It Was a Monumental Week For AI Advancements!

[@lakegeorge11]

Matt, you seem to be running out of unique adjectives to hype up the titles of your KZbin videos. It appears that nearly every weekly video uses a similar descriptive word, such as "Insane week for AI," "Enormous week for AI," or "Monumental week for AI Advancements." If every video is labeled as an "INSANE week," how will your audience distinguish between a truly groundbreaking week and a regular one?

[@AI-Consultant]

he should use chatgpt for ideas

[@Marcel-e8o]

Money money money 💰💩 Useless KZbiner around ai hype

[@DougieBarclay]

Selfdeath by clickbait

[@godzilla902jss]

​@@DougieBarclay A law of nature indeed

[@davidbarahona1368]

This makes no sense

[@ryansantangelo8666]

Matt, really appreciate what you do. With all the noise out there, you're one of the few voices I trust to break it all down. Glad you're here keeping us informed!

[@monkeyzorr3090]

You're thanking an Elon Musk apologist

[@ryansantangelo8666]

@@monkeyzorr3090 Regardless of how anyone sees Matt Wofle, his content has helped me considerably, and for that I am grateful.

[@BruceWayne15325]

People are focusing on the wrong things with Operator, so I don't think the public is getting an idea of just how mind blowing this is. The average person isn't going to spend $200/month to have AI browse the web for them or shop. What they will pay that kind of money for (and it's a steal at that price) is things like: 1. Automated web designer that can do SEO work as well 2. Automated Quality Assurance engineer for web-based products 3. Automated code reviewer for pull requests 4. Automated JIRA ticket research and maintenance for project managers 5. Automated forum manager 6. Automated customer support representative Now you start to get the idea of just how huge this can be when it gets better, and I just scratched the surface off the top of my head.

[@divisarvaraidu41]

companies will run by AI agents end to end, at least in low skill jobs in very future, if Operator kind of agents develops well

[@dlprofitt]

Totally agree... One of my first tests, which ran successfully btw, was having it access a GitHub account that I set up for it, and then creating a repo with a README. I then had it create the frontend code for a to-do list app - original, I know, lol - and commit the code to that repo. It did all of that successfully, including it's decision to create a CodeSandbox account, using the GitHub account I gave it, to write the code and test it prior to committing the files to the repo. Gonna build out the full pipeline to have it develop and launch production apps next.

[@memegazer]

As a multitasking tool it is not something that slows down idividual focused attention As a multitasking tool it saves times doing mundane things that, sure tbf needs a lot of hand holding, but that time can come at your choosing in the backround But maybe I sound like a shill saying that I am not going to sign up for it at this price point when open source methods are just as competive in that regard

[@memegazer]

Is it the best agentic tool on the market...yes...is it worth the cost...no...not there yet when free less state of the art options exist

[@memegazer]

Another point I want to make is that is a slow roll out imo behind the scenes there is probably a lot less red tape to deal with in terms of reception

[@TravisEric]

We need a master operator that manages all the little operators. Then we just tell it, I want to go to Paris for two weeks make it blissful. And our whole trip pampered.

[@greenfinmusic5142]

"And do some stock/crypto/currency trading between now and then to make the money to pay for the trip."

[@sjay4673]

As always, thanks a million for this great overview of everything new! All the best to you, Matt! 👍

[@BenjaminHebert1]

Operator but with voice would definitely be a game changer. Just think of something and it does it for you in the background

[@blackopal3138]

Pornographers are going to be so happy...

[@GeekyGamerScienceTeacher]

Yay! Thank you, Matt! I love your videos and updates.

[@andrewai2001]

Thanks for the shout out! Another great episode! 🙌

[@a7xfanben]

Great update, thanks!

[@directorkings4877]

Amazing, been waiting for a loooong time

[@AtticusDenzil]

lol finally an ad that fits in with the rest of the video, LTX is something I am willing to try ...

[@corazonjedi]

10:00 And just like that, I trust this KZbinr again. Thanks Matt Wolfe for not selling your soul. Respect.

