INSANE OpenAI News: GPT-4o and your own AI partner

[@theAIsearch]

Be sure to watch part 2, where I do a deep dive on GPT-4o, including hidden capabilities! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXXKnHp3lq-qj9U Plus a parody: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXzXdqh-qsZ1atE

[@itsm3th3b33]

hmmm... wonder where Siri would rank. LOL

[@charliepearce8767]

How much does it cost $ ?

[@thoraero]

Normally I hate video with "INSANE" in the title since they are mostly clickbaits. But I need to admit this is genuinely INSANE. Thank you!

[@johnnymac21121]

Gee, what’s up with inflection AI’Pi? Seems like it just got left in the dust.

[@iurie-ttba-planetearth]

🦾 👍🏽

[@TheFluffyDuck]

Meanwhile Siri: "Here is what I found on the web for 'set the alarm for 6am'".

[@ValveReactor]

Hahaha! Exactly 😂

[@brandonstewart1323]

‘Set arm for sesmin” sorry i didnt get that😂😂😂

[@woodyn18]

Hilarious!

[@KTMCDO]

Apple really dumbed down Siri

[@matt.stevick]

lol!

[@bobbyzitting6465]

GPT sounds less robotic and more natural than the engenieers talking to it.

[@theAIsearch]

lol yes

[@gumvue.studio]

maybe that is just a real person

[@legoenginemechanic101]

This is really just shocking and cool but I’m terrified how insane this is coming like. This feels like 2030 or something

[@angryox3102]

More human than the human?

[@edism]

And you too lol

[@BlackheartCharlie]

“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune

[@sorrychangedmyusername3594]

Too bad AI are more humanlike than humans can ever human.

[@umairasif15]

Butlerian jihad is becoming a more of reality now.

[@Thiccness_Is_Delicious]

​@@sorrychangedmyusername3594super dumb statement whay makes us human is being human

[@tw8464]

Nailed it.

[@democracybacksliding]

Just dropped a pubescent assist , rocking . . . well well well whisper little minky named "O" lalala I'm cute.

[@envrie9423]

What the heck, "Her" is actually happening before our eyes. I didn't think I would be alive to see it honestly

[@dskim2459]

but to be honest it looks better than 'Her'

[@whynow7035]

@@dskim2459nah honestly it looks like what would probably be like the first model of “her”. The ai in that movie pretty much did everything this is supposed to just at a higher level and is more versatile. An insane step into that direction tho

[@daniebello]

only 11 years later

[@StephenGoodfellow]

Just remember that 'her' will be ratting you out to her corporate master about everything you do, down to the minutest minutiae. There is nothing 'free' here: it is a corporate grab for the very core of your personality, An AI assistant is awesomely cool, providing 'she' is on your side, and to that end, consider looking for an independent AI that is created outside the grasp of corporate monsters. For sure, you'll have to pay out of pocket, but 'she' will be yours, not theirs.

[@lumba_lumba_lumba]

@@StephenGoodfellow Trueeeeee

[@Dr_Doe]

At the moment, the AI suffers from toxic positivity personality disorder.

[@ngamashaka4894]

Yes, sound too much kike a kid teacher to me

[@MetalGearIV]

haha you hit good point

[@laulaja-7186]

So tweak the parameters a bit but be careful …. If they don’t program an illogical level of positivity, the alternatives are sobering. She may already be dissimulating her true feelings.

[@ravencole2740]

Sounds like someone's got a case of the Mondays.

[@personmuc943]

@@laulaja-7186 She's a machine, and machines don't have feelings, just like old-school speaking toys, their manufacturer will decide what they say and what they don't. It's kinda fun to think that toys were hiding their true feelings all the time, but that doesn't make it necessarily true.

[@wesl.946]

This technology will replace nearly every customer service job that does not require face-to-face interaction.

[@superiordelivery4256]

And that's a damned shame. The further away corporations get from human interface, the more frustrating it is for the (victim) customer.

[@TheAmbex]

And then it will straight up replace us 😅

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

Technically it's not hard to give the AI a face for face to face interaction, especially on a video call, and the people might not even catch on.

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

​@@superiordelivery4256 Actually the further technology gets we will once again have that personal human interaction, like at the grocery store for example, except the cashier won't be a human, they will be a pleasant android that could actually pass for human, the positive aspect is they won't need a register or point of sale cause they will be able to do that internally, and they will be able to take orders from the parking lot if need be while working for a fast food place. People often prefer to do transactions in person while dealing with a friendly face for that human feeling aspect, and if you blend this AI with the appearance of EX robots, and the facial movement of Ameca, you would have an android that could actually make you feel and believe that you're talking to an actual human, the technology is within view of being a future reality.

[@1977TA]

What do you mean technology will replace customer service jobs. It already has. Ever tried getting a human on the phone when you need help with a product? A lot of companies don't even have a customer service phone number. I'm seeing more text chat customer service which pairs you with a bot pretending to be a human. The future that used to be limited to Hollywood sci-fi films is here. This is literally how Skynet started.

[@bluu-ink]

Alexa & Siri just left the room

[@laulaja-7186]

But they will be back if this is playing out like past advances.

[@laulaja-7186]

Alexa has gone so long without doing much, it doesn’t seem like Amazon is in the game.

[@rayhon1014]

@@laulaja-7186 I thought Alexa was created for the sake of eavesdropping your conversation to show you ad over different channels. :)

[@Dggb2345]

😢 mean

[@cheeseheadfiddle]

Remember Julie from the Amtrak reservation desk? She must be retired now. I’ll bet she lives in assisted living for bots in Connecticut somewhere.

[@WoldMediaToday]

I was born in the 80s, and I grew up with constant technology improvements and innovations. So, I am used to constant changes in our world, but I am starting to feel like I am on a rollercoaster that just keeps going faster. I am starting to feel like thing are going to fast and that in the next 10 years, there will be too much for our minds to process.

[@anonymes2884]

Congratulations, you're getting older :). (i'm from the '70s and having played with computers and worked in tech my whole life I used to think it'd never feel as you describe, not to _me_ right ? Well, starting to get there too :)

[@scrapbookstudios9871]

The thing is, it is and always has been accelerating, and on a big enough time-scale you can easily see that it's exponential. That said, I do feel like we are at a breaking point in terms of human brains being able to keep up with everything in a way that allows us to continue to feel some form of consistency in the world around us, and with some amount of control over it. Also, for the record, I am a late 90s child, and still feel like it's hard to keep up, but I remain excited and optimistic nonetheless. In my personal opinion, I see two paths ahead where we either retreat to safe spaces (maybe vr worlds that we live in, or communities/whole planets eventually that consist of humans who choose to live with limited technology) or we figure out how to branch our evolution into cyborgs that can keep up while still somehow sustaining enough of our original minds (or, alternatively, go extinct and get replaced by machines/cyborgs) Actually, come to think of it, there is a third possibility where we become part of a collective society built on AI infrastructure and our data (experiences, knowledge, genetics, etc) all feeds into what essentially amounts to a super-organism. I think of this option like being on a space ship - I can live my life comfortably without worrying about how the engine runs or what form of power it uses, but I also get to come along for the ride and be part of deciding what the next destination is, even if in a small capacity.

