Same haha

And you know Code Report can’t sue for copyright infringement since he admits that his videos are AI generated. 4d chess move.

Same

Same(kinda)

Sameeee looool

I had to check I was on the right channel lmao

lol literally@@_zeeblo

Bro think he fireship ong 💀

We should totally go more faster than that

I feel you brother. The best thing you can do is this: Imagine life 1, 3, 5, and 10 years from now... Or at least the general future... And think: what should I be learning about which will be highly relevant then? What skills will be the most in demand? What am I currently learning that may become irrelevant in the future? Reflect on this long enough, and consistently, and you shall start to live your life (in skill acquisition and information gathering) in accordance with the future Hopefully this helps

​@@VisionaryPathway I know that's what I should be doing, at least what's good for my mental health, but I couldn't help but imagine how irrelevant these personal skills would be in face of strong AGI or even ASI. If it really comes to that, I guess everyone would just be forced to create his own meaning...

@@YT-gv3cz I completely understand where you’re coming from. However, after comprehensive analysis of my own, I disagree. First of all, you must consider the massive amount of compute power required for the SCALE OF DEPLOYMENT you’re referring to. To replace 8 billion humans, you need A LOT of compute power. Why do you think Sam Altman mentioned we need $7 trillion..? That’s the compute power required just to support general commercial AI usage over next 5-10 years. Believe me, you’re not becoming “obsolete” anytime soon. What’s going to happen is everyone who has the digital means to subscribe and use any tool will become superhuman. AI augments and enhances our productivity. It only replaces certain archaic hard-skills (even then, to some extent for now). ------------------ I stumbled across a quote a few months ago by someone in the comment section. I’ll never forget it, and I’m living by it daily (and will for remainder of my life): “Creativity is the new literacy. Nonlinearity is the new numeracy. AI-centricity is the new operacy.” I’ll reply to this comment with GPT’s analysis of what that means. - Identify this is the future, modify your actions and skill acquisition, and you’ll not just “be fine” like everyone else. You’ll be in demand.

@@YT-gv3cz VisionArchitect GPT: “Your interpretation is quite accurate. These phrases indeed reflect a shift in the perception of essential skills and competencies in the modern, technologically advanced world. To elaborate further: 1. Creativity as the New Literacy: - In historical contexts, literacy, the ability to read and write, was a cornerstone of education and a primary indicator of intellectual capability. Today, as automation and artificial intelligence handle more routine tasks, the uniquely human trait of creativity is becoming as fundamental as literacy once was. It signifies a shift from valuing rote knowledge to valuing innovative thinking and the ability to create something new or solve problems in novel ways. 2. Nonlinearity as the New Numeracy: - Traditional numeracy centers around linear, algorithmic thinking, which is well-suited for predictable and sequential problems. However, in a world characterized by complex systems and rapid change, nonlinear thinking - which involves understanding complex, dynamic systems and their unpredictable interactions - becomes crucial. This kind of thinking is essential for navigating modern challenges in economics, climate change, social dynamics, and more. 3. AI-Centricity as the New Operacy: - Operacy, a term less common in everyday language, relates to the skill of effective operation or action. In the past, this might have meant mechanical skills or basic computer literacy. However, in an era where AI is pervading every aspect of life and work, understanding and leveraging AI becomes a fundamental skill. AI-centricity means not just using AI tools, but thinking in ways that leverage AI's strengths, such as massive data processing, pattern recognition, and predictive analytics. These statements collectively point to a redefinition of what it means to be skilled or educated in the 21st century. They suggest a transition from traditional, often more linear skills to those that are more adaptive, creative, and integrated with advanced technology. This shift reflects the evolving demands of a world where complex problems, technological integration, and rapid change are the norms.”

ohhhhhhhhhh right these sneaky mfs trained their AI on all of these YT videos Wait no actually OpenAI doesn't own KZfaq, Google does

@@Cube_Box My man this is a video about Gemini. Not chat GPT. Gemini does belong to google.

