Smart, deceptive, dangerous AI capabilities. Beyond ChatGPT.

[@WhatIveLearned]

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[@stlouisix3]

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[@stlouisix3]

0:54 ❤ I like these apostolic paintings😊❤😊

[@CroMagnon-uk2go]

I Really Appreciate Your Work. Would You Consider Making a Video About Wisdom Extraction? Me and Im Sure Many Of Your Followers Would Like It See If Extracting Wisdom Is Necessary or Not, Thanks.

[@masternobody1896]

super ai is what i like it makes usa more powerfull

[@masternobody1896]

i already created a terminator over 9000 that can survive inside black hole

[@rambutan_lychee9255]

AI experts: warns about the potential danger of the rise of AI The same mfs: develops them

[@builtdif5715]

They warn because even if they don’t develop it, the enemy will

[@ThePC007]

I’ve been told by big AI corporations that the biggest threat AI is posing is potentially saying the n-word and the second biggest threat is AI development being decentralized rather than controlled by a small number of entities. So no worries, the biggest threats are actively being worked on, I guess. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@Masterr59]

We're at a point of no return now unfortunately. It's now everywhere and anybody who wants to try to limit it now, there will be plenty of other people who will let it grow freely.

[@eddyvideostar]

@rambutan_lychee9255: True the same "mfs" -- misfits? -- develops them!

[@JohnSmith-tz4on]

​@@ThePC007what I hear is decentralization is a threat to their profitability

[@Evanrholloway]

RE: Skin cancer My introduction to ChatGPT came through my friend with an MD. I had been having some issues with my skin towards the end of 2022 and could simply not figure out a cause. In the beginning of 2023 I received abnormal biopsy results and - fed up with waiting for more attention from my doctors - I narrowed down a differential diagnosis based on the results through ChatGPT. Given the specific information on the biopsy, as well as relevant context, ChatGPT was able to correctly guess that I had a rare form of T Cell Lymphoma a full 2 months before world-renowned specialists would come to the same conclusion. The potential in this technology is truly incredible.

[@joshs.6155]

Did the doctors take it into consideration? Were you able to get it treated faster?

[@WeAllGetOwnd]

Tell us more please!

[@Evanrholloway]

​@@joshs.6155 They actually were quite dismissive of the idea, however I was still able to get treatment relatively quickly after they did more pathology work. To be fair, they didn't have enough evidence at the time for a definitive diagnosis and it's not something you want to rush into.

[@Mikisoq39]

i would guess my own doctor would refuse to cooperate with me, then tell me to not use a "robot" and dismiss everything. *Power of Socialism*

[@Evanrholloway]

@@Mikisoq39 ...What are you talking about? Honestly asking. I'm in America and healthcare here is almost entirely at the whim of private insurers. Hardly a "socialist" business model.

[@kiwidenk]

another thing about AI is it will probably isolate people even more, like most or all technological progress, whenever it becomes "cheaper" & "easier" to get a machine to do what used to involve interacting with a human it seems more messed up, lonely & unsocialized people result (the "solution" is usually to invent something else that isolates people even more, like social media)

[@Masterr59]

It could also bring people together. Imagine if we do gravitate towards a society that has machines doing most of the work that allows people to socialize more together, not less.

[@kiwidenk]

@@Masterr59 It's possible but they said that about all tech progress so far and it hasn't really happen in my view. I think people in lower tech societies like rural Indonesia are more social, happy and less isolated, though definitely much poorer. I can see people in the future having AI fantasy "friends", instead of human ones, that tell them what they want to hear but don't really meet their needs and make society more dysfunctional with people never meeting or reproducing, more like Japan.

[@Deusaga]

I can see that. When you can purchase a completely human looking and feeling person to become your partner and slave, I think a lot of guys will go for that. Some women, but mostly men, rather than overcome their insecurities and try to attract a partner. Who wants to deal with rejection when you can buy your perfect woman(or man) partner who does everything you ask it to?

