is it worth it?

[@yashkhd1100]

@@TheRighteousDawn I didn't take any of his course as I'm senior dev and comfortable with all topics he covers in his courses. However, based on quality of his youtube videos it's safe to assume his courses also should be high quality.

[@christiansilva14]

awesome video mi amigo thanks for making my day!!!

[@errollgnargnar9534]

That was amazing man!

[@PeterFoxtrott]

Great, we went from startup ideas to an existential crisis 🤘🤘

[@SprintKeyz]

This video just singlehandedly restarted the fear of ChatGPT I had when it first came out

[@jrq3rq]

this video was both hilarious and informative! thanks

[@nilwccm123]

Lmfaooo the ending hahahah well done, good vid to get the day started

[@christerpherhunter930]

You're hypothetical, but not so hypothetical, game changing ideas at the end are absolutely hilariously seriously far-fetched but no surprise if it gets created!

[@pin65371]

I think there is an app that will let you get around the apps that detect if you used ai to create whatever you "write".

[@kasetophono]

This is one of the funnest videos you've made mate 🤣

[@HeatCrawler]

Thank you for the rant 🙂

[@namanjain5763]

As a developer working very closely with azure. The bot framework and their natural language support on azure i have built a bot app for a big client finance department to handle their most finance query and many others in a clean and interactive way. Looking how it work making boring slides to show that your revenue is falling and it's other parameters with comparison is now just few lines away that any lay man can use by firing some relevant query. Looking how easy it was there to build and how complex we can make with bigger team and time it's very easy to say the time for most tech support is over a lot sooner atleast it will reduce by 60%. But as a dev who know how these model works it's very easy to fool most people but for person who know how these thing work saying most dev jobs will be done is laughable as they can be as good as the solutions they have and most tech problems are more or less new

[@Defirence]

Mans wrote an entire essay in a KZbin comment

[@YuriG03042]

@@Defirence while being unable to spell "their" and with some bonkers prediction of percentage of job cuts

[@zesky6654]

We know this wasn't written by an ai.

Few weeks ago, died my friend - left doughtier and wife, 11 years child - first idea was, AI / ML / Model from all data, what we can get, photos, films, voices, hand writing etc. I know it's not that, but to talk to a parent - even virtually, a cool thing. It's is now possible.

[@jednoir]

That's a Black Mirror episode ._.

[@michaelcombs5287]

That last thing was a literal black mirror episode. Super exciting!

[@runonce]

Great vid! Loved it.

[@RodrigoMallmann1]

one thing that I really wonder is what languages would be prioritized. feel like it would take at least a couple of years until we have all of these in brazilian portuguese

[@megamind452]

This time Jeff really went too far in feeding us with the latest and greatest tech info. This video is so great that i can watch it on repeat

[@luislizano7025]

Are you a sex doll with an AI uploaded soul in early development?

[@mfeldman143]

so funny

[@CDizzzle4Rizzle]

That was really hilarious. And informational!

[@Aberrant_Weeb]

man your humor is so good Replicate is one of the best platforms I have used

[@Piineapple.]

People don't realize that GPT-3 has always been there (since 2020). And now that we present it in a user-friendly dialog-oriented interface, it gets a lot of attention.

[@TutorialTechie]

Yep

[@dashsights4258]

RLHF

[@DanielRodrigues-bx6lr]

I've been following it since its GPT-2 days, and it's insane how quickly everything has progressed. Kurzweil's prediction of AGI by 2029 doesn't sound far-fetched anymore.

[@Herkan97]

Of course, most of us fancy GUI and ease of access but luck is still in there somewhere. Maybe you have everything already, but it takes a year of not doing anything different to get noticed. I don't know if that's the case here, I'm not going to look into it.

[@Rctdcttecededtef]

You mean now that it is almost a commercially viable product. It's not really surprising but I get it

[@micah6635]

Little did we know Ai made this whole video. It literally described how to do it in the video. Where to clone your voice, where to generate images, where to get ai generated text.

[@thedebapriyakar]

phenomenal video like always

[@signalzero77]

That outro was perfect!

