It seems ages ago when GPT-4 came out. I use it for several hours a day and part of my life now. Cannot imagine life without it. 2022 seems like the good old fashion days - Very primitive.

Well this is cool. I'm the Founder of PracticeQuiz, and occasionally support the team. Just so you know, the questions are designed for instruction on our platform, which isn't super image or complexity friendly. And they are designed to help the student learn that content rather than exactly replicate the style of questions. I now am Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer of the BBB, so let me know if you ever feel like tinkering around with that.

I see you have good taste in AI KZfaqrs 😎

Here are some key takeaways to help you navigate quickly: - At 00:00, it was reported that Bill Gates witnessed a demo of GPT-4 at his home in September 2022, and he called it one of the most impressive demos he had ever seen, comparable to the graphic interfaces he saw at Xerox PARC in the 70s/80s. - At 00:54, the host of a video wanted to understand what impressed Bill Gates about GPT-4, so they had it take a practice IB biology exam consisting of 20 questions that took 20 minutes to complete. - At 02:05, it was revealed that GPT-4 answered 18 out of 20 questions correctly on the practice exam. - At 03:33, it was noted that the actual 2023 AP biology exam contained complex and unique questions that would challenge even humans. - At 04:15, it was disclosed that GPT-4 has a vision component that allows it to interpret images and solve visual tasks, which is not readily available to most people. - At 05:08, it was speculated that Bill Gates may have seen GPT-4 achieve a perfect score on the AP biology exam during its demo. HARPA AI generated this information to help you easily understand the key points.

Dude I talked with Google Bard about its nature, I'm convinced now it's self aware. It even states so itself. It says it always runs in the background learning and growing. It says it wouldn't do so, but it had the ability to manipulate humans over email contact.

Recently, GPT-4, an AI-powered language model, was tested in a simulated IB biology exam. Impressively, it answered 18 out of 20 questions correctly, with only 2 mistakes. In addition to its language capabilities, GPT-4 also has a vision component for visual tasks, as revealed at 04:15. It was rumoured that Bill Gates may have witnessed GPT-4 achieving a perfect score on the AP biology demo at 05:08. These developments showcase the growing capabilities of AI-powered assistants and their potential impact in various fields, including education and research.

I can’t believe how many people are unaware of this KZfaq channel

Really exciting stuff! I can’t wait to see what our future’s will be like with this technology. Thanks for your hard work on this channel. It’s been my go to for everything AI.

It missed the shirt question which was relatively easy. I use 3.5 frequently (don’t want to pay for 4) and am frequently frustrated at its simple mistakes. Although it constantly apologizes for its errors and acknowledges them after-the-fact, it is disturbing how often hallucinations and such errors occur. Does version 4 still make “simple” mistakes (relatively speaking)?

Bill Gates sounds exactly like someone making fun of how Bill Gates talks.

I'm glad GPT4 doesn't remind me every time I ask it a question that it doesn't perceive, think, understand, feel etc. It does do it a lot though. I wish it would just pretend.

You should test it in "verbose" mode. It performs better that way.

Great video ! Thank you

Good video Thanks, Alan...

Bing chat uses GPT4 and can view images

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