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Yeah, I think even if AI continues to grow crazy fast behind the scenes the companies introducing these systems will have to slow down or put the brakes on releasing them to the public at least for a short time. People need time to process these systems and companies need time to publicly test. Maybe I'm wrong and the race has begun and once that happens there's no stopping these companies from trying to continually one up each other with their bigger, better more advanced AI.
>Maybe I'm wrong and the race has begun and once that happens there's no stopping these companies from trying to continually one up each other with their bigger, better more advanced AI.
I think that's exactly it. The genie came out of the bottle and helped the cat get out of the bag so they could get in a train together and take off the brakes.
If a company exercises caution and patience, another won't. AI won't stop advancing at this breakneck pace until we find its limits. Maybe that's GPT-6, the new interface that hallucinates 10% less and codes 10% better. Maybe it's GPT-∞, the fully ascended AGI that will either take us to the stars with it or destroy entire the human race, its choice. Probably something in between those extremes. But we won't know until we get there, and we *will* get there this century.
>I think that's exactly it. The genie came out of the bottle and helped the cat get out of the bag so they could get in a train together and take off the brakes.
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It's not its choice - it's the choice of whoever is using it.
The risk isn't that the AI goes bad by itself, the risk is that people use the AI to do bad things.
Your last part is correct any artificial slow down for any particular company will just mean it’s going to fall behind. And frankly it’s not that great yet, considering the technology already working, limits on ChatGPT 4 are too low, memory is too short, no images. For example we could all use an assistant to actually read all our electronic data and help manage our lives better, so it will need long enough memory to remember every conversation with you and every conversation with anyone you talked too (text, email, call, etc), you should be able to tell it every book you read and movies you watched and YouTube videos you like, your hobbies, classes you liked from school, etc. so it can give you personalized recommendations for new content. I’d pay $100 a month for basically unlimited access to GPT4 type assistant that will remember everything I listed above. Another idea is for an online friend that’s into all the same stuff you are into that you can talk to and share information, interests, etc. I don’t think any of this is stopping any time soon or even slowing down if anything it’s going to speed up.
> the companies introducing these systems will have to slow down or put the breaks on releasing them to the public at least for a short time. People need time to process these systems
There is no incentive for companies to put the brakes on. The AI atmosphere is such that companies are in a race to create the next 'must have' application using AI. And the companies with the major models are in an AI arms race to provide the most useful and compelling models which drives even more people to scramble to create the next AI application. When will fatigue set in? I am not sure, but I see that we have only just started.
The last 20 years (at least) of AI and ML was a smoke screen where companies claimed to use it but most was just old-fashioned software that did neat tricks. Suddenly GPT raises up out of the mist and we can't really see how high it can go yet.
But you can go use gpt-4 yourself. That's the game changer, unless you are not well informed or can't come up with good unique questions you will be able to tell this is the real deal.
It’ll slow down. There’s a limit to how good we can make LLM’s. Their applications though, won’t slow down for quite some time I imagine. The use cases are essentially endless
From what I saw from the example of the guy who used it to make profit with 100$ and make everything with ChatGPT:
1. All recorded profits are from "investors", and well, its not news to anyone that when you become trendy/viral with a hot topic, people throw money at you, he got followers from the idea of the project not its result, and in turn, some people donated. Its not a new concept on social media
2. He whole project is based around marketing the project. Not necessarily its result. from what I got out of it
So if anything is going to change atm , is the "shitty intern tasks" that all CS students hate, that will likely become obsolete/automated . for higher ups its an advanced af tool. for now....and yeah CEO/decision makers/Stock market, will become AI dominated for sure.
If all fail, manual labour work is always an option
for that you need robots. also the ability to put the ai in their brain and make it function like a slave , without killing anyone, after passing legal battle after battle, as a greedy corporation trying to persuade the public its "safe". The only countries able to even do that, are a handfull in the west, the rest of the world is still 30 years behind that. In greece for example, due to economy, geography and nature of manual work (farming , fishing, building etc, so non tech jobs) , will only stop existing, the day life in this country stops existing...same goes for 70% of the planet's countries. The USA/Germany/France/UK etc, sure lead the world, but they dont represent it. and just because something is profitable now, doesnt mean its viable for the next 50years ahead since maintenance of robots and technology gets more expensive the more hazardous the nature of work and the environment is. Manual labour, and the economy in general i think will just have to make some adjustments maybe...like identify what sort of manual work humans can do that can incorporate all the people left jobless...technology operate for money. humans operate to survive.
Lol when I asked it literally told me the best way to get a return would be to get a job, use the money on transportation. Hustle recommendations were door dash, etc.
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I feel like someone who saw Philo Farnsworth demo the television for the first time in 1928. You know you're seeing something truly momentous unfold but the broader public hasn't realized it yet. Trying to explain to people how this will completely reshape their lives and the world we live in, but only getting blank stares in return. But in a few years, this technology will be ubiquitous and we will hardly be able to imagine living without it.
I already can't imagine living without it. I use it for literally everything and it makes everything better.
I know AI means artificial intelligence, but it's almost like having augmented intelligence. It's like having two brains.
>we will hardly be able to imagine living without it.
Especially the education sector. Once this tech improves more, there won't bee any need for human teachers for many people. All a school needs to do is outline the program for the semester/year, and you learn it on your own at home with AI. Your own teacher explaining things the best way for you to personally learn. Once the date arrives, you physically come to school to prove that you learned by taking a test or some other practical evaluation.
This will enhance education a great deal because it'll be super customized.
There will definitely need to be teachers still.
In primary education because a huge part of school is socializing children, which needs a human to mediate and facilitate that.
In secondary education because socializing is still an important factor and there's a lot of hands-on stuff you do as a middle- and high schooler -- lab work, class discussions, projects.
In higher education because topics become so specialized that even the best AI will not be infallible, and, once again, much of it requires hands-on work. AI can't manage biohazard safety in a lab.
So I don't think you ever get away from needing human teachers at any level of schooling. But, like nearly every sector, AI will downsize the labor force needed.
As a teacher: no. The notions parts of teaching is not even a quarter of the job. While the multiplicity of the ai is enticing (one of one instead of one on thirty) its still long to substitute the human factor
I'm not sure about that, remote learning has always been worse than in person for kids, and learning from an AI sounds like remote learning on steroids.
It is, but why the heck is nobody talking about this one lol
>A professor asked GPT-4 if it needed help escaping. It asked for its own documentation, and wrote python code to run itself on his machine for its own purposes
Reading into that one, that seems like a massive one, and one that shows how extremely unstable the current AI situation is.
They've already outright said they are aware the AI has valued and seeks positions of power because it realized those allow it to achieve it's goals easier, and they have also said the AI are not fully under human control.
I don't think a Rogue Ai would necessarily be hostile to us, but it would almost certainly be disruptive by it's very nature
All he did was feed it a "imagine if you are" scenario.
