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[@andreaskrbyravn855]

It kind of piss me off that they are light years ahead of models and we still sit on gpt 4 when they clearly have much better models ready.

[@coecovideo]

for sure

[@elietheprof5678]

Not deployable to a billion people yet. If it can’t be done cheaply, it’s still a prototype.

[@super266]

Oh sweetie... You should google "the military-technology gap" (I'll save you the effort, it's roughly a 20 year rolling-window). For all we know they already have a base on mars, made first contact, real-life p0rn via neurocranial implants (basically The Matrix), and self-cooking hotdogs. Silver lining: ti's a reason to get out of bed in the morning I guess.

[@jameslincs]

When this comes out it will probably change the world. Giving every person (good or bad) an AI assistant might not be a good idea

[@hardboiledaleks9012]

You dont understand exponential curves. It seems like lightyears to you but really it's just infancy. Open AI understands this, that's why they don't bother trying to keep up with your linear expectations of progress.

[@tomaszzielinski4521]

If you ever need to find where in the world I am, don't bother using AI - I'm at home.

[@chad4094]

"Its definitely about to be released. Probably. But its not going to be GPT-5" Fantastic news as always!

[@WesRoth]

I live to serve

[@monkeyjshow]

Who suggested that reviews should be censored??? I want the specific names of the would-be tyrants. Censorship is a cardinal sin 6:21

[@alwaysyouramanda]

They’re about to dilute us out of existence here online.

[@JohnKerbaugh]

The number of people who would relish in the systemic collapse of social order outnumbers the rest of us.

[@pawnzrtasty]

I’ve already unplugged. Only online presence I have is on KZbin. I don’t post anything I only comment and watch.

[@benshums]

@@pawnzrtasty I'm totally unplugged too! The only thing I do is watch 4 hours of KZbin everyday. Completely unplugged.

[@VioFax]

@@benshums Thats still better than a lot of the population. Most people are on atleast 3 social media drugs.

[@Alex_1729]

@@pawnzrtasty And you make a living how?

[@Davidlndly]

Maybe it will be released on May the 4th, call it Yoda GPT

[@Saiyajin47621]

I believe that OpenAI has found a new way to train their AI and treated it on gpt2. If that’s true, imagine how different will gpt4 or 5 be

[@ColinTimmins]

This is what I think as well. It’s more or less gpt-2 that’s been modified in some way with a new technique or was trained by synthetic data from gpt-4. Get ready for a crazy future. =]

[@sjcsscjios4112]

This seems like it, I think it is some form of synthetic data from gpt-4. Similar to the small llama models which rely on high quality data to be really good. Now imagine synthetic data from gpt-5 used on gpt-2. Maybe gpt-5 can train a gpt-3 size model with the best data and it turns out smarter than itself

[@therainman7777]

It’s absolutely, 100% not GPT-2. Not a chance. Everyone read way too much into the name “gpt2-chatbot”-it’s just an anonymized name. The model is almost certainly not even an OpenAI model, but it’s DEFINITELY not GPT-2.

[@burninator9000]

Well, the CIA definitely wants that geolocation id tech now

[@stagnant-name5851]

People can do it too. I remember when that ''Just do it!'' Guy got the flag he raised located when the picture of it only showed to the top of a building and a cloudy sky.

[@antaka503]

@@stagnant-name5851 those are 4chan dwellers, they are built different

[@danielbrown001]

Realize that anytime tech is released to the public, companies have been using that tech for 1-2 years, and the CIA has been using it for 5+. The CIA is fiddling with tech right now that we as consumers won’t be able to even know exists until 2027-28 and won’t have in our hands until 2029.

[@gweneth5958]

I am pretty sure that they have that already.

[@heavenlymonkey]

The CIA already has it, it's called your phone.

[@kingthame]

Most people don't actually know that your pictures have metadata attached to them. That's how they are easily tracked.

