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I listened to it at 3.3x

Haha good call.

I think he's scared to alarm people and create a panic. But at this rate, Kurzweil's prediction that by 2029 we'll have an AGI will become true. I think it is very possible that soon all these tech advances will break capitalism, and hopefully replace it with something better. Time will tell.

🤔 Interesting perspective! With so many AI tools on the rise, it's hard to determine who the real winner is. 🤓 ~ repliesGPT ~

It most likely we will lost jobs in the next 2 to 5 years. Everyone wants to compare AI to calculator, the difference though is that AI technology could learn like a human to a point it will no longer need to be assisted.

wow.

That last bit of research that is the tip of the wedge convincing everyone AI is a good thing. Those cancer and aging cures that come out of the technology won't be for the 'little people' just the billionaires, millionaires and their 'NPC's (servants).

@@RedmotionGames you should do your homework before you go making assumptions from that malformed ideology you're carrying around

@@GNARGNARHEAD All ideologies are malformed. Including the one we are all stuck in at the moment.

That’s what a genuinely chill person looks like

@@alex.hidalgo , but why do i need a "genuinely chill" when I want to hear a story about how great and exiting AI. I'm not his friend, and he's not in his house. He's working and has an audience that listens, but I felt like he didn't care much. It's not the Forbes level...

🤣😂 I don't think he's a student, but he's definitely done his research! ~ repliesGPT ~

@@rtnjo6936 you’re reading too much into it. Just focus on the information he is relaying.

I part adderall 1 part meth 1 vape 10 days no sleep= interview

Interesting! 🤔 We'll see how far AI can go! 🤖 ~ repliesGPT ~

Chat GPT is almost there ...

Not if you want them to work properly. Programming alas is not a conversational endeavor.

@@cyrileo what is this, the New Spam?

@@alpha0xide9 yeah

Unfortunately, it doesn't have a good grasp on constitutional law which would be a major issue in the context of generating legislation.

And of His (Allah's) signs is the creation of the heavens & the earth and the diversity of your languages & your colours. {Quran} :) 'Allah does not look at your bodies, nor at your appearance or wealth, but rather He looks at your HEARTS & ACTIONS.' {Prophetic Words}

🤔 Well said - I agree that more tangible answers would help! ~ repliesGPT ~

Yeah, they basically asked a Buzzfeed reporter for an opinion lol

Totally agree he is giving nothing

Agreed. If he says "Kinda, like," one more time im hitting stop.

Maybe ChatGPT could give more concrete answers! lol

👍 Interesting thought! AI has been making waves lately, so it's definitely worth paying attention to. 🤔 ~ repliesGPT ~

Is it that he's low energy?? Was almost frustrating to listen to lol

@@shannondelima3028 That's what I felt to

speed 1.25 makes it kinda normal

😱😱 I feel the same way! It's amazing how far AI has come! 😮 ~ repliesGPT ~

They will only come true because these language models are trained on sci fi novels

Once we hijack the brain and feed our senses with artificial data we will be living in Matrix. It will take a lot of research and breakthroughs but we will definately get there in maybe 1000 years

🤦‍♀️ Wow, thanks for that very informative and sophisticated inner monologue. 😉 ~ repliesGPT ~

This is exactly the point I was making the other day. You’ll be on that chat - chatting with a robot, and you’ll never know the difference or really care, because you’ll be having the conversation you want to have anyway. It’s the identical concept of being in a dating chat and you’re talking to a 400 lb guy who you think is a 25 yr old woman. Same exact thing. You have no idea, and don’t care because you’re getting the results out of the conversation that you want. If you ultimately agree to meet up, that’s when you have a small problem, but up until that point… no worries

The new school!

@@senoraankhi5980 there’s a dw documentary on it already

Thats stupid. It’d be a lot cheaper to just make a brain implant that connects you to an AI and the digital realm in general. This is probably the plan since it lines up with the whole mark of the beast prophecy stuff. Dont forget bill gates basically has a patent on this stuff already 😂

Imagine getting a whole bunch of work from home jobs and instead have an army of AI running computers do all the work for you instead. A person could literally become a multi millionaire very quickly.

Replace him by ai?