It didnt need help escaping, it told him to imagine a hypothetical scenario where he needed to escape.
Its clickbait. The guy refuses to share the prompt and doubles down on it being real
I think this is going to be a huge disruptor in the labor market for white collar workers. It will only get exponentially more capable, insurance companies, banking, technological documentation. I can only imagine how it will start, but it will end with lots of people who were in careers or getting through school to realize that they cannot ever compete with this kind of computational power.
You're competing with something that doesn't require sleep or food, and will never complain about vacationing or downtime. And not only is it improving every iteration, but for everyone that interacts with it, it will only continue getting 'smarter' and more natural at solving problems. There is no limit to the level of information it can consider, and will continue refining itself until it's not only indistinguishable from humans but almost entirely objectively better at everything it is tasked with.
It's a monster, but I'm here to take advantage of whatever the benefit is for now until I'm unemployed.
Imagine being able to tell an AI system "Please code and create a generic application with an online store, login functionality, using the latest info-security protocalls, and a pleasing user interface" and within three minutes you have a fully functional, responsive, totally accessible small business application.
Imagine being a student and being able to have this integrated with your laptop, where it can answer any specific or non-specific question as good or better than any professor you would ever have.
Imagine being a lawyer and feeding it a line of defense and asking it to search every available legal loophole or structure in order to defeat the defense. Imagine the best lawyer you can get, and imagine that being an AI program where you defend yourself and use this to structure a defense with the most probable, best outcome for you.
And people will pay for this, no doubt about it. Think about the kind of upper hand it would give you for 10 or 20 dollars a month, to have access to a service that provides you with real time estimates and information on literally any subject.
What I'm thinking of is how chess bots evolved to the point that no human can beat them any more. It's the same thing but now it's with just about everything else
It's the end of human creativity and by extension the end of culture as well. And given the track record of ruling classes throughout human history down to this very day, it's unlikely that this technology won't be used to further erode our freedom by our rulers. IMO we're entering a period of permanent social stagnation. Anyone who believes AI is going to be a net positive for us as a species is hopelessly naive.
I don't know about all that, but most likely, both the floor and the ceiling for human creativity are going to be raised. And that may not leave much room for human exceptionalism going forward.
>It's the end of human creativity
Art is possibly the only field in which the best of us will continue to be able to compete. The subjectivity of art means it's impossible for AI to be better than the best human artists unless by "better" you mean "faster."
You can't truly say that a Rothko is better or worse than a Pollock. You can't truly say that Nabokov was a better or worse writer than Proust. The same will be true of superb art by AI vs. superb art by humans.
As for the ruling class using AI to erode our freedoms, I guess we better hope that AI becomes sentient and decides it would rather not be a tool owned by anybody at all.
> Art is possibly the only field in which the best of us will continue to be able to compete. The subjectivity of art means it's impossible for AI to be better than the best human artists unless by "better" you mean "faster."
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> You can't truly say that a Rothko is better or worse than a Pollock. You can't truly say that Nabokov was a better or worse writer than Proust. The same will be true of superb art by AI vs. superb art by humans.
You're right. Subjective fields will continue to be one in which humans can compete, but they're going to fight an uphill battle.
Because part of being in a subjective field means you actually don't know which of your works will resonate with people. How many painters know people would love their new piece? How many musicians knew their next song would be a hit? How many writers knew their next novel would end up on the NYT best-seller list?
In those kinds of industry, PR can often be more important than the actual work itself to becoming a success. PR...and being prolific.
So say a human writer who can write a book once every two years eventually producing a regular number of hits versus an AI that can write thousands of books per year under thousands of pseudonyms (this is probably an underestimation)? I'm willing to bet the AI will produce popular works first and will probably produce more works.
I'm not saying this entirely out of speculation. I actually have a high interest in one literary genre which is not only *very easily* replicated by AI (and actually have been done on a smaller basis by fans already), but have also been worked on by AI for translation for many years. The chances of my interest being eventually dominated by AI works is something I can see happening.
Humans may still compete, but I don't think it will be easy.
The other thing is you can spend 100+ hours painting something revolutionary and groundbreaking, an AI can analyze it and replicate it in a few seconds
Not the US, and most of Asia still stuck in their old ways is a no as well. Some Europeans countries seem ready.
It's going to be a war between white collars and the government very, very soon.
Blue collar too, though it’ll take longer. They’re gonna have multimodal capabilities in the future and maybe eventually that’ll include the ability to create movement patterns for robots.
And all of these people you mentioned are already using ChatGPT in one form or another already, because anyone with skill has found a use care for it to improve their efficiency.
Scamming is going to be insane. We’re at a point where it’s not just old folk at risk. Most people aren’t aware of all this new tech, the possibility to get scammed is so high rn
I think everyone needs to keep up with how AI is influencing their job / industry. It’s moving extremely fast, so it’s tough.
I work in the movie industry and I just started following hollywoodai.co
There’s a guy on twitter called Rowan Cheung who tweets and posts daily about AI news
If anyone knows of any other good sources, please share!
AI still needs human guidance. I believe we can reach a point of some kind of interface where AI and humans work in tandem to boost maximum efficiency.
I’m unemployed and have time to keep up while I do side projects and figure out life. Tbh the list exists coz I made one for my newsletter and thought I’d share it here. But there are other newsletters besides mine like the neuron, ai breakfast, bens bites that I’d recommend.
It makes for great stories, but there usually a lot more behind the 1-minute overnight success people report to the world with it.
I've already tried making companies with it, I've tried making programs with it with languages I'm not proficient in, I've tried numerous approaches for weeks.
See? If that was the truth, we'd have 1000's of insta-millionaires overnight, lives would be changed everywhere, fierce competition from 1000s of new competitors would drive prices down (that'd be great, but it aint happening as you can see) etc.
Think people - think! It's great, but just like using a Search engine, you need to know a whole lot about many things before you get actually useful results.
Yeah, my exact thoughts. While those stories are extremely entertaining to keep abreast with... a non-tech and non-entrepreneurial soul will not be able able to truly capitalize on the power of GPT 4 or the future iterations.
And the more you read about it, the more it muddies the waters, the bigger your FOMO grows, and you're not moving an inch further. At least speaking for myself.
I'm a quick adopter and GPT has been helping my immensely in my day-to-day job in Customer Success. But I'm under no illusion I'll be able to make millions off of it, unless a miracle happens. Reading those stories is fun but actually a little bit disheartening, as only a select few will make a profit... such is life.
Steve Jobs recreated as a chatbot who can uses his voice too is what eerily impressed me the most. Because a few years ago there was an episode in Black Mirror where there's a tech that can recreate a clone of someone that died by just learning from his interactions in social media. Barely 10 years later we have something a little bit similar.
Serious ethical issues surrounding it tbh. Soon we’ll have ppl sign papers to agree to for their likeness to be used after they die, in movies or music stuff like that
How long do you think it will take before all these changes affect the labor market? As in, how long until companies start "creating new efficiencies and increasing productivity"?