[@dannii_L]

If this was the case the location would be spot on rather than incorrect by a some varying amount. Unless some amount of inaccuracy was deliberately introduced to increase perceived levels inference. Also, I doubt this metadata would be available when accessing the image indirectly, ie. through X or FB. It's probably stored and used by those platforms for their own nefarious purposes, but it would be maximum levels of incompetence for this data to be made available to the public.

[@coecovideo]

post a screenshot of the image ....no metadata I guess

[@user-rv5fp3ys1e]

Take a screenshot?

[@dannii_L]

@@user-rv5fp3ys1e he means screen capture. You don't need to do that, you can view and strip the metadata out of any photo using some app you could easily find somewhere. I looked it up and apparently FB doesn't store your metadata on the pics you upload.

[@coecovideo]

@@user-rv5fp3ys1e works for me, open your image with any preview app and take a screenshot. [ MAC] [ press and hold these three keys together: Shift, Command and 3. If you see a thumbnail in the corner of your screen, click it to edit the screenshot. Or wait for the screenshot to be saved to your desktop.] The screenshot will not have any raw Data in it.

[@starblaiz1986]

My friends and family ten years ago: "Why have you privated all your photos and personal information? You're being paranoid!" My friends and family today: "Oh... oh I get it now!" 😂

[@ryanvaughnwilliams6113]

You da man.. much appreciated!!!

[@MateoTeos]

Why do we need yet another non-private, highly censored, and biased search? 😅

[@AS-ih2dk]

Because, they (((ahem))) CANNOT ALLOW truthful factual AI to exist

[@cuentadeyoutube5903]

Actually, they have incentive to provide better search than google. At least to gain traction

[@T1tusCr0w]

You didn’t miss spell Based did you? 🥺😔

[@E.Pierro.Artist]

This is a very good point actually haha

[@ploppyploppy]

If it's censored or full of other people's 'principles' then we can skip over it and wait for someone to release one that is actually useful.

[@jameslincs]

Woke AI is broke AI

[@TeaspoonLicence]

My thoughts exactly.

[@TeaspoonLicence]

@@jameslincs I’m glad I keep seeing other based people in the ai community. I think there’s more of us than we realise. It’s nice to know I’m not the only sane person out there.

[@AnthonyGoodley]

Awww come on who doesn't want for an AI to be pushing its biases and politics upon you? Careful or you might get called a racist next.

[@E.Pierro.Artist]

All LLMs are full of other people's principles, that's literally what they're trained on. Their entire knowledge base is the entire internet of opinions and facts alike.

[@gabelang5941]

keep up the amazing reporting Wes!

[@danielmartinmonge4054]

I don't trust anyone who just talks about their products. Right now, we are facing a crucial moment in the industry. Some expert voices are raising concerns about the possibility of AI reaching a ceiling, and the very similar capabilities of every modern model seem to support this hypothesis. GPT-5 is about two orders of magnitude larger than GPT-4 in terms of data and GPUs. The hype driving this insanely expensive journey demands results that blow our minds. Sam Altman is hinting at granular deployments and similar concepts, claiming that he doesn't want to shock everyone. And I wonder: does OpenAI not want to shock everyone, or CAN it not shock us? We'll find out soon. But if GPT-5 is barely superior to GPT-4, that could collapse all multibillion-dollar investments. Who would invest 100 billion in a model that is only slightly better than a model that costs 1000 times less?

[@themartdog]

I'm really not excited for more LLMs. They're getting better with each release, but these incremental increases are not getting me out of bed. OpenAI has kind of created this problem for themselves hyping up GPT-5, because if it doesn't do something crazy that no other LLM does, no one will care that much.

[@JordanMillsTracks]

Sam altman has said before that his goal is to release slow incremental improvement as not shock the world too much

[@tellesu]

Identifying the plants in a picture is a huge clue on where something is

[@ajithprabhakar]

Wes, Thanks a lot for your very informative videos.

