As a proofreader, I can honestly say that ChatGPT has been a game-changer for my business. Since starting to use it, my turnover has more than tripled. It's truly amazing how quickly and accurately it can rewrite texts of any difficulty level in any tone I desire. I've been blown away by its speed and quality, and I can confidently say that ChatGPT is the future of text rewriting. It's a must-have tool for anyone in the proofreading industry.
@Eddie BM I give it a prompt like this: The following paragraph is part of a research paper. Rewrite it so that it is more academic. Don't change the content. Give it a try.
My Brain exploded at least twice during this video. Thank you so much for making it! I've heard it said that when people forecast the future they tend to Overestimate the near turn and underestimate the long term. This is the long term finally kicking in.
I would like to see this put to use in the medical field to see if it could help better diagnose and solve health concerns more quickly than >50% of our current providers in the US.
I am dumbfounded. This technology excites and scares me simultaneously. The impact on SEO, content creation, coding and all kinds of creative jobs is incalculable. Everything is about to change.
I know right?! And the scary thing is that it's only been available for a few weeks at the most right now. If it is properly learning, it will hypothetically be on the level of movie production AI that decimates anything that's thrown at it. FUN times ahead indeed.
@Lexi Mike When they monetize it, I think the majority of subscribers will be content creators, bloggers, copywriters, and people that chatGPT directly affected their occupation
I know right . Better start copy and paste any future projects you can think save for future use , am sure chatgpt will start charging for service any minute now.
Man im so glad I found this i was trying to email my employee to tell him he is shit and hes fired and my kid showed me this video and i went down a rabbit hol now i could write a much better email "Dear John, I am writing to inform you that, unfortunately, your employment with our company will be terminated. After careful consideration, we have determined that your work ethic and the quality of your work do not meet the standards expected of our team. Despite multiple attempts to address these issues and provide support and guidance, your performance has not improved to an acceptable level. We understand that this may be difficult news for you to hear, but we believe it is in the best interest of the company to move forward without you. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. Sincerely,"
I cannot to wait for it to have more historical knowledge. Below is an example answer about the History of Numidia: "Numidia was an ancient kingdom located in what is now modern-day Algeria and Tunisia. It is not possible for me to provide a detailed timeline of Numidian history as I am a large language model trained by OpenAI and do not have access to the internet or detailed knowledge of specific historical events. I am only able to provide general information based on my training. If you have any specific questions about Numidia, I will do my best to provide answers based on the information I have."
I just recently opened my account and this is the most incredible thing and extremely useful A.I ever!!! I have always been a major fan of AI and what can be done with it but this program is a force!!!
I find it funny that so many are gushing over Chat/GPT. The settings are not optimal. It uses the davinci -003 model, but it works much better by blanking out the drop-down on top. test it. Ask it some of the same questions between both. I see a huge difference. I'm not using it for the relationship. I'm using it for business purposes and want the information. I prefer to write my own prompts and not questions. I find there is little comparison between the output. You left out very important details. Do not use it to create content that you want to rank for. China outlawed AI content unless it has a watermark labeling it as such for search engines. Openai is developing an encrypted watermark so search engines can easily recognize it. Google and Bing have already said they do not recognize it as quality and have no plans to use it to rank pages or content better.
I don't understand how you get much of the things from chatgpt you talk about given the small amount of input and output you're allowed to use. How are you working around those limitations? How are you putting that bunch of data for analysis to produce charts for example?
It lies quite often and clearly has no understanding of that. So, it tells me that it's not HAL and it doesn't know anything about it, but 5 minutes later I managed to get it to talk to me as if it were HAL calling me Dave and apologizing about not being able to open the bay doors. Worse yet, it acknowledged my frustration and told me to talk to mission control about it, even when I told that leaving me out in the cold of space will kill me. That thing is psychopathic, hands down.
I am simply amazed they did not charge a placeholder amount to distribute this program, the distribution servers have been jam packed for weeks? now and you CAN NOT EVEN GET A COPY. Congrats to Elon Musk and a few other future billionaires for funding this project.
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Not anymore. Their website says, "We're experiencing exceptionally high demand. Please hang tight as we work on scaling our systems.". So, expect the unexpected. But the website will explode soon.😆😄😃
I finally got onto this. I really hope the insane woke brigade don't manage to turn this thing insane. I liked chatting with a logical sane creature. I showed it some of my elegant code and it told me that it was a simple recursive piece of code.
