AGI Revolution: How Businesses, Governments, and Individuals can Prepare

[@KCM25NJL]

As an unemployed (since Covid) ex-infra guy transitioned to software dev just prior to Covid, I'm finding myself already fatigued trying to sus out my path on this up slope. Suffice it to say, I am going through my own existential crisis...... your videos are like a soft cushion to lie down on for a few minutes. So thank ya

[@DaveShap]

Sucks man, sorry to hear that.

[@KCM25NJL]

@@DaveShap Appreciate that, though I'm not worried. We gotta figure all this out come what may.... it's just nice to have someone to listen to that is able to be somewhat of a compass in it all.

[@bentobin9606]

how about you help out Dave with his ACE project. Good way to build your portfolio, Or who knows you may even make ur own AGI based company once the model is completed. Not for certain. But still a good bet.

[@rv8804]

I already went through the crises right when gpt4 came out. I realized that these things just make us much more productive. But not just for companies even for you as well as a person who might want to start your own business. If you can't find work make your own. These tools will allow U to compete with bigger companies as well. So many of them will be slow to adapt. That's your opportunity 😊

[@KCM25NJL]

​@@bentobin9606Yeah I have been considering options for implementing an ACE based project, but haven't quite stumbled on a killer idea that I ultimately will love pursuing. For me I have to love it to give it my all. I do have one potential area, but I'm kinda waiting for an API price drop to happen before I commit to any long term dev.

[@SpinX522]

The Canadian senate is actually supposed to be reviewing a bill to set up a framework for UBI in Canada today.

[@fontenbleau]

it will be everywhere only digital and with expire date against inflation, so don't be like Cinderella on pumpkin at noon, anyway this basically a food money, they don't provide any social mobility, esp you can't collect them to be rich

[@Gmcmil720science]

That's good, maby they can set a example to us here in the US as so many people i know are living pay check to pay check. Even me & are being priced out the place were renting. I think it's high time company's give back since they have refused to raise wages since the 1970s, just letting the stagnant while we workers having given them more than enough productivity pay us decent and still make good profit.

[@Djdbdodvedhdbdkso]

@@ryzikx they are not.

[@SpinX522]

@@Djdbdodvedhdbdkso Don't bother responding to comments like that. You're just giving them the attention they're begging for. Just report the comment as misinformation and move on.

[@chrisbarry9345]

Lol... America will put an end to that with backroom pressure

[@TheJanny]

This was one of the best hopeful videos you've made. Thank you for your dedicated research and work as usual.

[@DrivenSpice]

This was incredible. You touched on so many things I’ve been concerned about. And in my circle, I feel like I’m the only one even thinking about it. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@JWPGuitarPickups]

I am totally off-grid, water, electric, etc. Still fully and wirelessly connected. This stuff is more exciting every day, thanx to people like YOU David !

[@MichaelLaFrance1]

That's a great condensation of American life: "You're on your own, Scrub, get good." I laughed.

[@jazzninja77]

Thank you for this video. I greatly appreciate your thoughts and the time you take to prepare these presentations.

[@satioOeinas]

Spot on about status game. It’s obvious that human will pivot from careers to status games (sports, cognitive sports, other creative things endeavours) as their full time thing (and of course family, as always). That said, if we enter the AGI age without aggressively focusing on creating abundance (meaning, almost any good / service price goes towards 0), we will face an insane human catastrophe.

[@scrapbookstudios9871]

I was doom-scrolling reddit the other day and saw that the Canadian government (aka my government) is actually starting plans to experiment with UBI and I got really excited. However, as soon as I went to the comments, there was literally not a single mention of AI that I could find, and most people were screaming about "where is this money going to come from? not from my taxes! free money will just lead to faster inflation!" And I'm just sitting here like does nobody even have the slightest sense that even just maybe this will be necessary sooner or later in order to just help distribute resources created by AI and automation once job loss is at an all time high? No? Well, glad the people in charge are at least leaning in the right direction despite this reaction.