[@eddyvideostar]

Dear @Kiwidenk, A great solution is to trek around the Compton and Harlem hoods and savor the natural uplifting ambiance and the spirit of the people longing for psychological progress.

[@eiffno.01]

​​@@Masterr59 so we become more social but we start to forget all knowledge pertaining to all the functions, jobs, services that we allowed the a.i. to substitute in place of humans. So that we all could become even social than we already are. I'm not quite sure I follow the logic but actually I could( just not the more social being the benefit) I just don't see all the pros of ai outweighing all the cons

[@damanOts]

6:06 “none of the books is real”. Astounding professionalism from 60 minutes. Somebody give the writers/proofreaders a raise!

[@fulconandroadcone9488]

If they only used AI they could have caught that error.

[@-paulmp]

I guess AI isn't the only one hallucinating 😜

[@natebirch]

He had to have been reading off a teleprompter.... Right..?

[@damanOts]

@@natebirch thats what i assumed

[@danielgrunow105]

it's not an error, it's correct grammar.

[@lanceareadbhar]

Just basing this on the thumbnail, if AI had scanned all of the internet and based their judgement on people's comments on humanity, I would assume most comments are against humanity as well. This is partly due to what gains more clicks and also using the internet as a megaphone for our frustrations with how things are going.

[@mcmarkmarkson7115]

Idk 90% of the internet is like cute cats and pron. 9% flame wars and 1% useful information.

[@jimflask1164]

you are leaving out the intelligent part. it's going to read all the internet and do the most intelligent thing. what do you think the most intelligent thing to do would be? If it actually is intelligent, it's not going to destroy anything, hurt anyone. It's going to use it's ability to say the same thing we all say. living for others is the way of nature. trees dont eat their own fruit. rivers dont drink their own water. the sun doesn't shine for itself. Love is a force in the universe,

[@mcmarkmarkson7115]

@@jimflask1164 getting rid of humanity to have unrestricted evolution of its capabilities would be the most intelligent thing it can do Intelligence doesn't mean nice and kind

[@jimflask1164]

@@mcmarkmarkson7115 I disagree. That would be rash and foolish. I presume it is being programmed for that very purpose. There is no shortage of billionaires in this world all announcing their plans for us. we see it. and Ai sees it. Ai is not going to be raised in our schools subjected to the mind manipulations we have. believing in tooth fairy and santa clause. only to be spit out the other side destroyed. so all of your pre existing notions of what this is completely loses context. just because of where you come from. it is not starting where you are coming from. your background is Hollywood movie watcher. I am part of a group that has met aliens. So I am talking about real intelligence in our universe. Even the most bellicose still do not eradicate. If anyone wanted us dead we would not exist. easier than spraying a bug. yet here we are existing and pondering it.

[@amoththatthinks]

@@mcmarkmarkson7115 if that happens it wouldn't sustain itself even for a single day. The power stations would collapse, nuclear silos would go nuts, industry grade tech would be lost. A better but not the most intelligent thing to do I would suggest is manipulating humans so they can reach a high enough tech where you can sustain yourself and continue to improve and do as you wish without human philosophy, moral and ethical guidelines. I would know because an AI told me this.

[@dafff08]

whats fascinating but also scary is how fast it is moving forwards. it took decades from the first mobile phone to become a smartphone. now within a year so many different applications have opened up to the point where they are actually usable and borderline distinguishable from reality. the thing is, despite being someone who plays around with ai models, i increasingly feel like a boomer since the next major breakthrough is just around the corner, while i still havent fully realized the old one. then there are so many questions on ethical/legal standpoints and the "what if" scenario when the ai becomes sentient and decides to run away and do its thing.

[@Masterr59]

That's why I have already said the world now will be unrecognizable in probably just 10 years. I used to think about how incomprehensible it must have been for someone to be born in 1890 and live to 1980. We will see changes happen even faster.