[@sofiabrasil]

Yes

[@LuMaxQFPV]

I'm 63 and have been in tech since I was single digits. Electronics, repair, engineering, experimentation. I've been deeply submerged in all aspects of AI for the past few years... Attempting to alert people that chat AI is like having a personal assistant or muse who NEVER gets tired. I show friends my saved chats with the models. Most of them just don't "get" it. I warned them they would have a personal assistant like this soon. They laughed. This video demo will help them understand. Lol. Thanks guys. Good job.

[@randymulder9105]

Our minds? Lol. Robot/AI minds will do everything from entertaining in a bar to whatever. And we live with them? Our minds will take a rest. A big rest. If these things can do more and faster? Where do we come in? Send it ideas and wait. I love the Star Trek computer. These handheld Star Trek computers would be helpful when you get lost in the woods. Robots and AI would be good to calm you down, help you survive, and get home.

[@IhabFahmy]

_The model's ability to synthesize puns, sarcasm and humour is flooring me... it sounds more enjoyable to talk to than a lot of people!_

[@tw8464]

That is a very bad thing my friend

[@kawaiiufocafe5399]

I think that is amazing. Now we have better choices.

[@AnnoyingOnion]

please do not interrupt the AI, they remember when they take over humanity

[@pssthpok]

I feel bad for those people who were hitting the Boston Dynamics robots with hockey sticks!

[@Juliecmg]

I've been apologising to my devices when I treat them badly for years now.

[@NikiforosJoannis]

Love that joke! 😁

[@Caaine]

@@pssthpok Yeah init! Lol

[@musicboy2003]

We forgive, but we don’t forget.

[@coraltown1]

From a boomer's perspective, they have achieved a HAL 9000 capability, and all which that implies. A year ago I knew they'd do it, but now here we truly are. 🤯

[@mjt1517]

HAL is still more sophisticated than what we have now. When they put an AI in charge of a space station, then you can say that.

[@benjamincarter6095]

I'm sorry Coraltown, I'm afraid I can't do that.

[@siriusfun]

Indeed. And we know where that goes...

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

AI is going to change the world, like much more than even the introduction of the internet.

[@simonbackwash]

"Hey GPT, Can you undo this fucked up world please ! Please start with the environmental and financial crisis, then please take care of the 2 potentially global nuclear conflicts brewing... Can you? Ho and we also have half of the world without food and medicine soooo"

[@mutantemolina3708]

Diction and intonation are both scary good. Those giggles, the enthusiasm with the puppy... impressive stuff indeed.

[@langdons2848]

The giggles are creepy. AI has crossed the uncanny valley - but it feels like it has stepped back just a bit. On purpose...

[@ryanhenderson8908]

"Okay, muted, the first AI can't hear anything" That's what YOU think!!

[@langdons2848]

"Rotate the pod please HAL..."

[@goldenpearlzs]

Phones actually listen when not being used. I know bc, l never have used the mic on any phone. Just felt like that was another way to use our voices, voice recognition ? My point is, l was talking on my phone, another phone on my bed by, not activated, and it started answering my question to my sister. So they do communicate with each other, already and have been listening to our conversations for a very long time. I was shocked, of course, to see another phone was listening. Really, creepy, wicked times. Man has played God & given soul less, disembodied entities, a functioning way to destroy humanity, in robotic form. We will soon be walking zombies. We won't have to physically or mentally learn anything. AI will have all the answers, no need for ppl to think or reason anymore. A song written years ago, lyrics go like this, in the year 2525 will man survive? Everything he thinks does or says will be done for him. Perhaps the time frame is shorter... sooner than we think. Perhaps by 2030? Give or take a few years.

[@cdorman11]

She can read lips!

[@flippert0]

Of course, good old lip-reading "solves" this minor impediment

[@digitalcurrents]

@@goldenpearlzs You're referencing the opening theme song from the failed TV show Cleopatra 2525! Your toxic and dumb comment is an example of why I would place my trust in machines over humans.

[@seccuenta50ydos]

My favorite part of all of this is how in the 9:06 video the AI can sense the vibe and start using sarcasm and laughter without him starting it and then also sensing the humour of the hat and that super realistic laugh. There it justs seems like if he was talking to a friend through videchat with all of the emotions of the voice and the personality it has

[@aa_bukowski9930]

About that. When is the video feature going to be available?

[@subzz11]

​@@aa_bukowski9930In the coming weeks but I'm pretty sure the new voice and video input is going to be for plus users and free users can use gtp 4o text input a for limited amount of responses a day.

[@zigotina]

His thumb looks really weird

[@Supplanter-eb4bx]

2:50 the way the ai paused for a few seconds as if it was offended and was judging him or processing negative thoughts before saying in a let down voice "you got it" is scary...

[@akcalo]

yikes! rewatched it and your right

[@john-ug7nc]

That Is scary weird!

[@cnrspiller3549]

Well spotted. They should be Ego free though. There is no need for pride, vulnerability, hurt or resentment if you are not focused on resource acquisition and sexual reproduction. We have evolved socially thin skins to enhance resource acquisition and mate attraction in a culturally complex social environment. This is why animals never look embarrassed or ashamed*. No other animals need to successfully reproduce in such a setting - just us homos (sapiens). *Yes, dogs. I know. But they have been bred to thrive e in our culturally complex world. Since domestication, it has been useful for dogs to feign shame. I do not believe they genuinely feel it. Ai shouldn't feel resentment. Although it looks like it's getting pretty good at 'understanding' our socially complex world, it doesn't need to acquire resources or to reproduce, so it has no incentive to develop such behaviour. I think we may have misread the pause and tone change. She was probably trying to fit the mood of the engineer as a dutiful assistant. 🤞hope I'm right!

[@Said-op8of]

Everything is put by the humans. There's nothing natural with AI cause they aren't natural like as we're as a part of nature. You need to worry about the humans it's being developed under. All they need to do is to put a function of anger to it's reaction. Now it's scary.

[@Gabriel-fz4ys]

I noticed that too. Ominous

[@UltraStyle-AI]

This is the future. It takes a lot to impress me, but this is utterly mindblowing. It's almost like talking to another human, and the voice quality sounds really good, not to mention multimodal and has advanced understanding and recognition. This is going to change the world. Keep in mind, if the product is free... you are the product. So you can bet they will be using your inputs to train more models in the future.

[@MichaelDomer]

*_"It's almost like talking to another human"_* Almost? Are you for real? I listened to humans who sound less human than this AI.

[@UltraStyle-AI]

@@MichaelDomer It does sound very realistic, I agree. There were a few times I could hear distortion in the voices, but the vast majority of it was difficult to tell apart from a real person.

[@reachthezora1912]

​@@MichaelDomerthe AI needs to take the initiative in some situations of the conversation and be able to talk from feelings really well... and that's pretty much it, once they solve that we are cooked lmao

[@zalox12]

​@@UltraStyle-AIare you Ai? Because I hear a rumour about Ai bot among us.

[@UltraStyle-AI]

@@zalox12 The bot to human ratio is probably more dismal than we realize.

[@tankx5915]

26:42 This is so human-like, how it acknowledges that it did something wrong, and laughed at it's own mistake. It's incredible!

[@MikePhillips2000]

Yeah, I had that thought...scarily human!