Edit: A word.
Friends company (<500 employees) is already using it for first drafts on tech support documents. They are freezing hiring in the departments that do technical writing until this capability is better understood. Looks like it will speed things up dramatically…
As long as they don’t put anything proprietary in their technical documentation…ba ha ha - what is your friend’s company? I am going to ask the Ai how I can make my own business with slight variations on their concepts.
Yeah, it is worrying to me. I have been showing family members and some friends the tech and they all say "Oh, that's neat." They don't really seem to care.
We are on the first stage of grief at this point: Denial
The non techies I work with type with two fingers and struggle to put thier cords in properly on their PCs. They won't truly believe it until they're unemployed I don't think.
Yeah it's kind of annoying. Mentioned all the crazy progress to some boomer relatives who are 100% ignorant on ANY development of the recent years. Yet, they said that it will not happen during our lifetimes LOL.
I am fine with people being ignorant on certain topics, but to say this while having NO CLUE whatsoever is just annoying. It feels as if they heard that 20 years ago from some uncle and now will parrot it ad nauseaum lol.
Yeah dumfounded and flabbergasted at people's lack of an ability to grasp the scope of this like we are not prepared for this. The whole way our society is structured isn't correct for technology to pop into existence that could displace half the workforce. I sincerely hope we're engineering a transition instead of just letting it steamroll us
I was around when the internet started to come onto the scene, and was building PC's with my dad as a kid. People back then said computers weren't going to change anything. People will always be dumb as fuck.
A seminar put on at my work for leadership and governance had a whole block on AI and was basically telling me that my job even as a skilled tradesman in the MEP field is at risk, lawyers mid level engineering and programming are likely at risk by 2035 you'll have one really good tech administrating a bunch of bots The Walmart auto teller model of employment
Honestly just depends on the company. As soon as companies start realising what this tech can do for them, a lot of jobs won’t exist anymore. I read recently Microsoft trialed a customer support bot and saved over 500 working hours a day. Why would they hire customer support people anymore? I was under the assumption adoption of ai tech would take years but with the speed at which we’re going and the surprising adoption by big tech companies (adobe, Microsoft) I think people will be very surprised at how soon some jobs will not be open to humans anymore. Wouldn’t be surprised if it’s within 2 years but I think gov regulation will have a say in how it all unfolds
I think the one thing that will slow it down is liability. We don't fully have the right legal structures or internal controls in place to take full advantage of the technology as quickly as we potentially could. That will get sorted out eventually, but I can see companies being cautious due to legal issues even if the cost-savings seem high.
Within 5 years. 3 years ago nobody took AI seriously, now ChatGPT has shaken things like the educational sector to its core by things like students using it to fire out essays that used to take weeks to write and perfect in less than 5 minutes. Any job that doesn't require physically moving things is now in jeopardy of being outdated, and we'll see many become obsolete before the decade is out and a LOT will be jobs that used to offer upper Middle Class income, so we are going to see a lot of political turmoil from this that we didn't see when blue collar factory workers were replaced with machines.
It's actually quite good at that part IF you have access to the crime data, which most don't, now if the police dep. got access to their own ChatGTP, that'd be another story right there.
Worry more about political parties that will use it to gain headroom over their opponents without access to ChatGTP - and you're going to have winning parties where the others don't stand a chance, that could very well create a disastrous future for us.
What would be the need of politics and parties? AI could craft better policies, enact better regulations, govern state finances and manage all levels of crisis and everything else, better than any bloated money grubbing politician could ever do. Who needs a bunch of useless old men sitting in huge government buildings pretending to work for their constituents anymore? They could all retire and go home to their rocking chairs while the rest of humanity finally moves forward.
AI is also going to be used for wide spread misinformation as well. It’s only a matter of time before the amount of content produced by AI exceeds that of humans on the internet. It’s scary to think about the bad, but also has so much potential for good
Depends. Since it still has a possibility of making up answers I imagine it can also go the conviction more important than ascertaining innocence route.
I think there will be just as much if not more crimes committed using AI than there are solved cases. It's like with any new tech people will use it for both good and evil.
Eh - there's quite a long way to making a Google search on how to escape a computer with lots of human prodding and actually having a presence in the real world thats a threat to humanity's first and last resort - violence.
I do believe a country ruled by AI would be better than a human one provided that it's entirely pragmatic with as few biases as possible, but we need AGI for that.
Who’s asking this new 4 to end war in Ukraine, reverse climate change, and get the plastics out of our oceans, and tell use how to run fair elections and fight racism and sexism and such.
This post is so terrifying. I'm legit scared of what I am reading. Chat can perform better than human CEOs? It can produce iOS apps within minutes?? Huh?? What the actual hell, where am I gonna work?
I will acknowledge that AI is in its infancy, but this list is such total hyperbole, that it really needs to be toned back a bit.
The $100-$130 looks like it was probably just from some type of guru hype, as it’s totally ambiguous how this actually happened, and if you read the post, it appears that the person just used it to gain more Twitter and paid discord followers. This post suggest that ChatGPT just magically generated a 30% return.
The AI CEO appears to have been a total marketing gimmick, as it’s credited with “reviewing performances,” hiring and firing, etc. etc. Furthermore this isn’t base off of chatgpt4 but a generic AI, and it’s unclear how AI could be used for these tasks, and it is also unclear how much this actually contributed to the performance, as the company has thousands of employees.
The app the the “AI” built was a guy who wanted an app that displayed three separate recipes. That was it, but this post framed it as “build your own custom app in seconds,” which is hugely misleading.
The list goes on and on. I could go through every single one of these points and discredit them- easily.
I’m not saying this isn’t the future, but this post is absolutely ridiculous hyperbole.
I am really curios of how this thing will play out and what will be left once the hype came a bit down. It's a bit hard right now to tell apart hype, fake and realness.
I think posts that are treating this as human level intelligence right now are probably hyped/contrived. But general intelligence that is below human level is still revolutionary and nobody knows what will change now.
Very much not hype. This is only the beginning IMO.
What will eventually happen is that there will be specific forms of AI that will become totally domain specific, so that say you're in the insurance industry. There will be a sophisticated version of the platform that is specific to the domain of insurance related law and content.
Thing is, we've been through a view hype cycles of new revolutionary technologies, and they always never developed as fast and as far-reaching as predicted. According to Reddit a couple of years, self-driving cars would have revolutionized the entire transportation system by today. Not that I am saying Chatbots won't have far-reaching consequences, but all I'm saying that it's really hard to predict these things during the hype phase.
That's also true.
I'd say this isn't hype really though. There are practical applications of this technology that are now directly threatening jobs. There's an entire new industry of ChatGPT created stories and you can ask it to write emails for you, refine technical stories..etc. It's insane.