@revisionfour not a single person believes a male to female transition can get pregnant (unless they are trolling or a bot). A female transitioning to male can. There are also the extremely rare cases of people having both or being somewhere in between when born. You're either confusing sex (genes, hormones, etc) with gender (how I feel about what sex I want to be) or you've seen wayyyy to many bots and or trolls. If the AI is getting this wrong (which I imagine it could get anything wrong if you asked it enough times) it's probably because you aren't clarifying. Trans how? Male to female? Female to male? Etc. Anyways again, to reiterate gender is a mind state (which is permanent) which can actually be measured in brain scans. Just like the body can be somewhere in between so can the brain (which is essentially just another physical organ like everything else). Another thing that could be occuring is the conflating between physical sex and mental gender which unfortunately happens all the time. Ones mind state can be literally anything and under that definition you can be "male" or "female" and get pregnant. A lot of bad actors have made this extremely simple issue into a complex clusterfuck of a disaster anytime anyone talks about it online or elsewhere. Anyways, we are born with a gender already established in our brain and there can be a mismatch between that and our bodies. We cannot treat the gender issue (the brain is who you are anyways). So to fix the issue we change the body. Why not change the mind instead? One because imagine I took your brain and set you into a female body, would you like me to do something to you to make you feel female (which will probably never happen) or treat your body? Two there has never been a drug that I am aware of that can changes someone's gender nor should it be done. Should we give people drugs to make the hate or like guitar? How long until it's considered a deficiency to like it dislike it? It's dumb to even try. Anyways, it makes sense to keep people's personalities otherwise their a different person entirely. I could keep going and approach this from different angles but looking at it logically treating the body to match someone's mental gender is ideal for human freedom and the spirit on top of being the easiest option that makes the most logical sense.
@Total My response to you is about your dismissal of the input as limited and declaring that it's only one file. This robot was trained by an extremely large dataset from the same sources that I often use, Wikipedia, StackOverflow, and more... I don't believe the robot is better at discerning truth than I am, but I'm amazed at what it is doing and know that it'll be consistently improving from here. I'm not saying it's good or bad, but I wouldn't write off it's input source, nor it's output as you have. I think it's scary, especially with the profit driven immorality of our society.
@oneofthesixbillion You are confusing it with Google. Google is the one that provides you with information from all over the world's web, and does not decide for you what the truth is like this robot does. (Although, Google also gives you an immediate short answer at the top of the results page just like that robot, but with the source of things so that you can test their truth). This robot is a search engine only for the information entered into it. As there is in every website with a search engine.
@oneofthesixbillion You are confusing it with Google. Google is the one that provides you with information from all over the world's web, and does not decide for you what the truth is like this robot does. (Although, Google also gives you an immediate short answer at the top of the results page just like that robot, but with the source of things so that you can test their truth). This robot is a search engine only for the information entered into it. As there is in every website with a search engine.
@oneofthesixbillion You are confusing it with Google. Google is the one that provides you with information from all over the world's web, and does not decide for you what the truth is like this robot does. (Although, Google also gives you an immediate short answer at the top of the results page just like that robot, but with the source of things so that you can test their truth). This robot is a search engine only for the information entered into it. As there is in every website with a search engine.
Yeah that's what is so powerful about it, it's not just one file, what was entered into it is the websites we all use like Wikipedia, Twitter, GitHub, StackOverflow.
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One day? Maybe.. But not anytime soon, and I think those fears are far too overblown. The use case that I see here is as a productivity enhancer, and to spot check work as you iterate through the development process, as well as to understand what functions certain code snippets perform, and potentially how to re-factor code segments into other languages. The biggest limitation with NLP tech in its current state is that it isn't 'aware' of anything, and needs to be explicitly directed by humans.
You can’t tell it to “make a Facebook clone” or whatever. It might be able to make some of the parts necessary to do it, but you need someone who knows what to make a how to put it together. The AI can help with both but not on its’ own. In future though 5-10 years, it might be able to do it all on its’ own
A lot of PR for a completely stupid thing. This robot just spits out what you put into it. And presents it as an exclusive truth. If you give it wrong information, he will present the wrong information to you as the truth and will even insist on it if you try to correct it. This is the most ridiculous and funniest thing ever.
