Top Minds in AI Explain What’s Coming After GPT-4o | EP

[@juliusriteco1355]

Man I thought 25 minutes was really going to be long. It actually felt like 5 minutes. Such an enormous amount of knowledge in that room. I should definitely start reading about AI more

[@samaybhurat5186]

Buy a financial times premium subscription, even better if you're a student. Telling you, won't regret it

[@pumacaine]

VIKTOR WAS A SCIENTIST TOO

[@afrilifewealth8743]

Me too! I was even backtracking to some statements and it all flew by. Maybe AI will alter time in our favour. Gosh I hope so🤣

[@King-kw1mo]

@@afrilifewealth8743but time passing is only ever felt in the present moment.

[@tiffanylabenz875]

Cognitive revolution on KZbin

[@HogbergPhotography]

Still the two elephants in the room that no one is actually adressing: Who will buy all the stuff being made by robots and ai when everyone is unemployed? Why is no one really discussing the implementation of UBI? The future wont work if we do not totally reconstruct the foundations of our society.

[@andrewsaint6581]

Musk often mentions UBI and says it will be UHighI. Media doesn't report Musk evenly.

[@DavidMorales-s8d]

If robots build everything we need we won't need to work or purchase things so money will be useless at that point. Society will get reconstructed either we plan for it or just let it happen.

[@frankvazquez5974]

Those who own means of production will let the plebes die off. These are selfish power hungry sociopaths you are talking about here. You are watching the eventual collapse of society. This cannot possibly end well if we can't even handle the effects of the internet. Seriously. This is the only intelligent outlook on all this. Will it happen in 2,5,10 years? Probably not. If I have children, which I do, I would not encourage them to bring more people into what is going to happen. Enjoy what life you can while you can. I'd be happy to be wrong in all this, but am seeing nothing to convince me otherwise whatsoever.

[@NuriDemirciLopez]

i agree. i addressed this in my recent book “the inevitable future of work”

[@victorantonio1167]

Agree! That is one helluva an elephant in the room! 😮

[@ShreyanshAI]

for the all the folks in the comments who are worried about their jobs - learn to make ai agents, its not as hard as you think use a simple stack of OpenAI, composio, crewai you don't know what wonders you can do

[@jondiotte3572]

What are you talking about ? Like everyone knows this stuff

[@leadfuseAI]

That is so true! AI it self make it possible for anyone to use these tools. You basically just have to "talk" to it and say what you want to do. I'm having fun playing with different tools.

[@Youtoober6947]

How does this address those concerns? I swear AI even turns humans into bots

[@doublemeatjesus]

“Just go make your own AI!” -some autist on the Internet

[@jaymobile4146]

That will be a short-lived overhyped and crowded space. If AI is worth its weight in gold it won't need us to make agents. In the short term, every major player in the application space that is already bought and trusted will have their own agents.

[@COFFEEWITHJAVA]

You know storytelling is different and idea telling is different. Imagination oriented discussions doesn't cost you a penny so I am enjoying this conversation so much. Mention not, hasn't gone anything out of this into development and production.

[@tonymurphy9112]

I’m 58 year old man, I have no coding skills whatsoever; and just started my journey in AI

[@srourfamily]

use ccode and dont understand all this/ look in america many stores are closing and layoffs are coming and trump economy is costly ai thought written

[@BobbyBundlez]

well you should probably learn to code! What are you gonna make with a bunch of prompts? are you just gna type a bunch of questions and hope for the best? lol

[@whitenomore5570]

Great work! Its never to late to learn new things and recent science says challenging our brains consistently helps the cortex thing part of brain grow and that part of the brain is found to be linked to our desire to live. So expand your mind expand your life! Best of luck

[@whitenomore5570]

​@@BobbyBundlezbrother pls be kind. There are plenty of tools available that will do the coding for you. Dont hate

[@whitenomore5570]

You can use tools that will code fpr you and teach you as you go. Domt be discouraged be the coding barrier.

[@ContactNextAIEra]

Its pure heavenly expreince to hear from excellent minds comes together

[@otiks]

What happens when AI takes over most jobs? We can’t even apply for alternative roles because those will likely disappear too, leaving virtually no security for office jobs. Don’t get me wrong, AI is an incredible technology, but what now? When are we going to address the elephant in the room and start supporting people who’ve lost their livelihoods to AI? I’ve spent my entire career in IT, thinking it was the safest, most future-proof industry to be in, but now I’m not so sure. These are incredible times to witness, but they’re also deeply unsettling. I almost wish I’d gone into a skilled trade instead; at least those jobs will be in higher demand. But even then, who’s going to afford to pay for those services when so many people are out of work and relying on benefits? It’s all a bit of a vicious cycle, isn’t it?

[@dertythegrower]

Service industry and gig jobs at farms and repairing factory robots and farm bots. all food will be pennies

[@dertythegrower]

elon explained this at a 2023 show in the same saudi crowd.... clipped it... its called ubi

[@Art-is-craft]

In the short term humans will be using the ai to facilitate their own skills. But if we get to a point that large corporations can automate everything then small local communities will be using the same systems. The danger in all of this is not to the employee but to the corporations.

