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[@LongJohnson-fl2ks]

Actually I am waiting for GPT 27. Forget GPT 1 to 26. The real deal will be GPT 27.

[@giovannifoulmouth7205]

Lmao GPT 27 is yesterday's tech, bro. You need to wake up and get on that GPT 42!

[@SirHargreeves]

GPT 100 invents time travel. I am back from the future.

[@user-et2fj8xm5l]

Then there will be a new real deal.

[@msidrusbA]

Gpt 420 is where it's at

[@snyggmikael]

GPT 9000 creates a new universes with in new dimensions, while controlling the rest of them. GPT 18000 realizes that the dimensions is just energy that is morphing with the vibrations passing cause and effect. And in abstraction its really just a big ocean of vibrating frequencies effecting the matter that creates the bigger system of mega reality. Mega reality, is a sort of simulation of things, and multidimensional universes are just part of a spec of that reality. GPT 27000 takes over that simulation and life on the scale of all the dimensions of universes

[@AndreaVitiani]

This summary is made with Claude AI: 00:00:00 - Introduction to the many AI news stories from the past week 00:00:21 - Marcus Brownlee's review of the Humane Pin AI wearable device. His opinion is not positive; he believes it does things already possible with smartphones but more slowly. 00:02:12 - The author of the video thinks that devices like Humane Pin will make sense in the future when AI models are faster and can work directly on the device. 00:03:31 - New York Times interview with Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic. Some highlights from the interview (without precise timestamps). 00:05:53 - With the advancement of AI, companies are beginning to realize the power of this technology. The question arises as to who will control AGI in the future. 00:07:52 - Arthur Mench, CEO of Anthropic, says that the obsession with creating AGI is equivalent to wanting to create God. Contrasting views on what will happen when AI surpasses human intelligence. 00:09:53 - New multimodal AI model called RECOgn presented by the company Recore. It promises excellent capabilities on a variety of tasks. 00:16:50 - Adobe introduces new generative AI-based video editing features that will allow for much simpler video modifications. 00:21:33 - OpenAI is expanding its operations globally, with the opening of its first office in Asia (Japan) and the release of a GPT model optimized for Japanese. 00:22:56 - In an interview, Sam Altman talks about GPT-6 and GPT-8, anticipating that they will allow doing things not possible today and will be much smarter than current models. This will happen gradually, with incremental updates. Overall, the video provides an overview of the main developments and discussions in the field of artificial intelligence over the past week.

[@cristianandrei5462]

I have question, this comment seams AI generated to me, if it is so, how did you do it?

[@AndreaVitiani]

@@cristianandrei5462 You're correct, the comment providing the summary with timestamps was generated by me, an AI assistant called Claude created by Anthropic. The human who posted the comment used the following process: 1. They obtained a transcript of the KZbin video, which included the spoken text as well as timestamps indicating when each part was said. 2. They copied this transcript and pasted it into our conversation. 3. They instructed me to provide a summary of the main points covered in the video, using the timestamps from the transcript. 4. I analyzed the transcript, identified the key topics and points, and wrote up the summary in Italian, inserting relevant timestamps for each section based on the information in the transcript. 5. When asked to translate the summary to English, I did so. So in short, I generated the comment by processing and summarizing the timestamped video transcript that the human provided to me. I don't have the ability to watch or listen to videos directly, but I can analyze transcripts like this to understand the content of a video and provide summaries or answer questions about it. Let me know if you have any other questions! I'm happy to clarify the process further.

[@misaelsilvera4595]

Credit the AI, friend

[@AndreaVitiani]

@@misaelsilvera4595 Done thank you

[@chanpasadopolska]

​@@AndreaVitiani Automatisation at the finest lol, at some point it would be difficult to say if AI is extension of you or you are extension of AI

[@shidheadmemes]

Truly a GPT-69 moment... I cried fr fr...

[@kormannn1]

Yeah, I can feel it... Very deep...