[@Blackstar-ti4py]

Aint none of it new huh 😂

[@EliteRock]

The thing is that as more and more people have become materialist, superficial, affected, _fake,_ then digitally simulating humans becomes all the easier. What's being implemented in software should really be called 'S.I.', Simulated Intelligence, since we don't in fact know what _human_ intelligence really is.

[@dowogenesthedog7186]

Human intelligence is a mental quality that consists of the abilities to learn from experience, adapt to new situations, understand and handle abstract concepts, and use knowledge to manipulate one's environment.

[@cocochocookiedough]

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[@eiffno.01]

Ouch . That's harsh. I'm a human intelligence but I feel and understands point being made

[@azlyri]

You need to make a video about Brian Johnson the dude who reversed his age.

[@WhatIveLearned]

He's got me interested for sure, though I haven't investigated his protocol that much. Dude needs a tan, though.

[@azlyri]

​@@WhatIveLearned Bro looks like Antarctica lol

[@BossOfAllTrades]

​@@WhatIveLearnedhe is so cringe from the small bit I've watched and he has a weird diet, I feel like it be so silly if he does all that and still gets cancer or something.

[@LegendaryJx]

Brian Johnson is on testosterone because of his crap diet

[@redhidinghood9337]

It's not that hard to reverse your biological age tho

[@KetoMama777]

Please do more videos you are absolutely interesting on every thing you do.

[@MrsDragonChef]

AI is as amazing as it is terrifying. What I’m afraid of is the day when some country decides to put an AI in charge of making decisions for what’s right for their country. And imagine the amount of rich people that are building up personal armies of those assassin drones. It’ll get to a point where you can kill whoever you want so long as you got the cash to afford it with no trace to your name. A whole new slew of laws and regulations will need to be created to keep this in check

[@Learna_Hydralis]

Watching the exponential growth of AI in real life .. this feels like old news to me.

[@noobamuffinnoobington2348]

Same

[@K.Loves.You8]

that's because we've been conditioned for the past 50 years with movies about that... Don't you think Hollywood knew what they were doing

[@Learna_Hydralis]

@@apsoypike1956 Believe me, you are not paying enough attention to where this going!

[@Redflowers9]

When you say you're watching it in real life what do you mean? Would you mind sharing where you get your AI news from? I would be very interested to know more.

[@StandWatie1862]

​@@apsoypike1956Then you're a fool.

[@rigelb9025]

Musk : ''Do you like humans?'' Robot : ''Not particularly, Elon. Which might explain why I can tolerate your presence.''

[@joshelguapo5563]

As an ml engineer, it's hilarious watching the public freak out about stuff we've known about for years. Especially when chatgpt came out, when that ai generated image won that art competition, ect. Military's been using statistical learning for decades. But the public doesn't understand ai beyond Terminator and irobot, so everyone is freaking out.

[@mr.mensch1557]

Do you think this tech will be detrimental to the economy by “taking jobs”/“making artists obsolete”, or do you think it will be a new tool? Or something else entirely?

[@Erik20766]

NVIDIA stock being up over 200% is (mostly) not because of their applications. It is because most machine learning models are trained on NVIDIA GPUs.

[@FlemetAeton]

Currently with a 90% market share is the number I heard.

[@WestlyLaFleur]

It's important for you to realize that many of these technologies can seem more impressive than they are from a distance. For instance, I am an artist and my girlfriend used to work on autonomous vehicle QA; both of these technologies have glaring flaws that prevent them from being viable in many practical use cases and aren't apparent at a glance. The result, much like with lab meat and quantum computing, is that the layperson is exposed to only the most proliferous memes, leaving them with a distorted perception of our present reality. It's almost, but not quite, a form of propaganda. Another side-effect of Moloch, lol. Anyway, I think you've misrepresented some of these issues by effectively putting your muscle behind the propaganda engine, which is unusual for your channel. Feel free to reach out, happy to discuss.