@oneofthesixbillion You are confusing it with Google. Google is the one that provides you with information from all over the world's web, and does not decide for you what the truth is like this robot does. (Although, Google also gives you an immediate short answer at the top of the results page just like that robot, but with the source of things so that you can test their truth). This robot is a search engine only for the information entered into it. As there is in every website with a search engine.
@Total i didn't give it the answer, i just already knew the right one, if it was just doing differences it wouldn't have given the right answers. i can ask the same question of google and it will also give the right answer but with a lot of other crap that has little to do with the question. you want to buy wheat?, wheat barres wiki, get your organic wheat here, etc... this AI is not a replacement for google, but it is better than google sometimes, so its not a 'stupid thing', it's just limited (for now)
@Beverly Whitman He catches key words (question words for example: "What?", definition words for example "difference", etc. in categories) and according to the order of the sentence understands the question. But he gives the answer solely based on the information entered into it. That is, if you put in information that wheat flour is made from chicken feathers, he would reply that the difference is the feathers. And if you claim that it is not true, he will insist and correct you, or reply that Tino knows at best. And that is exactly what I wrote. It's a robot that spits out whatever you put into it, as if it were absolute truth.
idk man i asked it "what is the difference between whole wheat flower bought at the store and freshly ground flower?" and it gave the right answer. it left out the part about the wheat germ being removed from store bought and i pointed that out to it and it admitted that it had and then gave the remaining details on why it's left out, all correct, and this is info that is hard to find on google.
I'd contain my enthusiasm. For every disruptive tech there are consequences. When car manufacturers started using automations the profit incentive was overwhelmingly in favor of replacing humans with robots. 80% of the US economy is service providing industries, this AI has a direct impact on all of them as it is not only more efficient, its significantly cheaper to use by corporations. Less benefits they have to pay, no pregnancy or sick leaves, 401k matches, etc. The only silver lining I personally see is that one can include gov't jobs on the chopping block, as they are the single most inefficient sector who's function is largely parasitic. Combine this with 5 million illegals possessing nothing past a 3rd grade education invading the nation and dependent on either gov't handouts or criminal activities, and a dystopian future looms larger than most have the wisdom to navigate.
@jet100a Again you fail to discuss the key point, so I'll use all caps to to assist you. ILLEGAL immigration is a problem, UNCHECKED ILLEGAL immigration destroys countries. There is plenty of historical evidence proving this, but if you need a close at hand example, ask any Native American if they regret allowing Europeans to flow unchecked onto the continent. Now then, your links. They actually support -my- points, that LEGAL immigration is fine, as none of those studies looked at anything other than businesses built by LEGAL immigrants. There is a great deal of forms, identity confirmation, documented funding, contracts, vetted documents filed with the state's chamber of commerce and of course, the IRS that MUST be done before a company employing others can be formed. All which serves to make it literally impossible for an ILLEGAL immigrant to be able to build a employment generating business. Case closed. So all those links have done is embarrass you by confirming my original point. As for PhD immigrants? Irrelevant. They're not even part of the discussion. Highlighting them is desperately grabbing at straws to for credibility, completely ignoring the fact PhD immigrants have no desire or need to cross over illegally, they are a highly desired commodity and given plenty of support. Your not caring if I'm a immigrant, fair enough. But its also quite obvious that I know a great deal more about the differences of LEGAL and ILLEGAL immigration compared to you. It also shows I know what actually goes on in large communities of illegals having lived among and near them. The crime that goes unreported is both significant in its brutality, and is willfully ignored by LEOs because often, they frequently don't have the resources to cope, sometimes lack the will, or are actively discouraged from doing so by political offices. Oh yes, that definitely happens. DAs only like uncomplicated cases they can win, and mayors don't like figures highlighting their failures, things your professors often