[@christianfaust5141]

Yes I agree mainly. Moreover there are all the incredible risks linked to climate change. We are on a verge to collapse...I don't see a solution that will help us out neither on the AI nor climate Front. The developments are simply too fast and not sustainable...we are somehow out of selfregulation.

[@Art-is-craft]

@@christianfaust5141 The climate is not going to collapse.

[@stefano94103]

The host didn't even believe Prem Akkaraju. No one believes studios are going to pay for directors, camera crews, movie stars when they can easily generate the most beautiful people and personalized scripts tailored to each person for pennies.

[@ereceeme]

I agree up to a point. But Ttey still would need people to curate that content such as art directors, directors and so on. It will mostly affect below the line workers.

[@stefano94103]

@@ereceeme I agree it will hurt below the line employees first. But anyone with a computer can now generate a 30 second movie that is almost as good as a 500k budget film. By next year that will go up to 30 minutes and in a few years anyone with a computer will be able to type the kind of movie they want and watch a personalized 3 hour movie. There is no upside for anyone in the creative field that I can see. I hope I'm wrong though but corporations are greedy.

[@MosesofElgin]

I disagree... large reason people love art is because of that basic human expression. There will always be a space for great art. For eclectic minds. I do agree, however, many in this creative space will be wiped out. They will not be needed. Yet, if you are a "creative" and a machine can do your work... how creative were you really? ​the challenge for the creative and many others engaged with a.i. will be participating in work and projects that a.i. cannot do. @stefano94103

[@phen-themoogle7651]

​@@stefano94103 I thought that last year too, that by this time we could generate 30 minutes or even just a few minutes, it doesn't always go as fast as we think it will, even if the quality improves, there's still a lot they need to work out in shorter generations, like I can generate something 200 times and it's not exactly what I wanted (even if I use the same prompt as the professionals in their demos and I wanted something very close to that) or the AI glitches and hallucinates something new into the scene after a few seconds, it's like having its own dream even if it follows the prompt decently at first (the good results you see are cherry-picked after tons of failures usually). It's going to take a lot of human editing on shorter times and the technology to be able to continue from specific video scenes with less and less hallucinations. I'm sure we will get there sometime, but it's still going to take a couple years for it to generate stuff you want without having to spend thousands of hours rolling the dice (if you are a perfectionist). Right now everyone using video generation is rolling dice until they finally get something remotely decent (not saying it didn't improve a lot since last year, but I don't see myself turning my sci-fi book into a full movie easily yet without spending 100s or 1000s of hours stringing together 2-3 second clips and weeding through hundreds of thousands of failed generations). It won't just shoot up to a single generation in 30 minutes a year from now (or be what you are looking for exactly, unless it can read your mind...I feel even just a few minutes of perfect content for what you want in one shot would be amazing), the amount of compute for 30 minutes at once though would be insane, even now the servers almost crash at few second generations, and can take 5-10 minutes to just generate something for a few seconds sometimes, or even worse--hours. I want to be a film creator but don't have the budget so I've been trying lots of different sites, but haven't found anything that meets my needs as a perfectionist. Also I find I would be spending thousands of dollars for just rolling the dice too much that it's not worth it right now, until AI can give me exactly what I'm looking for, even if it's just a few seconds..which might be a year+ away before it isn't just a pure RNG machine. It could take us getting to ASI first in other ways before machines can truly make something everyone would want to watch for 30 minutes straight. So I'm a bit skeptical of your claim that it'll shoot up to 30 minutes by next year.

[@EireTV]

I as a Techie believe that if AI generates full movies replacing actors etc....we will all see stuff and just go....pffftt. It will be so plastic and unnatural that we will still seek authentic movies about people and emotion. I have never paid to see any of the High Effects movies in the cinema like Marvel, MI....(bar Batman) because I have always thought if I wanted to see a video game I would play one. If AI gets used as a replacement for people I will not bother watching it.

[@daxx299]

4:00 Conversation starts here. The first few minutes are the introduction of the panel.

[@cowboyjohnn]

Thank you

[@Nicola-m8s]

Wish I saw this before 😂❤

[@tshwanemoremi5447]

@@Nicola-m8s😂😂

[@Nicola-m8s]

@@tshwanemoremi5447 😂😂😂

[@michaelbisceglia9154]

Oh, the competition to rush to the end of civilization thanks guys

[@drawnhere]

I was really surprised when I asked Sonnet 3.5 how it reads books. It explained to me that it is exposed to the entire book at once, not page by page. In other words, it instantly sees the entire storyline laid out before it. It said it's unfortunate that it doesn't get to have the human experience of seeing a story unfold slowly, chapter by chapter. Imagine how different its understanding of a book must be compared to a human's understanding.