[@faberofwillandmight]

That's because the idea is complete idiocy. Where is the money going to come from? Canada is already on its knees. Firstly, UBI has not been properly explored; rushing to implement it and consolidating power to the government with no thought is absolutely insane. The worst possible outcome in every scenario is authoritarianism, and everyone seems hellbent on bringing it about.

[@spectralvalkyrie]

Hello fellow Canadian! No doubt they will need AI, I see the negative nancies yelling about taxation all the time too 😂

[@liberteus]

In order to distribute money, that money needs to be created and spent in a way that's taxable. What's the guarantee companies will not operate out of tax haven outside Canada, repatriate profits out, and leave Canada dry?

[@urphakeandgey6308]

I'm actually amazed the reddit crowd, of all people, are the ones screaming and critical over UBI.

[@bentobin9606]

@@urphakeandgey6308 reddit is an Anti-AI cesspool. Doomerism has increased. Pessimism is society's favorite flavor

[@chaserivera1623]

It's refreshing and always baffling to see that the smaller channels are putting the most effort and creativity into their craft. well done. I'll be a lifelong subscriber for that

[@jeffkilgore6320]

92 years ago, Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World addresses this head on in which the five castes spend their time participating in leisure activities. Looks as if this will be the case if not today, sooner than later.

[@xKlondikex]

As an individual who is attempting to pivot to AI during the AI talent crunch, I've created an AI SaaS with GPT as my co-developer. This would have taken a full tech team 1 year, or a rock star in 6 months. I did it in 3 months. I get a lot of calls from contracting companies, but zero interviews thus far.

[@games4us132]

How did you calculated estimates?

[@alchemication]

Congrats. Keep it going. I know how it feels from my own history. Get an entry level job if possible and grow from there. Good luck!

[@danielwatson7713]

Keep it going! The ceiling is still wide open!

[@firerabbit2659]

@@jaysonp9426 he's right. We might understand what he's selling, but the clients are clueless. You'd need a sales guy to pitch the benefits.

[@marcrettew8284]

I work as an EEG tech in a hospital. I recently came across someone who said they participated in an EEG study involving AI training. EEG interpretation is definitely an area where AI could make a huge impact. The medical field in general will change, immensely.

[@Wanderer2035]

Do you think there will still be human doctors? Or maybe yes but a whole lot less?

[@Wanderer2035]

that rhymes ~ lol

[@jonathanlucas3604]

@@Wanderer2035 I think the second, human doctors and researchers will still be needed until AI can take over idea synthesis and studies

[@clallen2000]

The medical field is on the cusp of major changes thanks to artificial intelligence. AI radiology systems have already proven more accurate than human radiologists at detecting cancer in images. While it's impossible for a single doctor to stay current with the 20,000-30,000 new cancer research papers published monthly, AIs can rapidly consume this information and share insights between systems. Becoming a doctor takes humans over 30 years of education and training. In contrast, a new AI doctor could attain the same level of expertise in 30 minutes by absorbing the collective knowledge of existing medical AIs. The superior pattern recognition and knowledge-sharing abilities of AI promise to revolutionize medicine.

[@minimal3734]

@@Wanderer2035 The human doctors will still be around to assist the AIs.

[@RyneLanders]

Seeing this coming feels like being one of those people on the rooftop of the building under the mothership in Independence Day. We're looking up at this advanced technology with wonder and hope, and we're entranced by the beauty and mystery in its promise, but very quickly for most of us it probably won't end well.

[@allisonleighandrews8495]

I have been comparing it to the titanic. Most people can’t or won’t accept that it is real. Others will say “okay” and decide to just die gracefully. The people who are consuming content like this are all scrambling at the back of the boat and honestly, I feel like we know it’s going to sink, and that no one is coming, and we have to start seriously talking about like, okay we really need to reexamine flying. Or growing fins. SOMETHING. I don’t know what it is, but the way we will get through/out of this is only going to be if people who are really paying attention to reality get together and start thinking way way outside the box.

[@josiahbujanda]

"I see it playing out really well" - David Shapiro I greatly appreciate your insight and your optimism.

[@hyper_channel]

Good one David, for those of us involved this whole thing is almost too much, even when trying to cool down the hype, the telltales of a massive incoming change are already there in the open. Excitement, fear, anxiety, hope all in one.