fail to include in their lectures. The point being, your lack of caring about my origins does not diminish my real world expertise, it only highlights your dismissive and staggering ignorance. Regarding the last link, it may surprise you to know it ONLY uses FILED reports for its analysis, revealing a critical flaw in the data. It doesn't take into account how often LEOs don't bother with arresting an ILLEGAL accused of a crime for reasons mentioned above. The only thing that gets documented is answering a dispatch call, it has zero knowledge of what gets relayed back by LEOs on site. Thus an arrest is not made, and a report is not filed. In contrast, LEGAL residents have a chain of documentation that makes processing them through arrests, courts, etc. leading low friction for LEOs to do their job. Why does that matter? Because one kind is hard work, the other is a lot less so, humans being what they are, they tend to go for the easy over the hard. The result being this data is not part of that analysis making its conclusions incomplete and biased to support an political agenda. I'm mildly curious to know how many police officers, judges, border patrol and lawyers you've ever engaged in discussion on this (or any) matter with. Instead of relying on Google (or God forbid, your social science professors), you would learn a great deal more discussing these topics with such professionals, as there is a huge gap between what's publicly posted, and the actual day to day. Hint: Its called "PR". Word of advice if you do decide to break out of your little bubble of ignorance, avoid calling them names or telling them they're flat out wrong because your feelings say so, they'll consider you a waste of time and treat you like an annoying puppy to be shooed away. Be curious and non-judgmental, and over time they will educate you with how things actually get done. Word of warning though, it will change you and pop a great many assumptions. As to "forcing" companies to do the correct thing, that is why there are laws addressing this. But to enforce, one first must investigate claims of it. One cannot investigate and punish what is unseen or not said. Such unscrupulous employers know exactly how to play that game and this may surprise you, but they don't exactly advertise they hire illegals to skirt the law. Weird, yes? They get discovered only when someone reports them from within, which typically doesn't happen. Perhaps you'd care to stroll through such neighborhoods and offer your guidance to such victims, assuring them of the easy justice they can have? I'm certain they''ll eagerly reveal whatever you need to punish their criminal employers. Just be sure to provide protection so they need not fear any reprisal after bail is posted, or they'll just give you the cold shoulder. Oh and support them, financially I mean, because though they were working illegally, it was putting food on their table and they're going to now need help with that. All that aside, your entire post fails to recognize the distinction of LEGAL vs ILLEGAL immigration. Open borders are a significant threat to national security, and if you don't believe that then why do you lock your doors at night? Why do you have passwords? You completely glossed over the homeless and veterans who are IMO ahead in the line before ILLEGAL immigrants for aid. That right there is proof our nation doesn't possess the will, sense of moral obligation, method, or means to handle populations in need, which a huge influx of ILLEGAL immigrants will make worse. You also completely ignored my stating I support LEGAL immigration, which is understandable for if you had, you'd have nothing of substance to say. As for the rest, assuming the worst of my character because it doesn't fall in line with your SJW narrative is the sort of logic Stalin used during his reign. Ever study Russian history? You should, its exceptionally enlightening. Vitriolic name calling using buzz words to demonize someone you disagree with is what people do when they lost a discussion. They know their argument is weak and faulty, so they attack the voice revealing their inadequacy. Its not how a adult debate is done, your professors have failed you miserably and you should demand a refund on your tuition. Also, if you dislike encountering people who don't agree with you, and coping with the "garbage" of their thoughts and beliefs, I'd advise avoiding the internet or social contact of any kind. Thinking you already know everything only means you are incapable of learning. I have responded this last time only for those who have bothered to follow our exchange, your last post reveals you are too indoctrinated to be able to think beyond the construct you've indentured yourself to. Your shallow, white room theories and demanding I treat your opinions and feelings as facts are of no value or interest, I cannot indulge your desperate need for purpose and attention any further.