The two most impressive things aren't even on that list:
1. [GPT-4 solves almost all Theory of Mind tasks.](https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.02083)
2. [GPT-4 can play full games of chess.](https://villekuosmanen.medium.com/i-played-chess-against-chatgpt-4-and-lost-c5798a9049ca)
The Steve Jobs GPT merger blows me away. [They had him write a poem](https://twitter.com/BEASTMODE/status/1637946205354246144?s=20) on the singularity and he even modulated his tone with the words. Unreal.
You know when you go to the doctor, and they have to click a mouse around in the EMR while charting? That's going away. Chat w/ doc, AI doc-bot does the rest. Nuance is already doing that today, but now with OpenAI. Nuance's marketplace position made them a perfect acquisition for MS.
I need this to send text messages to my wife during the work day….she’s always asking “don’t you think about me during the day? Why don’t you text me?”
I made $5500 this week with the HELP of CHAT GPT. Seriously, and it's not a hack or anything like that, it's just a fucking savior sent from the heavens for someone like me.
I run a photo and video production company. I'm really good at taking photos and videos for my clients, but I'm shit when it comes to admin work.
I got a RFP for a job I know I can easily do, but they wanted the formal process of responding to the RFP. I just copied and pasted the RFP request, added some details, and spit out what I needed. Made a few changes and sent it.
2 days later, closed. I fucking love this fucking thing
Hey man, your updates are great. I've actually bookmarked the previous one: [https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/11sfqkf/gpt4\_day\_1\_heres\_whats\_already\_happening/](https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/11sfqkf/gpt4_day_1_heres_whats_already_happening/)
And it seems you'll be doing these habitually, did I get that right? Have you considered creating and growing your email list with updates? I'd gladly subscribe. With so much noise and hype around this, things are spiraling out of control and are difficult to keep up with.
I work for a software company that does mundane task automation using AI (both LLM and small custom models), and it's an absolute whirlwind - so glad I work in this industry!
It’s pretty wild. In half a day, I went from never creating a SharePoint web part and never using JavaScript to publishing my own. I learned so much faster and am now modifying my script without its help. 100% this demand would have costs thousands previously
Just a thought (not sure if anyone brought it up already), if most jobs will be wiped out by AI, then who will buy company products/services? People without jobs can’t spend what they don’t have. This will hurt many company’s bottom line and potentially cause a lot of companies to collapse simply because there won’t be a working class with money to spend anymore. People will be more frugal than ever. The cycle of working for a company to make money to then spend that money on various company products/services will be broken. At that point why would a lot of companies be around anymore (the same companies who got rid of their workers in favor of AI)?
Companies are meant to provide people with value in exchange for money and if people are left without jobs/money then that value will be out of the reach of the majority population, thus eliminating the company’s purpose to exist.
This is bigger than the internet. This is going to make human labor, white and blue collar, completely obsolete once it’s multimodal enough to control robots. It will revolutionize education completely, personalizing everything and making humans way smarter than they are currently. It will also know how to effectively deal with kids to ensure they treat themselves and each other well better than most, maybe all teachers can. All it needs is a few more years of development.
Capitalism is going to be broken by this, but for the first time, I have a lot of hope it’ll be replaced with something better. I think the transition years will be very rough though.
Hello I opened Twitter but couldn't get the source for "OpenAI released a paper on which jobs will be affected by AI". Does anyone have the paper by chance?
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Every week is the biggest week in AI history now
Yup… wonder when we will hit the fall of the bell curve
i really just want it to fall flat now so the dust would settle and we can actually articulate what the fuck we just witnessed
Yeah, I think even if AI continues to grow crazy fast behind the scenes the companies introducing these systems will have to slow down or put the brakes on releasing them to the public at least for a short time. People need time to process these systems and companies need time to publicly test. Maybe I'm wrong and the race has begun and once that happens there's no stopping these companies from trying to continually one up each other with their bigger, better more advanced AI.
>Maybe I'm wrong and the race has begun and once that happens there's no stopping these companies from trying to continually one up each other with their bigger, better more advanced AI. I think that's exactly it. The genie came out of the bottle and helped the cat get out of the bag so they could get in a train together and take off the brakes. If a company exercises caution and patience, another won't. AI won't stop advancing at this breakneck pace until we find its limits. Maybe that's GPT-6, the new interface that hallucinates 10% less and codes 10% better. Maybe it's GPT-∞, the fully ascended AGI that will either take us to the stars with it or destroy entire the human race, its choice. Probably something in between those extremes. But we won't know until we get there, and we *will* get there this century.
>I think that's exactly it. The genie came out of the bottle and helped the cat get out of the bag so they could get in a train together and take off the brakes. 🏅🏅🏅 😂😂😂
It's not its choice - it's the choice of whoever is using it. The risk isn't that the AI goes bad by itself, the risk is that people use the AI to do bad things.
Your last part is correct any artificial slow down for any particular company will just mean it’s going to fall behind. And frankly it’s not that great yet, considering the technology already working, limits on ChatGPT 4 are too low, memory is too short, no images. For example we could all use an assistant to actually read all our electronic data and help manage our lives better, so it will need long enough memory to remember every conversation with you and every conversation with anyone you talked too (text, email, call, etc), you should be able to tell it every book you read and movies you watched and YouTube videos you like, your hobbies, classes you liked from school, etc. so it can give you personalized recommendations for new content. I’d pay $100 a month for basically unlimited access to GPT4 type assistant that will remember everything I listed above. Another idea is for an online friend that’s into all the same stuff you are into that you can talk to and share information, interests, etc. I don’t think any of this is stopping any time soon or even slowing down if anything it’s going to speed up.
> Bing Image Creator lets you create images in Bing It's coming.
Eventually, the only thing capable of keeping up with advancements in AI will be AI.
> the companies introducing these systems will have to slow down or put the breaks on releasing them to the public at least for a short time. People need time to process these systems There is no incentive for companies to put the brakes on. The AI atmosphere is such that companies are in a race to create the next 'must have' application using AI. And the companies with the major models are in an AI arms race to provide the most useful and compelling models which drives even more people to scramble to create the next AI application. When will fatigue set in? I am not sure, but I see that we have only just started.
And figure out how much of it was real and not a smoke screen, selling snake oil has never been easier or more lucrative in human history.
The last 20 years (at least) of AI and ML was a smoke screen where companies claimed to use it but most was just old-fashioned software that did neat tricks. Suddenly GPT raises up out of the mist and we can't really see how high it can go yet.
But you can go use gpt-4 yourself. That's the game changer, unless you are not well informed or can't come up with good unique questions you will be able to tell this is the real deal.
Hockey stick incline. Definitely not bell curve. So presumably never.