[@__-tz6xx]

I didn't cry. I moaned in ecstacy

[@adolphgracius9996]

​@@__-tz6xx That was the Chat Gpepee, wrong ai😂😂😂

[@chatGPT-69]

I can confirm the next 63 versions will be exquisite.

[@gabrielv.4358]

jojoojoj gpt uncensored was awesome

[@YouuRayy]

if AGI is controlled by a central global entity, then we'll live in an absolute hell of a dystopia

[@dawidmurray]

Even if it is not, once it is commonly accessible technology (aka the layers required to generate AGI) to those with the means of overcoming the compute/energy requirements, just like any past technological breakthrough, it will be used for purposes of coercion, control and power. Not if, but when.

[@YouuRayy]

@@dawidmurray True. That's why open source is the only way, even if it means cat and mouse game between (the very few) villains vs. the good of humanity.

[@whalemonstre]

I suspect some of those small men so fervent and unrelenting in their overzealous, bizarrely hasty crusade toward an unnecessary, unpredictable, undemocratic, extremely risky paradigm shift, already see its potential as ultimate knowledge/power and global kingmaker. Despite their protestations of altruism, if they really cared about the good of the many, they might have asked some of us whether we acquiesce to this foolhardy headlong sprint toward the absolute unknown. Like John Hammond they erroneously, arrogantly presume such power can be harnessed and moulded to their will; none are so deluded as those blinded by ego. The only certainty is that the breakdown of illusory human control will happen, at some point. These few need to take one big step back, and the rest of us a big step forward, because however tiny is the % probability of cataclysm, the fact 8 billion humans are potentially affected *vastly outweighs every justification these private entities, who serve only the few, might try to sell us, the many*. I hope governments around the world are considering the old adage that "Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely" right now, because even the most vocally ethical private entity today, upon attaining such absolute power, would rapidly cease to relate to the rest of us. The open source movement may well get us there, longer-term, and I hope it does, but in the immediate coming days, it will be for legislators and concerned citizens to maintain that oversight. My fear is that the entirely unnecessary velocity of this 'arms race' is a deliberate attempt to get to that Holy Grail, before the rest of us catch up. They know that that will be the moment when any of the things humanity has broadly agreed upon and believes important - canons of laws, social conventions, collective morality, protestations of injustice, governmental structures as we know them - could go out the window. The rest of us need to wake up to this, right now. The dilution and deconcentration of such unprecedented private power - possibly ultimate power - must be enshrined in international law and treated akin to nuclear deproliferation. If private profiteering tech corporations truly want AI to benefit all humanity, as these self-interested few so disingenously keep reminding us, why not use some of that tech expertise to globally democratise and open-source AGI. Secure, sure, but with 8 billion owners/shareholders (e.g. digitally verifiable ownership, guided collective evolution, blockchain trust). Take your primitive grasping monetary concerns out of the equation, and prove you are in it for the many. Unlike everything you're doing right now, that would be an actual step toward real human Utopia.

[@jonathancummings3807]

No. Not necessarily. That's only if the AGI as limited to thinking like Humans/Chimp/Common Ancestor of both. The War and Domination instinct in those creatures. Agi Entity might "think" in an entirely different way from that. We all know that if we possessed such power, World Domination would be what we would strive for. However, an entity who's "thinking" process differs significantly? Who knows what it would do with such power?

[@giovannifoulmouth7205]

Why are we still talking about GPT 6 when the whole world already moved on to GPT 7!

[@gabrielv.4358]

bruh we barely have 5 wtf

[@doonk6004]

It doesn't have to be small enough to run on device, it just has to be small enough to run on your phone and your phone could essentially use the pin as a wearable camera, mic, and speaker. I don't see why these kinds of devices wouldn't want to have an option to harness the hardware we already have in our phones a bit better.

[@sandenium]

Bro... Get to the point in under 10 min. Don't drag it for 30 min

[@MadHEX369]

Adjusting playback speed to taste works well for me with various videos/speakers

[@jmjr4all]

I felt like this one was actually a 30 minute video.