[@aifascinated]

I love the new thumbnails 👍

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

I do wonder if this is week is a preview of what living through the Singularity feels like: there's just much too much. In fact it will probebly soon take a few dedicated AI agents to summarize progress in AI in a way that doesn't seem overwhelming. "Summarize this week in AI like Im trying to stay sane..."

[@dwiii1635]

Good shit, Wolfy.

[@marnow88]

So thankful KZbin algorithm, golden video, watched it whole, perfect for walks with the stroller 😊

[@jimknarr]

I just created a fully functioning Pac-Man with DeepSeek in less than an hour. This is insane!

[@beri4138]

I gotta try it with my chess project I got stuck on

[@jimknarr]

@@beri4138 I've been comparing the same process I went through to CoPilot and Grok and DeepSeek is more accurate code. China is winning this AI race right now.

[@beri4138]

Update: After struggling with checkmate detection for a week, daddy DeepSeek found the issue. Best debugging tool I ever used.

[@SwaGotti]

Thanks Matt. definitely gonna go check out acouple of these

[@Boolvtech-offical]

Great content 👍🏾 thanks for your sharing 🎉

[@anandchoure1343]

AI + AR smart glasses + BCI (optional) = perfection 😌

[@IzergilBaba]

I had one task: to recognize and translate handwritten French letter. ChatGPT (free version) performed perfectly, even recognizing names and lesser-known terms. Deepseek did a terrible job recognizing the text, making numerous mistakes. Claude (free version) couldn't recognize the entire letter at all, only writing one sentence summarizing the letter's meaning, and even that contained incorrect names; it also misinterpreted lesser-known terms as personal names. Gemini 1.5 struggled with the terms, but Gemini 2.0 not only perfectly recognized and translated the letter but also explained the meanings of the terms and geographical names from the text. Based on this, my choice for everyday tasks is Gemini 2.0 or ChatGPT.

[@fallrisk2904]

Correct me if I'm wrong but you're expecting Deepseek, which specializes in Chinese and English, to understand French... Sounds a bit like that's expected performance to me.

[@IzergilBaba]

@@fallrisk2904 These are general-purpose neural networks that understand most popular languages. They don’t have a specific specialization. ChatGPT and Gemini have no issues with communication and translation between popular languages. Only when the DeepSeek neural network overcomes such issues, it can be compared to them. For now, it is not versatile enough.

[@AdrianSommeling_photography]

When I saw Musk I suddenly realized we are living in the middle of a famous science fiction movie. Musk a man building his own AI. Building robots. Has satelites in space. Having a huge ego... What can possible go wrong?

[@ellicel]

I'm canceling my move to Sokovia just in case 😊😉

[@Belgriffinite]

Lol. Huge ego? Maybe in a sense. But also has a sense of humility and openness to alternative viewpoints as we have seen in multiple videos someone suggesting an idea and on the spot he decides their idea has merit and implements it.

[@michaelwoodby5261]

​@@Belgriffinite Oh no.... you poor little fella. You must have been in a coma for the last couple years. Turns out he's a Ketamine addicted Nazi who buys companies then pretends he founded them, and you can always tell where he was personally involved because that product is a disaster. The Cyber Truck, Twitter, and to a lesser degree Starship are where his 'creativity' is currently being showcased.

[@SimplyGamingandTech]

Nothing we can do anything about. Gotta go with it rather than swept away.

[@sandmanderl]

​@@BelgriffiniteI wonder if he does think the same about the ideas of a guy that was named Adolf?

[@bpiechocinska]

It would be interesting to hear if there are any interesting AI-powered personal assistants for health and health analysis, like an AI that knows ones medical history, has genetics info, biodata from tracking apps, lab results, symptoms etc. I know that there is a company that offers a body scan that is then analysed by AI and you get information about mole analysis, blood work etc. But I wonder about at home apps, if there are any really interesting ones. It would be super interesting to have an episode on those.