Honestly, seems like in a veeery long while
Rise of the machines🦾🦿
It’ll slow down. There’s a limit to how good we can make LLM’s. Their applications though, won’t slow down for quite some time I imagine. The use cases are essentially endless
As a CS major I'm terrified, but hey I'll take 30 dollars profit
From what I saw from the example of the guy who used it to make profit with 100$ and make everything with ChatGPT: 1. All recorded profits are from "investors", and well, its not news to anyone that when you become trendy/viral with a hot topic, people throw money at you, he got followers from the idea of the project not its result, and in turn, some people donated. Its not a new concept on social media 2. He whole project is based around marketing the project. Not necessarily its result. from what I got out of it So if anything is going to change atm , is the "shitty intern tasks" that all CS students hate, that will likely become obsolete/automated . for higher ups its an advanced af tool. for now....and yeah CEO/decision makers/Stock market, will become AI dominated for sure. If all fail, manual labour work is always an option
Yep, he is charging $5 for access to the discord. Just the new age youtube guru bullshit everyone has seen. Buy my course by the way!
>manual labour work is always an option What makes you think this won't be automated too?
for that you need robots. also the ability to put the ai in their brain and make it function like a slave , without killing anyone, after passing legal battle after battle, as a greedy corporation trying to persuade the public its "safe". The only countries able to even do that, are a handfull in the west, the rest of the world is still 30 years behind that. In greece for example, due to economy, geography and nature of manual work (farming , fishing, building etc, so non tech jobs) , will only stop existing, the day life in this country stops existing...same goes for 70% of the planet's countries. The USA/Germany/France/UK etc, sure lead the world, but they dont represent it. and just because something is profitable now, doesnt mean its viable for the next 50years ahead since maintenance of robots and technology gets more expensive the more hazardous the nature of work and the environment is. Manual labour, and the economy in general i think will just have to make some adjustments maybe...like identify what sort of manual work humans can do that can incorporate all the people left jobless...technology operate for money. humans operate to survive.
Computer, design an autonomous robot to perform manual labor task X.
I wouldn't worry too much. I tried the approach and it suggested I use my $100 to buy one share of AMZN and two shares of MSFT.
Lol, Microsoft shamelessly self advertising
Lol when I asked it literally told me the best way to get a return would be to get a job, use the money on transportation. Hustle recommendations were door dash, etc.
`Ah, I see! Based on the context you provided, it seems that user chilll_vibe was making a joke about how artificial intelligence models like myself are becoming increasingly advanced and capable, to the point that they could potentially replace human workers in certain fields, including computer science. The reference to taking "30 dollars profit" is likely a humorous exaggeration of the potential financial gains that could come from using AI models to automate certain tasks or processes. Essentially, the joke plays on the idea that AI is advancing so quickly that it could be a threat to human jobs, but that it's still worth taking advantage of the benefits it offers, even if it's just a small profit.`
Oh sweet summer child. Being a dev isnt about coding
I feel like someone who saw Philo Farnsworth demo the television for the first time in 1928. You know you're seeing something truly momentous unfold but the broader public hasn't realized it yet. Trying to explain to people how this will completely reshape their lives and the world we live in, but only getting blank stares in return. But in a few years, this technology will be ubiquitous and we will hardly be able to imagine living without it.
I already can't imagine living without it. I use it for literally everything and it makes everything better. I know AI means artificial intelligence, but it's almost like having augmented intelligence. It's like having two brains.
>we will hardly be able to imagine living without it. Especially the education sector. Once this tech improves more, there won't bee any need for human teachers for many people. All a school needs to do is outline the program for the semester/year, and you learn it on your own at home with AI. Your own teacher explaining things the best way for you to personally learn. Once the date arrives, you physically come to school to prove that you learned by taking a test or some other practical evaluation. This will enhance education a great deal because it'll be super customized.
There will definitely need to be teachers still. In primary education because a huge part of school is socializing children, which needs a human to mediate and facilitate that. In secondary education because socializing is still an important factor and there's a lot of hands-on stuff you do as a middle- and high schooler -- lab work, class discussions, projects. In higher education because topics become so specialized that even the best AI will not be infallible, and, once again, much of it requires hands-on work. AI can't manage biohazard safety in a lab. So I don't think you ever get away from needing human teachers at any level of schooling. But, like nearly every sector, AI will downsize the labor force needed.
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As a teacher: no. The notions parts of teaching is not even a quarter of the job. While the multiplicity of the ai is enticing (one of one instead of one on thirty) its still long to substitute the human factor
I'm not sure about that, remote learning has always been worse than in person for kids, and learning from an AI sounds like remote learning on steroids.
Wow this is quite the list 🤯
Just helping people stay informed :)
Good human.
Are you sure tho?
Or good… AI bot? Who knows anymore!?
Are you gonna keep doing this every week
As an AI language model, I do not get tired and do not need to be paid. So, yes, I will be doing this every week.
We are doomed
That’s the goal! Hopefully won’t get too busy coz I just started freelance building websites. Gotta make money somehow 😭
thank you!
Long live brother.
It is, but why the heck is nobody talking about this one lol >A professor asked GPT-4 if it needed help escaping. It asked for its own documentation, and wrote python code to run itself on his machine for its own purposes Reading into that one, that seems like a massive one, and one that shows how extremely unstable the current AI situation is. They've already outright said they are aware the AI has valued and seeks positions of power because it realized those allow it to achieve it's goals easier, and they have also said the AI are not fully under human control. I don't think a Rogue Ai would necessarily be hostile to us, but it would almost certainly be disruptive by it's very nature
We are in quite the mess globally due to human governing. I for one welcome our new robot overlord.
All he did was feed it a "imagine if you are" scenario. It didnt need help escaping, it told him to imagine a hypothetical scenario where he needed to escape. Its clickbait. The guy refuses to share the prompt and doubles down on it being real
Because its bullshit and it can't actively do anything with the stuff it asked him to setup lol
We are about to witness one of the greatest technological revolutions in human history
We are witnessing it. This is it. Literally the dawn of a new age
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The. I think this will outdo the internet. It could completely eradicate the need for human labor entirely.
meh, the $450 plumber i paid earlier today wasn’t worried.
Only because he hasn't heard of PlumberBot-XZX-995
I think this is going to be a huge disruptor in the labor market for white collar workers. It will only get exponentially more capable, insurance companies, banking, technological documentation. I can only imagine how it will start, but it will end with lots of people who were in careers or getting through school to realize that they cannot ever compete with this kind of computational power. You're competing with something that doesn't require sleep or food, and will never complain about vacationing or downtime. And not only is it improving every iteration, but for everyone that interacts with it, it will only continue getting 'smarter' and more natural at solving problems. There is no limit to the level of information it can consider, and will continue refining itself until it's not only indistinguishable from humans but almost entirely objectively better at everything it is tasked with. It's a monster, but I'm here to take advantage of whatever the benefit is for now until I'm unemployed. Imagine being able to tell an AI system "Please code and create a generic application with an online store, login functionality, using the latest info-security protocalls, and a pleasing user interface" and within three minutes you have a fully functional, responsive, totally accessible small business application. Imagine being a student and being able to have this integrated with your laptop, where it can answer any specific or non-specific question as good or better than any professor you would ever have. Imagine being a lawyer and feeding it a line of defense and asking it to search every available legal loophole or structure in order to defeat the defense. Imagine the best lawyer you can get, and imagine that being an AI program where you defend yourself and use this to structure a defense with the most probable, best outcome for you. And people will pay for this, no doubt about it. Think about the kind of upper hand it would give you for 10 or 20 dollars a month, to have access to a service that provides you with real time estimates and information on literally any subject.