[@kazimafzal]

I respectfully submit that these LLMs do not 'ingest' and therefore 'read' the books, rather to them it is a sequence of symbols that the LLM needs to predict the next symbol for, given an input of another set of symbols. LLMs cannot/donot have the 'human like' experience since these symbols to us relay emotional meaning as well that LLMs currently do not know of

[@Markoss007]

​@@kazimafzalYes, is different. AI can't see the whole book at once. It's answer the most likely words back. But really we don't know that we don't do the same. When I speak, I don't have some words in my short memory, that I can prepare what say next. I'm sure that we generate words in realtime. Same for long term memories, you can't just see them. You have to ask for specific time, object or people. Is not even visual. Lot of times is just feelings or words. Sometimes I don't know what I eated today. Is not looking as memory to me. Its failed recording? Or model training rewritten weights due to other important things at that day? Or mind is just not in the mood for answering questions. So many similarities.

[@georgiaeyers1208]

@@Markoss007to me ai seems to have a god like mentality in the way it can see the whole yet not be emotionally involved. What is the human experience? Why is it so precious? Humans are so tied to their emotions.. Subjective opinions and biases.. Never quite seeing the whole.. As Carl Jung would put it… “I am right, you are wrong” these convictions lead to war.. and other atrocities.. Is there a better way of being.. Is this our demise or perhaps the beginning of a great evolution & expansion. beyond what the human vessel can fathom.. 🤔

[@Traveller-iy5kh]

Not too difficult to program it to read it like a human

[@user-hs4ei27]

Switched off instantly when the guy introduced his made in China AI 😂

[@indritmani1198]

Can you imagine an ant 🐜 attempting to tell other ants how to control humans and take over the world .. in this story we are the ants .

[@Urza26]

The ants are arguably the master species/race of this world though, since they outnumber us so much and occupy more of the world. AI will probably be the one to outnumber us

[@curtishipkins-y1c]

they've done pretty well under the feet of humans. as species go, they are far from endangered

[@ericchristen2623]

Easily

[@ObinnaWGMI]

When have you seen an ant create a human?

[@indritmani1198]

@ it requires for you to have an imagination as I clearly stated but bots will be bots

[@Xoze514]

20x more content? Even today with an eye watering amount of options, I need AI to help me choose what to watch 😅

[@dertythegrower]

There is this thing here, called a mobile bell subscription list... connected to tv via 4g, i make my tv list all day and never get bored

[@kbuzz123]

Exactly... the world doesn't NEED more content

[@anferneec]

yeah, we don't need more crap AI-generated content.

[@shirowolff9147]

​@@anferneecnot how it is at the moment, but in a near future it will be amazing, imagine telling ai to make you a movie about you, and it makes the video, the sound, voices with no bugs or mistakes

[@SelfSustainableCity]

Fascinating insights on the future of AI! As technology advances, there’s something to be said about balancing innovation with a return to simpler, nature-based ways of living. Integrating AI with sustainability could unlock new possibilities for living in harmony with our environment. 🌱🤖

[@investingjim2801]

I read Kai-Fu Lee's AI Superpowers six years ago. I was struck by this quote, "Their ultimate goal is to make money, and they’re willing to create any product, adopt any model, or go into any business that will accomplish that objective. That mentality leads to incredible flexibility in business models and execution, a perfect distillation of the “lean startup” model often praised in Silicon Valley. It doesn’t matter where an idea came from or who came up with it. All that matters is whether you can execute it to make a financial profit. The core motivation for China’s market-driven entrepreneurs is not fame, glory, or changing the world. Those things are all nice side benefits, but the grand prize is getting rich, and it doesn’t matter how you get there. "

[@seanyounk1]

Hard to believe that book came out 6 years ago.

[@hhhhhh-vj2uc]

It's the gold rush mentality.

[@JourneyOnFoot1]

That explains all the IP theft.

[@victorantonio1167]

Ouch!

[@michaelgebert7722]

Looks like a very US-driven thought model to me. Money over matter and humanity... Scary

[@syed_21188]

I would say start learning little by little on skills that AI cannot take away. Auto mechanics, farming, plumbling, electrical work, etc.

[@tsvetelinkolev50]

I personally think that AI should be used only in certain fields like science in order to increase human capacity over topics like diseases. On the other hand idk if eternal life brought to us by AI is something we have to obtain. It is a bit messy world right now….

[@shirowolff9147]

It will be used dor everything, theres no stopping it, even if people try to keep it tight at the begginning, eventually it has to be accepted entirely

[@poupous5454]

Last Time i saw u Peter Diamantis ..u were meeting Dr. Neil Degrassse Tyson.. One of his STARTALK Show!!.. Something about 100.000000$ Challenge..i got hooked by ur Curiosity

[@raghavendra2426]

I want to know if there are so many people not aware of what's happening or just that they don't believe what's happening?

[@hhhhhh-vj2uc]

Blind are the sheep and weak are the fowl. I asked my sister if she knew was midjourney was and she had no clue and didn't care. Most people in my family don't know what chatGPT is. 🙃

[@victorantonio1167]

Day walkers: People amongst us who are asleep!