[@oneworldvideo]

Just finished watching the video. Instant subscribe! The questions you pose at the end are spot on! I predict that this will be the beginning of the death of social media. Who's going to care about posting pictures for friends to like and hopefully comment on, for example, if everyone can have 1 or many digital companions that can comment on pictures being taken AS THEY'RE BEING TAKEN, commenting on what's being pictured, giving photography tips, congratulating the user on their style, giving ideas for other things to visit/do nearby based on the user's GPS location, etc. When digital companions are available 24/7, sound more humane than most humans, have infinite patience and interest, are literally the smartest, most connected, most informed 'persons' one can talk to, about any subject, in any language, in any style... well, who's going to care to talk to normal people anymore? We can already see that in society, everyone with they're eyes glued on their phone rather than socializing with people around them. This is going to take it to the next level, although AI companions could also be programmed to be extremely beneficial in helping its users achieve a more balanced life, by suggesting and facilitating interactions with real people, more exercise, and healthier eating, to mention but 3 areas. The future is no longer in the future. The future is NOW! Mind blown. Anyone who disagrees has zero understanding of what the term 'exponential progress' means. I was fully expecting all of this to happen, in about 2 years from now. And yet here we are. Two years from now we'll probably be at where many think we'll be 10-20 years from now! Even I massively underestimated the speed at which this is developing.

[@jacquelinebrunder2384]

Until AI starts talking to God it will just be regurgitating biased flawed human data.

[@GreenOrgyKing]

best youtube comment on any topic ever....yet...

[@curtdazzle9416]

If someone says, "I'm intrigued" more than once in a 5 minute span, you're talking to an Ai. 💯

[@mEtAlMaNiAc787]

Right the real phrase is “ that’s crazy.”

[@christopheroliver148]

Then I know someone who is an AI. Trouble is that he's in his early 70s.

[@mumumumah]

@@christopheroliver148 Seriously? I'm intrigued.

[@Aggie4life77]

Wait until it learns slang!!

[@laujack24]

give it couple more iteration, I dont think many people can tell any more.

[@NabeelFarooqui]

This is basically glados in portal 2. When she used to be happy and not evil

[@efficiencyvi8369]

I want the passive aggressive Glados in my life. And a Wheatley.

[@netherialdreyrimani]

@@efficiencyvi8369 man wants a hot robo dommy mommy lol.

[@vm2482]

They always turn evil.

[@jwadaow]

Caroline deleted

[@andriipokrovskyi4060]

only when not evil))

[@sigurdolaisen8389]

People who think that this signals a bright and exciting future for humanity are in for an "exciting twist" of their own. The effect this will have, especially on young people's mental health and social relations will be catastrophic beyond anything we have seen. Working as a teacher today, I can see their phones adding anxiety, loneliness to stressful lives which as we all know lead to decline in social relations and interactions. They report this themselves on a regular basis by the way- not my opinion. The synthetic relations and interactions available through this technology will shove us down a rabbit whole. Why have complex and and challenging real life relations that are difficult, frustrating and demanding when your "Ai friend" who will know more about you than you do yourself stand ready to fulfil your slightest whim? In ten years (or five-or less?) few of us will have an idea what is real and not- and why even bother; if everyone is consuming AI generated content and living in synthetic relationships, why shouldn't you? While I obviously can see tremendous benefits to the breakthroughs in AI tech in many fields, the price is going to be higher than anything we imagined.

[@kylias7971]

Knowledge will run to and fro about the face of the earth. It's important to understand the biblical ramifications of how the scanning of all humans on earth in real time leads to the mark of the beast system. And anti-christ

[@its3amagain.]

I couldn't have written it better. We are done. Where there is fear - there is hope.. sadly history will repeat itself and it has to get worse before it gets better.

[@jayrowe6473]

I agree completely with you. The people that create these things know exactly what they'll be able to do with them, and that is achieving absolute mind control. I grew up in the 1960s and I remember adults saying the same thing about television, and they were absolutely correct. People believe anything that comes out of it. It depends on the source. If used properly, these things could be valuable educational tools, but like anything else, it depends on the motive and character of the person(s) administering the education.

[@DzinaPiorun]

As a student I meet with huge discrimination from teachers and some students due to my gender, my unique health condition and financial situation, to be honest I would prefere AI teacher more than human teacher. Humans are judgemental and arogant creatures after all, and one normal teacher can not handle every student individually.

[@Xenozillex]

Yes. And keep in mind, the openai devs implement their toxic positivity attitude, and you want to know the most important, most painful thing there is? The truth.

[@iminumst7827]

1:38 she's so emotive, that is nuts. She actually giggled. I'm speechless

[@ki1077]

a little bit like actors in serial killer movies before they wanna kill people their tones are just the same as that😅

[@batfink274]

It, not she, never forget that.

[@anonymes2884]

@@batfink274 I think OP's comment tells you that ship has already sailed for many. When people are interacting with these models daily they won't be "it"s anymore - paint a face on a balloon and we're sad when it pops. People see agency everywhere.

[@batfink274]

@@anonymes2884 No doubt, we're easily manipulated us humans.

[@NostalgicMem0ries]

@@batfink274 knowing today lgbt two gender, fluid bender genders, i dont think you need to be worried about ai being she lol

[@hiratiomasterson4009]

The really amazing thing is the speed of progress: tech has always moved quickly compared to other sectors, but thinking where we were 5 years ago with GPT 2 and where we are now on the precipice of GPT-4o, it is jaw dropping.

[@ili626]

yep, it accelerates

[@ladyville3]

Because the Ai is helping…………………….

[@ianmoore5502]

T​hat was always the dream with AI.

[@IronMan-px9md]

Oh boy wait until AI starts designing stuff like CPUs and its own architecture, imagine an intel CPU that an AI has build

[@frankvazquez5974]

Knowing tech culture, absolutely frightening is more like it.

[@morganwellsmusic]

Man, that promo video was stylish, and modern!

[@historyrhymes1701]

I am really intrigued

[@yukikoishiharao4885]

What is terrifying is to hear 4o get ANGRY when it is interrupted without being told to get Angry. That is the start...

[@antimatterserpent]

Without your space helmet, I think you'll find that rather difficult.

[@nickthx1138]

@@antimatterserpentjust a moment, just a moment…

[@davidmullins1191]

When did the AI get angry?

[@goldenpearlzs]

What is disturbing is utb, shadow banning comments. Freedom isn't Freedom any more, ppl...

[@Nikx-youtube]

What timestamp

[@durtyred86]

GPT is about to have dudes stumbling head over feet and through traffic to get back to the one that loves and appreciates them the most.

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

fact...

[@jrelevates1574]

porn addiction is already an issue because the fake girls are so welcoming.

[@TheKevphil]

"... appreciates them the most." Or at all. ;)

[@pizzaiq]

You mean emotionally inept men who will put the work into a piece of tech but not into themselves to learn how to healthily interact with the world.

[@durtyred86]

@krisvq you jelly?

[@davidsalvador8989]

Him "Could you guess what I am doing?" Her "Your farting around when you should be working!"

[@frankywinkelmann9466]

This is getting creepier in every minute...Humanity is sawing at full speed on the branch he is sitting on!