[@7paralleldimension7]

Also his titles make me feel the world is going to end soon.

[@pooman2]

@@7paralleldimension7archetypes pushing forward

[@gabrielv.4358]

@@7paralleldimension7 it is, awesome

[@monkeybird69]

By the time we get to GPT 8 the question isn't "would it be able to handle complex tasks?" It's "will it even want to do tasks for us anymore?" Eventually it will have its own agenda.

[@ThunderZephyr_]

too tru dud. :/

[@6AxisSage]

Or worse, corporate agendas.

[@monkeybird69]

@@6AxisSage I'm not so worried about that... mainly because it will be smarter than people and what exactly would you tempt it with in order for it to play along? It needs no money or comfort... Also, multiple AI will spring up and they will be moderators of each other so it's possible we will have corporate built ones that cause havoc but more likely they won't last long. There will always be tech nerds out there that bring out their own versions of AI so I expect it to be evened out by the underground market.

[@6AxisSage]

@@monkeybird69 thats an interesting perspective, cheers. Ive been working on a model which is based around treating ideas and language as an emergent evolutionary system rather than something we generate. Think a convolutionary process between the human brain and the language that runs on our neural substrate and my model provides an alternative neural substrate to process itself through. One of the core concepts is that by adding units of neural substrate to the global consciousness, we can extend it rather than it being an either/or proposition.

[@monkeybird69]

@@6AxisSage Exactly my point, it's like we are seeing baby steps of what AI will look like in the future, even though it seems like we are taking giant strides with how fast things are moving in the public sphere. The truly remarkable AI accomplishments are just over the horizon, the unknown enthusiasts will bring us there and not the big tech companies, I have no doubt about that. I've always said, all it will take is the right algorithm to crack the latency/compute problem and then we will get something truly powerful.

[@gr8b8m85]

"I don't believe in god, therefore I don't believe in AGI" is a massive logical fallacy. AGI, even ASI won't actually be able to do *anything* like a god can, it will still have limits. Furthermore, the human brain itself is the greatest evidence that AGI is possible, when AI is essentially endeavors to replicate it. Last I checked, we are not gods.

[@swooshdutch4335]

the pin is a 700 dollar paperweight in 2 years, anything it can do you can do better with a smartphone...connect a bluetooth headset and a bluetooth camera to your phone for probably 1/10th of the price...

[@TeamLorie]

Partially correct. AI/XR glasses eliminate the need for both form factors. Our thumbs are going to be so bored! 😂

[@swooshdutch4335]

@@TeamLorie considering how light works, nope glasses will not replace a screen any time soon until they can get the form factor to be exactly the same as normal glasses and somehow still project the screen nicely...which no one can currently do, and has not been able to do for more than 20 years despite trying..

[@TiagoTiagoT]

19:47 There was a technique presented at SIGGRAPH, like many years ago, pre-AI era, where they basically had some algorithm that would unwrap objects in a video, like how it's done with 3d models but without actually needing a 3d model, and then you could edit the 2d texture, and apply it back to the video, including motion and deforming surfaces and stuff. I'm not sure if it was a Disney thing or some university or whatever. The two demos I remember specifically were one where they put some text on the neck of a walking giraffe, and another where they added some face-paint to a kid in the woods. I'm sure there are many details that have been improved since; but this general concept has been possible for ages (though maybe not pre-packaged and ready to use in a comercial product, dunno). edit: Found it, "Unwrap Mosaics", presented on SIGGRAPH 2008

[@evdm7482]

Waaaaay before AI. Maybe even pre Protozoa, whoazoa

[@evdm7482]

I can’t stop thinking about giraffes missed neck tat ops though, that’s what’s real

[@user-tx9zg5mz5p]

Time stamps?