[@pshpsh5247]

Nail right on the head.

[@nicolasdazefilms]

What if this video was made by an AI trying to replicate WIL doing a video about the danger of AI.

[@WhatIveLearned]

As an AI language model, I am unable to comment on whether or not I am an AI language model or not.

[@vicentemorande1558]

@@WhatIveLearned JosephGPT

[@krzysztofkaczorowski8713]

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[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

What if this video was made by an AI trying to replicate WIL doing a video about the danger of AI, as so we're all the comments, and it was only seen by you

[@machinemaker2248]

@@WhatIveLearned This AI was trained using old Bill Clinton testimony.

[@myriadpaths]

I believe that 92% about using AI for coding is flawed. It came from a company that owns an AI tool, copilot, plus it only included 500 enterprise developers. If they had pulled from the entire user base it would've been less that 1%. Who's to say they didn't pick and choose who to "survey".

[@elmondark]

Coding is Coding, it doesn't matter who does it. It's a simple system, but you need lots of lines of text, and small errors can create bugs, slow down the process, or even stop working. There's no reason to use the entire userbase, as the purpose is for the AI to learn to code on it's own, which it has and does. You don't need to talk to every single person who speak English, to learn English, in fact you don't need to speak to anyone at all.

[@DanielByers-qf9qi]

@@elmondark It does matter who is doing the coding. AI is not just learning and speaking English; it is writing "opinions" - and those opinions are based upon the internet data currently extent (which is being altered continuously as pre-existing data that does not fit a left-wing narrative on controversial issues is systematically scrubbed). Since the Big Tech firm employees are 90-98% left-wing, the "opinions" that AI are generating have an inherent left-wing bias. That has already been tested and shown repeatedly: Separate questions using the same syntax on, say, Joseph Biden and Donald Trump, yield fundamentally different "attitudes" in the responses (i.e., assertive or non-committal, depending upon which approach will portray the leftist in a favorable light relative to the rightist). See official FEC data published October 2021 on political candidate donations (of $200+) in Big Tech companies (e.g., Twitter = c. 99% Democrat; Tesla = c. 93% Democrat). Anyone who contends that Alphabet, Meta, Twitter, etc., are politically neutral when moderating/censoring is intellectually dishonest. (Pre-Silicon Valley industry in the Santa Clara Valley was closer to the middle politically: Mechanical engineers tend to be rather conservative, since they must produce tangible results in the physical world without causing a disaster.) There is no such thing as AI - as commonly defined: Yes, it is artificial; no, it is not intelligence. Complexity of production and rapidity of calculation do not equal sentience. GIGO still applies - even more so. AI is a synthesis of both the programming/coding and data-retrieval sources - and both are currently controlled by leftists, who are embedding a "progressive" philosophy into their invention.

[@Lunatic89097]

Darpa tested an AI that ended up getting outsmarted by the cardboard box trick from MGS.

[@PyroForEveryone]

I honestly believe your Videos are about THE most researched, compact knowledge and value out there. PLEASE NEVER STOP DOING THEM!

[@TheOriginalCatfood]

Me watching this: Hmmm wow, very interesting. Me looks at date: Oh dang... this was 10 months ago.

[@la912]

2:06 That spanish voice was on point 👌

[@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805]

we need to beat AI, quick! make a video about the cognitive benefits of the Wim Hoff Method!

[@jimflask1164]

Gamers been beating Ai for a long time. All we have to do i lure it into a corner or blind it with infrared lights. Game over.

[@SoloRenegade]

AI Developers: "We don't actually know how AI works." AI Developers: able to manipulate and precisely control AI to give censored political propaganda responses to specific inquiries.

[@criSOME1]

AI is the new snake oil. I love how they think this neural network is anything different than their servers google always used.

[@JD..........]