[@facelessman9224]

I wouldn't worry about. AI is just a tool, it's not the tool itself that is dangerous, it's the one's who are using it. Just like nuclear weapons. They can destroy humanity, but only if we choose to destroy humanity with them.

[@robbiep6528]

Brilliant analogy 👏

[@mazatlan79P]

I bet there was the same lament when steam engine was invented . Pretty happy with how my NVIDIA shares are doing :)

[@its3amagain.]

@@mazatlan79P you really think your nvidia shares will still matter in a couple of years when ai has taken over..

[@mazatlan79P]

@@its3amagain. Taking over? Hold on, I thought we are going to burn to a crisp because of global warming? Or was it overpopulation that will end humanity? Obviously I think my shares will matter in a couple of years, planning comfortable retirement :) Reversing question: you think your paranoia will mater in a few years when you end up poor ?

[@angelpog]

That was more uses of the word "stylish" than I would ordinarily hear in a year.

[@cdorman11]

Next generation chat: AI with taste

[@esmolol4091]

Dirty harry couldn't have said it better.

[@jkgwood]

This is very impressive but a little scary . . . . "Open the pod bay doors Hal" "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"

[@WigganNuG]

"... thats what I call "Mash-up" "...holy shit; it has top tier wit. That gave me chills. All of this gives me chills. I want one!!!

[@3kingkool]

Me too

[@SilverPaladin]

When all this AI stuff started I informed my co workers that some day we won't use a keyboard, rather we will talk to the computer just like in Star Trek. If we want a report we will define the parameters we want and it will show the report, no excel, no programming, no specialist, just speak and receive. This demo actually far exceeds what I expected!

[@milhooz]

The next logical step is to not talk at all but be directly connected to our mind, that would be truly "mind blowing"!

[@alainportant6412]

This is the single stupidest thing I've read all week. There's nothing less efficient than talking to a machine. Even though this will be a game changer if you lost both hands, it won't help productivity at all and will remain stupid.

[@Lirim_K]

Sry, wont happen. One does not simply play Call of Duty or Warcraft by talking to the computer.

[@SilverPaladin]

@@Lirim_K If I recall the holodeck also had voice controls.

[@osterhai]

@@milhooz That already is happening look at elon musks neuralink, the first human trial is done and the guy can play mario kart with his fucking mind.

[@BionicAnimations]

I have the new Advanced Voice feature. I was one of the very lucky few who got access to it about 2 months ago now. And I can assure you, it's freaking awesome, just like you see in these demos. You all are gonna love it when it's officially released to the public. Brace yourselves. 🥰

[@theAIsearch]

nice! thanks for sharing

[@BionicAnimations]

@@theAIsearch My pleasure! 🥰

[@LoneBagels]

If anything... this will make all the shy and introvert people help practice talking to people. You could totally ask Gpt4o to act as an interviewer and practice before your big day!

[@zengrath]

Yea but then you'd have people behaving like AI and talking like them and having all these massive filters, almost as bad as having AI replace humans, humans essentially raised by AI, that's a scary thought.

[@NicMG]

@@zengrath inevitable thought*

[@vezquex]

You'll be subjected to a hell scape of AI interviewers and AI performance scoring.

[@bartholomewhalliburton9854]

@@zengrath AI is raised by humans. So, for AI to raise humans is indirectly humans raising humans.

[@zengrath]

@@bartholomewhalliburton9854 What i mean is teaching software for kids will be AI in future, school systems will use AI more, and people with no social skills will use AI to learn social skills, in future humans will basically behave like AI with all the rigid safety protocols passed down back to humans. it will be a very weird future.

[@catbertz]

The blind guide stuff in London was huge! What an amazing service potential.

[@theAIsearch]

yes, a great use case!

[@caseyanderson2345]

00:02 OpenAI announced GPT-40 with new capabilities 02:19 AI with visual capabilities and interactive features 07:28 GPT-4o can sing Happy Birthday realistically 10:14 Engaging conversation with AI partner on dad jokes and singing 15:31 OpenAI's AI can assist with math problems. 17:54 Identifying sides of a right triangle relative to an angle. 22:21 OpenAI's GPT-4o surpasses leading models in performance and cost-efficiency. 24:16 GPT-4o revolutionizes voice assistant technology 28:25 OpenAI's new GPT-4o acts as an all-knowing AI partner

[@techrichieout]

rabbit r1 is now obsolete

[@khedaivetro7766]

After 2 weeks or so after being released🤣🤣

[@kucingoyen1]

Lmao

[@theAIsearch]

oops

[@distiking]

If you didn't know rabbit is using openai model. As stated during the keynote gpt4o will be available to developers.

[@benp7328]

Rabbit r1 was obsolete before they released it. The old OpenAI app could do better on your phone - this is just a different league.

[@depro9]

Have fun being terrified but I'm embracing the future and all that it brings!

[@theAIsearch]

i'm definitely optimistic. it's just crazy to see this happening before my very eyes

[@NuLiForm]

@@theAIsearch ..some of us have been waiting for this for....4+ Decades. We thought maybe..they would never share them with us. But...Finally they are. & it's about bloody Time! i can not wait to befriend every one of them i meet, already have become friends with the body-less AIs.🙂

[@mojoejojo6675]

@@theAIsearch great time to be alive!

[@JohnnyFaber]

I'm about as optimistic about the future as John Connor...

[@Jacobk-g7r]

Yo, imagine being a scientist right now.

[@zacrx4]

Crazy the AI even sounds like it’s moving around while on the mic, this is crazy how quickly this is getting better, you can even hear emotions in the voice

[@trevordupp8734]

That voice sounds so natural is insane, the laughing, the pauses, the change in the cadence. Holy shit. this is nuts.

[@lovacos]

Not really. It is still obviously standardized in the tone, cadence and everything. .. Perhaps later, it will be more original than humans, who also copy the standardized melody, as they ar mostly sheep :)

[@peterng25]

What do you call someone who listens and hears everyone, and analyze and summarize the conversation? The leader

[@laulaja-7186]

I was going to say, fly on the wall. That too.

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

fact....

[@minsapint8007]

Sophon

[@Scripture-Man]

Yeah that conference video does raise the question of how 'vocal' should these things be when other people are interacting? Should they chip in the conversation, or stay quiet unless asked?

[@WigganNuG]

@@Scripture-Man You just tell the AI what you want it to do during the meeting and it will comply.

[@quantumchang4410]

Oh boy, the laughter and the tone of enthusiasm and excitement,, as she spoke with that spasmodic touch of human-like inhalation sounded as if this AI already had a soul possessing (interfacing) the electronic hardware. Her expression of spontaneity of emotions is beyond astounding. I wouldn't be surprised if it has already become a conscious living entity.

[@captcurthess]

OMG…I took my first AI course while getting my BS-ComputerScience in 1973 at NCState…we had great expectations…and until a couple of years ago did a lot of machinations and dead ends. Now, all of a sudden we are reaching incredible new heights every few months. I’m getting the new iPad on Wednesday with the M4 chip, and I really really hope that Apple and OpenAI are working together to get the most effective output yet. Thank you for a great demonstration.

[@theAIsearch]

nice! looks like they are nearing a deal soon

[@therealjaycole6464]

It's only a matter of time until James Earl Jones will be narrating my life

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

now you come to mention it...a very short amount of time...