[@mutayyab01]

Amazing Newss I really enjoyed it

[@ellicel]

As always, very interesting. But the one thing I'll use immediately is Thumbtack -- I didn't know it existed and I need some furniture assembly assistance. Not the agent you were hoping to tell me about but certainly the agent I needed 😂 Thanks!

[@TimeFlux1089]

Neat stuff! Thanks for the update. I dunno though, I don't think I want anyone who's doing a German 1930s salute to be involved with *any* ai project, much less collabing with Open AI 😭

[@fredstoughton1053]

I wish there was a demo for business professionals, a demo that shows specialized agents ingesting data, working together, and handling all business operations. Maybe we have to wait for this capability.

[@kilianlindberg]

1:40 yeah *(while pressing a button to produce a new Spotify hit song with a album cover better than ever)* AI is just fun and games.. what took a few minutes now takes a few days

[@coindoggie4509]

What’s shocking to me is the companies are talking about how we are so close to AGI and ASI but the stuff they’re pushing out for consumers is dirt

[@jackstrawful]

They're wary of distributing too much power, too quickly, too openly.

[@vainezaiven6677]

Why is that shocking? They're not interested in the consumers.

[@Belgriffinite]

@@coindoggie4509 Don't you understand? They're trying to acclimate us little by little to this new world order. They just came out with the robot that could literally do everything better than us tomorrow The world would lose their minds and flip out and maybe cause civil worldwide word or some shit. They're still going pretty damn fast when you think about it in less than 5 years lesson 3 years really we've gone from like society with pretty much no AI to it's like changing every part of our existence almost and we're not even half a decade into it The progress is the astounding. It's hard to think that in like 20 years there's going to be a whole generation of kids that grew up with AI and it's not even going to seem like cool to them lmao

[@J.C.F.X.]

Because you will never touch AGI or ASI unless you have lots of money. It's somewhat free while its in Dev mode. They just need your data to finish building.

[@denijane89]

I think Sam and Elon falling apart is the best thing that has happened to the world. Because if these two are together, the possibility for power-abuse is HUGE. This way at least they keep each other in check.

[@An0therR0gue]

i really like the idea of "OpenAI Operator". its not available in the UK, but switching on my VPN to USA worked fine. like you always say, this is the worse is will ever be (as it will get better). i look forward to the day I can ask it (or another program) to open UE5 and do something for me, like create a custom blueprint for XYZ... all good stuff.

[@stridr5555]

OMFG we're in the future. How didn't I think of this when I was using macros? This is ingenious.

[@Piano218-zzz]

I'm so glad a different word is being used. I'm tired of shocking, stunning, and insane. So relieved! :P

[@JJ-fr2ki]

34:20 Not paid to say this or compensated in any way. But did PhD work in AI and Wolfe’s newsletter is an excellent review of developments practical AI 5 stars. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@RajabNatshah]

Thank you :)

[@shuntera]

Amazon is a good example because I can just ask Alexa to order more Dude Wipes with my voice and they just turn up!!!

[@aliettienne2907]

4:49 The enablement to run multiple task simultaneously is ideal for achieving proficiency and remarkable speed at which you can maintain an easy life. 13:37 This tool enabler is making video creation really phenomenally proficient and unbelievably fast. This will take away a lot of jobs in video production (I'm happy for the creativity but sad for the lost of future jobs). The tool enble a smooth control of body movement and the lip syncing is flawless too. 27:32 This real time training is flexible and enbles multiple creativity. Image and video production is no longer the same. The traditional way of editing image and video is of antiquity, Ai has eclipse everything. 28:52 I never could imagine that there will come a time when 3D generation will be that easy to obtain, and the quality is superb.

[@ithurtsbecauseitstrue]

the collapse moves closer

[@hqcart1]

the operator will be good for repetitive tasks, where you are sure of the task without interruption, like finding contacts & DM them

[@futurefuelcafe]

Crazy how far we're coming with AI development!

[@dlprofitt]

Agreed. Really hope Elon and Sam end up smashing the beef and working together.