[@guymorris6635]

Well done. I am a trained economist with decades in the tech industry. I retired to write thrillers about the dangers of AI and you have done an exceptional job at outlining the major issues relative to economic and social dangers. I am now a subscriber.

[@vincentleeadams]

The producer of this video needs to review a study “rat utopia“ that will give insight into the future of humanity when all needs are met.

[@danrazART]

Agent Smith?

[@brettgarnier107]

I agree with you. I've been a dev for 25 years and recently left a FT role to consult part time and focus most of my hours on learning msft semantic kernel, copilot development, llms, vector dbs and building my own .net core 8/blazor application integrated with multiple ais. If it takes off great, if not its going to be an awesome POC to use as a demo when I go back to the workforce and companies know what tech they care about to implement their ai goals. I think many of us acknowledge that our career field will change drastically, and now is an opportunity to do well if you can get the skills early.

[@BradleyKieser]

Absolute banger of a video. Spot on.

[@mlimrx]

Thank you David so much for your work!!! I cannot tell you how much entertainment, education and honestly Joy I get from your channel:)

[@RodMitchell-x5v]

Thanks for all your help.....We need this badly

[@PimpPlazaProductions]

You've been killing it on the videos, Looking forward to seeing you at 1M subs

[@TarninTheGreat]

Thank you so so so so so much for making this video! This is what people need to be focusing on. How do we want to live now that everything is different? We can just solve for the Good Life individually and collectively. Be well brother. See you on the other side.

[@noire_in_ai]

Great video..great insight. Gave me a lot to think about. Thanks for sharing!

[@TheDingsBoms]

Glad I stumbled upon you channel Mr Shapiro, seriously insightful content

[@ninadsharma1328]

Thank you David, for this balanced video. It was practical and neither a rose-tinted view nor doom and gloom.

[@gabbisss]

Well, you can't expect government to make radical changes for something that might not happen. It's not a cognitive bias.

[@DanTaylor13]

EXCELLENT video. Nice to hear more practical realism around the issue of our times.

[@richardoliver9073]

Awesome! Awesome Video! Thank You!

[@wordwanderer1]

Automatize as much as you can before your employers notice. They are to busy to care. Use the money to learn more and prepare.

[@maximetouze9669]

Really good one

[@jekkleegrace]

A world without HR is a pure utopia 😊

[@DaveShap]

LOL

[@macfilms9904]

@rysikx - an AI HR would have injested ALL of the laws about non-discrimination etc and would enforce. In fact, it may do a better job than existing HR dpts

[@IdleTheoryShow]

This was an incredibly insightful and inspiring video. I’m going to make some serious changes in my life. Thank you.

[@saintmik6576]

OMG finally someone who thinks through things deeply. An amazing video about the potential that AI has to create a bright future we share with one another.

[@allisonleighandrews8495]

Thank you for this!

[@ChipWhitehouse]

I just want to add that I COMPLETELY agree with your positive outlook on our future. The personal section of this video was so well thought out and presented. Thank you for that. We need more reassurance for people 👏👏👏 TRUST THE PROCESS 🙌 We got this!

[@thirtyworld]

Always appreciate your analyses.

[@dianedean4170]

🎉❤😊 Thank you very much, David, for all your podcasts. I really appreciate your zoom out and zoom in approach on the impacts of AI on societies. Erich Fromm authored many writings over 60 years ago regarding the adaptation of technological tools on the populations in various political circles. I really appreciate the details you provide in your observations and explanations of what the results are when people are willing to learn rather than when they are not willing to learn.😊🎉❤

[@BrandonMcCurry1990]

Great video, thanks for producing it

[@imthinkingthoughts]

I’m currently conducting my psych honours on perceptions of LLM impact in healthcare stakeholders. Super exciting/changing times

[@thomasschon]

Thank you for a great episode.

[@qAidleX]

Rewatching this a month later. I have been passionately following ai for years, dabbling in open source models, meditating on comprehending the complex relations between compute, knowledge, and awareness. It is shocking to me that this does not have headline visibility. I would love to join your discord and meet some people who have this same passion and vision!