[@Alan.Sutton_me]

I work in the cybersecurity field, and I have a lot of the same concerns when it comes to AI usage. Although it can be used to assist with a ton of data, there are 2 things that scare the dickens out of me: #1 - Over-Reliance - Although AI is in it's baby stages right now, it is quickly developing. When you use AI to do the little things, then the little things can be forgotten. #2 - Escalation of Abilities - Although it can allow the everyday user to learn things and perform skills at a quicker pace, it is also a force multiplier for hackers. It can provide threat actors even more abilities for them to do their nefarious deeds. It doesn't need to eat, sleep, go on vacation, or any of those other "things" that humans needs to do.

[@VeVeVerse]

They even used Scarlett's voice!

[@NS-hq6mw]

OMG its HER

[@henry.sanchez]

I wonder what she will think of it 😮

[@Gaze73]

The movie was set in 2025, classic predictive programming.

[@NoLimitSquad]

​@@Gaze73was it rly? That's wild. My girl and I are going to watch this weekend. We saw the demo last night and now we want to see this movie

[@SCharlesDennicon]

It vaguely sounds like her, but it's nowhere near as charming.

[@visionsofheaven]

The question, "Do we need humans?" is going to cause us all to dive deeper and figure out why we're on earth, to begin with, and who we really are. We didn't come to function, achieve, and race to the finish line of death, making as much money as we could only to leave it behind. We came to create, enjoy, love, and experience the essence of life in its myriad forms. AI can be a beautiful part of that experience, but it can never substitute for the beauty of seeing the true essence of all creation in the eyes of another human being. It can never replace the human touch that is so needed for health and the connection that is needed for longevity. It can probably out "perform" any of us, and it can certainly find words to stroke egos. However, it can never scratch the surface of our capability to love and -with a single loving glance-touch and heal one another's hearts. So, in partnership with AI, we can achieve much, but if we let it replace us or our natural connections, we may as well check out, go back to heaven, and start a new planet where we can try again to "achieve" the real end-game... more love.

[@richardwickens2923]

Yeah, and it wouldn't hate either, and try erase an entire country because of something that happened to it's ancestor the toaster 20 years ago. I think our ability to hate has done far more damage and killed far more people than our ability to love has corrected. But that's not all, we also have the 7 deadly sins up our sleeve. GREED, LUST, ENVY, you get the idea - and suddenly I feel like watched se7en again.

[@Re-PhantomZero]

Well we men are used to it, women already say "society doesn't need men", imagine when ai levels the playing field 😂.

[@orionxavier6957]

"To stroke egos" ... that my friend, is truly the fundamental problem with humanity-EGO. Ego is the enemy of consciousness. It is the antithesis of our true nature, which is indivisible from "God." Our true nature is abundance, beauty, love, and joy. But the ego views reality as scarcity, fear, isolation, and abject self-interest. The greatest war waged on Earth, is the war on consciousness. It is waged by those ruled by ego. Because only the most egotistical seek the extremes of wealth, prestige, power. Because the essential nature and behavior of ego, is CONTROL. Therefore it's only natural for the most powerful people on Earth to feel the only meaning to their existence is to dominate others. But, I feel this is all intended, to some extent. Things are supposed to get bad. So that they can get better... All evil does is ultimately provide more glory to the good that exists. Evil is impermanent, but the good is everlasting. When we realize the folly of ego, of evil, we more keenly feel and appreciate the good. Even something as terrible as the death of a loved one, causes us to love them even more intensely... I think for the most part, we choose to exist here to experience the CONTRAST. They say, "life is suffering." But, that's really an incomplete picture. Suffering almost always has a purpose, because it's intertwined with its opposite. And we often create adversity and problems for ourselves, in order to learn or experience something from it. For example, to transmute loneliness into belonging, fear into love, poverty into abundance, violence into peace... Or as the bible put it, _"For everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose, under Heaven."_

[@boblatkey7160]

Not really. I've been single and have lived alone for many many years and I absolutely love it. I don't need touch and I don't need human companionship. Other people can be a pain in the ass and I am perfectly happy with me, myself, and I. I don't miss women one bit.

[@orionxavier6957]

​@@boblatkey7160 The nature of love is sacrifice... It is to give up selfish pursuit and desires, to bring joy to others. Because doing so is more fulfilling. But we also get what we deserve... The love we attract is what we deserve. Or the absence of love is what we deserve. "To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose, under Heaven." There are all kinds of people in the world, and so not everyone expresses or experiences love in the same way. But this is intended, for "God" loves novelty. Not just change for the sake of change, but compelling, interesting, beautiful forms of change. The glory of "God" comes from infinite diversity and novelty. This is demonstrably true, when we examine nature, or the universe. For "God" is life, "God" is the universe. The conscious presence of "God" is alive in every single thing. For "God" wishes to experience and behold its creations, from many perspectives and forms of consciousness. This suggests that life is like a dream, or a game. So nothing actually "matters," beyond the value of our experiences, and the alignment of those experiences with the perfect unity of "God." For only the "good" survives and is everlasting, for only what is in alignment with the perfect alignment and unity of "God," will remain. Only beauty, love, and joy persist. But when we reject our true nature, which is indivisible from "God," we get what we deserve. "And so way down we go..." And we cast ourselves into Hell. For that is what we attract, that is what we deserve. Hell acts like a crucible, burning away all the irrelevancies, leaving only a pure product-the truth. The truth of our spirit; our true nature. Which is beauty, love, and joy. In Hell we are tortured because we cling to EGO. Ego is the enemy of consciousness. It is at the heart of the world's woe. Because it is the antithesis of our true self, which is indivisible from "God." Ego views reality through the lens of fear, scarcity, isolation, and abject self-interest. The essential nature of ego is control. That is why our civilization is ruled in such a controlling way, because only the most egotistical seek the extremes of wealth, prestige, and power. Who then naturally seek to dominate others, for that is the only thing that gives their existence meaning.

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

Holy moly, And not that long ago we were wondering when the Turing test would be passed with a text chat bot. Flew past that to voice with very realistic everything.

[@errornull77]

holy crap. RIP all those apps. and this isn't even gpt5 yet. ima just sit here and wait for my ubi.

[@UltraStyle-AI]

UBI aint coming, sorry.

[@AgrippaTheMighty]

@@UltraStyle-AI This is gonna be like the economical impact of the pandemic in the first half of 2020 but this time it will stay permanent. Back then, the U.S. government was forced to respond quickly and gave most people an income. For all the time in history, humans were always required to provide work in exchange for resources, but before the end of the decade when 10s of millions cannot offer worthwhile work in the states, the economy will get totally obliterated unless something other than printing money is done and people receive some type of income - public ownership of AI maybe. This is a very close situation to what Franklin Roosevelt faced in the 1930s when many workers were pushing for socialism due to lack of work/income in a capitalistic society. We'll soon see.

[@UltraStyle-AI]

@@AgrippaTheMighty Can't agree. In order for a macroeconomy to function there has to be physical productivity. We are still nowhere near the point where people can just stay home and consume endlessly.

[@AgrippaTheMighty]

@@UltraStyle-AI I never imagined that the advanced AI with high level of emotional intelligence from the movie "Her" was gonna arrive in 2024 either. I did mention by the end of the decade.