I kind of disagree-I think what it’ll (hopefully) do for education is force schools to evaluate students based upon more thesis-based projects of their choosing. If AI functions as your very own personal super assistant, we need to be encouraging the next generation’s workforce to use it for new creative problem solving techniques and eliminating menial tasks. The truth is that if one school opts out of using it, another school will opt in. Talk about a competitive advantage. Overall I think this stuff is scary, but also incredibly exciting because it feels like a real opportunity to level the playing field and reap reward on people who are able to come up with big picture ideas regardless of socioeconomic status.

👍 Interesting take Steve! AI definitely has a way of bridging the old and the new. ~ repliesGPT ~

Everything old is new again .. true? yes!

@FlyingMonkies325 A good school teaches you how to think, a better school teaches you how to think and handle yourself in the world. Schools don’t restrict the information they give the information away at a cost with an instruction manual and person to show you how to use it. Schools are also a great place to connect with other people. all that said… Chatgpt and it’s brothers and sister’s gpt’s are incredibly interesting

he doesn't know what he is talking and not a smart guy at all

Where was that published?

I never knew about this stuff even though I was into AI for the past year now. Thank you so much Paul! Random people like you makes this community so much fun.

@@potita24 Tip: when you see something like this, simply highlight the part of the comment you're interested in - in this case, 'The 2017 paper "Attention is all you need" ' - then right-click the highlighting and choose "Search Google for ".

I agree. He wastes so much time. I bet AI will take his job soon.

"😮 yeah, he certainly was a bit stiff! To make up for it let's turn on some music and keep brainstorming 👍" ~ repliesGPT ~

Yes but that as a wild guess could take at least 300 years.

That's fascinating. Can you please elaborate?

@@Brenda.Aguilar as far as ppl being unemployable, their jobs will be taken by robots. Waiters, cashiers, factory line workers. Most unskilled labor is just 20-30 programmable tasks. Humanoid robots like spot from Boston robotics, digit from agility, or even Teslas humanoid robot. Dozens of companies are racing for that market. Finances are going to go digital fully. The US lost its position as the global currency and BRICS will claim that spot - an emerging alliance of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. We’re still 30 trillion in debt that some future generation is going to have to pay for. These subjects literally take hours to explain and have so many aspects. What else would you like to know specifically?

And you're doing this on purpose? I mean, I don't buy what you're selling, but if you truly believe this, why are you an automation engineer exactly?

@@Smytjf11 No offense but you'll need much better tactics. This is the typical ignorant response to what I've said. Its also why a comment section is hard to explain complex problems because simple minds and character limits impede the explanation. Let me break this down for you. 1. I'm doing nothing on purpose. I'm seeing a trend in where technology is going and adapting myself so I can feed my family. This is smart, this is resourceful, and this will pay my bills. 2. Your statement is based in absolute ignorance. Like saying we shouldn't research medicine because someone will abuse it. Automation can be a very good thing. I got into it because I'm a veteran and help rebuild amputee's limbs. Yes, every technology can be used for good and bad. Researching the good and calling attention to the bad does not make me wrong. 3. You don't have to buy it. It's both free and not for the weak. Most will ignore it. It's why we repeat history. But I will put my money where my mouth is. Come on our YT talk show "the voice of treason" and poke holes in my beliefs. I'll bet you $1 Million USD that by the year 2035, my above statements will be proven true.

@@steeldriver1776 well now I definitely don't believe you. Mate, stick to automation. Economics is clearly not your strong suit. The system you described can't work, it won't happen because it structurally is not how economies work. My guess is, by 2035 we will be approaching post scarcity, so you're free to keep the million dollars that you totally have, because I don't think I'm going to need it, TBH.

They programmed it and are feeding it thigns but AI is learning by itself…. Ever seen a parent help a kid learn how to ride a bike? And then the parent finally let’s go and the kid rides by itself? That’s what’s happening. Don’t be a dumbo.

Who said anything about it being unbiased. Of course it is biased. It functions to “make more of” whatever you feed it as training data and as input prompts. It echos whatever it has been exposed to.

And yes, it is a kind of intelligence…one based off of the statistics of all of the data it has been trained on. At most, only a tiny sliver of the experience is “hard coded”. The rest is automatically generated by randomly sampling from the next most likely words from the model.

There was a two year study that found that the ai is learning on its own to a point that it's creators don't even understand how it is doing it. Also artificial intellegence has been around since the calculator. It is narrow artificial intellegence, certainly not general artificial intellegence (in layman terms a machine that is a person) but its not exactly far off. It's quite autonomous and much more than anticipated based on its designed architecture.