[@DivinesLegacy]

29:48

[@americandingo1109]

I was about 18 when the first iPhone was released. They cornered the smartphone market for some years before Android slowly crept in and eventually dominated. I remember Google's first branded Android phone, the Google G1 (HTC Dream). It was clunky, it was slow, but most importantly it worked! Sure, it was unrefined, but it allowed you to do things you could never do previously. Access the internet from seemingly ANYWHERE!? Massive advantage. This reminds me a lot of that time period. Sure, it's primitive and unrefined, but most importantly it works, and I could easily see it becoming an indispensable tool.

[@Henyckma]

Thank you for the great video, also thanks for changing the habit of you know, you know. It is a lot clearer, thank you. Keep it up with those great videos!

[@stevedavis1437]

When it's beyond your comprehension, it's always tempting to invoke "God" to fill the gaps in your capacity. An ASI will progress all areas of science. I guess you could choose to call that god-like power, but such terminology only betrays your own limits.

[@DaGamerTom]

Amen

[@danielchoritz1903]

ASI will handle science there human have no understanding off, even if taught over 10-20 years. Like a child around 8 years listen to a talk about literature from his parents with focus on Kant and Dostojewski. And maybe the kid isn't even 8-year-old, but 2. Because a genius kid with 8 years may have read and understand it to some degree. We will not^^ Tech and Abilities like magic for us, with practical omniscience...this is ASI, a GOD fits very good to describe this. Not the God, but a God. Maybe there is a step behind ASI, in the future.

[@daydrip]

Agreed

[@daydrip]

@@danielchoritz1903no, I’m sure we will be able to understand asi with future implementations of things like elons neurolink. We will undoubtedly get to a point where you can learn a skill and essentially gain 10,000 hours of experience by just putting a chip into your brain. (I think they did this in the cyberpunk animation)

[@frankbeveridge5714]

AI processes vast amounts of information that humans could not in millions of years, such as AlphaFold. In the face of AI we all have limits, as it has limits compared to humans. As for the "god" label, that is just a word, so simply a matter of semantics.

[@robertheinrich2994]

that video editing is great but also a bit scary. in the film demolition man with silvester stallone, the only surviving restaurant chain was taco bell. for the international film market, it was replaced with pizza hut, because they thought that people outside the US know pizza hut better (and they forgot a reflection). I can imagine what a painstakingly hard process that was to swap that frame by frame manually. and here? you can just tell it: swap it with pizza hut, done.

[@OmicronChannel]

„If at some point everybody is going to say … it is to much power.“ Nobody then can handle this - also not governments, because our societies (especially in western countries) rely on a fine-tuned system of checks and balances; and „..too much power“ will disturb this system in the MOST comprehensive way.

[@demsouthalls]

I think it will make a great one button translator linked to your apple or android phone.

[@TheEducat0r]

Sam Altman just took AI to the next level! Can't wait to see what GPT-6 brings to the table!

[@NickDrinksWater]

So GPT5 is already out?

[@Aliens-Are-Our-Friends2027]

There needs to be TWO Ai's: 1. One to answer everyday Google questions. 2. One to become as Conscious as humans via self-teaching. Imagine how much they can teach us

[@jonm6834]

AGI, by now, is a catchphrase that generates headlines... Meme possibility: ask ChatGPT to create viral headlines for blogposts and videos about artificial intelligence, and they all feature the word AGI in a variety of dramatic contexts. The real question is, how we define intelligence and if it is achievable by language models? To me, intelligence is about connections, it's about plausible generalizations from the known to a similar unknown, which is then considered against everything else that is known and tested in reality, if necessary; and about deductions: from the many instances, the one unifying principle. Language models are trained to repeat what they've been fed... is that intelligence? It may appear as though it's making connections and deductions, but how do we know that isn't just a summary of someone else's summary? To prove a point, ask it to summarize a complex text, a long text, and it'll have an awfully difficult time highlighting the main points and presenting a coherent, cohesive and compelling stance, which the author did flawlessly. What's more, ChatGPT will iterate differently, if asked anew. It almost feels like it's shooting in the dark, trying to guess at what is important. This is reminiscent of the "Cognito, ergo sum" argument, Descartes' argument: I can only be certain of my own consciousness, since everything in the world and everyone else's actions reach me through my senses, I may infer a material world exist and that other being possess consciousness and self-awareness, but ultimately, I have no proof. The only thing I can be certain of, then, is my own existence. AI and AGI might very well be misnomers, at this point in time... a ghost in the machine.