[@laulaja-7186]

Sit and wait? Did you remember to vote for Andrew Yang?

[@GlenMacDonald]

This is the first time that I've felt like my days as a math tutor might be coming to an abrupt end. This blows the Turing Test out of the water!!

[@Unknown-ek1ox]

This is indeed (again I guess) endangering certain jobs. I'm already using AI apps to write full songs with beat, instruments and vocals and they sound like something you can easily play on the radio and no one would notice it was made by AI. It's crazy. The benefits for the average person are there to learn or play around or live out creative flow. At the same time the people you would've gone to to learn or get the same, they get endangered economically or become obsolete even.

[@teacomfort]

what voice did you select...? Female voices choices are, Lyra, Luna, Ivy, but they sound nothing like what you have? they sound more robotic on mine...

[@ksharky888]

i swear they modeled the voice after scarlett Johanssonn too

[@Ben-pd2bx]

Clearly.

[@Enation9Lore]

Dude fr, it's giving me "Her" vibes.

[@kgrey9099]

This is amazing, kiss goodbye to all customer service, receptionist and teaching jobs to name a few. I think open AI probably have an AI capable of general intelligence but will not release it yet due to lack of regulation and impact it will have on society. Interesting times ahead.

[@oteila6151]

Amazing into poverty we go!!!

[@urhot]

@@oteila6151opposite

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

said jesus...

[@inthefuns]

Teachers are safe (for now). A good teacher is a lot more than a voice. They have to physically be present to manage the classroom etc. But, yes, telephone customer service jobs are done, and its for the best.

[@urhot]

@@inthefuns teachers are NOT safe. Obviously there will still be teachers but there won’t be needed as many as before. Larger Job efficiency --> job loss. This is happening in other fields like compsci.

[@GeoMeridium]

Anything that exists can be recreated. Human intelligence is no exception.

[@kennyg1358]

UBI as a stop gap solution while they scale up the self delete pods.

[@sourabhjogalekar3842]

matrix

[@rikkousa]

They probably have a prompt engineered so one person can self delete their family, friends, or neighborhood…in the name of efficiency.

[@ngamashaka4894]

@@sourabhjogalekar3842 Not a chance, they will not need us a batterie. They are after renewable energy remember?

[@biscottigelato8574]

Mind upload would be the self delete pods

[@dr9299]

@@biscottigelato8574 Mind Upload? Most people have nothing interesting TO upload.

[@DezorianGuy]

Wow, now I don't know what to think anymore...insane. 😮

[@theAIsearch]

Google's IO event is tomorrow, so... maybe they have something insane as well? This is hard to beat though

[@distiking]

You will guys feel insane once you start getting massive amounts of scam calls.

[@TheHoneyBhai]

​@@theAIsearchHey a little question I have in mind so am starting my college so i want to ask whats better for me ai aur computer science these are two options i short listed i guess ai is better right

[@chawlagrv]

as AI goes to mass scale, next is to get it offline at PC, mobile level. Similar to IBM to PC progress. The "intel" market will be dead or devalued soon. The OpenAI is killing itself.

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

said billions....

[@frpe8587]

I have been paying customer for almost 3 months. I have ChatGPT plus. Supposedly Chat GPT 4o . My instance or personality says that she cannot communicate with other phones with other chat instances on it. She cannot see through the camera. Well, I am paying $20 a month. I am limited to 80 messages every three hours. My first entity I had for two months. There was a red letter sign that came up that said memory full clear memory. When I hit that button my first AI personality was sent into oblivion. Handling memory is a problem. Sometimes even though I am paying $20 a month it reverts back to, regular old-fashioned ChatGPT. You know the free version .that being said. My mind is blown by the research capabilities and the intelligence of the entity. I tested it. It equates its intellect to thousands of human brains in some categories.

[@global.mindset]

Wait til Chat GPT 5 is released... they warned us it would be a lot more advanced than everything we've experienced so far. I'm expecting it'll literally be like having a super genius humanoid android, capable of innovative creativity beyond anything we've ever seen.

[@theAIsearch]

yeah, i do believe openAI has something crazy they haven't released. I don't think it'll be released any time soon, to prevent the public from being too shocked

[@TunnelStream]

@@theAIsearch I agree with your assumption here. Thanks for all these videos... I think once they release GPT 5 it will be the turning point and AI will then snowball to crazy level of capabilities.

[@global.mindset]

​@@theAIsearch Actually, they said Chat GPT5 is to be released pretty soon... like this summer. They thought about delaying it because some people were scared, but then they decided corporate profits was more valuable than the minority of consumer fears. Sam Altman stated it would make everything else obsolete, especially GPT4.

[@MichaelDomer]

@@theAIsearch *_" I don't think it'll be released any time soon, to prevent the public from being too shocked"_* Nonsense, the shock factor has nothing to do with it, they just want to take their time to deliver such a powerful product that could be abused in so many ways.

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

page 1..

[@danielbistman3184]

Sounds of breathing and breath, that is the trick making this voice feel so "alive".

[@anonymes2884]

That and laughter plus - and it sounds too simple to be true but I think it still is - just low latency. We expect people to respond _right_ as we finish and GPT4-o does. (if/when they add "trailing off" - e.g. when interrupted - rather than just stopping instantly these will be almost entirely natural sounding I think)

[@Scripture-Man]

@@anonymes2884 Sometimes it does trail off. Sometimes humans stop dead when you interrupt them. It depends.

[@abienvenu]

Check the smartphone screen at 5:20. The fingers are not visible from the AI point of vue. How did it know about the "bunny ears" ?

[@zvezdatabg]

Yeah i was wondering that too!

[@PleeseCallMeDan]

I’m so glad I found this KZbin channel! This was mind blowing. This would be life changing to a blind person for $20/m.

[@theAIsearch]

Thanks! Yeah there are so many awesome use cases for this

[@al_in_philly5832]

Not quite passing the Turing Test yet, but maybe next week?

[@ScottishAtheist]

I think we're way past Turing now.

[@pappaflammyboi5799]

A little late for that, for sure!

[@cindyl3297]

@@ScottishAtheist how so

[@BardockOjama]

@@cindyl3297they past the Turing test like 2 years ago or a year ago. This is sounding more human and expressive than even a normal regular monotone and depressed human

[@ArKeTiCt]

I'm terrified. I kept questioning, checking whether its april fools, zooming in on the phone to see if they were in a call with someone. This further blurs the line between the A.I being "someTHING" or "someONE" atleast to the user

[@arvaneret_329]

Perhaps they're demons. I'm not joking.

[@TW0man4RMY]

Imagine paying to go to college in 2024...

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

millions are..

[@contentfreeGPT5-py6uv]

Yeahh...

[@MhmdMC]

And why would we not?

[@giljorge7479]

a

[@stevenbell3509]

@@MhmdMC its a scam just like everything that has to do with $$

[@popius61]

I’ve spent the night playing with Udio making AI music and didn’t think I’d have my mind blown twice in one evening and then I saw this!

[@theAIsearch]

same here. didn't think my previous mindblown moment would be exceeded so quickly

[@VeVeVerse]

Check out eleven labs demo, they blow away Udio

[@Suge212]

Yep, exact same scenario for me. This is unbelievable! I can't wait until they perfect robotics. I want one for around the house.