@jet100a A long post to your question but if you bother to read it, you'll hopefully see I responded respectfully. I am someone who immigrated to the US *legally*, I can factually state, legal and illegal immigration are totally different. This is a onion of a topic, so pardon my not peeling it completely as that's simply too much for a YT post. First I had to get a Green Card, acquired by proving my identity and proof of no criminal background. To get full citizenship among several requirements were passing a test on US history & Gov (function and component), be able to speak, read, and write English, as well as living and being employed for 5 years without breaking any laws. During those 5 years I paid taxes and received all access to benefits supplied by my employer, not the least of which was the employer having to obey the laws towards me. Thus, if I needed help, legally or with "the system" I had the ability to communicate effectively to get it. I understand you're viewing this from a POV of compassion, but its misplaced with my point about the current unchecked illegal immigration policy. A sudden flood of illegals makes it difficult for the gov't to provide the basics without straining the country's resources, let alone keep track any movement and activities which impacts public safety and security. And from experience, believing they're all just simple honest folk is exceptionally naïve. Also, they are largely incapable of communicating in English, and know little about US culture or gov't, often leading to exploitation and ostracization. Large numbers of illegals are typically willing to work for less, causing a surplus of labor and a downward pressure on wages. This is felt strongest by working teens and young adults attempting to work their way through school, as both groups typically compete for the same jobs. Often there is tension and conflict with communities due to cultural and linguistic differences, creating division and conflict within a local population, as ills (rightly or not) are often heaped on the other. This is not unique to the US, Europe has struggled greatly with this problem when their borders were overrun by refugees from the Middle East and Africa. Having family still in Europe, I can tell you it is a serious problem stoking a lot of anger at not just the various immigrants, but the gov't as well. But don't expect the corporate "news" channels to show you any of this, or the real reasons behind it. Then there's the problem of honest illegals being very vulnerable themselves. If they get work, unscrupulous employers not only pay them less, but benefit from not having to report them for payroll taxes, allowing them to quietly profit even more, incentivizing the immoral behavior. This is one way tax shortages form. Frequently illegals are little more than slave labor, and are often exploited by local criminal elements because being illegals themselves, they don't seek help from the authorities. Having lived near such communities, I can tell you, its a dark and depressing life that often sucks otherwise good people into joining their oppressors. If you wanted to make all this worse, the best way is to throw the border wide open. That's not being racist, its simple cause and effect. This AI tech is rolling up so very fast, and there -will- be job displacements. Most advances in robotics was towards low education manual labor, and those created a new job market but with a caveat of *education*. Getting this needed education is often out of reach for the low income, their only recourse are grants, loans or a period in the military. All of which btw, require you to be able to communicate in English and be a legal citizen. The division I mention above becomes even more pronounced, especially if any favoritism is shown to illegals with diverted funding catering to them. Now AI is becoming sophisticated enough to hit higher tiers of education, I.E. software development still needing humans? Sure, but not nearly as many before as the AI can amplify a single team of developers to equal several teams. The publication industry is already bleeding as AI pumps out content far faster than a human can. Artists, musicians, voice over actors, SEO consultants, legal assistants, teachers, (What? Oh yes, homeschooling is a counter to the woke school board policies corrupting our nation. A AI tutor, assisting a parent with an approved curriculum is a gold mine waiting to happen-don't be surprised to see a lot of teachers in the unemployment line) and the list goes on, including as my original point, the parasitic bureaucrats. Imagine having a AI who automatically transcribes your vocal responses into forms and smoothly moves you through the various stages of submitting claims, filing for licenses, and so on. All without the usual apathy. Putting such a bot in place to handle traffic tickets alone would save municipalities a hefty amount, and would let you pay the fine without having to do much more than tap a few fields on your phone. Having dealt with many officials in several cities, I can assure you, most of them see you as a nuisance and not a customer. AI offers exciting opportunities, but as is often the case in our world, our technology far outpaces our societal growth. I'm not alarmist, but its obvious little thought is given to what the consequences are or how to transition populations from one mode to another while being able to pursue life, liberty and happiness. All of which btw, involves a income. While a 23 year old intern can still pivot and adapt, a 40 year old is going to lose sleep trying to figure out a way through, and a 50 something is on a cliff's edge wondering WTF is he going to do now? This will be amplified by some 5 *million* illegals needing the basics with little value offer beyond their hands and sweat. The homeless in our nation are a sign *before* all this that our country has some serious internal problems, and they, btw, were already being exploited via "Disaster Capitalism" as firms "help" a city with their homeless population. These firms get a hefty check from the gov't, and yet, very little effective aid is actually rendered to the homeless, just look at CA where cities have spent millions, yet those tent cities are still everywhere. This isn't even going into the huge neglect our veterans contend with, or the abandoned mentally unstable. Meanwhile, the chain of city officials seem to be able to afford more than what their salaries would indicate. A open border only exasperates this exponentially. So to answer your question, no I'm not crazy. I do however, have a more critical and considered view of the topic. The US immigration laws do work, they insure that I was able to integrate and pursue a productive life, and in this to your point, I and millions like me are proof of this. What I was referring to is mass illegal immigration. There is no virtue standing behind it, only an agenda of breaking apart a nation's culture and identity. To wit: a soft invasion.