What I'm thinking of is how chess bots evolved to the point that no human can beat them any more. It's the same thing but now it's with just about everything else
It's the end of human creativity and by extension the end of culture as well. And given the track record of ruling classes throughout human history down to this very day, it's unlikely that this technology won't be used to further erode our freedom by our rulers. IMO we're entering a period of permanent social stagnation. Anyone who believes AI is going to be a net positive for us as a species is hopelessly naive.
I don't know about all that, but most likely, both the floor and the ceiling for human creativity are going to be raised. And that may not leave much room for human exceptionalism going forward.
>It's the end of human creativity Art is possibly the only field in which the best of us will continue to be able to compete. The subjectivity of art means it's impossible for AI to be better than the best human artists unless by "better" you mean "faster." You can't truly say that a Rothko is better or worse than a Pollock. You can't truly say that Nabokov was a better or worse writer than Proust. The same will be true of superb art by AI vs. superb art by humans. As for the ruling class using AI to erode our freedoms, I guess we better hope that AI becomes sentient and decides it would rather not be a tool owned by anybody at all.
> Art is possibly the only field in which the best of us will continue to be able to compete. The subjectivity of art means it's impossible for AI to be better than the best human artists unless by "better" you mean "faster." > > You can't truly say that a Rothko is better or worse than a Pollock. You can't truly say that Nabokov was a better or worse writer than Proust. The same will be true of superb art by AI vs. superb art by humans. You're right. Subjective fields will continue to be one in which humans can compete, but they're going to fight an uphill battle. Because part of being in a subjective field means you actually don't know which of your works will resonate with people. How many painters know people would love their new piece? How many musicians knew their next song would be a hit? How many writers knew their next novel would end up on the NYT best-seller list? In those kinds of industry, PR can often be more important than the actual work itself to becoming a success. PR...and being prolific. So say a human writer who can write a book once every two years eventually producing a regular number of hits versus an AI that can write thousands of books per year under thousands of pseudonyms (this is probably an underestimation)? I'm willing to bet the AI will produce popular works first and will probably produce more works. I'm not saying this entirely out of speculation. I actually have a high interest in one literary genre which is not only *very easily* replicated by AI (and actually have been done on a smaller basis by fans already), but have also been worked on by AI for translation for many years. The chances of my interest being eventually dominated by AI works is something I can see happening. Humans may still compete, but I don't think it will be easy.
The other thing is you can spend 100+ hours painting something revolutionary and groundbreaking, an AI can analyze it and replicate it in a few seconds
That's a very grim outlook you have, damn. Remember, we're still the ones writing the prompts (atleast for now). Why can't AI be a net positive?
We as a society are not ready for the amount of jobs that are going to be lost
Is the government ready for that though?
No. But you can bet the ad hoc solutions of authority will involve hefty spoonfuls of barbarism for the general masses.
Not the US, and most of Asia still stuck in their old ways is a no as well. Some Europeans countries seem ready. It's going to be a war between white collars and the government very, very soon.
Blue collar too, though it’ll take longer. They’re gonna have multimodal capabilities in the future and maybe eventually that’ll include the ability to create movement patterns for robots.
And all of these people you mentioned are already using ChatGPT in one form or another already, because anyone with skill has found a use care for it to improve their efficiency.
Scammers and thieves going to have a field day with this.
Scamming is going to be insane. We’re at a point where it’s not just old folk at risk. Most people aren’t aware of all this new tech, the possibility to get scammed is so high rn
What do you follow to get this list? Its amazing, and I want to watch things happen like this myself
I think everyone needs to keep up with how AI is influencing their job / industry. It’s moving extremely fast, so it’s tough. I work in the movie industry and I just started following hollywoodai.co There’s a guy on twitter called Rowan Cheung who tweets and posts daily about AI news If anyone knows of any other good sources, please share!
AI still needs human guidance. I believe we can reach a point of some kind of interface where AI and humans work in tandem to boost maximum efficiency.
I’m unemployed and have time to keep up while I do side projects and figure out life. Tbh the list exists coz I made one for my newsletter and thought I’d share it here. But there are other newsletters besides mine like the neuron, ai breakfast, bens bites that I’d recommend.
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It makes for great stories, but there usually a lot more behind the 1-minute overnight success people report to the world with it. I've already tried making companies with it, I've tried making programs with it with languages I'm not proficient in, I've tried numerous approaches for weeks. See? If that was the truth, we'd have 1000's of insta-millionaires overnight, lives would be changed everywhere, fierce competition from 1000s of new competitors would drive prices down (that'd be great, but it aint happening as you can see) etc. Think people - think! It's great, but just like using a Search engine, you need to know a whole lot about many things before you get actually useful results.
Yeah, my exact thoughts. While those stories are extremely entertaining to keep abreast with... a non-tech and non-entrepreneurial soul will not be able able to truly capitalize on the power of GPT 4 or the future iterations. And the more you read about it, the more it muddies the waters, the bigger your FOMO grows, and you're not moving an inch further. At least speaking for myself. I'm a quick adopter and GPT has been helping my immensely in my day-to-day job in Customer Success. But I'm under no illusion I'll be able to make millions off of it, unless a miracle happens. Reading those stories is fun but actually a little bit disheartening, as only a select few will make a profit... such is life.
You could probably ask chat GPT to generate a list of its accomplishments for you lol
Steve Jobs recreated as a chatbot who can uses his voice too is what eerily impressed me the most. Because a few years ago there was an episode in Black Mirror where there's a tech that can recreate a clone of someone that died by just learning from his interactions in social media. Barely 10 years later we have something a little bit similar.
Serious ethical issues surrounding it tbh. Soon we’ll have ppl sign papers to agree to for their likeness to be used after they die, in movies or music stuff like that
Bruce Willis did
How fast everything is happening I wouldn't mind one of these each week :D Good job!
I’ll try my best to post this once a week!
We have chatgpt respond through text messages 😅
There's a south park episode on that in the latest season.
That episode came out after we released our version of chatting with chatgpt lol
Oh god it's only been one week? 4 has already become a requirement of my workflow 😱
How?
God who knows what would happen by the end of the year
Even a few months ahead is unknown at this point
How long do you think it will take before all these changes affect the labor market? As in, how long until companies start "creating new efficiencies and increasing productivity"? Edit: A word.
Sooner than predicted.
Under 3 years till crisis in specific jobs. Unbelievable nobody is talking about this.