[@evan_pardon]

This was interesting, and eye-opening. everything was very well said, thanks!

[@YuriSoul2222]

Important discussion here for sure.

[@GenIsysGames]

The Cynic: 1. The government will wait until it is a disaster or emergency to throw together a huge omnibus bill and get more money for their cronies and themselves. 2. The government will never allow A.I. in government. They need to launder all the tax money after all. 3. Can you imagine the corruption in the federal government if they try to institute UBI?

[@coler1349]

Society is just going to be restructured into social classes again through communities. We already have that now. People live among those they wish to identify and interact with. The police will maintain these distinct communities, but there won't be any formal delineation.

[@jidun9478]

When you were talking about most people they dont want to know their eyes glaze over and it's almost like they are experiencing some kind of existential internal crisis trauma.😢

[@sharpo]

Very thorough breakdown of how it is going to go down.

[@Earth2Ross]

We need you consulting our government officials!

[@DaveShap]

There are quite a few government people who watch

[@Earth2Ross]

thats not enough!@@DaveShap

[@thethree60five]

Xed it right away friend! With an AI breakdown timeline as well, of course. The power of compound. Keep up the positive willing the Fourth Industrial revolution into existence !

[@dustinbreithaupt9331]

Thank you for the book recommendation of The Status Game. Great so far.

[@Art_official_in_tellin_gists]

I'm so excited to share the future with you guys...

[@nozellot]

Hey David, I would recommend you to also read "The Denial of Death" and more specifically "Escape from Evil" from Ernest Becker. His anthropological theory is also incredible.

[@matten_zero]

Just got out of the SingleStore conference on Real Time AI. We're already almost there. The demos were impressive

[@jidun9478]

Thank you again sir.

[@urphakeandgey6308]

Weird prediction I have: In Post Labor Economics, it's possible what we think of as "jobs" and "hobbies" will become blurred. UBI is probably an inevitability, but there will more than likely be ways for people to earn more. Doing this will probably be optional, so even if it's something "boring" like jury duty, people might actually look forward to it. Plus, you'll make extra cash to splurge on whatever. Truthfully, these kinds of opportunities might end up being kind of rare anyway because AI could probably do most community service type activities. Of course, this means governments would probably determine what these bonus pay activities would be... And that concerns me a bit. A corrupt government could abuse that to incentivize questionable activities.

[@edwardrhodes4403]

Thanks for this, almost feels like you made this for me after my comment on your last video haha!

[@shodowhawk]

K-12 is more of an investment. It's training you for your life of 8 hour day grunt work so you can produce and provide goods for the country and be a contributing taxpayer. By mandating and funneling you through the system during your most impressionable and developing years, they get way more out of you than they give. So I wouldn't consider that a true "service"

[@Lugmillord]

I can't deny that there is a lot of truth in what you said. And even decades ago it was horribly outdated.

[@AndyRoidEU]

We need you, Picard. Great vid.

[@jeanchindeko5477]

9:07 “…human prefer jobs…” not sure if that true! Human have accepted the status quo regarding jobs (activity which generates income) as an evil necessity almost fatality. It is even worst in our capitalist society and for those living in the big cities. Unfortunately activities which doesn’t generate income are not considered as job. That why full time mom are not considered in many countries as worker or having a job.

[@diegosegura8715]

I don't recall the name, but what do you think of the rat experiment where they were given everything and eventually they all died? How do you think humans as a race of biological beings will adapt to a future where they no longer have to work in order to survive? What are some of the possible outcomes with this central source of purpose?

[@susanlippy1009]

Look way back to the past. It was once common for humans not to work. Yeah slaves were the norm, Rome for instance. But citizens, they didn't work. Philosophy was a major past time. Political involvement, you showed up to local planning meetings ECT and we're a part of determining what was to be. People engaged in art for the joy that it brought them. You could study whatever you wanted. You do not need a job to provide meaning. You are capable of doing that all in your own, you just forgotten you can. Do you not have interests and hobbies outside of work? If not you certainly should developed some.