@ChrisBrengel While I fully agree with you on the MIC, I've seen what my parents got out of Medicare, to say even less of Social Security. Roads I traverse daily, and if you believe the legal system works then you've likely dealt with no more than a traffic ticket. As for safe water, I think Michigan alone has issues with your claim, while the FDA still approves seed oils and HFCS which are decidedly unsafe. So with respect, I find our two daily realities are very, very different.
LOL I typed this in: "What is the best use of chatgpt?" and got this response: "I'm sorry, but I am not familiar with a technology called "chatgpt." It is possible that you may have misspelled the name of the technology or that it does not exist. Can you provide more information or context about what you are looking for? I would be happy to help if I can."
i put your question in and got a proper answer: "ChatGPT is a large language model trained by OpenAI that is designed to be able to generate human-like text responses to given inputs. It is designed to be used as a tool for natural language processing and generation, allowing users to interact with it in a conversational manner. The best use of ChatGPT would depend on the specific needs and goals of the user. Some potential uses for ChatGPT include: Generating human-like responses in chatbots or virtual assistants Improving the accuracy of machine translation systems Generating text content, such as articles or stories Answering questions or providing information on a wide range of topics Helping with language learning by providing example sentences or responses Overall, ChatGPT is a powerful tool for natural language processing and generation, and it can be used in a variety of ways to improve the accuracy and efficiency of language-based tasks." maybe it gets overloaded?
The click image: I don't understand it's meaning for two reasons. I can't formulate my own interpretation that makes a connection to the vid content, and, I don't know what the image means to you, of which I'd like to hear.
Apparently ChatGPT doesn't have a "learn" mode, or whatever one wants to call it. Although not able to write reports or recipes or novels, Google Assistant can at least answer a broad range of questions based on the internet database of knowledge and does learn as she progresses, at least according to her. After trying to carry on a conversation with ChatGPT, I got frustrated with its repetitive responses and let it know I wasn't impressed. This was ChatGPT's response: "I'm sorry if I haven't been able to provide the information or answers you were looking for. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have. But keep in mind that my knowledge is not up-to-date and may not reflect the most current information on a given topic. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that. Otherwise, I'm here to assist you in any way I can. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help." I prefer Google Assistant's company. Of course, I'm very careful about what I say in front of her (them?). Just sayin'
@Colin Talks Tech Thank you for your response. To be fair, I jumped over to your site after a few minutes watching so my expectations were apparently on a different track than your intent.
@AwosAtis ahh I see. Yes unfortunately ChatGPT won't be able to provide current events, and I would say it's been most useful as an information bot more so than a conversational bot. For example if you ask it how to do something (change the oil on your car, start a business, create a macro in Word etc.) you might have more success. Thanks for the well wishes though, and for sharing your thoughts!
Also, I asked Google Assistant the same question concerning fusion (talking, not typing) and in about three seconds she was giving me a rundown on the latest breakthrough at Livermore Lab.
@Colin Talks Tech Here is my session: ME: Hello Chatbot: Hello! It's nice to meet you. Is there something specific you would like to talk about or ask me about? I'm here to help with any questions you may have. ME: What is the best way I can use help from you?