[@heatengine6058]

Man, ive working as a web developer since last three years, and it’s already frustrating work here and this type of things like AI and all makes me sad that I don’t have time or skills to do this, and I feel like I am staying behind of everyone else

[@MeanGeneHacks]

Love the video! I just did a comparison of OpenAI's GPT/ChatGPT to Meta AI's OPT and BigScience BLOOM. Two open source models that are comparable in size to ChatGPT. I think many people do not realize these open source models even exist.

[@Brahvim]

I didn't either! Makes me feel safe and comfy ^-^ _Time to make a chatbot frie-_

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

Good video, but use Dark Theme

[@vincent_hall]

Very cool, helpful video. Ta. Also, I'm pretty sure I saw a video, last week, that said you could easilly clone your voice.

[@chasecodex3841]

Dude, the ending was accelerating so fast that my mind was blown away.

[@bepd]

All this machine generated content just makes me think of the promise of "endless worlds" via procedural generation in the original No Man's Sky, and how people ended up hating it.

[@glint6070]

No Man's Sky on launch was too empty/bland/unattractive; basically it was just copy-pasting with a true random number generator for good measure Unlike this stuff, their proceduralism algorithm didn't "know" what looked visually pleasing; Midjourney does, it 100% "understands" what aesthetics are, & how to make something look good That's really the difference with all these new products; these AI truly know how to make something sound realistic, look visually pleasing, make logical sense, unlike early versions such as chat bots that relied on rng to guess the right answer 1 time out of 100

[@_Nonines]

Moreover, NMS is actually pretty great now.

[@TheRighteousDawn]

ML/AI != Procedural Algorithms

[@jessh4016]

@@TheRighteousDawn If you abstract it enough, they're kinda similar actually. They both generate something that's viable within a certain ruleset. They operate completely differently, but chatGPT basically just generates something that's viable given language rules and an input prompt, while a terrain algo generates terrain that's valid within whatever parameters you set. Just spitballing

[@Piineapple.]

You don't seem to realize how hard it is to train your own model when you don't have the data and the money to run 1024 GPUs (of 10k$ each) for 1 month.

[@110gotrek]

Video idea's for you: - Top 30 huggingface models - Simple quickie example of using Google's MLops service. (I'm thinking of concrete-crack detection in images)

[@awesomeGuss]

brooo your videos are so edutaining

[@Liuk3]

The video went from educational/interesting to the fall of the human race history really fast

[@maxemore]

You know what's funny, and also sad, I started uni a couple years ago with the goal to work in the tech industry one day, and since then my perception has shifted so much that I am now desperately trying to find ways to get out of the tech industry

[@martinmichel296]

Don't worry, tech jobs aren't going anywhere. Once you've gained a few years of experience, you'll quickly realize that many new technologies always look shiny on the outside, but behind the facade, they can't solve the real problems. New technology always offers new opportunities and possibilities, but that doesn't mean that the old will go away just as quickly. Modernization in the tech world takes an extremely long time. COBOL code that could have been your grandfather's is still maintained today and I guarantee you could do it as a full time job until you retire. From the outside it often looks like a single technology is going to blow everything out of the water, but the reality is usually very sobering. ChatGPT is impressive, no question, but once you've chatted with it for a few hours, you'll quickly realize that all of its responses lack depth and are extremely repetitive. Don't get me wrong, the technology behind it has a lot of potential and will unmistakably shape the tech landscape. But that doesn't mean that tech jobs will disappear, on the contrary, there will be many more tech jobs.

[@jessh4016]

"Tech might be one of the last holdouts against automation, since it's necessary for people to be present to automate tasks at least. So it might actually be our best option." - I said, comforting myself. Seriously though, everything's always overhyped. AI is the same way. I've been using cGPT for a bit, and after a while you start to realize something. It's a language model, yeah? So it takes your language input and mashes up relative bits of its language data until it gets something that looks kind of right. Just ask it to write a few stories for you, and you'll realize how lacking it is. It's still super useful, and deserving of a bit of hype, but mostly as a lookup and brainstorming engine, or as a customer service API or something. Not quite the end of the world yet.