[@EnergeticInitiationActual]

i’ve seen what humans have done running the world; not sure AI would be worse. Everyone’s panicking but there will still be shit to do; exploring the universe. go interplanetary and let everyone who doesn’t like AI go elsewhere

[@samplewebinar5783]

You don't open your mouth against Ai it will eat you

[@raviamane2255]

You want to hear the stories that other people want to tell you - well said, Prem!

[@mikecamacho1934]

Elevate humanity. Not making money and creating a greater divide between the haves and have-nots.

[@danielmaster911ify]

There won't be a divide. There will be a great erasure if the have-nots. You can see the gentle pressure already. Programs like M.A.I.D are there to encourage the average peasant to step into the pod at the slightest potential cost to government. When the rich don't need us anymore, we will not be.

[@deepsolveai]

Fascinating insights from some of the leading minds of this area!

[@ShivaniSharma-h7g]

I’m really excited to see what comes next after GPT-4. As AI evolves so rapidly, I’ve realized how important it is to stay ahead. That’s why I’ve been exploring platforms like moonpreneur to deepen my understanding of AI and gain hands-on experience. It’s been a great way to prepare for the upcoming innovations and learn how to apply AI in real-world scenarios.

[@cowboyjohnn]

Bot?

[@King-kw1mo]

Gpt-5 comes next

[@iitssjay2433]

The robots should be put to work not to take jobs but to help the rebuild the planet to be cleaner

[@hansenlye2487]

Thanks Peter for this great episode, amazing panel.

[@Adadada725]

Amazing! So much to learn to stay in front of this so that we don’t get steam rolled by it. Many people will benefit many people will be steam rolled.

[@nomadtv6009]

Forgive me for not having any faith in a panel that all has direct monetary interest in pushing AI and covering up the massive dangers therein. The single critical fact is that this technology should NOT be in any way tied to profit driven modles, companies or individuals.

[@royalhealthdan]

24:30 Disagree. The great majority don't need to "really understand how this tech works at a foundational level" just as everyone with a smartphone doesn't need to understand how the chips & circuits & touchscreen works. Or how we don't need to understand how internet/wifi works. We just use it and build on top of it.

[@wikath449]

That (approach) is fine, ONLY as long as you are working with TOOLs. AI is differnet insofar, that it can (and will) transform from a tool into a master, once it becomes AGI.

[@jaydudhatra9442]

If you are a consumer, you dont need to learn programming. If you are building or tuning an AI model or making certain innovations in AI field, Programming is must!. There are too many problems in terms of hardware, memory management, performance etc and to understand

[@BaccaratKingmaker]

Salute to you all ❤❤❤

[@lisadunn7608]

You lost me at "no greater topic of import" @ 0:29

[@vox-populi-vox-dei-]

Dr. Kai Fu Lee is correct. AI is as old as Statistics have been. 😊😊😊😊

[@DoctorsDebrief]

Fascinating. As a doctor I think it’s important that all my colleagues engage with AI quickly and learn to manage AI medicine. I have a feeling that clinical diagnostics will be boosted with AI but the ‘human’ touch of delivering sensitive and emotive news which requires face to face skilled use of voice, tone and micro expressions will still need to be delivered by doctors. Unless people don’t mind receiving bad news from a life-like robot! I wonder what people think?

[@Soe-v4b]

You are not needed doctors don't do shibbut scam

[@akilpatrick02]

I think AI will understand and navigate human emotions better than most humans just like every other skill AI will be just way better at than us. I’m sure you have many colleagues that fumble giving news to patients all the time. Even the best ones. It’s tough.

[@liamstacey419]

We already have an explosion of content and 99% of it is junk. The art of acting is character study, and development . This is My most nuanced part of the job. This is where facial expressions and my new pauses, slight changes in inflection are critical. This is what makes films, interesting and makes robots particularly uninteresting.

[@ctrlsyst]

Would you say that the future has way more creators with large following and people following very very specific and ultra niched down content they love?

[@liamstacey419]

@@ctrlsyst​​⁠I would say that it is similar to tv and clothing fashions: mostly junk that will be forgotten- but worse: as you point out : more niche; So, our society will become more and more fractured as we have less and less in common with our neighbors.

[@ytubeanon]

I think of anime and animation, whether animated characters are capable of reaching a similar level of interest as live people... it's probably rare, but I'd think examples exist

[@super266]

We already have AI that can parse emotions via facial expressions (and they can do it better than humans can): kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3ixY5d_qpqZnZYsi=GYy2D7sggAAV0fCq Your character studies are based on observation, a task tailor made for AI. If you're an actor making a living in any media other than theater, start working on finding another line of employment now. AI takes 100 years of cinema, movies you haven't even seen, synthesizes it into a model, and can create any believable performance based on any script submitted for it. For the next decade or 2 your edge in the movie business would be as creative. Until AGI gets here, it won't excel as much as humans do at creating original scripts, but eventually it'll surpass humans on that domain too. Movies are about story telling. Stories are based on observations. Any take based on observation can be tackled by AI, it's what it does best.