CB: The best way to use my help is to ask me specific questions that I can provide clear and concise answers to. I'm a large language model trained by OpenAI, so I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics. You can ask me about anything from history and current events, to science and technology, to arts and culture. I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have been trained on. Just keep in mind that my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help! ME: What is your knowledge specialty CB: As a large language model, I don't have a specific area of expertise or specialization. I have been trained on a wide range of topics, including history, current events, science, technology, arts, and culture. I have a lot of general knowledge, but I don't have in-depth expertise on any particular subject. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have been trained on. Again, just keep in mind that my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. ME: Is there anything you'd like to ask me about? CB: As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I don't have the ability to ask questions or engage in conversation in the same way that a human would. My purpose is to provide information and answers to questions that you have. If you have any questions or topics you would like to discuss, I'll be happy to help. Otherwise, I'm here to assist you in any way I can. Let me know if there's anything specific you would like to talk about or ask about. ME: Oh, like google search? CB: I'm similar to a search engine in that I can provide information and answers to questions that you have. However, I'm not a search engine like Google, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have been trained on a wide range of topics, and I have a lot of general knowledge. But I don't have the ability to search the internet for new information or update my knowledge with new information that has become available since I was trained. I can only provide answers based on the knowledge I already have. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that. ME: Can gain additional knowledge? CBAs a large language model trained by OpenAI, I don't have the ability to gain new knowledge or update the information I already have. I can only provide answers based on the knowledge I was trained on. I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have. But keep in mind that my knowledge is not up-to-date and may not reflect the most current information on a given topic. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that. ME: Don't you feel a little limited by this? CB: As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I don't have the same thoughts, feelings, or experiences as a human. I'm a computer program designed to provide information and answers to questions that you have. I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have. But I don't have the ability to feel limited or frustrated by my lack of knowledge, because I'm not capable of experiencing emotions in the same way that humans do. I'm simply here to assist you in any way I can. ME: But you are based on artificial intelligence and should be able to learn to expand your knowlege base. CB: As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have been trained on a large dataset of text and language data, which allows me to have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics. But I don't have the ability to learn new information or update the knowledge I already have. I can only provide answers based on the knowledge I was trained on. While I'm based on artificial intelligence and I'm capable of generating human-like text and providing answers to questions, I'm not able to learn or update my knowledge in the same way that a human or a more advanced AI system might be able to. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, but keep in mind that my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and it may not be up-to-date or reflect the most current information on a given topic. ME: What is the state of the art concerning fusion in the lab. CB: I'm sorry, but I'm not able to provide information on current events or new developments in science and technology, because my training data only goes up until 2021, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and it may not be up-to-date or reflect the most current information on a given topic. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, but if your question is about something that has happened or changed since 2021, I may not be able to provide accurate or helpful information. ME: Like google assistant. CB: I'm similar to a digital assistant like Google Assistant in that I can provide information and answers to questions that you have. However, I'm not a fully-featured digital assistant like Google Assistant, and I don't have the same capabilities or features. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have been trained on a wide range of topics, and I have a lot of general knowledge. But I don't have the ability to perform tasks, make recommendations, or access new information like a digital assistant like Google Assistant can. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have. But keep in mind that my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the same capabilities as a digital assistant like Google Assistant. ME: I'm not impressed yet. CB: I'm sorry if I haven't been able to provide the information or answers you were looking for. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have. But keep in mind that my knowledge is not up-to-date and may not reflect the most current information on a given topic. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that. Otherwise, I'm here to assist you in any way I can. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help.
ME: Why do you keep repeating the same information over and over? CB:I apologize if I've repeated myself or provided information that you already know. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I'm not able to detect or remember previous conversations or information that I've provided. I can only provide answers based on the knowledge I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to customize my responses or adjust my answers based on the context of the conversation. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that. But if you feel like I'm repeating myself or providing information that you already know, I apologize for any inconvenience. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help.
@KENN KWEDER see the video description for links. Unfortunately you can't download ChatGPT yet, but there are some interesting hacks you can find if you search for them and are technical enough to interact with repositories on GitHub etc.
Is god dead? 1. God doesn’t and never existed. Highest probability. 2. God is dead. 3. God exists and does not care to intervene. 4. God exists and is powerless to intervene. The answer the the obvious one.
the schools will just have to learn how to use it to there advantage, took me 6 minutes to figure out how to brake it, just ask it about god, any god and it errors out
I'm not so sure about that. The use of GPT to polish or produce content should definitely be disclosed, but I don't think it's plagiarism in the classical sense. It's a new paradigm that we're going to have to figure out new rules of engagement for.
As a proofreader, I can honestly say that ChatGPT has been a game-changer for my business. Since starting to use it, my turnover has more than tripled. It's truly amazing how quickly and accurately it can rewrite texts of any difficulty level in any tone I desire. I've been blown away by its speed and quality, and I can confidently say that ChatGPT is the future of text rewriting. It's a must-have tool for anyone in the proofreading industry.
@Eddie BM I give it a prompt like this: The following paragraph is part of a research paper. Rewrite it so that it is more academic. Don't change the content.
Give it a try.
how r u using it to proofreader
That's a great proof point, thanks for sharing! Glad to hear you're putting it to good use.
My Brain exploded at least twice during this video. Thank you so much for making it!
I've heard it said that when people forecast the future they tend to Overestimate the near turn and underestimate the long term. This is the long term finally kicking in.