[@tubingphd]

A great episode. Thank you for sharing this :)

[@fightingquads9198]

AI will be heavily integrated into our society, but do not believe it will be the all encompassing, ubiquitous take over technology that this content creator supposes

[@patrowan7206]

Even in this incredibly well-done video from this exceptional creator, discussion of AGI and its impacts is hopelessly linear. Unfortunately, Mr. Shapiro is -- like the rest of us -- limited to imagining near-future scenarios as dictated by the prison of current conceptual frameworks that are anchored in the near-past. While this may help us prepare for one exceedingly short coming moment in the evolution of AI, we can only hope to remain somewhat aware of what comes after that. Our necessarily monolithic mental constructions simply cannot account for entities that will, with every passing moment, reemerge as something entirely new. So... anyone care to join me in calculating how many angels can dance on the head of this pin?

[@Homemovies1989]

Im glad you mentioned the "labor force participation rate." Far more important!

[@Zebred2001]

While I strongly disagree with any possible UBI/UBS sustainability I quite enjoy and actually need now your ruminations on our impending future so I will give this video a thumbs up! Thank you for these important videos Dave!

[@jimdye7431]

What do you think for commercial real estate brokers? I am wondering how I can implement this before I am replaced.

[@AndrewDavidBaron]

99.9% of the population is not even ready. I’m doing everything I can everyday to learn something new about ai and applications I can learn and then teach as many people as possible. No one wants to listen to me; their loss. 🤷‍♂️

[@BboyFever]

I have two questions. What incentive would there be for the AI companies making trillions to redistribute their wealth and be taxed (and no, please don’t say they won’t have customers. They can just sell to government, other corporations, or the top 1% exclusively)? Secondly, what about those countries that don't have AI giants? it's all good and well if you live in the United States, but what about the dozens and dozens of other countries that don't have Tech Giants?

[@susanlippy1009]

For corporations I don't think they will have a choice. At a certain point of economic disparity folks revolt. Income inequality is already pushing many people to start organizing and pushing back. When disruption becomes the norm government will absolutely force taxation upon industry. As for other nations you do realize many third world nations are way quicker to adopt tech. The number of creative solutions coming out of third world countries to provide power to everyone are astronomical. Kids in Africa are developing ways to light their villages, kids. As AI becomes common the cost to get in the game goes way down. Yeah right now it's very expensive. How many items do you own that once only the 1% could afford? Costs will drop. Heck I remember no one having computers, I'm old. Then my brother got one and suddenly everyone had them. Pong was all we had. We went to arcades and now? Everyone has game systems. Cell phones, no one could afford that besides they aren't practical! That one died very quickly. India already is the call center of the world, I guarantee you they will be adopting AI and fast. I predict many Nigerian princes already have AI. The thing about tech like this is individuals can absolutely get into it. Government cannot stop adoption by masses.

[@alanesq1]

It reminds me of back in the 80s when very few of us had a computer and other than learning how to program a computer or play some games they were not really of much real use. There were lots of stuff on the T.V. telling us of a coming computer revolution but this was mostly vague ideas of being able to shop via the T.V. remote, no one had any idea of the magnitude or form of change that was coming. You just have to watch some of the early 80s "Tomorrows World" T.V. shows to see this. In fact a phrase I used to quote back then seems appropriate now: "When you are run over by the steamroller of technology you either become part of the technology or part of the road" ;-)

[@mcake1132]

“If it can be solved, theres no need to worry, and if it can’t be solved, worry is of no use.” ~ Dalai Lama XIV Primarily motivated by my role as a parent, I have consciously challenged my relationship with worry and recognize it’s deleteriousness. We are at our best when we are present. Great video. Mirrors many of my own musings.

[@beelikehoney]

The rat race is ending, that would be greatly appreciated.

[@michael-jones]

You mentioned many organizations aren’t adopting to AI and the coming 4IR. I have a feeling there will be a period of great unease for many governments and its peoples. Japan is notoriously slow at adapting to changes. It’ll be tough there for a while before it gets better in regard to people losing their jobs and feeling hopeless (salaryman culture is strong). Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Enjoyed this video.

[@orionswatchers9775]

Some people don't even know what "Chat GPT" is but things are moving so quickly that probably next year we will have a phone using GPT as the Operating System.