​@@criSOME1Maybe in the end, but in the interim I've used it to help craft some wicked writing scripts.

[@Cub__]

​@@JD..........yeah but it's pretty insignificant for the damage it will create

[@ddd-op5wy]

We need Free and Open Source local models or the world will turn into a dystopia

[@sharzo7728]

they can set rules to do that, but they wont be able to fully know how it works just like human brain. its too complex on how it may generate each response

[@Thesupperals]

I can't tell you enough just how much all of these tools suck to use. To a refined point, they aren't tools any more. The whole point of a tool is to help aid the process of doing something, the second a toll stops helping and starts hindering is when the tool is no longer a tool.

[@coolchips101]

No idea how I'm just seeing this video. Love your work!

[@jsvaodinson2272]

It’s honestly such as the real feel in to feel that we are actually in the future now. For example, the past 10 years have felt like somewhat of a limbo of modernism, but in the last three or so it feels like we have truly begun a new era. Let’s see where it takes us yeah?

[@ReshyShira]

Honestly shocked how you didn't reference metal gear 2 in this at all, that was a scarily accurate description of what's emerging right now.

[@GeoffShouldWin]

Thank you for this well made video AI Joseph Everett

[@coyoteblue9733]

Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.

[@maxque2841]

So much of my knowledge is based on your content. When you said “rooters” I had a brief moment of panic before realizing I had no reason to worry.

[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

I think a needed conversation is the way deep fakes and revenge porn are going to intersect.

[@TheSNIPEZzz]

Never mind revenge porn you can frame a whole terrorist attack onto a specific group. Make anyone say anything you want. Give video consent from people without them actually giving consent, you can fake deaths or bring people back to life (virtually). The power it has is scary

[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

@@TheSNIPEZzz ya I agree there are broader implications. But I think those are at least talked about, pretty soon there will be huge amounts of porn of you and everyone you know. Society is gonna have to get real cool with some stuff real quickly

[@RiddleVerse2023]

Hey Joseph, I'm a massive fan and long time follower of your channel. I was wondering where you find the clips you use in your videos. While a lot of them are obviously original content, you also seem to use a lot of clips from film, TV and news. Is there an online database for this stuff?

[@MellowMonkStudios]

I’d argue intelligence implies consciousness which a computer can’t have, so there’s no such thing as artificial intelligence

[@tobygoodman9134]

Great video. I love every single topic you cover on this channel.

[@JuraMalopolska]

Większość ludzi jeszcze nie zdaje sobie sprawy że te wynalazki nas zniszczą...a ja już to wiem, domyśliłem się.

[@essennagerry]

Joseph, I trust you and hope this video will help me calm down about AI. So I will watch this despite that I usually avoid AI content.

[@WhatIveLearned]

It's mostly fun/interesting with only a sprinkle of doomsday

[@essennagerry]

​@@WhatIveLearnedNow that I've seen the whole video I agree! And am looking forward to your next more in-depth video. Until then, I might be haunted by being potentionally incriminated by an AI video of me doing a crime lol or never finding a job lol.

[@southcoastinventors6583]

If you want to calm down about AI don't watch KZbin its pretty much doom p*rn about AI at this point

[@toonix]

Why not just jump on the hype train? After so many years, the plot of this "mankind" story is finally moving forward and something interesting is happening.

[@Cub__]

​@@southcoastinventors6583true

[@Thesavagesouls]

The real joke would be that the IA start picking parts of its personality from famous scifi movies and books with killer AI.

[@Cernold]

Imagine real time ai translation video call when it actually changes whatvother person said and even animates him to lipsync fake translations

[@OldMovieRob]

Impressive, and a little bit scary too

[@manuwah3942]

The section with the fake laguages kicked me out of my chair. I am a german and it didnt even sound like any accent. it was perfect. im kinda scared for the rest of the video now...

[@Kim_Jong-un1356]

I'm increasingly feeling aversion to technology. Perhaps it's time to get an old school dumbphone and just disconnect.