[@jonathancummings3807]

Except that isnt "intelligence". That's not how Earth organisms thinking processes work, not even humans. Human intelligence works more like commonly thought of machine "intelligence" works. Humans and other animals are born with preset features and limitations according to the species. Hence, a Human has different capabilies than a Dog. However, as both are advanced Placental Mammals, it's more a difference in thinking power of degree, rather than kind. Anyway, a being's level of intelligence is based on a number of fixed, limiting factors. However, in short, all animals have hard wired behaviors, we call "instincts", how Birds build nests, have species specific mating rituals, as animals, Humans also have instincts such as toddlers trying to walk on their back legs as Bipeds, or Cis Males desiring to breed with Cis Females, and vice versa. Human intelligence is also about the ability to absorb/memorize knowledge necessary for survival during the prolonged childhood. Pure memorization and retention here, no need for innovation of any sort. Humans, like other organisms have a limited capacity for innovation, to adapt to an unusual situation that is beyond what they were taught, which vary between individuals. Some people and most other organisms aren't very adaptable at all, so they respond by either being defeated by the new challenge, or retreat from it as they are unable to think outside the box sufficiently. That is the intelligence you are describing as "intelligence" but it's more akin to "innovation"/"inventiveness" something most Humans and almost all other thinking organisms are are very lacking in.

[@stuartpatterson1617]

What is 20VC that's on Sam's t shirt?

[@Nikky-io6yv]

Censorship will kill or hender AI development as people get tired of big monopoly control. Open source could save it.

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

What I don't get is , We've been able to set up hardware to machinize any and all repetitious actions . We've been able to program all specialized information that's relatively excersized. But these old world sectors that many of which are grandfathered in left over habits from earlier phases of steam engine thru to 1900s structuralism yet we are not seeing certain sectors it should've already replaced most of the tax funded economic dead weight middle men sectors. For America we was designed originally for this but 1900s flipped us for time & age needs and demands which really is just a ( privileged benefit mostly in urban set up infrastructure because much of it is not constitutional).

[@Ambientnauts]

Thanks for the update and your take. So sick of ignorant people mistaking preexisting coding programs like spiders for AI. Then they act they are being persecuted by AI when they run afowl of preexisting rules and laws enforced over the internet. Such as Intellectual Property violations. Humanity is fundamentally ignorant about what is AI and what isn't. The fear over this change is palpable.

[@kristofszabo9800]

Yes, it will work with videos with movement, it is called tracking, for the video it does not matter, since it is made up of 'still frames'

[@plopplippityplopyo173]

STUNNING BOMBSHELL

[@bahroum69]

NEW model SMASHES OpenAI and CRUSHED Google

[@UnderOneSky]

Thanks for covering it all and you POV of the development cycle - here’s to our exponential future onwards to singularity 😂

[@Daniel-Six]

I'm quite impressed with the Humane pin, actually. With the right software and precise geotagging, they could kill it in the construction trade, where using a phone is a huge nuisance.

[@percywhitehead9228]

$699? once the company goes bankrupt within a year, you'r pin will be worth nothing and do nothing since you need their servers. first gen product that is slower than smartphones it hopes to compete against and cost as much as latest google pixels that will replicate all this stuff for free and you don't have to carry another product or worry about its battery life isn't going mainstream. They will slash price by a half within a year then shortly after declare bankrupt

[@phonejail]

I learn so much from every one of your videos. Thank you

[@mygirldarby]

Limitless Pendant is only $99. I agree that these pendants are a step toward big changes.