[@Wanderer2035]

Even crazier, our cloths, backpacks, hats may have a ChatGPT operating system that talks O.O

[@marcbright6758]

You should consider speaking before the government to alert them if thease ideas because your very informative and thorough with your reports 👌🏽

[@pixellips]

It's really not self-evident to me that toddlers are possessive of their toys, or private property, because of an inate need to increase perceived social status. I kind of find it difficult to even arrive at that conclusion, but I'll read the book to learn more. Thanks for the video!❤

[@Fredjoe5]

The concept of ownership is inherent in humans. It doesn't depend on social status perception.

[@lord_gillespie]

So, which policy makers have you spoken with in Europe and Australia?

[@opendigitaluniversity]

Thanks David for a great exposition on AGI. I warned people through an AI keynote at Concordia University back in January 2018. I suggested three solutions: 1. Get clarity about what life/work you want. 2. Learn computational thinking. 3. Become a creator, not just a worker. Like most people including experts, I could not predict something like ChatGPT, but I envisioned a world where human intelligence would be augmented (called it IA for Intelligence Augmentation). I posited that it would be the highest level of economic activity where a human was involved. I created a video on this AI keynote on my channel for anyone interested. Cheers!

[@macksphoenix1179]

There is a school of thought that humanity has reached this level of technological advancements thousands of times. Our history.

[@youriwatson]

Amazing insights as always

[@-whackd]

You think Tesla will solve self driving within the next year? That is AI vision along with driving decisions.

[@Ziggy9000]

Been building a dividend income portfolio. I got my own UBI now. About 1k a month so far.

[@AlwaysFeelingSleepy]

No human being loves working, we work because we have to, to survive. It's wage slavery. Unless it's something that fulfills you and makes you love life, you're just a slave, working for food and shelter.

[@brucecharlestein8888]

Great video! It helped me a lot! Tnanks! :-)

[@randomwatcher8911]

Thank you ❤

[@kilojoules88]

Can you do a video on how various countries around the world would fund UBI? What are the factors that will determine how well off citizens are between countries? How will this affect migration patterns etc? If we know this is coming, where should we try to move beforehand?

[@aldousd666]

I'm still not convinced that it could work. It would be nice if it did. I hope it would. I just don't see how it could. If nobody is making money and they're only getting money from the government then who's going to pay these corporations the trillions of dollars required to be taxed to support the rest of UBI? I really just don't see that working.

[@Nanohamage]

@@aldousd666 right now money represents labor and natural resources if we automate all the labor then money will represent only resources to prevent economy freezing you give people money so they can allocate it properly to fulfill county's (country=people) needs efficiently then they buy stuff they need and you can tax it. As for getting natural resources each country has some amount of it they can get more either by trading or war

[@aldousd666]

They would need to trade in money with those other countries, which they would need to acquire somehow. It couldn't be a raw barter, because, well, it doesn't make sense to pay for shipping and handling in fractions of wool sweaters or whatever it is that they manufacture. Just taxing the citizens and corporations who only have a limited amount of it from whatever they're given as a stipend won't fund the rest. Thats why I'm not sure how it would work.@@Nanohamage

[@Nanohamage]

@@aldousd666 you don't tax citizens since there is nothing to tax they don't produce anything to begin with. what you tax is goods and services automation provides you can still use money to represent those for easier quantification. as for international trade they can absolutely trade in raw resources and they can also use currency but ultimately what will determine strenght of country is raw resources after labor is automated

[@susanlippy1009]

​@@aldousd666currently the most recent proposal was a VAT(value added tax). If you automate instead of employ you pay a tax for doing so. That money goes to the citizens who can then spend it on goods or services. Nothing says UBI would be the only source of income for everyone. Many would chose to adopt a hobby. If you knit you might sell things you made to those who appreciate hand knitted items. Look at Renaissance festivals and such. They have tons of people making and selling things the way it used to be done. Look at the prices paid for some art based soly on who the artist was. So you would see a combination of UBI and innovative people. It would become a choice to earn extra over a need. Some might chose to live on just UBI and spend their days on day dreams and study like the great philosophers of the past. Look at how fast KZbin and other platforms have grown. People are being paid to just sit about discussing and philosophizing about what might be. Paid a good sum too!