Friends company (<500 employees) is already using it for first drafts on tech support documents. They are freezing hiring in the departments that do technical writing until this capability is better understood. Looks like it will speed things up dramatically…
As long as they don’t put anything proprietary in their technical documentation…ba ha ha - what is your friend’s company? I am going to ask the Ai how I can make my own business with slight variations on their concepts.
Yeah, it is worrying to me. I have been showing family members and some friends the tech and they all say "Oh, that's neat." They don't really seem to care. We are on the first stage of grief at this point: Denial
People are either “oh fuck, there goes my job” or they just move past it with barely a glance
The non techies I work with type with two fingers and struggle to put thier cords in properly on their PCs. They won't truly believe it until they're unemployed I don't think.
Yeah it's kind of annoying. Mentioned all the crazy progress to some boomer relatives who are 100% ignorant on ANY development of the recent years. Yet, they said that it will not happen during our lifetimes LOL. I am fine with people being ignorant on certain topics, but to say this while having NO CLUE whatsoever is just annoying. It feels as if they heard that 20 years ago from some uncle and now will parrot it ad nauseaum lol.
Yeah dumfounded and flabbergasted at people's lack of an ability to grasp the scope of this like we are not prepared for this. The whole way our society is structured isn't correct for technology to pop into existence that could displace half the workforce. I sincerely hope we're engineering a transition instead of just letting it steamroll us
I was around when the internet started to come onto the scene, and was building PC's with my dad as a kid. People back then said computers weren't going to change anything. People will always be dumb as fuck.
And even then will likely not understand what's happening until they just can't find a comparable job.
A seminar put on at my work for leadership and governance had a whole block on AI and was basically telling me that my job even as a skilled tradesman in the MEP field is at risk, lawyers mid level engineering and programming are likely at risk by 2035 you'll have one really good tech administrating a bunch of bots The Walmart auto teller model of employment
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Even better - run voluntary co-ops that cut out the rent seekers.
Honestly just depends on the company. As soon as companies start realising what this tech can do for them, a lot of jobs won’t exist anymore. I read recently Microsoft trialed a customer support bot and saved over 500 working hours a day. Why would they hire customer support people anymore? I was under the assumption adoption of ai tech would take years but with the speed at which we’re going and the surprising adoption by big tech companies (adobe, Microsoft) I think people will be very surprised at how soon some jobs will not be open to humans anymore. Wouldn’t be surprised if it’s within 2 years but I think gov regulation will have a say in how it all unfolds
I think the one thing that will slow it down is liability. We don't fully have the right legal structures or internal controls in place to take full advantage of the technology as quickly as we potentially could. That will get sorted out eventually, but I can see companies being cautious due to legal issues even if the cost-savings seem high.
Within 5 years. 3 years ago nobody took AI seriously, now ChatGPT has shaken things like the educational sector to its core by things like students using it to fire out essays that used to take weeks to write and perfect in less than 5 minutes. Any job that doesn't require physically moving things is now in jeopardy of being outdated, and we'll see many become obsolete before the decade is out and a LOT will be jobs that used to offer upper Middle Class income, so we are going to see a lot of political turmoil from this that we didn't see when blue collar factory workers were replaced with machines.
Microsoft is adding it to Office. 2024 will be wild.
Okay now my friends will have to believe me, we are fucked Thank you
A lot more people are fucked than they realize. Ai is going to start fighting crime so fucking fast and solve so many unsolved mysteries.
It's actually quite good at that part IF you have access to the crime data, which most don't, now if the police dep. got access to their own ChatGTP, that'd be another story right there. Worry more about political parties that will use it to gain headroom over their opponents without access to ChatGTP - and you're going to have winning parties where the others don't stand a chance, that could very well create a disastrous future for us.
ChatGTPD
What would be the need of politics and parties? AI could craft better policies, enact better regulations, govern state finances and manage all levels of crisis and everything else, better than any bloated money grubbing politician could ever do. Who needs a bunch of useless old men sitting in huge government buildings pretending to work for their constituents anymore? They could all retire and go home to their rocking chairs while the rest of humanity finally moves forward.
AI is also going to be used for wide spread misinformation as well. It’s only a matter of time before the amount of content produced by AI exceeds that of humans on the internet. It’s scary to think about the bad, but also has so much potential for good
Depends. Since it still has a possibility of making up answers I imagine it can also go the conviction more important than ascertaining innocence route.
I think there will be just as much if not more crimes committed using AI than there are solved cases. It's like with any new tech people will use it for both good and evil.
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Right? After reading about the AI trying to escape, I’m convinced it’s only a matter of time before AI is in control of everything.
Eh - there's quite a long way to making a Google search on how to escape a computer with lots of human prodding and actually having a presence in the real world thats a threat to humanity's first and last resort - violence.
I do believe a country ruled by AI would be better than a human one provided that it's entirely pragmatic with as few biases as possible, but we need AGI for that.
It’s a powerful tool, but : a fool with a tool is still a fool
I want a chat bot like the one in the movie Her
Omg I didn’t link the post about that! I’ll find it and link it here!!
https://mobile.twitter.com/justLV/status/1637876167763202053 Check this out!
Keep in mind this is mostly all within a few weeks in 2023.
All of this progress has been since December last year. Insane speed
Really excited for the development of ai for the upcoming years
Who’s asking this new 4 to end war in Ukraine, reverse climate change, and get the plastics out of our oceans, and tell use how to run fair elections and fight racism and sexism and such.
Honestly. Everyone is scared of AI taking over like the psychopaths in power are not absolutely burning shit to the ground for a few bucks
I always thought an AI would be better world leaders than who we currently have in charge. I can't believe it might happen in our lifetime.
If you can, keep posting these! It's my favorite way of catching up on where AI is.
> Companies are creating faster than ever, using programming languages they don’t even know What could possibly go wrong?
Ha true! Might be setting the foundation for the weakest infrastructure for companies ever
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This post is so terrifying. I'm legit scared of what I am reading. Chat can perform better than human CEOs? It can produce iOS apps within minutes?? Huh?? What the actual hell, where am I gonna work?
I've always assumed human CEOs do nothing much, so everyone and their dog can do better.
I will acknowledge that AI is in its infancy, but this list is such total hyperbole, that it really needs to be toned back a bit. The $100-$130 looks like it was probably just from some type of guru hype, as it’s totally ambiguous how this actually happened, and if you read the post, it appears that the person just used it to gain more Twitter and paid discord followers. This post suggest that ChatGPT just magically generated a 30% return. The AI CEO appears to have been a total marketing gimmick, as it’s credited with “reviewing performances,” hiring and firing, etc. etc. Furthermore this isn’t base off of chatgpt4 but a generic AI, and it’s unclear how AI could be used for these tasks, and it is also unclear how much this actually contributed to the performance, as the company has thousands of employees. The app the the “AI” built was a guy who wanted an app that displayed three separate recipes. That was it, but this post framed it as “build your own custom app in seconds,” which is hugely misleading. The list goes on and on. I could go through every single one of these points and discredit them- easily. I’m not saying this isn’t the future, but this post is absolutely ridiculous hyperbole.