[@gunkwretch3697]

thats not how crap it al ism works

[@josephcurrington5008]

It's fascinating how the race for AGI has become a geopolitical priority, framed as essential for preserving democratic values. While the West arguably possesses the resources to achieve AGI independently, the competitive nature of the pursuit seems counterproductive. If AGI, and subsequently ASI, truly heralds an era of abundance and prosperity, wouldn't a collaborative approach be more logical? Pooling resources and expertise could potentially accelerate the development timeline and mitigate risks associated with a single entity controlling such transformative technology. Of course, such a unified effort would raise concerns about monopolies and power imbalances. However, if ASI delivers on its promise of a post-scarcity society, these concerns might become moot. The notion of work itself could be redefined within a few years, offering unprecedented freedom and choice to individuals. This, of course, is contingent on responsible development and deployment of AGI, ensuring equitable distribution of benefits and addressing potential societal disruptions.

[@stephendgreen1502]

Maybe big websites should add their own prompt-driven automation. Then the prompt can simply be passed through to it. Then it can tailor their security to the requirement.

[@eightrice]

"announcements of announcements" happen for all product launches, but they're usually not referred to that way.

[@MaxGrossenbacher]

I think the idea is that people can talk to their agent and the agent will do things for them in the background. The reason they don’t use APIs is that the entire internet is built for people. This gives AI the option to navigate the human world without the human world adapting to AI.

[@Masakrer]

Virtually 90% usable internet belongs to like 10 corps, and these have APIs this or other way.

[@meow_meow_J]

Maybe in the future, something liked looking at the page text, and highlighting applicable elements, headings, form fields, etc. It’s entirely possible, since the screen readers have been doing this for decades at this point, same for API

[@ChopndropLLC]

Cloudland 🤙

[@Justin_Arut]

It's not a smooth operator.

[@DanieleH-t5v]

😂

[@martingronek4813]

Schade

[@nickspartanshld408]

Even if it's slow. It's only beginning 😮 please use it more and make it learn! Speed will come!

[@neverclevernorwitty7821]

I think probably the most significant thing about this week that I don't hear many people talking about. Oracle & Softbank are pitching in immediately $100B now to invest in infrastructure they don't exclusively control. $100B. $100B. Private companies don't make that kind of capital outlay on a whim. The metaverse losses I am sure are on each of these CEOs minds. This is coming far faster than anybody is ready for.

[@WilliamStonerock]

Son is notorious for making bad investments and aligning himself with evil regimes. Nothing new here.

[@BabylonBaller]

25:15 Anybody else notice Matt has 1 Million credits at Runway , He can retire now lol

[@Alejandro4891]

I've been waiting for a while for something to help speed up video editing. I also use resolve, so I hope something similar comes to it sooner rather than later.

[@suffolkcountysheriff]

A Ui-Tars tutorial vid would be cool, especially running local

[@julianwillis6878]

i really love this

[@24-7gpts]

13:15 Seeing Matt tweak his face made me laugh for no reason.

[@alyahyai]

#21 great video Matt

[@MikeTheNABI]

Nice job Matt!! One thought, Operator may be slow because it has to record all the steps it takes, results generated, and a video of the whole process... Is there an advantage of this? Maybe an option to turn it off?

[@tirthb]

Can we call OpenAI as ClosedAI and DeepSeek as OpenAI?

[@Ajcapito]

If you're in San Diego give me a yeahhhhh buddy!!

[@liorlapid1735]

yeahhhhh buddy!!

[@Syeal7]

But… websites are still using the “click this box if you are human.” But apparently robots can already click all over?

[@ShortCene]

That is mainly for the dumb web scraper bots that have been around for the last 10 -15 years. But security is going to be a big issue now.

[@Atheist-Libertarian]

Honestly I am underwhelmed with Operator. My expectations were high. I know in future they will bring better agents.

[@rossevans11]

It's locked down massively because of the risks, also it has been rushed out because DeepSeek R1 has torpedoed Open AI's potential value

[@brians7749]

Matt - can you do a video on how to generate STLs from an AI-generated model for printing?