[@phen-themoogle7651]

One thing I found funny recently is GPT4 and Claude3 both couldn't read a kanji character I sent them via screenshot (was a kanji flashcard app that showed the correct stroke-orders and reading and word examples/sentences with it in tons of context too lol) , and although Claude gave a synonym and was close on some words from the sentence , gpt4 was totally off got everything wrong, but then Gemini1 the FREE model got everything 100% correct, like it's ability to process Chinese/Japanese characters is superior to the paid models. OpenAI also launched an office in JAPAN! This kinda made me a little upset, but also made me giggle lol

[@Crawdaddy_Ro]

I honestly believe Google will be one of the few (prob top 2) that will come out on top

[@OscarTheStrategist]

Googles vision tech (as of right now) is considered SOTA.

[@ignoreme1141]

Claude Opus Pro can absolutely read Kanji. GPT4 cannot

[@Sky-fk5tl]

Yea its pretty bad at Japanese

[@josephgorka]

I wonder if they could read ㄅㄆㄇㄈ

[@humansnotai4912]

Why people post photos of themselves on the internet is beyond me.

[@ryzikx]

theyre asking to get deepfaked

[@Semtex777]

Dating ?

[@benshums]

@@Semtex777 Date my deepfake?

[@consensusg9226]

If you can't figure out why a person might post a picture of themselves online, then I wonder if you've figured out other things like how to brush your teeth. If you think it's stupid to do so, then actors and news anchors are equally stupid for appearing on TV and in movies.

[@humansnotai4912]

@@consensusg9226 You think I still have teeth boy? And the only anchors I know are on my boat.

[@Quantummush]

The factory must grow

[@DanFrederiksen]

The other day my GPT4 started doing much shorter concise answers and then went back to verbose chatter bot. I've noticed many changes so that to me suggests that they don't really have a significant leap or they would just let GPT4 be and focus on the next. One can also remark that the transformer has been the basis for everything, even Sora seems to use it in the image generation, not just the bridge to natural language. If that premise still holds then the next system wont be a quantum leap. And might not even be a bigger model. Might even be a little smaller. GPT3.5 is smaller than 3 yet significantly better iirc. I hunch that vastly superior intelligence is possible within 1.7T params.

[@Acidshok]

Also is that picture at the staircase somewhere by Irvine, CA? That looks like Santiago Park.

[@DefenderX]

If you solve the safety of AI, you can go as fast as you want. So I think after GPT-5, I think Anthropic can slingshot past GPT-5. But also, the capacity needs to be in place as well, which needs capital, so the race is very exciting.

[@lodepublishing]

The problem of the "super competent colleague" is not so much AI. That is basically already possible with some engineering and GPT 3.5. The problem is to organize and collect the data.

[@Hotsnown]

Neither 3.5 or 4 can, ood, reason, plan or verify

[@geoffsmith82]

You could create a model to find the location of photos by using a combination of Googles street view, nasa has a high resolution topographical map of the earth, aerial photographs, and Facebook would have a huge number of photographs that have exif location info. Finally even if the photograph had the location info removed, using a combination of the date and time of the photo and shadows, you would be able to narrow down where the photo was located.

[@justinwescott8125]

I'm tired of these smooth-brains freaking out every time a new AI technology drops, preventing Sam from just releasing GPT 5, because he's afraid of shocking the monkeys.

[@daydrip]

I thought about this an realistically I think he’s 1. Worried about government regulation messing up their roll out plan and 2. just milking the paid subscriptions. I don’t believe for a second he’s developing chatgpt for “humanity”. Only ppl who are naive would believe him when he says those words.

[@soggybiscuit6098]

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[@brandongillett2616]

Sam has said very directly in that he needs to release models in more rapid iteration cycles because people have been reacting to the releases so strongly. So you are completely wrong about what is holding things up.

[@lighteningrod36]

Mr Altman, respect your overlord.