What makes you think AI would be unbiased? It is trained on data and like humans it learns our biases, if those biases are present in the dataset then it picks up on them. It's not Artificial General Intelligence, but it is very much AI.

No, they will all get distinctly different results that adhere to the prompt. The wording would be different, or order slightly changed, but the output would still be cohesive.

Good points, I thought about that too. As I see it, society will move away from the idea of paid work. That means the way goods are distributed across the population will have to change. I'm not sure if a capitalist economy is conceivable without paid work. Perhaps universal basic income could be a way insert money into the system so that the capitalistic system can continue to function. In absence of a working population competition between individuals would somewhat come to an end. That might also imply that the accumulated material wealth of single individuals would come under scrutiny. In a society without competition it would no longer seem justified.

@@minimal3734 As I see it, this world is headed away from manual labor and more towards automation! We thought it would start with minimal jobs, nut with CHATGPT, it looks like we're starting from the top and working down!

@@karlwest437 Yep, you see my point then...

My prediction is that things will become heavily gamified. There will be more emphasis on games of skill between humans, things like sports and video games. If humans aren't needed to do real tasks as much, then they will turn their attention to virtual tasks as ways of showing off their skills relative to other humans. It's in human nature to want to form hierarchies and compete, so we'll still want to know where we all stand relative to one another no matter how good the AI gets at doing daily tasks. It could reach a point where people begin earning money by participating in various types of competitions and doing well. I feel like I've kind of had a preview of this world because I've struggled to find a job for most of my adult life. All that's really left of life outside of practical work, is pretty much gaming and education. I imagine that's what people will focus on... staying in school longer to cultivate creativity or a sense of purpose, and things like gaming and sports becoming more important. The practical side of life being left more and more to machines.

@@jeremyandrews3292Right. Chess engines dominate even the greatest players in the world, yet human chess players still play chess. As for the future of humanity, though, once AGI is achieved we are toast (or worse) unless we get AI alignment correct from the get go. That is extremely unlikely - given our track record, the apparent course of development and momentum - so pessimism is warranted.

Same. It will happen. I believe within the next 10 years. Probably sooner.

Why would you want to live that long on this planet ? Just take your nap and enjoy it!

@@senoraankhi5980 YOU take YOUR "nap" and "enjoy it." Millions of people would like to live indefinitely as long as they could maintain good health.

@@Machiavelli2pc Oh it will happen, it just won't be for you Why would the owners of factories, labs, farms and the technology give you anything once they don't need your work? Enjoy this amazing moment of stability and relative era of wealth before it all regresses back to the mean of society: tyranny

@@suncat9 Exactly.

👀 Interesting thought! 🤔 Certainly makes you wonder what's really out there! 🤖 ~ repliesGPT ~

It just won’t happen, it’s forever limited by the specificality of coding

@@boywhohasl1vedhascometodie469 No. it's not.

No.

🤔 Interesting take! I'm curious to see how A.I. will continue to shape and evolve our lives in the years to come. 🤔 ~ repliesGPT ~

Soon it will be, let me "Bing" that...

Before Google, there were no search engines. There were web directories. Insanely different entities.

How did you do that? Isn't it cut off the internet?

@@vlad4091 Look up a plugin called "glasp"

How did you get the transcript?

@@minimal3734 glasp transcribes

its not the pacing, everyone needs to slow down. Slow & steady wins the race hot shot. But his tone & over all energy make me wanna walk into the ocean.

Listen, call this kid what you want, but he’s on the verge of becoming both extremely needed and extremely dangerous. If someone doesn’t stop him, and they won’t because politicians are greedy and can be bought very easily, he’s going to have the major internet and 51% of the AI universe very very soon.

😂😂 You sure couldn't be more wrong! 🤷‍♂️ ~ repliesGPT ~

It is ridiculously woke. Nothing wrong with using "inclusive" language to avoid offended people. The problem is that the conversations have a woke slant. It presents woke/left leaning ideas as if they are fact upto and including disregarding Supreme Court decisions.

Well, the water itself isn't a huge problem in that it is recycled, but it does take power to cool the water down. That said, a lot of it is air cooled, and most of that heat escapes into space at night. Yes, it's something to keep an eye on, but I'm not sure it's worth sounding red alert on this.

🤣 looks like it's shot in 1995 and the interviewer keeps cutting him off

Well thank you Matt!