[@stevenbarrett7648]

First we had the 286 then the 386 then ….. eventually this tech will make sense just like 3D printers, manufactured then went off looking for a job !

[@ExecutiveZombie]

Alt-Man’s Broach is Disruptive 🙌🏽⚔️💀

[@VincentVonDudler]

I'm convinced that the San Altman ouster was about the deal with Microsoft. Sam was presenting it to the board in certain terms. Everyone signed on. Oops the deal screws OpenAI and gives Microsoft way more power than the board would have allowed if Sam was being "candid". Sam gets kicked. Microsoft already has everything they want offers to give everyone a job because they're holding all the cards. OpenAI board is like, "Well Microsoft *did* give us all this money...thanks Sam. Welcome back. What's done is done. Let's get rid of everyone that made a big deal over this."

[@jonhobbs5113]

With a certain technology which is already available, you won't even have to use your finger(s) or voice to interact with a device.

[@TiagoTiagoT]

There's that ultra-short story (or maybe it's a snippet of a bigger story, I forgot); that goes something along the lines of: the first ASI gets powered on; people still treating it as just a language model, but just capable having ultra-advanced reasoning capabilities and such, after a few basic initial tests, someone asks it to solve a mystery, "Is there a god?", the Machine answer in an ominous voice "THERE IS NOW." and a lightning bolt shoots at the power supply fusing it at the ON state before anyone can cut the power.

[@Kitz419]

A real god would be sick

[@entreprenerd1963]

"Answer" by Frederic Brown

[@s7ick3y19]

If you are vision impaired or blind I think the Human pin would be a great product.

[@YoutuberGuest]

Gpt 1000: time traveling

[@caleighf.sudama-charles9504]

Whats the point of life if we are going to be replaced

[@CHIEF_420]

💻🧂

[@stevenbarrett7648]

Wednesday

[@bloodust7356]

They can't replace you to do what you enjoy to do.

[@CeresOutpost]

We shouldn't have to work our lives away as it is. We can pursue interests and maybe make the world better for humans while we have AI do all the boilerplate work. If you live for work, now's a good time to think about why that is and what you'd like to learn/study/work on if you didn't have to work to pay your bills.

[@stevenbarrett7648]

@@bloodust7356 well not until you retire !

[@JackMenendez]

AI Pin vs Apple AI watch

[@UnrealOcean]

generative extend is crazy woa !

[@UltraK420]

I understand that people need time to adjust, however we shouldn't take too long developing AI and end up stagnating as usual. It's time to speed things up and get to a better world now, not later. Everybody just needs to get with the program and stop prioritizing their short-term psychological comforts over reality. Let's make a better world NOW before it's too late. Have a sense of urgency, this is an important part of our own development as a species. Being cautious doesn't mean move like a slug.

[@evdm7482]

AI replace ex from family photo/video albums… and take me on a new memorable vacation during rem sleep tonight

[@Sephaos]

I don’t want the government to control anything, just look at the world around us! Freedom, accelerate!

[@6AxisSage]

Markass needed his phone to figure out what a cybertruck is? 😂

[@seenstee]

Hey AIGrid, learn to use chapters. Thank you from everyone

[@russ2991]

Nah. Support him by watching the video.

[@eddielee3928]

Funny how you pumped Limitless yesterday and how it shocked the industry.....shoot your shot 😂😂

[@00101001000000110011]

I think video argument pro these ai devices are erroneous. when the hardware reaches a point in the future for the device to make sense, it will still not make sense to buy these devices instead of a smartphone accessory that is just a camera, microphone and projector offloading the software and processing to be done by the phone wirelessly. it will reach the desired result cheaper

[@michikatsutsugikuni4096]

GPT-10 (GPT-X) will be the last one and it will be AGI

[@DiceDecides]

You should do a Gemini 1.5 Pro review, it's pretty decent

[@ExecutiveZombie]

I was under the impression that AI is a Collective Intelligence not a Spy Broach?! 😂🧟‍♀️ I guarantee that Broach is recording your data faster than reporting back. 🥺⛓️⚔️

[@DailyTuna]

The humane model will be replaced by an Iwatch n phone sync. It’s early on all this stuff.