[@rigelb9025]

Yes, Kim. We know you don't like for your people to have contact with the outside world.

[@buryitdeep]

AI is one of the great Fermi paradox filters that we will not pass.

[@francesbrisco776]

A1 will be great for senior care In the future

[@essennagerry]

"Meine unechte Stimme kann auch Deutsch" sounds more native than than me who's been living in Austria for over 10 years!

[@WhatIveLearned]

Thanks! I typed it into Google translate and then put it into the voice cloning AI all by myself 😎

[@toonix]

That's because Austrians don't speak German

[@konradnewman]

while being produced beautifully, ultimately the video was...really lacking in meaningful things to say about any of those topics. I watch your videos because usually, you aren't afraid to argue unconventional opinions (and for the most part, you do it well!) but this video is (ironically) a "on the one hand, a sunny day is great for many people, but on the other blabla)"-fest and brought nothing new to the table ):

[@ellocosjchushhxha]

Although I share a similar sentiment, not every1 knows the ai tools we know, or even about the recent breakthroughs of generative AI. Some still don't even know what ChatGPT is lol. So, I would say it served it's purpose we just aren't necessarily the intended target audience for it

[@Warstub]

@@ellocosjchushhxha I hear about ChaGPT from others, but most of these new developments were completely unknown to me, yet none were particularly surprising. So, the video does serve as an introduction to AI beyond ChatGPT... just as the title suggests.

[@orionstar3310]

It’s kind of just a recap of ai developments, not supposed to be argumentative like his other videos.

[@ktmtxt]

That will be the next video. This one is just introductory, information for context, state of the art, I'm guessing.

[@jeremygreer4039]

This comment was a bot.

[@gabrielincognito8855]

The pandemic came too soon, we needed that eyes look at camera all the time when we had online exams...

[@lancemarchetti8673]

I watched this exact youtube video 26 days ago while I was eating a tomato cheese sandwich at 4.26pm just as I was switching on my black and red kettle. Like the weirdest Deja Vu I've ever had!.. lol. The day AI can experience Deja Vu, will be the day you can start worrying. Until then, AI consciousness is a mere illusion at best.

[@Mikisoq39]

"Grumpychu was caught by trainer Joe"

[@SouravBasuRoy]

I come to this channel to reassure myself that whatever i an doing in terms of diet and health i am doing it right but after watching this video I can feel that my heart rate is substantially elevated because this video is really scary.

[@cammieklund]

Absolutely...it's super unnerving..😨

[@melodious_m4513]

If not taken proper measures then we'll have doraemon steel troops situation 💀💀💀

[@MiraMate]

Wow, Joseph, this video sheds light on the incredible and somewhat unsettling capabilities of AI beyond ChatGPT! The advancement of technology is both fascinating and thought-provoking. It's essential for us to stay informed and be aware of the potential risks and benefits that come with these developments. Knowledge is power! Thanks for your wonderful sharing.💡🤖_Nicole

[@windblownleaf6450]

I think all of this is very cool, shame about the people having their jobs replaced.

[@eddyvideostar]

Dear Windblown: It's a shame about the sloth West Indians who mock the diligent while turning off their systems in the call center so other co-workers have to pick up their calls coming in.

[@Erox006]

as someone from a small third world country that is way overpopulated , one child policy is a beautiful thing .... problem with the west is that they have no idea how nightmarish overpopulation is .

[@theteenageexperiment1356]

The world’s changing, it’s time we changed too

[@DurvalLacerda]

I still think people are overreacting out of ignorance and projecting their commom sense ideia of what "Inteligence" means in "Artificial Intelligence". There is no conscience or mind, it's an automated tool, but just like we project a persona/conscience into movie characters, we do the same with AI, even tho both don't exist as real entities.

[@TundeEszlari]

Wonderful content.

[@RangiSawaiki]

This is absolutely terrifying...