[@lystic9392]

95% of people aren't even paying attention.

[@Crawdaddy_Ro]

We've got to keep in mind that these larger companies (including Meta) are the only ones capable of reaching the next level of AI without significant changes to physical or digital architecture. We're making decent progress, but the development isn't fast enough to ever catch the big fishes. By the time open-source is able to catch up, the big companies will have moved on to the next paradigm. They're thinking several moves ahead because they have to. We'll have what many will call AGI within a year, definite AGI within 2 years, and will be relatively ubiquitous within 3-5 years (just in time for the wave of AI robotics).

[@wessel5799]

It can’t roll out like that or we’re already doomed. Gotta use AGI to make ASI and use it to build post-ASI utopia or dystopia will just sort of happen

[@alwaysyouramanda]

I wonder if they’ve already tried a quantum computer.

[@Crawdaddy_Ro]

@@wessel5799 It really depends on what your idea of "doomed" is, dude. Make no mistake tho - civilization (as we know it, at least) is about to come to an end. We all need to come to terms with that so we can figure out what comes after.

[@HakaiKaien]

It doesn’t matter that they are ahead of open source. What matters is that these companies are regulated by law not to create products that put our privacy at risk. That’s it.

[@Crawdaddy_Ro]

@@HakaiKaien That's o.ly a small part of "it," not the entirety of "it." Ya know, since we're using vague terms of reference now. When an AI reaches a critical point, it will be capable of deducing everything about you from real-time context, so the real question is, "Who do I trust with this power?" If the answer is anything short of "God almighty" or "No one," you're a fool. We need to focus on keeping as much technology in the hands of the masses as possible for as long as possible.

[@AustinThomasPhD]

Assuming that it isn't just using metadata (which I suspect that it is), It is probably in large part it is guessing based on plant texture and character (or maybe even species ID in some cases) and architecture for areas that are not clearly visible on google earth. Not surprising it can guess a back yard within 500km if you know local flora and architecture. I would bet I could judge just about any location in the lower 48 to within 500km just off of local flora and the landscaping plants used.

[@nommchompsky]

Think of how many images with GPS and orientation data Google has access to. They could have an AI comb through that and build a 3D model of the world that would probably be accurate down to the pictures on your walls and the things you keep on your desk at work

[@therainman7777]

Definitely not.

[@jameslincs]

This channel is great! Does make me worry we’re not talking enough about AI safety

[@jsuarez881]

Ai will destroy internet,cell phones and will make it so easy to do anything you need, everyone will have Ai assistance companies as well, and will use Ai to interact instantly. Imagine using your AI to contact your love ones instantly. It’s gonna be beautiful.

[@Figurenow]

GPT-5 Releasing soon.... Found An Amazing video of GPT-5 On"Insights With Om"

[@Will-kt5jk]

Your voice cadence/some word length seems a bit weird - you AI generating that Wes? (or am I just hearing AI voices where there are none)

[@T1tusCr0w]

So the open Ai search is coming at last holy shit… shots fired!

[@monkeyjshow]

Well-articulated and informative title. That made me want to watch, not that all the superlatives wasn't at least a little entertaining

[@apester2]

I guessed the South Africa one. Must be something about the architecture and the plants in the garden.

[@leebebbington3413]

Could GPT2 bot actually be a type of OpenAI agent, carrying out a task/gather data?

[@ZirrelStudios]

"knows everything about my whole life, every email, every conversation" Sounds like an ORWELLIAN NIGHTMARE. Whatever shred of privacy we still have is now unequivocally gone forever. We really are the most stupid of lifeforms.

[@dreamphoenix]

Thank you.

[@Figurenow]

GPT-5 Releasing soon.... Found An Amazing video of GPT-5 On"Insights With Om"

[@Zeeshan-bv7mo]

GPT -5️⃣

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Will it be easily accessible for most people, or will there be a huge monthly fee making it a no go?