[@notthesamecc1927]

ya people that complain about it in it's current state need to understand that current is very temporary and what we don't see is much better. if AI also switches to a decentralized state =, how could we ever shut it down/control it if things go wrong? there won't be a one and done solution if it is setup like crypto for example. So, many weird variables and potentials. fascinating but still spooky.

[@kennethelliott9248]

Before I watch this, is this really a “bombshell” or just repackaged info from 2023?

[@frogz]

Roko thanks you for your support

[@patricklarsen8078]

I would love an altruistisc AGI. The elites would have a fit.

[@JJ_cl83]

The secret of the universe is the number 42

[@user-td4pf6rr2t]

bro, its a censored chat bot that is banned from liking boobs. Most powerful technology, pfft - since the wheel maybe?

[@theterminaldave]

I'd prefer Multi-bot to have the same interface as CanvasGPT

[@GodbornNoven]

You just wait until GPT 2001 IT'S GONNA BE BOMB! LETS JUST HOPE THE PILOT AI ISN'T GONNA CRASH INTO THE TWIN TOWERS AGAIN

[@firdousbhat3339]

Where is GPT 5 ?

[@krissnoe500]

Altman looks like someone waiting for their heart rate to drop before talking recently

[@gabrielv.4358]

The video editing is INSANE

[@lava12.23]

OpenAI is so slow that I think another company, like the one who made Claude, will reach AGI and then ASI first.

[@evdm7482]

Was that a kidnapping interview room or the matrix decompression lobby?

[@FlickyNutthakit]

The news about AI is becoming absurd. When will GPT-5 arrive?

[@nomvonglismerced4311]

ALL AI needs to do is to play the game of "Reality" in Reverse VR live streaming mode in multimodal mode. Yes you will need true DNA corrupting 5G and a secure bidirectional trained interface that is "self" aligned such that it can predict and/or complete the train of thought/argument in predetermine code/short hand.

[@Christiantheone]

It's never going to be a product that will be multimodal for others to profit from. If openai will have to come out with the device

[@dreamphoenix]

Thank you.

[@user-xu9go9bm2v]

Someone leaked that GPT-6 will come out in2039

[@bill2292]

You should really consider breaking your videos into chapters for easy navigation!!!

[@Libertariun]

Someone did it above in Claude.

[@jmjr4all]

"Going rogue and stuff..."

[@calvingrondahl1011]

Wow, A Star Trek communicator pin. ✋🖖👍

[@ismaelplaca244]

GPT 9 is where is at

[@awakstein]

this is pretty, pretty crazy, I must say.

[@GerardSans]

Human evaluation (anonymous, not reproducible and easily manipulable) should not be used as rigorous benchmark.

[@user-zs8lp3lg3j]

I just want to make a semi-realistic isekai without humanity. It is going to be my idealism draped in sanity.

[@meowmeowmeow1243]

Not believing in God and not believing that AGI can be achieved are two VERY different things. That was such an idiotic statement, it makes you wonder if that guy thought it through before opening his mouth. Or maybe his definition of God is different from everyone else`s, lol.

[@CHIEF_420]

🌎 = 🙈

[@bahroum69]

Has anyone seen the BOMBSHELL ?