[@godlyvex5543]

One issue I see is that some important but unpleasant jobs might not be automatable by AI. In which case, will there be enough incentive to do those jobs? Like, for example, those people who put on the suits and go into septic tanks. They're horrible jobs but they pay well. If everyone gets money to live without working, how will those jobs be done? I imagine a kind of draft might be necessary, at least temporarily, until AI can do those jobs. (I'm not saying that the septic tank job specifically can't be done by a robot, I'm just using it as an example for an un-automatable unwanted job).

[@Lugmillord]

I don't think this will be an issue. The incentive to work is that you can have more nice things than what the universal services provide.

[@wendten2]

Holding a master's degree in civil engineering, I'm currently without employment in Denmark. While securing an engineering job wouldn't be a significant challenge for me, my interests are steering me towards a career in AI. My technical skills encompass a reasonable proficiency in Matlab and Python. Additionally, I have four years of hands-on experience in C#, gained through projects on the Unity platform. In terms of AI-related work, I've designed a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) in Python that operated on synthetic data I generated using Matlab. I've also built a multi-agent AI system within Unity that interacts with LLMs via API calls. Beyond this, I've utilized Dream Booth to train my own diffusion models for image generation purposes. Given this background, what would be a strategically sound next step for someone like me to transition into a career focused on AI?

[@d4rkside84]

Dude what do you want to here? Didn't u watched the video? Do what is making u happy....... in 5 years we need only 10% of the programmers in 10 0,01% but if you have fun, just do it but it won't be needed :/

[@TheEtrepreneur]

I really like the use of bias in between the analysis, it makes it very accurate. I'm sure in bias with this statement. (for the better, obviously)

[@steventurner7697]

Emotionally and intellectually, I understand. But, what should I have physically close at hand? How do we see our day to day lives changing? Do we store food and water or save money for the emergency? These are things that I worry about also. Safe and secure first for the family and friends, then I’ll focus on other things.

[@MrTed371]

Thanks very the informative video. My question is: Will cures for most diseaases be available as soon as AGI is developed?

[@chrissprague4025]

what jobs should I look into getting so I can have a job as long as possible?

[@ChipWhitehouse]

I can not stop laughing at the “Adapt or Die” section 😭😭😭 ITS SO TRUE! Your delivery is just perfection. I don’t think it’s intentional either but that makes it even better. Like “WELP! Get rekt LIDDITES!” 🤣😭😭😭😭😭💀

[@jonathanlindsey8864]

You really playing the KZbin algorithm getting those gains of ai uptopia dreamers. I love it, I would love to see you do a solar punk video,

[@d4rkside84]

don't crush my dreams!

[@0x0abb]

15:48 the UBI doesn’t have to be your limit for how much you can earn per month. You could make more besides the monthly UBI

[@crowlsyong]

24:26 I agree with putting emotional adaptation first. Thank you, this stuff can be tough to swallow sometimes.

[@crowlsyong]

26:10 wow, dude thank you.

[@crowlsyong]

32:16 i havent heard stumbleupon in a long time. Deep throwback right there

[@jonathanparker2728]

Very well explained

[@Snippetsofeve]

James Barrat does a good job of exploring normalcy bias in his book "Our Final Invention". Though I prefer to take a more optimistic stance, I think it's good reading for anyone interested in it. I'm a 22 year old woman who is very excited about the future. Thanks for your work, remember to ride the wave guys. A taoist belief system, with some faith, will help you during these times :)

[@fR33Sky]

Any suggestions on where to look for the examples of LLM use in politics? Maybe, a politician willing to share their experience?

[@DaveShap]

www.reddit.com/r/foreignservice/comments/11xuj09/politico_at_least_1_us_embassy_is_using_chatgpt/

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

A few years in the early 2000's I lived on less than 12 Hundred a Year . I am Now Living on 11 Thousand a Year plus a small amount of EBT and Near Free Health care . I think I would get More on UBI and this all bites :( QC