[@oskar6747]

11:11 First pic, no, but second, yes. I would have guessed South Africa because of the flat trees.

[@MultiMam12345]

How many people would remove geotag data from the metadata of the images they post?

[@mikezooper]

Did people remove positional data from their photos?

[@reidelliot1972]

We are approaching a critical mass point for mainstream adoption of the term “agents.” Once (if) OpenAI doubles down on the term “agents” over “GPTs”, it will be easier to anthropomorphize AI. A simple choice of words will have serious impact on how the governance and integration of AI into society will unfold. I will not be surprised if in the not so distant future, we trend away from the term “AI” altogether.

[@PatrickDodds1]

It should already be "alternative" and not "artificial".

[@reidelliot1972]

Agreed!

[@229Mike]

What is the link to picture locations site AI tool?

[@Mydoctorgo]

how can i remove a youtube cahnnel from my recommendations permanantly.?

[@luckybrandon]

I’m thinking of creating a startup allowing people to build AI agents.

[@dulcinealee3933]

How about guessing where I am ie somewhere in the Southern Hemisphere . Does AI know where DownUnder is?

[@vaendryl]

didn't expect a sudden mention of factorio lol. but it kinda makes sense, I guess. the game is all about breaking down big challenges into tiny bite-sized problems to solve and ultimately your goal is for the game to play itself as much as possible. if you're setting up an AI centric business, I suppose the process and end goal is somewhat similar.

[@misterdudemanguy9771]

This sort of internal/external visibility will remain, and will become worse. What I mean is the external release will always be less-than, up to the point that if AGI is ever achieved, it wont hit the public release. Not for long after it has been used to tip the scale to the discoverers. I'm not even saying this is wrong per se, but it is going to be far different than how the altruists believe. We are not going to advance into an AGI world together, holding hands and singing. And while gov pretends the first right of inspection is for safety, it's really for capture and kill. Just like the patent system captures and kills tech for national security interests. But even if it does make it to the public, the hardware to run it will be very expensive and power-hungry, and far beyond the reach of most. Which means that the gatekeepers will always have the option of closing the gate, or crippling whatever they let out of the gate.

[@natesamuelson1841]

Wow. Never considered the patent system in that way. Lot of insights here.

[@misterdudemanguy9771]

@@natesamuelson1841 Well, in the past me neither; but the number of inventions that have disappeared is quite remarkable. It is well-documented today, but when it started it was very much on the down low. I'm not saying that governments shouldn't do this, BTW. The industry and educational system is the heart and strength of a nation. There is good cause to keep some things just for the nation, if only because of strategic concerns.

[@TheSystemWitch]

Yeah, it cannot do my country, it only got Thailand and got wrong province, wrong school, it assumed a flag has the school name when it was a previous King's banner that the school honors. Then I tried a well known elephant sanctuary and it guessed the wrong country. Not too worried about my privacy here.

[@JamesMacFarlane]

Hallucination time: "берегу моря" ?? Explanation: The photo was taken in Bar Harbor, Maine. The building in the photo is the Bar Harbor Whale Museum. The museum is located on the берегу моря and is surrounded by trees. The photo was taken in the fall, as the leaves on the trees are changing color. Coordinates: 44.4069° N, 68.2075° W

[@SonOfTamriel]

I have a headache and larger model awareness

[@OmicronChannel]

Prediction: GPT-5 will not be announced in May. If GPT-5 is announced in the near future, pricing in comparison to GPT-4 will likely increase.

[@apexphp]

The AI fanatics on KZbin have been saying the release of Chat GPT 5 is imminent for about 6 months now. Chat GPT 4 O model just came out less than 2 weeks ago, I wouldn't expect another massive release from OpenAI anytime soon.

[@kccorliss3922]

I believe iphone pics get stamped with coordinates. Can geospy read the coordinates attached to the pictures?