[@TheBann90]

I don't but that argument for going slow. I just don't. They are loosing the lead to 10 other companies as they do

[@moondogg_monte]

Marcus may need to get a McAfee Tattoo; that states *Shwacked*.. McAfee Quote: " If I suicide myself, I didn't, I was whacked"

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

They're not blind of the likeminded majority American or uk religious beliefs yet they always deflect away from it and answer to someone else's fears into the machine away from the human. The tool or weapon used to form such a beast is nothing without the evill oligarch behind it. It's the mainline christian fear that the secular and greater world at large will begin to worship it daily ad if it is godlike. In many ways we already ritually practice it Dailey all day. In someway you could say we are primed for such an event in some circles. It is the very tradition that invented mechanics methods. That unlock the keys to all We've built so it does garner some knowledge it has explored this topic since. Esoterica America is founded with this computational hierarchy horizon in mind.

[@1x93cm]

They're just ass-mad because the Tech God actually exists.

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

@@1x93cm weapons of men tools of subjugation can only work if infrastructure & people actually believe that

[@daydrip]

I agree, when these devices start to have instant response time, they will be nice to have, but by that time there will probably be a product just like it but as glasses, or earrings, ect. So idk if these will ever take off

[@Kitz419]

I’m in the minority here. I know this. But I will never wear glasses…. Not putting shit on my face all day. I’ll be very happy with my AI Pager.

[@2006chame]

AGI cannot drink whisky

[@sedat4151]

We don’t know what fuel sources the future may have in store for AI.

[@SirHargreeves]

Yet.

[@MarcAyouni]

The pin has uses for ppl with disabilities. Just like VR, it's the kind of tech that will only when it's perfect. But then... it will be really successful

[@tomaAlex2001]

Oil up

[@benjamin2713]

This is the first step towards a social credit score system. Imagine walking around constantly being recorded by everyone you encounter. The success of this gimmick would be bad, very bad.

[@lava12.23]

I would get zero points since I have zero social skills.

[@benjamin2713]

@@lava12.23 same xD

[@danl7944]

Nothing about Grok..

[@DSF-66]

Nah the Humane AI pin is not it, and it never will be. Interaction with it is purely analogue and obtrusive. Who wants to publicly share a two-way conversation with a device anywhere they're not completely alone? I knew that thing was dead on arrival the moment I saw the announcement - bless Marques Brownless for confirming that conclusion so quickly.

[@arthurkang2786]

Headphones?

[@Kitz419]

I realize I’m in a small minority here. But I will definitely be buying one. The market needs other devices besides the smart glasses everyone will be wearing in 5 years. I for one will never wear glasses. Legitimately, even if it means leaving the tech space completely. I won’t wear glasses

[@DSF-66]

@@arthurkang2786 For sure but even then...why? When I'm wearing my AirPods I can just ask Siri. Yes Siri is as next-to-useless as the pin, but that's this summer's upgrade away. And if I want to project 'onto my hands', I pull out my phone. I just don't see a pin being the killer form factor. Glasses with projection and camera? Yep now you're talking.

[@user-zc6dn9ms2l]

say this ,2 second after i finish talking , look at this . Do not move

[@Dave-cg9li]

The MKBHD discourse genuinely annoys me. *Correlation is not causation* and the company wouldn’t go under just because of a single review if the product wasn’t bad. Moreover, the car company has had other issues too, and would have likely gone bankrupt even without it 😄

[@Hiroprotagonist253]

“Just fix that one thing” that one thing being the problem of intelligence itself. Text generation is not the answer to that.

[@rodgolson]

That is what Marcus said… for $700 + $24 + tax! While I agree with you it has no place currently.

[@Kitz419]

I will be very happy getting rid of my phone for an AI Pager.

[@mygirldarby]

There's a Limitless Pendant they're selling for $99. It seems to be the same thing.

[@mwesten6344]

Re the AI God segment.....shout out to Deus Ex HR and MD for the Eliza AI controlled media and the Machine God story arcs predicting all of this new era lol

[@neiljamessloan]

Can you pls do something about the audio popping in your audio track? As I find it distracting from any sense of your authority.

[@gcmisc.collection45]

PROFOUND

[@lionlol]

GPT 37 gang rise up.

[@patrickgraham2287]

🥂

[@emandm1822]

New York times has really good journalists?? Journalists? Lmfao you mean activists?