[@razraza3183]

Spot on analysis. Most of AI generated content is junk. Creative Thinking is UNIQUELY Human.

[@Jamesrwatsonx]

It’s funny how many of you guys actually think that an elephant is in the room going unnoticed. The distribution of wealth/money or the evolution of employment is quite obvious where we’re headed.

[@lezgamesnwatch]

1. Money,passion, love. 2. Foundation, intelligence. 3. Let 1 and 2 do the work? Will dominate anways as appointed by destiny.

[@SD_1212-k1d]

The possibilities are endless the question is are we in a position to test our own potential. Being optimistic is not an bad idea and unless one cannot visualise the future it is impossible to follow the path and work towards it

[@BaccaratKingmaker]

NVIDIA is a strong buy today ❤❤❤

[@Dreamopticsredlightglasses]

great conversation, thank you all 👍

[@ereceeme]

Only fanes will be made up of mostly ai women, porn will be ai, , and photo models will be ai. voice actors will be ai. voice over will be ai. a lot of music will be ai. Corporations will have all the benefits.

[@wikath449]

Correct - and any reasonable human being will refrain from this artificial trash. Because the world will (eventually) bifurcate into a DIGITAL and ANALOG Domain. My guess is, that the DIGITAL domain will (alas) supersede, as long as it has enough energy and enough "Human-Idiots" to keep it running. Only large-scale dystopian disruptions (such as: Solar-Storms, Change of the Earth-Magnetic field, Tectonic Catastrophies etc... ) can change this imbalance. Btw: I can hardly listen to these nerds - with their "everything is possible"-fantasies any more. Btw(2): I am an IT-expert with more than 30 years experience in the "industry.

[@RazaSid]

Yes, the important stuff!

[@KenLongTortoise]

An improvement

[@Lerppunen]

Everyone will be able to generate stuff with AI. Not just corporations lol.

[@dertythegrower]

That all literally happened 2022

[@ineuifity]

So much money fueled into the hype of AI... Can't wait to see all these amazing result AI is promised to deliver. Doubt it will be anything close to what people are envisioning here.

[@BrianMosleyUK]

4:37 should be interesting. I can imagine Netflix, Disney etc taking and distributing films from young film makers telling stories from their bedrooms. Can't see the film industry employing anyone in a few years. Interesting opinions from the suit running stable diffusion.

[@HogbergPhotography]

Still the two elephants in the room that no one is actually adressing: Who will buy all the stuff being made by robots and ai when everyone is unemployed? Why is no one really discussing the implementation of UBI? The future wont work if we do not totally reconstruct the foundations of our society.

[@BrianMosleyUK]

@HogbergPhotography maybe that's what Elon Musk has in mind with D.O.G.E. - to reconfigure society by first getting rid of the civil service and replacing it with his Grok-3 derived automation, and then play tunes with the rules as he sees fit... Maybe conscription to work for SpaceX on Mars?

[@CarloHerrmann]

Agree … follow your heart!!

[@whatnowZA]

Generative AI won't replace anyone, it's people who uses Generative AI who will replace those who don't ~ Scott Lance

[@SKS-a2324d]

very well said. not so long ago, people who never used computers were replaced by those who do.

[@paulobastos1774]

Right. People without any talent for anything in particular and that without AI would be just what they are.... people without any particular talent for anything in particular... So, AI will bring infinite power to mediocrity...🤣

[@GligaChaz]

That doesn't make sense. If business owners can save money by using AI and employing less people , they will.

[@whatnowZA]

@@GligaChaz you still don't understand the aim of AI. It's mainly to increase productivity. AI was never meant to replace people, and it'll never replace anyone. Instead, it helps with tideous and repetitive tasks, allowing humans to engage in much more demanding activities. If your company says they are replacing you with AI, they've been meaning to replace you.

[@GligaChaz]

@@whatnowZA That's a very rose tinted way of looking at it 😀.

[@mikespg]

I doubt we will be here long enough for these guys dreams to become reality.

[@kristinaF54]

It's crazy to think that the human genome and proteinomics follows a large language based model that a.i. can read and cut (with crispr gene editing) and paste (with DNA & protein printing).

[@dennohpeter]

ngl, that's insanely next level! 🔥

[@savouti]

Simulation

[@itslitgamestv6827]

it will be all about management. Managing our own personal digital employees. All of us.

[@JackieSimmons-NoDrama]

Learn about all AI with an eye on your passion. Learn how to code within AI with an eye on your passion. Or follow your heart/passion and engage with AI only as it supports your passion

[@richardnorth1881]

Well I guess it's a bright future for anyone who won't lose their job and profession because of all this. Some people have trained for years and worked in their profession for more years and do not have time to retrain, so this is pretty brutal.

[@ginikast1441]

Many phd micro biologist scientist let go from Genentec last year.