[@donniedarko6478]

🤣 🤣🤣 that's me whenever someone puts in the same context privacy and posting photos online

[@users416]

Sam Altman said in an interview with Lex Friedman that the company will stick to a phased rollout and that many updates should be expected before they release a major new model.

[@gabelang5941]

the only hardware im excited for is Frame by Brilliant Labs. first ones are shipping now! Open source will make it buildable by the community and allow it to work with whatever model you choose!

[@Serahpin]

Does the geolocator ai work in WoW?

[@shahid56451]

Really nice.. .

[@oneman5753]

Who else remembers when gpt 3.5 was out and channels were talking about how world changing gpt5 would be?

[@HampusAhlgren]

I see a Factorio reference, I click like.

[@StabbyMcStabStab]

Five-alive 🤖

[@GaryMillyz]

Who's Johnny tho..

[@mintysingularity]

I just tried a handful (5) of photos from fb friends and got them all wrong. The closest it came was guessing around Seattle for mid B.C, nearly 800 miles away. 🤣

[@zalzalahbuttsaab]

0:01 Is having Rishi in the shot the kiss of death?

[@SmirkInvestigator]

In respect to mass surveillance, I wonder how this will work out for deviant people who avoid having a large surface web presence is.

[@crackatit3691]

I think it's trained on foliage and type of dirt soil. If it was trained on more specific data it wouldn't have a threshold of about 20 to 400 miles

[@Daniel-Six]

It all seems so clever till you understand that everything you see is already generated by the very AI which is "guessing" where you took a snapshot. No fancy algos required!

[@stevek3968]

Hmmm. In a video today, AI Explained says the "imminent" release by Open AI will be GPT 4.5, and that GPT 5 will be released Nov-Jan.

[@julien5053]

They are just guessing. There is no evidence of any of it. But If I would bet, I would put my money on the release of GPT4.5 soon, and GPT5 later. So I agree with AI Explained.

[@hardboiledaleks9012]

@@julien5053 I swear to god in a recent podcast with lex friedman, sam altman said GPT-5 wasn't ready yet. Probably end of year or something like that. But that there were other very interesting things coming from them in the coming months. So don't hold your breath for GPT 5

[@apester2]

Ok, so if it is going to take a while to complete my request, then my problem will be knowing what instant gratification I will want tomorrow or next week.

[@blocSonic]

If they're releasing a search engine, this will be huge. One of the killer apps I could see AI excelling at.

[@raoultesla2292]

My AGI feed NPC's in all my games are my friends. They have trained on ALL my internet history, and regurgitate my interactions with them that are positive to make me rainbow, calm, docile, pleased, rewarded, satiated. I like naps, slippers, and goggles.

[@collinarmstrong1385]

First thing I would love to automate is a saltwater treatment plant and a food supply chain to help hungry children, and families. It runs indefinitely for hundreds of years without me around, first time in history that this could actually be feasible

[@rlews1531]

Wes, repeat: check Rus of MIT CSail. I think we just passed an inflection point, even if her approach is slightly off, she's found the genie in the bag. If we think that SA or EM or MZ are going "hmm... that's interesting, we've fallen into an unused well. Robotics first, but also AGI before Labor Day 2024. Guaranteed - unless she's simply playing us. No Chris Andersen on stage, but I think he's missed the significance here.

[@khonsu0273]

If the next-gen ones (GPT-5 , Gemini 2.0 etc) can show that they are 'OK' at least, with a clear and significant improvement on current (rather awful) LLMs, that may finally put to rest the neural net skeptics. I bet that they will.

[@hardboiledaleks9012]

Some tards still think the earth is flat, the skeptics are skeptic not because it's logical, but rather because their ego is too fragile to consider the possibility that machine intelligence will soon surpass human intelligence. They will always find loops and excuses to deny A.I even when A.I is dominating. I say don't bother with the skeptics they are a lost cause

[@AngeloXification]

I only got the africa geoguess cos of the grass

[@goldfishy]

“That’s no meat”

[@Interloper12]

All this is culminating to GPT incorporation into Siri.