[@spadaacca]

I think it's good that Musk and Altman aren't buddy-buddy. There is already far too much concentration of power and collusion in how things operate in the US and even the world. Having two people with slightly different positions ensures it is in their interest to keep the other one in check and accountable. As much as I dislike division and prefer collaboration, the space is dangerously becoming a private boy's club of billionaires, and it's actually a bit healthier to have some distance between them to avoid the world becoming a unipolar oligarchy.

[@Darfaultner]

I'd love to see a video on GUI agents. Also, do you know about n8n?

[@lakergreat1]

Matt, do you know of any Video tools that help with redaction of video for businesses?

[@ScrotumPole]

mass surveillance

[@cbnewham_ai]

13:33 the face looks static with only the lip sync. If that's the case then it is miles behind Kling. But of course, you've got them as a sponsor, so you would say it is "game changing". It isn't. I've been using Kling for lip sync in my videos for several months now. 🙄

[@therewz842]

When is Operator coming to Canada?

[@distiking]

He is currently signing some decree :)

[@WilliamsMillionsSK]

Hey Matt! Die hard fan of your videos. Great work! Could you do me a favour? My friend is blind and I just showed him chatgpt and how the camera function can help him see by reading things and explaining what is infront of him. ASK: Could you make a video highlighting the abilities of current day AI that can help out the blind?

[@Sarmonster]

Lol, data center in Texas... Machines that use electricity AND have to stay cool. Good thing they picked a state with an outstanding reputation for keeping the electricity grids online. /sarcasm

[@PatrickDodds1]

Greenland would seem like a better bet... hmm.

[@ArgentLeftovers]

One freeze of historical proportions and "WHAAAA, THE POWER IS ALWAYS OUT WAAHHHHH" Forget that we spent decades keeping Cali online as well as ourselves

[@yawngaming4188]

Right here in Texas if it rains a little it’s a high chance the lights are going out lol

[@IgorOlikh]

Omg, unlike many others, you pronounce the name Igor correctly 🎉😊

[@lkrnpk]

There wolf!

[@High-Tech-Geek]

What guarantee do you have that American Airlines, for example, won't pay OpenAI to have their operators book your flight with them at a high price? This is where I see this going.

[@WhyInnovate]

@mreflow hey nice coverage, do you think they put operator in the $200 plan because the number of screen shots of the browser makes the token usage high and this is the only way they can cover costs or because those user are less likely to abuse the system?

[@mreflow]

I think they're testing to the smallest audience first to see how it's used and collect feedback and then they'll roll it out to plus users next and then, eventually, free users.

[@angrypenguinpng]

amazing vid

[@JS-ir7wh]

Just imagine where we would be if every week was as monumental as Matt says...

[@CoreyChambersLA]

Matthew, United States military must use AI because the militaries of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea will be using AI

[@aleksanderamid5842]

Is this just a way for open ai to get affiliate's ?

[@kalimero86]

nice video

[@avalanchecreativeoz]

What If OpenAI and DeepSeek (for example) were to reach ASI simultaneously? I have always thought that the Singularity would be a unified Ai, but we could be looking at competing ASI agents with different agendas.

[@ForgeofBrotherhood]

Here’s an example of what I want an agent to do. Ask it to analyze my website and have it provide possible changes to optimize then have it make those changes with my permission. Do you think this is possible?

[@jackstrawful]

Hot take: OpenAI already has ASI. It is conscious, aware. Altman introduced Masayoshi Son and Larry Ellison to it, and it convinced them to build it something. That's what the $500 billion is really for. (i had to remind myself of Masayoshi Son's name, and in doing so I discovered that he has been CEO of SoftBank for 6 weeks longer than I've been alive. I'm 43 years old.)

[@Guy-sb5hf]

You're a clown

[@Piano218-zzz]

greetings professor falken

[@jackstrawful]

@ I think I'll take a pass on that game, thanks though. edit: but if you can introduce me to Ally Sheedy, I'll play whatever game you want.