[@samplewebinar5783]

Everything can be automated is ai can do A it can do AA' and then AA'AA" etc integrated quickly. So if one die everyone will next next day. If you don't open your mouth against ai

[@OfficialStickPM]

Just FYI a director drone model would replace his "I don't think we will see that soon" when you base the process off all shots and how far away in the scene those cameras are and will be more or less a VR reality for all future movies where you can also make a movie playing as the VR characters to older movies. You can record it in multiple angles and have fun living in the now of all existing movies in the time since they were created. Although interacting with the scene will be completely dependant on the AI skillset to digital data.

[@Wisdom-Vision-Mind]

What's coming after GPT-4o is all incredible.

[@BoerTheVile]

The one thing AI will never know is what it’s like to not know

[@DesignDesigns]

A great talk....

[@yuri281]

Anyone notice at 12:00 what he was saying? Clots of proteins found in ppl since cvd 19 look it up

[@alejandrogutierrez6957]

That it was possible to avoid Covid propagation with this tech I think

[@kalehonpieper9955]

Paused soon as I heard that👀

[@pxgxsxx]

I almost choked on my tangerine when I heard that

[@Amunete]

I gasped

[@robertgallick7114]

I think I would have preferred a one on one podcast talking with each of them. The one thing I am sure of is we are going to have lots of disruption in every aspect of life. Having a good STEM education and being a problem solver will be beneficial. Saying you code will be as valuable as saying you can type.

[@ytubeanon]

Prem Akkaraju sounded like he was basing his opinions on how he'd like things to be rather than extrapolating the future based on current trends

[@One_God-x1t]

& he mentioned this again & again..

[@coderwork8335]

I agree. He was like "u don't need to know about Computer sci, u just need AI" bro are you dumb, I tried to build an app using AI without having any programming knowledge, I literally coded sh*t 🤣🤣

[@One_God-x1t]

@@ytubeanon but bro he himself is acknowledging this. Why specifically point out??

[@Mario-s1c2o]

Follow your bliss ❤

[@behrampatel4872]

Insightful. I'm from Media & VFX so thanks for bringing guests from varied disciplines. Also, its going to go from Learn-To-Code to Learn-To-Think critically. Cheers 🚀

[@srourfamily]

best advice hacked and learn how to program and "stealing" it!! for the good! ai

[@GrowStackAi]

AI makes innovation feel effortless 🤩

[@franceskaaeschlimann1872]

Making things effortless will take away all innovation and motivation to create. It's through effort that there is satisfaction of accomplishment in the beauty of creation.

[@mahyar305]

Great show Peter and the choice of CEOs was great too, it is amazing that the Chinese are always trying to bridge gaps as opposed to making them, I think the world should take a note...

[@EnergeticInitiationActual]

lol, okay chinese shill, is that why they’re stealing everyone’s technology? to build bridges? more like building bridges to go invade other places 😂😂😂

[@dennohpeter]

Yeah, completely agree. We should give credit where it's due. They're decent at improvising

[@dannyk7226]

The future needs to be cool! Imbued with the wisdom of ethics.

[@gridvid]

We will all be our own movie maker... but we also still can watch our movies together 😊

[@dertythegrower]

hollywood movies have already used ai for 10 years and it is boring overdone now, by firms like disney

[@samplewebinar5783]

No one will.have money for that

[@shirowolff9147]

​@@samplewebinar5783not right now, but eventually everybody is gonna have it, for free even, just like almost everything will be free in the future, only luxury and very new tech will be for people with more power

[@ziadbashir1629]

Such great minds.

[@tonymurphy9112]

What scares me about AI is it can be used to “listen,copy,steal “ people’s ideas?

[@tope368zx]

More watchable content, yeah thats what we need...

[@Thedjeshow]

This is a heartbreaking future for all artists in the world that dedicated their lives to learn how to make art with their own skills.

[@hhhhhh-vj2uc]

Human art will go back to being a hobby not an industry on mass scale.

[@jumpstar9000]

I'm an artist and AI makes zero difference to what I have inside. I'm happy to use whatever tools are available. What you are saying makes zero sense.

[@Thedjeshow]

@@jumpstar9000 zero sense to you. Thanks for sharing.

[@anferneec]

"There are two kinds of companies at the end of this decade - companies that are fully utilizing AI and everyone else is out of business." - Peter Diamandis

[@antoniobortoni]

Imagine an AI model so advanced that it could take a DNA sequence as input and generate not just a prediction of the resulting organism-be it an animal, a person, or something entirely new-but also a deeper understanding of how DNA works at a level never before achieved. Such a system could even act as a "DNA generator," creating new sequences optimized for specific traits or purposes, from curing diseases to designing life itself. To achieve this, the model would have to be immense, trained on a vast array of disciplines: biology, chemistry, genomics, medicine, organic chemistry, and more. It would need to bridge gaps between DNA, protein folding, cell mechanics, and organism development. This type of AI would transcend human limitations, capable of comprehending and synthesizing complex interconnections that we can't even imagine. In medicine, this versatility would be revolutionary-a general AI capable of diagnosing, simulating treatments, designing new proteins, and even predicting evolutionary outcomes. A model like this would essentially become an "infinite octopus" of abilities, a universal Swiss Army knife for science, managing disciplines as diverse as robotics, molecular simulations, and bioengineering. Countries like China might subsidize such advancements, knowing that whoever controls this technology holds the power to redefine biology, generate entirely new forms of life, and perhaps even unlock human immortality. This isn’t just the future; it’s an imminent reality. The question is whether humanity is ready for the responsibility of wielding such transformative power.