[@cat-sanglasses413]

time will tell but it seems that the goal or vision for this AI industry is to make it human as possible while possessing the unregulated information and knowledge of billions of people yes we can defeat it some areas like in chess but only 1% can do or willing to go through that.

[@skateholicx]

I love how you integrated hilarious memes into this. 🤣

[@maslaxali8826]

keep em coming!!!

[@mohammedbrahmi5707]

I miss when life used to be simple man

[@ra2enjoyer708]

Yeah you just get tape worms and die. Those were the times indeed.

[@WolfPhoenix0]

When does Jeff find time to research all of these AI businesses? I've never even heard of most of these. 😂 Also, I kinda want to see ChatGPT write a movie script just to see if it's any good.

[@avidrucker]

How would you evaluate the quality of the movie script?

[@NickDavis19878]

@@avidrucker ask gpt if what it wrote is good or not

[@jessh4016]

It decided to rip off Indiana Jones: Title: The Lost City FADE IN: EXT. JUNGLE - DAY We see a team of explorers, led by LUCAS (30s), a rugged and determined archaeologist, hacking their way through the dense jungle. They are carrying heavy equipment and looking for something specific. LUCAS (to team) We're getting close. Keep your eyes peeled for any signs of ancient ruins. Suddenly, one of the team members, KAREN (20s), spots something in the distance. KAREN (excitedly) Over there! I think I see something! Lucas and the team rush over to where Karen is pointing. They push through the foliage to reveal a hidden entrance to an ancient city. LUCAS (in awe) This is it. The lost city of Zaraq. The team sets up camp and begins to explore the city, marveling at the well-preserved ruins. But as they delve deeper into the city, they begin to uncover a dark secret. LUCAS (to team) I think we should be careful. There's something not right about this place. As they continue to explore, they are ambushed by a group of ruthless treasure hunters, led by the ruthless RICHARD (40s), who will stop at nothing to claim the city's treasures as their own. Lucas and his team must fight to protect the city and its secrets while also trying to escape with their lives. LUCAS (to team) We can't let them take this place. It belongs to history, not to them. In a thrilling climax, Lucas and his team defeat the treasure hunters and escape the city, but not before uncovering a hidden chamber containing a treasure beyond their wildest dreams. LUCAS (to team) We did it. We protected the lost city of Zaraq and uncovered its greatest treasure. FADE OUT Note: This is just a brief summary, the script would need to be much longer and include more details such as character backgrounds, dialogue, and scene descriptions to be a complete script suitable for filming.

[@NickDavis19878]

@@jessh4016 now ask it what it thinks of the script

[@Cyrribrae]

@@NickDavis19878 It's programmed not to share opinions lol (it, of course, does not actually have opinions anyway). I think the better version of this is asking it to pitch you different summaries/overviews based on a specific prompt. It's still not the best.. but... I've gotten some great stuff sometimes.

[@gauravjoshi747]

chat gpt is so great, i try to make a reverse proxy server with apache and don't find any good tutorials on the web so i asked chatGPT and it gives me a step by step approach and it works.

[@petedookway5989]

Fireship you’re a genius an you’re hilarious at the same time😂

[@flummox3d]

Can you build a smarter AI using AI? I think that would be the point of singularity.

[@holthuizenoemoet591]

won't take to long, but there is still the problem of training that AI which takes hardware, data and time

[@enricoshippole2409]

Anthropic proved that Reinforcement Learning from AI Feedback works extremely well.

[@metalius9787]

I agree.For example, training a model with four times the parameters of GPT-3.5 would not be a linear increase in computing power needs. Also if model is able to retrain itself, fine tune, add data, loop, then all of humanity can be out of job. Maybe we will leave money focused life, or maybe we will be slaves of big tech corporations and government

[@JSephH76]

@@metalius9787 You say that as though it's not already our current reality lol. We just don't recognize it without the cyberpunk aesthetic

[@metalius9787]

@@JSephH76 We already are, yeah its just that it would make it 5x imo

[@REEEthan]

If you can't beat em, put em out of business: I recently found out Apple just made an open source SDK for Stable Diffusion and so I made an image generator app for iOS (called IntelliArt) that lets you generate unlimited ai art on your iPhone for free.