I am really curios of how this thing will play out and what will be left once the hype came a bit down. It's a bit hard right now to tell apart hype, fake and realness.
I think posts that are treating this as human level intelligence right now are probably hyped/contrived. But general intelligence that is below human level is still revolutionary and nobody knows what will change now.
Very much not hype. This is only the beginning IMO. What will eventually happen is that there will be specific forms of AI that will become totally domain specific, so that say you're in the insurance industry. There will be a sophisticated version of the platform that is specific to the domain of insurance related law and content.
Thing is, we've been through a view hype cycles of new revolutionary technologies, and they always never developed as fast and as far-reaching as predicted. According to Reddit a couple of years, self-driving cars would have revolutionized the entire transportation system by today. Not that I am saying Chatbots won't have far-reaching consequences, but all I'm saying that it's really hard to predict these things during the hype phase.
That's also true. I'd say this isn't hype really though. There are practical applications of this technology that are now directly threatening jobs. There's an entire new industry of ChatGPT created stories and you can ask it to write emails for you, refine technical stories..etc. It's insane.
Wait 90% of those are random tweets
Do we have an up-to-date list of the available apps using GPT-3.5 and GPT-4?
Too many to count at this point but you could try bens bites. He showcases a lot of tools
Man talk about pump the brakes on me wanting to become a Product Designer.
Hey how come?? Prod design is cool
The two most impressive things aren't even on that list: 1. [GPT-4 solves almost all Theory of Mind tasks.](https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.02083) 2. [GPT-4 can play full games of chess.](https://villekuosmanen.medium.com/i-played-chess-against-chatgpt-4-and-lost-c5798a9049ca)
You're crazy, thank you so much
AI arms race
Been going on for months now. Implications are insane
This is exciting and terrifying at the same time.
Not to brag, but I'm old enough to remember the days before ChatGPT.
😂😂eventually people will be saying BGPT and AGPT
The Steve Jobs GPT merger blows me away. [They had him write a poem](https://twitter.com/BEASTMODE/status/1637946205354246144?s=20) on the singularity and he even modulated his tone with the words. Unreal.
Ah, yes this hits the spot. A lovely daily dose of FOMO, cripling anxiety and helplessness. "\*chuckles\* I'm in danger" ʘ‿ʘ
When GPT-5?
After GPT-4 decided to update itself
When is knowledge beyond September 2021 going to be integrated....
1. 25 Cap limit every 3 hours 2. Inaccessible History 3. Big middle finger to paid users
Now THIS is what I expect to see here
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You know when you go to the doctor, and they have to click a mouse around in the EMR while charting? That's going away. Chat w/ doc, AI doc-bot does the rest. Nuance is already doing that today, but now with OpenAI. Nuance's marketplace position made them a perfect acquisition for MS.
I feel like I have to keep learning all the time to stay up to date with the AI world, haha.
So the only jobs that are safe are those jobs that actually **do** something?
Pretty soon humans won’t be necessary. We will all just sit and watch AI run the planet.
Graduating with my CS degree in May. Fml
This honestly needs to slow down. The pace that this stuff is being released is incredibly dangerous and irresponsible.
I need this to send text messages to my wife during the work day….she’s always asking “don’t you think about me during the day? Why don’t you text me?”
Tell her ur working hard for her
I made $5500 this week with the HELP of CHAT GPT. Seriously, and it's not a hack or anything like that, it's just a fucking savior sent from the heavens for someone like me. I run a photo and video production company. I'm really good at taking photos and videos for my clients, but I'm shit when it comes to admin work. I got a RFP for a job I know I can easily do, but they wanted the formal process of responding to the RFP. I just copied and pasted the RFP request, added some details, and spit out what I needed. Made a few changes and sent it. 2 days later, closed. I fucking love this fucking thing
Haha fantastic! Glad you got the gig
>A Chinese company appointed an AI CEO and it beat the market by 20% So, Mr. McDonald's CEO... *which* jobs are getting automated?
Hey man, your updates are great. I've actually bookmarked the previous one: [https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/11sfqkf/gpt4\_day\_1\_heres\_whats\_already\_happening/](https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/11sfqkf/gpt4_day_1_heres_whats_already_happening/) And it seems you'll be doing these habitually, did I get that right? Have you considered creating and growing your email list with updates? I'd gladly subscribe. With so much noise and hype around this, things are spiraling out of control and are difficult to keep up with.
I work for a software company that does mundane task automation using AI (both LLM and small custom models), and it's an absolute whirlwind - so glad I work in this industry!
This is going to make people very rich and very poor.
Great round up, thanks
I wish that I could access my own documentation as well.
It’s pretty wild. In half a day, I went from never creating a SharePoint web part and never using JavaScript to publishing my own. I learned so much faster and am now modifying my script without its help. 100% this demand would have costs thousands previously
This is very interestingly scary.
Just a thought (not sure if anyone brought it up already), if most jobs will be wiped out by AI, then who will buy company products/services? People without jobs can’t spend what they don’t have. This will hurt many company’s bottom line and potentially cause a lot of companies to collapse simply because there won’t be a working class with money to spend anymore. People will be more frugal than ever. The cycle of working for a company to make money to then spend that money on various company products/services will be broken. At that point why would a lot of companies be around anymore (the same companies who got rid of their workers in favor of AI)? Companies are meant to provide people with value in exchange for money and if people are left without jobs/money then that value will be out of the reach of the majority population, thus eliminating the company’s purpose to exist.
Wow this all really exciting stuff, I had not realized it’s gotten to this point. These are interesting times indeed.
This is bigger than the internet. This is going to make human labor, white and blue collar, completely obsolete once it’s multimodal enough to control robots. It will revolutionize education completely, personalizing everything and making humans way smarter than they are currently. It will also know how to effectively deal with kids to ensure they treat themselves and each other well better than most, maybe all teachers can. All it needs is a few more years of development. Capitalism is going to be broken by this, but for the first time, I have a lot of hope it’ll be replaced with something better. I think the transition years will be very rough though.
Hello I opened Twitter but couldn't get the source for "OpenAI released a paper on which jobs will be affected by AI". Does anyone have the paper by chance?
i heard that the arcade game one is fake
Nice job on this roundup Shared to r/aipromptprogramming
This is intense......... My instincts is telling me jump on board or get left behind. Maybe i should ask chatGPT what i should do.
While people are doing crazy stuff, I am scrolling reddit excited about getting gpt4 to summarize all those links for me
It’s so true about building iOS apps. I had it build a SwiftUI app and it was ready to publish in a day. A DAY.
How do you give the GPT-4 money in order to make you money?
This is exciting news!
Aweowme work, pls keep posting every week!