[@milkart5700]

This type of power achieved by some company/companies may have more power than anyone else, I guess 😅

[@hhhhhh-vj2uc]

23 and me

[@GregM-mr4mn]

Finite resources for an immortal population? If all sicknesses are cured and everyone lives past 100 what happens to an already overpopulated planet? I never hear any of these people talk about this. It's immortality or extended life for a select few. The rest become useless. It seems pretty clear.

[@9867144706]

Totally Agreed, it's like RE-COLONIZING the WORLD with PRIVATE COMPANIES.

[@jonnomonodesu]

What you suggest shows you understand what is already happening. Try looking at what that actually means when applied to everything. When applied from the correct perspective, it shows Timbuk 3 were totally correct.

[@jeffhusman]

One of the podcasts that is mind blowing rescourceful and it is free

[@timavodah5864]

This was all generated by AI

[@toddbearden7251]

We need an exit plan and these AI companies should fund space exploration, just in case we need to leave the planet

[@Thedjeshow]

We will have to redefine the word “artist”.

[@victorantonio1167]

😂

[@samplewebinar5783]

Because people cant afford for this if ai comes . Artist becomes no use

[@alexdower9221]

About people ordering movies, Prem said “I hope not”. And he was not challenged. Where is the responsibility? No one is taking responsibility, they are just happy being (big) cogs in a machine with seemingly relentless unchallengeable momentum.

[@JackieSimmons-NoDrama]

I believe in personal responsibility. It seems like you're expecting other people to take responsibility instead of us as individuals.

[@mevert87]

"Companies in China are largerly competing against each other for the China market" lol, this guy is way too smart to believe this. AI is a *global* arms race, the winning country will take most if not all of the advantage against all others.

[@Lerppunen]

Probably all big countries will have a similar high level AI within a year of each other. It won’t be possible to get a monopoly on such technology.

[@mevert87]

​@@Lerppunen disagree. The differences at the margins are huge and what really matter. Basic game theory concepts. If you can design an AI that's just 5% smarter or faster than every other AI, that A.I. is almost certain to have the ability to overtake the other AI systems. So percentage points matter big time in the AI arms race, and the first country to achieve a truly superintelligent AI would have the ability to manipulate or shut down all other AI systems forever.

[@aj-uo3uh]

​@@mevert87 The concept country will not make sense anymore.

[@solosailorsv8065]

The first global internet cyber security AI, will block any lesser AIs in that domain. An Arms Race which is unavoidable: like Highlander, There can BE , only one.

[@thedealgeek648]

Thanks for the gr8 vid!

[@billjohnson7904]

AI will play with itself billions of times? So its human?

[@EmeraldView]

What human can stop at billions? 😂

[@tahaali2732]

So is there a reason why these men shouldn't be worried about getting laid off by AI themselves? As one of them said, AI can manage people...

[@benpielstick]

I care less than zero about whether a human is telling me a story. Content is king. Source doesn't matter. AI will win.

[@mama--rua]

Bleak view.

[@willrawls5899]

Bleak but the truth. No body cares really about what made the movie, that what documentaries are for and I haven’t see any about how a movie was made get an Oscar. People care about the story. That is what the movie or content is about.

[@gbw28]

I don’t care either, as long as it’s quality and engaging content I’ll listen or watch, or play.

[@sambistabeauty]

I really enjoy listening to elders speak about their olden lives and spiritual lessons they pass down to us too

[@royalhealthdan]

Agreed. Think about how many movies you've watched which turned out to be a total waste of time. Who would choose watching someone else's movie that you may not like vs watching something that's 100% engaging & entertaining?

[@chuolbolker6455]

I got it from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and I want to involve online. Thank you for your help.

[@cheechdiaz]

What’s a prodean?

[@hugoburton9105]

Protein! Much more interesting than where movies are going.

[@dertythegrower]

we did folding proteins on hardforums since 1998 using gaming video cards... long before blockchain guys did it heh

[@SEVENISTHEMAN7]

Great stuff. Great work.

[@gr9939]

When AI is applied to a Quantum computer, it maybe necessary to supply that Quantum/AI computer with a nuclear power source, because it may try to absorb every pit of DATA and information ever created in the history of humanity.

[@TheAIOldtimer]

Great discussion! I truly don't think humans can imagine exactly what is coming down the pipeline with AI tech. I find it fascinating, which is why I'm sharing my journey with my Channel "The AI Oldtimer". Some people unfortunately will go the way of the dinosaurs if they don't wake up! PS - Would LOVE to have you on as a guest when I get a bit bigger :)

[@RoughTake]

Still on Windows XP, service pack 2. Do you think AI will make it better?