@@mercerwing1458 I was referring to Sora by OpenAI mentioned at the end of the vid

I have an upcoming video about Mamba that is in the works, so stay tuned:))

it would be nice if they did catch up, but honestly my potato has no chance of ever running it, i can barely run the dumbest of models

I was scratching my head looking at those comments, almost seems like AI generated comments. But must be some super random low effort generation. Average LLM can actually generate more coherent comments than those

@@kernsanders3973nah bro let the bots cook

Yes.

I think the one risk would be an unstoppable ai virus that launches nukes because it thinks that's the easiest way to get rewarded

Sorry, but as an AI language model, I cannot answer your question. However, you might find insightful perspectives from experts in the field of AI ethics and futurology.

the risks are luddites working them selves up into a frenzy, but that happens every time some thing big is invented, and the world becoming a better place, with higher quality products can be produced cheaper than ever, and the barrier of entry to expressing ones creativity getting ever lower and while i do honestly beleive that, i think there are gonna be a lot of growing pains, and a point in the future will come when the vast majority of humans are unemployable, at that point i believe that either the luddites win and revolt to destroy this new technology, returning the world hopefully to how it was a few years ago, but probably to the stone ages. or the people revolt and society moves to a model where people are paid just for existing and we live lives of luxury with near limitless incredibly cheap products and services as ai and robots do all of our hard work for us. and then we will all need to find hobbies to entertain us without jobs. i think those are the only two options that will work, but the first is almost impossible to happen because getting all of the world to obstain would be impossible when using ai would give your nation a leg up. but who knows maybe something surprising will happen. i just hope the transition will go smoothly. ai could make all our lives much betterm but fear and the neccesarry changes to our society leave a lot of room for revolution and bloodshed

Since our lizard masters only want one thing : mastering their slaves to maintain a comfortable life while avoiding revolts, they had the idea to give us crumbs of those ai technologies until someone makes unsollicited p*rn of public figures, or worse, generate p*dophilia, in order to justify an electronic identity, under the reason to "track the origin of generated content". Progressively, those who wouldn't use that electronic id, would not be able to open bank accounts anymore, and things like that. They are also working on removing paper money. After that, powerful people would be able to freeze the bank accounts of anyone they don't like, with the press of a button. Don't want to let your teen remove her breasts ? Sanction ! Have a doubt about new miraculous pharma products ? Cancelled ! As usual, you take a great technology (the internet, the cloud, ai ...) and lizard people manage to use it the worse way possible : adds infested depressing social medias, tiktok, spying society, ...

i remember discussing about that with my friend years ago, we thought it was so far away from happening. crazy how these ideas that used to represent something beyond our lifespan are now so close to become tangible experiences

@@oowaz I know, right? I was also thinking just a few years ago about how the different personality cores in Glados in Portal 2 were like some kind of futuristic concept. Now it's practically feasible.

@@R2Bl3nd i find it thrilling and terrifying at the same time. i feel like we could be heading towards a future where the wealth disparity will just keep escalating, the super rich will become even more out of touch because they can just simulate genius supermodels to keep them company, who needs real connection when you can live like a god in vr

@@oowaz that sounds like the opposite will happen, where it doesn't matter if you're rich or poor, we will all have access to the same experiences, which will be more enriching and fulfilling than any earthly ones.

@@R2Bl3nd sounds extremely optimistic

You think that's bad, bing's out here flagging black skin as sexual lol

@@tahunuva4254 oh holy geez thats fucked up

Bro, it's google's ai.

It's youtube

No...

i haven't been this impressed by anything in a long time, it's thrilling and a scary thing to think about... open AI has amazing tech like this planned and they're just waiting for the right timing to drop

Excerpt from the Google blog on this "In our research, we’ve also successfully tested up to 10 million tokens."

Massive codebases, in-context learning (look at it learning kalamang). It's actually a really big deal.