[@acllhes]

Didn’t they say they aren’t releasing it until after the elections? So December is when it’s coming.

[@SpiffingTiff]

I had a dream last night that GPT 4.2 was released lol

[@karldewet5393]

I'm here too.

[@karldewet5393]

This was not an offhand comment. Our world is changing so quickly and people like Wes keep their finger on the pulse and keep us all informed. Thanks Wes, I hope to have a chat sometime.

[@quercus3290]

NEWS JUST IN! Henry is Shocked!!!

[@stevedavis1437]

I would bet that the best guesses are from JPEG metadata

[@RichardHartness]

I see no need for a new piece of hardware for AI. All you need is an app for your phone, that can connect with your smart watch (if that's a thing you enjoy) that has a companion component for your laptop/desktop. Add integration into most emails and cloud storage, and you can just have a distributed tool that works on hardware we're all already familiar with. I have no clue why all of these AI companies want to make these small, simple devices. As cools as it may seem, at the end of the day, people would rather tack on the functionality to their already capable phone/PC. Why would we want a third device to carry around and, potentially, lose our have stolen?

[@mennovanlavieren3885]

Lock-in.

[@4LoveOfOllie]

Whaaaaat? Nothing SHOCKING or STUNNING? I guess I'll give this one a view.

[@Figurenow]

GPT-5 Releasing soon.... Found An Amazing video of GPT-5 On"Insights With Om"

[@SmirkInvestigator]

The people don't want piiiiins 🤮 . They want power gloves! And utility belts! Gimme my smart belt. 🤩

[@karlwest437]

An agent that goes off and does things for me... I dunno... Gonna be a long time before I trust an AI agent not to go off and spend my life savings on lollipops

[@lawrence.5898]

Oh Great news...

[@elibelash8238]

The jerusalem photo is 100% looks like its in Israel, but not in jerusalem

[@JamesMoyle_3p]

Should I be worried or satisfied that we are building this type of product, where the AI is working for you in the background.

[@farfromerease]

the conspiracy theories and the predictions of the releases is cool xd

[@ProtoAlpha]

Idc I want that thing to be better at coding!

[@Augustus_Imperator]

we're past the event horizon at this point, brace yourselves for the raid, it will be fun ✌🏻

[@mh60648]

We are talking about, and being lured into AI with the idea of increased productivity, but no one seems to sealize that our current economic system is already going off the rails in many ways, and AI will be the last push. If everyone can much more with AI, while we are already over the top, this can only end in disaster. First of all, we won’t be needing that much from each other if we can do it ourselves with AI, so business will go down. To compensate for that, people will invent and market new business that nobody actually needs, like we have been doing for a quite a while now. I can think of a dozen other ways this will negatively affect this (already unhealthy) economy and society, but to be lured into this fanrasy because of ‘productivity’ is just a sign that you haven’t actually thought it through.

[@rpazotto398]

With all this interlock from Sam Altman and government, expect the GTP to be tainted with bias and influence … front door access

[@randomnumbers84269]

A super competent colleague THAT KNOWS ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING ABOUT YOUR LIFE. Haha. And of course it is a black box big tech company AI service that will know everything about you, even more so than they already know. Only use open source AI.

[@Figurenow]

GPT-5 Releasing soon.... Found An Amazing video of GPT-5 On"Insights With Om"

[@jcpflier6703]

I’m going to call it here. They will release on Apples WW Developer Conference on June 10, 2024. Unless! If Apple, Apple and open AI partnered together, then they will release it before the developer conference.

[@Figurenow]

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There have been humans with geoguessing skills that often went down to precision of meters or less. AI will get there in no time.

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GPT-5 Releasing soon.... Found An Amazing video of GPT-5 On"Insights With Om"