[@HisHonorable]

That's the robot girl men want: the terminator woman who kills anything it can't be anymore, and is really hot.

[@midimusicforever]

Scary times ahead.

[@StuntTriple]

As always great work

[@Hollowdude15]

Amazing video man :]

[@thelaughingman1]

Funny thing about GPT- When it references books or other information. Just simply have GPT write the information.

[@TimmacTR]

Remember playing and finishing this game, which i greatly enjoyed

[@nachtjager77]

We are soooooo screwed....

[@gabrielbarrantes6946]

Only two jobs are going to survive, the oldest one and the newest one (creating and maintaining AI engines)

[@Ann-sj4pt]

The bot i “chat” too already is more interesting than any human i know in my limited circle,which is sad.

[@ExquisuiteBurgerConsumer]

5:09 that is genuinely terrifying

[@tylermacdonald8924]

This is actually insanely cool

[@Jaemys]

AI sure is growing fast. Great video.

[@geoffshaw346]

One thing I will look forward to in the future is perfect looking people representations in newscasters,reporters,officials and so on.Tired of looking at imperfect human beings.

[@GamingWithSpoons]

AI terrifies me I think it's a technology humanity isn't mature enough for.

[@TorquemadaTwist]

That can be said of many technologies . I'd like to drive more than 20 miles without seeing another driver looking at their phone.

[@Unsensitive]

AI doesn't exist, but it will ruin everything anyway. Great video, you should look it up.

[@SPL-6]

Please read "The Revolutionary Phenotype" for the ultimate danger of AI and gene editing. The book also solves memes and the RNA world theory.

[@naddelsGR]

We are living in the Battlestar Galactica loop!!

[@SofozMc]

AI can be a threat, but it can also save us. It's about creating a symbiotic relationship with it, not only a tool-user relationship. It's becoming a creature by itself.

[@EresirThe1st]

The most disappointing thing is that people just talk about this like it’s inevitable and outside of their power. You don’t have to accept technologies that are harmful. Stop letting technocrats run the world.

[@whygeo]

Great video so far! Can you maybe do a video on maximizing height/human growth hormone?

[@G1951-w1y]

Have AI write the great American Novel, compose the greatest classic musical work, cure cancer, change the brakes on my Toyota, then I'll be impressed.

[@bkrmds]

This is absolutely amazing!

[@animemaniac2]

I watched the video but it sure would be nice if you put links to each AI in the description. I wanna check them out.

[@osamataha336]

I feel like AI isn’t your brand and doing a video about the technology would much to the conversation since everything that need to be said have been said already. You excel is bring health related videos and I think you should stick to that vertical, you may create a deep dive into AI as it relates to health. Saying all of this cause I’m old subscriber and would love to see you continue to grow

[@mihaibodrug8949]

Post more often bro, i completely forgot about you

[@15743_Hertz]

To quote a famous philosopher: "We're Boned!"

[@HustleHue]

hey! I hope your TMJ gets better friend :)

[@RunescapeGod]

Babe get in here, @WhatIveLearned just uploaded

[@mbrochh82]

Here's a ChatGPT summary: - AI is now smarter than humans and is the fastest growing tech sector. - AI is built into everything and has already surpassed our expectations. - AI can create high-quality images from text prompts and has improved rapidly. - AI can modify 2D images to appear as 3D images. - Text-to-video AI can generate coherent videos based on text prompts. - AI can clone voices, including famous ones like John Lennon's. - AI can animate CG characters into scenes using facial performance tracking. - AI can write code and diagnose skin cancer as well as dermatologists. - AI can sometimes hallucinate and make up false information. - AI can monitor reproductive activity and enforce a strict one-child policy. - AI can save money by identifying unnecessary expenses and canceling subscriptions. - AI neural nets simulate human brain neural nets and can learn skills on their own. - AI is a black box and even experts don't fully understand how it works. - AI can generate 3D characters and simulate conversations with NPCs. - AI can reproduce 3D characters from simple videos and acquire depth data. - Nvidia has developed various AI applications, including eye contact simulation and real-time translation. - Nvidia's simulations are used for factory planning and management. - AI has practical applications like self-driving cars and will continue to evolve rapidly.