[@fearless4him595]

Nice, what’s the iOS SD model that it uses? I run SD on my pc and like the Protogen models.

[@MetricZero]

That last idea you had is what I think about doing every day. All I want is an AI that is a replica of me and can handle my entire online self, who can eventually access physical robots.

[@MihaiMangu8]

Good content, as always.

[@peppi69]

I mean i recommend building something as a sideproject but not as a sidehustle. It may be free know but you know they will be charging API access soon. So i wouldn't recommend building anything that somebody has to relay on.

[@Djellowman]

Take an English course.

[@peppi69]

@@Djellowman Thank you for insulting me that English is not my first language. Maybe you should do something usefull with your time instead.

[@Djellowman]

@@peppi69 useful*. How i spend my time isn't up to you. English also isn't my first language and the biggest ESL cope there is.

[@ra2enjoyer708]

@@Djellowman The minimal acceptable english is ebonics, so it's you coping there about the "proper english".

[@Djellowman]

@@ra2enjoyer708 It's not acceptable though. Even if it was, you fail to make a point, as Peppi here isn't speaking ebonics.

[@tsunamigabs]

we are getting closer to ai girlfriends this comment will age well trust me

[@MitchellPorter2025]

Witty yet actually informative

[@guinetik]

I love how you went full Black Mirror at the end there lmao

[@Bizarro69]

I went from WISHING I could write essays/articles for over a decade to ACTUALLY writing five essay articles thanks to chatgpt 😅 It's like the greatest procrastination buster!

[@evanbarnes9984]

Ah yes, let's build tools to take over the jobs of poor people as fast as possible without providing any kind of social safety net or wealth redistribution. Gotta keep the wealth filtering upward!

[@Djellowman]

Relatively low iq take

[@JSephH76]

Right? If only there were a solution, and if only that solution had been around for a few hundred years already. And if only someone had written a book on it. Oh well, guess we can't be so lucky. It will happen one day though! Marx my words!

[@JSephH76]

@Happy Hippie Hose I have, what's your point? I hope you aren't trying to make the argument that because past experiments have failed for a number of varied reasons that implies it can never work. I hope that isn't your point, because that would be an idiotic point.

[@JSephH76]

@Happy Hippie Hose You heard it here first folks! If at first you don't succeed, give up immediately because it's obviously impossible! How did that famous Edison quote go? Oh yeah! "I invented the lightbulb in about 5 minutes on the first go with absolutely no complications whatsoever! Fuckin nailed it!" Wait a second! That's not it! It was "I have not failed 10,000 times-I've successfully found 10,000 ways that will not work.” Also, the Nazis were about as socialist as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is democratic lol. If you're so easily fooled by a name without checking to see if the shoe fits... Honestly you're a lost cause at that point lol. In all seriousness though, as fun as all this mutual mud slinging is, I am more than willing to set the childish nonsense aside and have a good faith discussion with you. If you actually want my answers I am happy to give them. If you're so confident in your side then use it as an opportunity to lead a lost leftist to the light. You are free to disagree with me, you're free to hate my ideology. I simply ask you to actually understand that which you so eagerly label "evil." If you aren't willing to do even that much, I don't see how that is a win for anyone, nor do I see how someone can claim to be in the right (pun intended) when they don't even make an effort to hear out the opposition in good faith. So, on the assumption you're willing to have a genuine and respectful discussion, I will simply open by asking what you currently understand the definition of socialism to be. Throw in your definition of communism as well if you're interested. And, if you aren't willing to even do me that courtesy, I will simply move along with my day. As entertaining as the name calling can be, it is hardly the best use of either of our time. I expect you have more important things to do than go back and forth with a stranger while we elevate each other's blood pressure. I certainly do. So, with that I either bid you adieux, or welcome you to the new conversation. Either way, the only exchange I am interested in pursuing any further is a productive one. I look forward to either moving on or having an interesting conversation. Up to you which it ends up being.

[@ra2enjoyer708]

Implying dead end jobs provide any social safety net LOL.

[@thenextweek2416]

This video was hilarious. Thanks for making me laugh! Oh, and the information was also very useful.

[@donmarco23]

Awesome Video Man. ⭐️⭐️💯⭐️⭐️