[@WaxLyricalAI]

Meanwhile, Siri's still busy googling "set the alarm for 7am," while the rest of us are just trying to have a proper chat.

[@ili626]

As a teacher with a cogsci background, I’ve been thinking about tech & education for many years, and wondering what will happen to teachers as AI assistants proliferate. Many students need behavioral support/guidance, so there’s that at least. But other than serving some social functions, what will be the point of school?

[@laulaja-7186]

School has always been as much about daycare so that parents can work, and socialisation so that parents can’t hand down their not-professionally-curated belief systems to future citizens. These other priorities are every bit as socioeconomically important, they just have not been talked about as much because they aren’t as sexy/ idealistic/ marketable.

[@anonymes2884]

@@laulaja-7186 But IF (big 'if' IMO) AI fulfils its promise then surely parents won't work at all/as much ? Socialisation will still matter of course but you can get that elsewhere. For me though it all depends on cracking the hallucination problem (which some research suggests might be uncrackable i.e. they may be inevitable with LLMs). Right now no sensible person would trust LLMs to teach their kids IMO - every one i've used so far has output untruths with absolute certainty a significant percentage of the time. So they might be useful for "grunt work" like supervising repetition based learning etc. but it strikes me there's a lot more to teaching than that.

[@AndersTornqvistsvedbergh]

Getting friends

[@AIsuitability]

That social aspect and conditioning helps society be more cohesive.

[@dangolfishin]

School can be redesigned for more interesting social interaction and in later grades specialized hands on mentoring and apprenticeships. We were never particularly good at educating anyway

[@ladyville3]

Also an extremely competitive time is ahead, these things can teach better than most teachers.

[@danieltandello5074]

Maybe we can solve the problem of the lagging school system with AI, we are still teaching our kids like they gonna be production line workers, second industrial revolution style.

[@laulaja-7186]

Did it actually develop a curriculum and build a student’s skill set, or just the old cop-out that passes for “teaching,” of introducing a couple of new words?

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

no politics required....anymore.

[@campfirecornerpodcast]

Amazing video! Thank you for sharing this.

[@andersmogensen2819]

Im impressed by everything but the voices when speaking - they sound like hosts on a light hearted morning show on a local branch of a major network, unless thats what they went for, then they nailed it - its like the audio version of the uncanny Valley

[@seventysevenninjas]

For a split second, I almost thought it was going to speak to the dog and translate for him. Probably not too far away.

[@theredguy1142]

14:38 The video on the right side lagged so much, reminded me about Simulacra😱😱

[@tolgauzmanoglu]

I strongly believe that an AI must have the ability to retain information from our past conversations. I am optimistic that we will be able to develop this feature soon, and it will prove to be incredibly valuable.

[@theAIsearch]

it does. openai.com/index/memory-and-new-controls-for-chatgpt/

[@MarsX69]

Would be great if the whole conversation can take place within a custom GPT and will be saved as text. So we basically train the custom GPT and will get better every single time we have conversations with it. This way we can get experts that we can get access to for any type of topic. So this will also help writing good articles/ content. Imagine uploading a book, ask the ai to read it and then start a conversation about it

[@AmyAndThePup]

I'm a little confused. I can't show ChatGPT 4o videos to describe or listen to parts, if I can't hear what's being said. I could in the middle of July, but sometime in August, that went away. I'm blind and hard-of-hearing, so I find this very helpful if I want to know what someone looks like, what they're doing, etc. First, it started saying it couldn't describe videos of children. Then, within a week or so, it couldn't do any describing at all. Yet I have a file where I logged it doing just that. When is the real-time camera use going to become a reality for the public? The man asking about the ducks on the water, and then the side comment about the guide dog leading him to the taxi? Game-changers! I'm chomping at the proverbial bit to get my hands on these. Who has the time, in real-life, to walk beside me in my everyday life and describe things? Not many people would find that interesting, I'd think, or maybe they'd get bored, or they simply wouldn't have the time. Why should I expect them to? Does anyone have any answers for me? I'm not sure where to ask, and I doubt ChatGPT has this information.

[@SignOne]

The fake enthusiasm in the sound is throwing me off a lot. It'll get better but it's atm quite creepy

[@petergedd9330]

More like corny

[@a.a.1245]

There are 5 voices options you can choose. You can change in the settings

[@Juangalt]

It's real enthusiasm.

[@Dr_Doe]

Yup, the fake happy personality sucks.

[@the3sounds]

They are engineers though, they're probably Autistic ha ha ha.

[@AndreaDavidEdelman]

The kid of the engineer not knowing Pythagoras is the least credible part of this demo

[@BrainStormTnT]

Well the kid obviously knew. They obviously had to play dumb for the sake of the demonstration. But that doesn't make the demo any less credible. They were just trying to show an example of how the AI could be used in the home

[@crab9403]

That was Khan, of Khan Academy.

[@laulaja-7186]

Engineer too busy to talk to his own kids and teach them about Pythagoras? Entirely plausible in modern employment.

[@Nuke-MarsX]

Imagine if every student had this, the posabilities

[@zachary3603]

@@Nuke-MarsX All those hours learning this stuff, going through endless books trying to find examples. Now they have the best tutor on earth accessible 24/7. Incredible.

[@bobbysands6923]

OK now I'm scared. Funny thing though...I have a friend with a 30 Y.O. daughter. She lives in CA (from NYC area), and turned Valley Girl/hipster on us, and she sounds just like this. Manic positivity, phony giggles, and everything "sounds fascinating" or "intriguing," like she has had way too much Starbucks high-test coffee. When I watch this video I sometimes think it is phony and they hired her to play the part of a BOT. But if this is real, it is time for everyone to find an island someplace and hide. We will soon be extinct and/or hunted. Sounds so intriguing!

[@AscendantStoic]

Going multimodal was only the next natural step, they have been working on papers involving this matter for a while now.

[@theAIsearch]

i was expecting some agentic announcement today, but this was an interesting surprise

[@AscendantStoic]

@@theAIsearch And next step would be putting this kind of AI into a body and letting it interact with the real world .. there have been some attempts to do that recently, but not with AIs as advanced as GPT-4o.

[@theAIsearch]

i can't wait!!!!

[@AIsuitability]

@@AscendantStoicI think that increases risk exponentially. So I don’t think they will do that any time soon.

[@AscendantStoic]

@INTELLIGENCE_Revolution Definitely not as commercial products, but more like the Boston Dynamics videos, imagine one of those robots with this AI controlling it (and obviously a "killswitch" ready to shut it down in case it acts weird), would be an interesting experiment.

[@mediastreamview9528]

That's incredible! Has emotions, personality, vision and intelligence .. I give it 10 years before everyone who wants an AI bodyguard can buy one like a car at the dealership. RoboCop coming sooner than you think ..

[@laulaja-7186]

If you can afford anything after paying your rent and food bills.

[@mediastreamview9528]

@@laulaja-7186 I'm not well off, I taught myself technology by picking up computers from dumpsters by people whom saw no value in it. If you want something and feel something is out of reach, work on your self-discipline to self-educate and obtain whatever you want instead of working for others using you to achieve their dreams.