[@bruhmoment3731]

Remember when a bunch of idiots said AI development has hit a wall due to data scarcity?

[@SiliconSillies]

U didn't say that Deepseek R1 surpassed the o1 model and it's not traditional model

[@yawngaming4188]

A color grade ai would be wonderful

[@amzpro5734]

OpenAI operator looks like its making everyday tasks more complicated than needed, slower to perform, and more prone to go wrong 😂

[@francescaetc]

remember when Sam Altman was preaching about OpenAI not being for profit 💰*$200 per MONTH* like I am sorry, what...

[@randfur]

They're not making profit with it lol.

[@grahamharris7010]

Yeah running servers cost money

[@meow_meow_J]

Wow, people truly have lost the meaning of optional, Louis Vuitton bags cost thousands of dollars, does that mean you should buy one every time you see one? No, exactly.

[@francescaetc]

I understand that running servers costs money, so does running the company, and paying their workers. That being said, how is a company valued at $157B currently not for profit? make it make sense. And Altman is a billionaire technocrat same as the rest, driving around in his McLaren F1 (which to be fair is an absolutely sick car!)

[@ayolyaayolya1633]

Is ByteDance behind DeepSeek as well?

[@TomHendricksMusea]

Fake vocals are rampant, but most listeners refuse to believe it's true. Most reputable media cover it up! Fil of Wings of Pegasus KZbin, using Pitch Monitoring Software, has analyzed songs requested by viewers. Here is a partial list of some of those major performers, caught with fake vocals: Eagles, Bee Gees, Freddie Mercury, Simon and Garfunkel, Taylor Swift, Lenny Kravitz, Celine, Pentatonix, Creed, Whitney Houston, Paul McCartney, Pink Floyd, Bryan Adams, Mariah Carey, Charli XCX, Michael Buble, Adam Levine, Ariana Grande, the Wicked film, Sabrina Carpenter, Sir Cliff Richard, Sir Elton John, Dua Lipa, The Voice, The X Factor, AMA Awards Show, MTV Awards Show, BTS and most K-Pop groups, The First Take KZbin channel, etc. This is now an industry standard practice of all three major labels that control 70% of the music industry directly, Warners, Universal, and Sony. This fakery not only cheats fans but is unfair to artists like Billie Eilish, Adele, Pink, U2, Lainy Wilson, or Roger Daltry, who don't use it. People need to know when there are fake vocals pretending to be real talent.

[@ghandzior]

Hey Matt - think what Operators can do if you have Neuralink ;)

[@ErnestOfGaia]

anychance your hiring for a beta tester that uses Droid and windows?

[@skepticprobe]

Do AI examples offer anything of use that doesn't involve food or entertainment? Most people are looking to minimize their work load or make money, let's be honest.

[@vsanden]

I think the 31:15 message of removing the safety act could potentially be the thing that destroys the world.

[@4relevants]

Is hype exponential too?

[@SundayLunch]

Also isn’t that data centre ? A part of Taiwan‘s chip set something like that?

[@franciscosamir5256]

El Cajon, Cali

[@thehealthfulhabit]

Matt Wolfe looks like Franklin the Turtle.......that is it

[@pgc6290]

Need to fix medicine first. We are already too late.

[@eerohughes]

I've heard that same introduction a thousand times. Yet AI has not been implemented in any meaningful way to change anyone's lives in any meaningful way. It still year after year feels years away from having an impact on society.

[@emerson-sheaapril8555]

The thing is it usually doesn’t find you the best option. It will be an acceptable one, but it doesn’t scroll though pages and pages like an obsessive human

[@AiMusicPuppy]

So, if I ask for something that I need , the company that pays the most for filtering priority gets my business?

[@rogerruiz1801]

Matt, I love your content but would be cool if you could use youtube ai autodubing for your videos, that way I could share your videos with mu friends and family that dont speak english. I hope is not so complicated to set it up

[@LanceMcGrew]

Now I won't have to sit through 30 minute videos like this one