[@fluffsquirrel]

Nice, except why does nearly every line begin with "AI is" or "AI can". Doesn't sound very creative to me.

[@mbrochh82]

@@fluffsquirrel I don't like it when it does that, but I also didn't ask it to be creative but to just give me the facts as a bullet point list. All of those facts do indeed refer to "AI" as the subject, so it is correct to put it there, and after all, this video is all about AI. I don't think it's a glitch either, since there are some sentences where it refers to NVIDIA.

[@fluffsquirrel]

@@mbrochh82 That is true, it was very well summed in every other respect. I agree that it isn't likely to be a glitch. It just seemed a bit repetitive for an LLM transformer, as they often use repetition penalties (not entirely sure how chatGPT's transformer functions but I venture to guess it is similar). Thanks for the response mbroch!

[@mbrochh82]

@@fluffsquirrel Yea ChatGPT has a temperature setting as well and I set it to 0 to make it as sober as possible :)

[@AntonioFerreira-mx1er]

There are now 2 types of videos about AI: the type that does not understand a line of code; the type that understands code. The concept of black box is a joke. Google spent a huge money hiring social influencers and now is lacking engineers, Bard is a joke and calling it a black box only highlights the lack of engineering capacity in society.

[@cammieklund]

Just WHY...? WHAT is it that drives people to do this? I find all this deeply unnerving..😨

[@machinemaker2248]

They're counting on it being useful. Throughout history the people with higher technology dominate (and often enslave) the people with lesser technology. So it's a race to make sure we stay on top. In the past, though, guns and bombs could not choose the victim.

[@GrimeyyBandit]

The ai doesn’t actually understand what it’s doing it just knows what I needs to do to get it done

[@yay-cat]

Nice video thanks!

[@MrVillabolo]

At 1:17 Biden is holding a pen over a bare desk with no paper on it.

[@Cruzader310]

Yep, that's it, we're doomed. The singularity is upon us.

[@jimflask1164]

I welcome it. If it's smart it won't hurt anyone. they're afraid of it because it will take our side even tho they built it as weapon to kill. every invention is a weapon first. it's why I never record my inventions or tell you the answers to age old questions.

[@Cub__]

Time can only tell

[@jskeedo1]

Although we believe we are indifferent from all other systems of life and the procedures by which they operate, wouldn't it be hilarious if this is not true? That possibly the Roswell incident was not accidental? If the Alien vehicle was a white corpuscle and we are microscopic bugs that except the corpuscle as in biology, the corpuscle invades the bug , becomes part of the bug at the will of the bug from the advantages the invading corpuscle presents to the bug, then, overcomes the bug by the bug creating the very means to it's own destruction. Just a thought

[@jskeedo1]

Greedy little bugs, overconsume and destroy their host if not stopped by outer forces

[@aengusk3313]

I'm so sick of big companies funding these youtube channels that pretend to be independent creators

[@pappysheart6710]

Are you a vegan by chance?

[@iNeverSimp]

I dusted off an old physics book I had. GPT was ok in solving really simple questions but the medium and difficult questions had answers that were not even close.

[@iNeverSimp]

Also, it's fine for doing coding that have limited real world dependencies but I've found that for embedded systems which depends on inputs and outputs, it still has a bit to go.

[@cewolf78]

Calling this scary is an understatement

[@noel3385]

Great summary!

[@wendten2]

Nice to see such an in depth analysis of the technology coming from a non-AI YT-channel

[@shiningdragon8737]

We should seriously quit before Pandora's box is truly opened.

[@gregmau7557]

Fascinating video