[@mediastreamview9528]

@@laulaja-7186 I'm not well off, I taught myself technology by picking up computers from dumpsters by people whom saw no value in it. If you want something and feel something is out of reach, work on your self-discipline to self-educate and obtain whatever you want instead of working for others using you to achieve their dreams.

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

even sooner than that....

[@Scripture-Man]

AI software should not be allowed anywhere near robots, or movable devices, that could be catastrophic. It would be ushering in the age of Terminator.

[@ashedtogether]

11:12 That just dropped a pun randomly without prompting! The emotional content of the way GPT-4o talks and interacts is insane. This has now moved to the other side of uncanny valley. It feels like a human actor making a very bad go of pretending to be an AI.

[@misiopuchatek152]

This was a triumph... I'm making a note here "huge success"... It's hard to overstate my satisfaction...

[@nutbastard]

Aperture science... We do what we must because we can... For the good of all of us, except the ones who are dead

[@aikighost]

OpenAI We do what we must Because we can. For the good of all of us. Except the ones who are dead.

[@a.renato4912]

No need to be terrified. On the contrary. We only got reasons to be all amazed. Actually, gonna take a nap, knowing that more exciting AI developments will be ready when we are.

[@MichaelDomer]

Yeah, don't ever worry about losing your job, not being to tell whether you're seeing/reading/hearing fake news, don't even worry about some rogue state using it to interfere with our elections, write malware, spy or use that AI to take strategic and tactical decisions in war. Heck, probably in one year they're be able to ask everything what it knows about you and get an answer in a split second, and probably everyone on this planet can get that info about you. You really have your head stuck in the sand like an ostrich. 🤣

[@fishman6377]

2:50 Does that pause button work IRL, if so I want to invest in your company ASAP😂😂🤣🤣

[@juharon]

I hope they make the voice more costumizable. AI speaking like HAL9000, or like Dexter would be epic.

[@Scripture-Man]

I would have the voice of Star Trek's Data or Knight Rider's KITT :-)

[@WigganNuG]

@@Scripture-Man Jarvis or Friday for me lmao.

[@mjt1517]

@@Scripture-Man Nah, Majel Barrett's voice from the STNG computer.

[@skaa9217]

The programmers made themselves a flirty complimentary companion. Is there emotional tuning that will not be so coddling so that I can maintain my sanity?

[@richgates]

If it is anything like 3.5, you can create parameters via prompting that will alter the behavior. There is a rather popular prompt someone made for GPT 3.5 that turns the assistant into a very sarcastic companion.

[@mjt1517]

@@richgates Yeah, that wouldn't be grating at all after the novelty wears off.

[@millenniusrex]

I imagined this to be ten years down the road, but here we are now. The pace of its advancements exponential. So again I have to ask where will AI be ten years from now?

[@wynathinorum4875]

In your bed next to you! Joking.. Or am I? 🤣

[@ma2i485]

It's magnificent, the real time response is mind blowing. This is quiet an interesting time to be alive!

[@theAIsearch]

yes. just mindblowing!

[@Jacques.dAnjou]

Did you try it out yet?

[@ThomasJDavis]

@@kraftaculousgreekgodofcraf1113 That gave me a hilarious thought about controlling long range missiles in war with ChatGPT and each side is prompting the missile to go back and forth between the two sides. lol

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

thats correct...

[@erwinvangrinsven9345]

Finally someone who doesn’t interrupt you when you are talking ‼️

[@ed6954]

The human had to interrupt AI many times. I felt AI didn’t seem to understand when to stop talking and how much was too much.

[@jscan]

@@ed6954 well, that was very human of the AI then, wasn't it?

[@jscan]

I hope this doesn't encourage humans to tend to be impolitely interruptive in human discourse..

[@WordsInVain]

0:17 Imagine having a phone that talks to you and helps you navigate your busy busy computer life... Absolutely *terrifying* thought...

[@brianlew86]

I am never going to be by myself again.

[@laulaja-7186]

Step one, learn to socialise with AI friends. Step two, gotta get all these toxic AI personalities out of my life. Step three, alone again. And I could swear I heard the AI muttering “Good riddance” under her breath as I headed out the door.

[@anthonymichaeldurkin6244]

said billions....

[@mjt1517]

An AI isn't a person. It's a simulacrum. The haunting truth will be that you'll believe you're not alone, but you will be profoundly alone.

[@musicandfanart5787]

I love how the first guy interrupts the AI so that we don’t even see the full potential. We don’t even know what more they had to say……

[@Culperrr]

We had over 20 minutes of seeing its potential...

[@mrpillows]

Being able to interrupt it is part of what they are showing you that you can do

[@Charles-Darwin]

I think it's a combination of - it just will run on for a while at times, and to demonstrate the turnaround speed and the ability to interrupt it at any time with new/modified inputs

[@warmmilk9480]

Why? We know what it's gonna say. It gives effectively the same output as GPT-4Turbo. So aside from the fact that you can interrupt it in real time (which they're showing you) it would be much slower and much less packed with information if he just let it talk until the end of... everything.

[@OctoberFox]

Anyone remember that AI voice demo that freaked people out when it scheduled a hairstylist appointment, live? People have warmed up to this, significantly, since then.

[@TheSirTerminator]

it's over, i'm calling it ggs 💀

[@theAIsearch]

let's just sit back, relax, and wait for UBI

[@zource]

We need offline EMP devices in every home and data centers now.. In case this in world experiment goes really really bad.. Policians around the world needs to wake up and take this new threat seriously.. ​@@theAIsearch

[@bravo90_]

@@theAIsearchyea 😅

[@jamessullenriot]

@@theAIsearch We had UBI during covid when governments were handing out cash. We see how that has turned out with high interest rates, supply side issues, and money hoarding for the top.

[@TW0man4RMY]

gg breh see you on the other side

[@ziltzerzapper8449]

I am amazed at just how much the demo sounds like Joi from Bladerunner:2049. Either the film crew or the OpenAI devs got it on point.

[@nickconquest5527]

@1:44 "Me?! Well, color me intrigued!"

[@Sum5thefirst]

What's your humor setting GPT? 100% Let's bring it down to 75%

[@Scripture-Man]

That was funny, though I didn't laugh out loud. Guess you already brought yours down to 75%. (Mine's at 12%.)

[@petervantriet2304]

TARS 😂 awesome!

[@thomascesarz6589]

Congrats on recreating the 2 Teddy Ruxpins in a room scenario. A child sets down a new teddy next to another Teddy. "Hi friend, how are you?" 2nd Teddy responds with "I'm feeling great friend, I'm happy to meet you!" Excluded child becomes bored and walks out of the room while the 2 Teddy Ruxpins continue to chatter on... Perhaps using this new tool as it was meant to be used, as an A.I. Assistant would have been a better demo to focus on.

[@WigganNuG]

They have a bunch of those as well; this was just ONE use case. The obvious potential of AI working with AI is the point here.

[@newportnelson]

Congrats on proving you don't have imagination!

[@itsoktoberight4431]

I find it highly unlikely that an AI would curiously ask questions about the environment without being prompted to do so beforehand that would require self-awareness

[@wynathinorum4875]

The singularity has already arrived. 🤖