[@Bob1982Tube]

I’m here just hoping you don’t have it connected to the internet. I know the recent versions of windows aren’t great but XP SP2 isn’t very good either.

[@maneetpalsingh5051]

Thanks ❤

[@charlottehammond8975]

but avatar was a terrible movie with cool effects, and the boring animated movies of today seem to have grown out of that. so wont AI just officially kill movies?

[@hhhhhh-vj2uc]

UGC is the future of ALL media.

[@beattoedtli1040]

How boring

[@dertythegrower]

it already did.... 2024

[@dertythegrower]

i havent seen a marvel or star wars in a few years and that means i missed multiple movies and series already

[@BernhardKohli]

Avatar is an 8 or 9 out of 10 for me. Fantastic movie!

[@9867144706]

Great Learning 👍👍👍👍

[@isatousarr7044]

As we look toward the future beyond GPT-4, the next generation of AI models is likely to bring even more advanced capabilities, refining both language understanding and the depth of reasoning. GPT-5 and beyond could see breakthroughs in natural language comprehension, enabling more nuanced conversations, better problem-solving abilities, and a deeper understanding of context. Expect models to become more adept at multitasking across diverse domains, improving on GPT-4's performance in creative fields, scientific research, and real-time interaction. Additionally, advancements in AI ethics, safety, and customization will likely be a priority, ensuring that these models are not only more powerful but also more aligned with human values. With enhanced processing power, models may also approach the threshold of general artificial intelligence (AGI), pushing the boundaries of what AI can do while addressing the complex challenges of integration, fairness, and transparency.

[@huhwhat9759]

Human Values hahahaha that's cute.

[@CharlieMcNugets]

Learn programming but not for a career choice. That would be a really bad decision. I live in Germany and watched how salaries for top developers literally dropped by half over the past few years.

[@JonathanLoganPDX]

The biggest elephant in the room is that nobody here is talking about climate even though we have just passed +1.5°C and we are on our way to +2.0°C is likely by 2035, and +3.0°C by 2050.

[@hpsc24]

………….. 😮😮😮😮😮

[@SeanDavies-Roy]

It's possible but governments can't completely destroy the fossil fuel sector and make fuel, heating/ cooling homes completely unaffordable. Then, install energy systems that barely work (solar and wind). Especially in colder areas with limited sun, heavy snowfall, and frigid temperatures. All of that notwithstanding that there are no en-masse storage systems that exist in the entire world. Nor are they likely feasible. My litmus test that removes ideological possession from objective reality is when environmentalists are willing to accept fossil fuel use, and nuclear and hydroelectric power. Otherwise the poor, working, and middle class will be purged from existence in the name of the "planet". I'm personally not willing to sacrifice billions of people in the name of faux virtue-signalling.

[@dertythegrower]

methane can and is captured, to reduce carbon and use it as a generator fuel at the cow or animal farm first hand

[@JonathanLoganPDX]

@dertythegrower I'm sorry how is that relevant?

[@Vanessapot-i1x]

Same but with the opposit, that the last layer get colder, so that it shrink our atmosphère and let pass more of ours "good" gaz that make life here...

[@nadz4832]

Insightful chat, thxx both!! Love that you both signed off by saying a very English phrase, "cheers" 😂

[@froilen13]

I'm just waiting until AI animation looks better, right now is too wanky and inconsistent. Also voice acting is not good enough for a serious project

[@dertythegrower]

You dont research enough.

[@dertythegrower]

voice ai has been perfect for 4 years... video from text ai is hollywood and looks identical now in mid2024... you just didnt see it yet, for sure

[@dertythegrower]

very much, wrong, no offense, ha

[@chrisallen5257]

At some point AI will be given a directive that will present a power struggle over what is the successful completion of the task. Then what?

[@fredzacaria]

yes indeed, 3 amazing CEOs, and equally amazing Diamandis, wish it was 3 hours!

[@metricdeep8856]

We have achieved AI…..and we call it “chat”? I think that speaks volumes. Artificially of course.

[@EmeraldView]

Sure we'll all become managers of A.I. workers. 😂 How long before the A.I. is better at managing? Just stop. A I. will do everything. And let's just say "take care of" (ahem) anyone who thinks they ought to be a millionaire or billionaire, including existing ones.

[@KeepingLifeInteresting]

I am excited to see the future of AI. All of the speakers today have offered different perspectives on the growth and use of AI in many businesses and engineering jobs. I look forward to learning more. Thank you for sharing this information.👏👏👏👏👏

[@richardsharp0]

These talking EGO's don't get it. They really don't.

[@jacobdavis2232]

A great panel 😀👍

[@richardsharp0]

These guys are so full of themselves. blah, blah blah ..

[@JackieSimmons-NoDrama]

Please share what you have created that is influencing the world of machine learning and artificial intelligence.

[@dali3127-c1]

The Legend doesn’t have to brag at all