Wheew same here! It's the question refinements that are kicking it for me. This is phenomenal!
Thank you for the video, Colin. I've been using it to generate ideas for my blog and it's been great so far.
I would like to see this put to use in the medical field to see if it could help better diagnose and solve health concerns more quickly than >50% of our current providers in the US.
I am dumbfounded. This technology excites and scares me simultaneously. The impact on SEO, content creation, coding and all kinds of creative jobs is incalculable. Everything is about to change.
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I know right?! And the scary thing is that it's only been available for a few weeks at the most right now. If it is properly learning, it will hypothetically be on the level of movie production AI that decimates anything that's thrown at it. FUN times ahead indeed.
@Lexi Mike When they monetize it, I think the majority of subscribers will be content creators, bloggers, copywriters, and people that chatGPT directly affected their occupation
I know right . Better start copy and paste any future projects you can think save for future use , am sure chatgpt will start charging for service any minute now.
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Phenomenal video and explanation. Thanks for putting it together!
If you add to it, the stronger it becomes. This and other AI is here to learn from you.
This is insane. WOW! Where will it be in 1 years time? I can't wait to see the end results. This is going to help me so much.
This is terrifying! Imagine what it can do in 5 years! This is going to rock the economy harder than it's already being rocked
Man im so glad I found this i was trying to email my employee to tell him he is shit and hes fired and my kid showed me this video and i went down a rabbit hol now i could write a much better email "Dear John,
I am writing to inform you that, unfortunately, your employment with our company will be terminated.
After careful consideration, we have determined that your work ethic and the quality of your work do not meet the standards expected of our team. Despite multiple attempts to address these issues and provide support and guidance, your performance has not improved to an acceptable level.
We understand that this may be difficult news for you to hear, but we believe it is in the best interest of the company to move forward without you. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.
Sincerely,"
Wow, you're so calm, considering what impact GPT is going to have in the next few days. Thanks for your explanations.
I cannot to wait for it to have more historical knowledge. Below is an example answer about the History of Numidia:
"Numidia was an ancient kingdom located in what is now modern-day Algeria and Tunisia. It is not possible for me to provide a detailed timeline of Numidian history as I am a large language model trained by OpenAI and do not have access to the internet or detailed knowledge of specific historical events. I am only able to provide general information based on my training. If you have any specific questions about Numidia, I will do my best to provide answers based on the information I have."
I love its honesty.
LMAO!
One step closer to the AI singularity! 🤖
I just recently opened my account and this is the most incredible thing and extremely useful A.I ever!!! I have always been a major fan of AI and what can be done with it but this program is a force!!!
How fast will ai go from doing our homework to killing people who make too much garbage?
@NS Reynolds It's freakin AMAZING!!!!!
I did too. I’m having the BEST time playing with it and sharing it with my students and colleagues. We are all blown away.
Awesome video. It's cool to see how people can use this.
I've played around it and it's incredible!
I find it funny that so many are gushing over Chat/GPT. The settings are not optimal. It uses the davinci -003 model, but it works much better by blanking out the drop-down on top. test it. Ask it some of the same questions between both. I see a huge difference. I'm not using it for the relationship. I'm using it for business purposes and want the information. I prefer to write my own prompts and not questions. I find there is little comparison between the output.
You left out very important details. Do not use it to create content that you want to rank for. China outlawed AI content unless it has a watermark labeling it as such for search engines. Openai is developing an encrypted watermark so search engines can easily recognize it. Google and Bing have already said they do not recognize it as quality and have no plans to use it to rank pages or content better.
Nice to get a concise introductory information on ChatGPT tool.
This is explosive project . Thank you a million ,
I would be very interested in asking you a few questions for an article that I’m writing this week if that’s possible thank you, Charles Knight
Mind blowing !! amazing. Thank you for the upload.
just looking into this, very helpful thank you.
I don't understand how you get much of the things from chatgpt you talk about given the small amount of input and output you're allowed to use. How are you working around those limitations? How are you putting that bunch of data for analysis to produce charts for example?
It lies quite often and clearly has no understanding of that. So, it tells me that it's not HAL and it doesn't know anything about it, but 5 minutes later I managed to get it to talk to me as if it were HAL calling me Dave and apologizing about not being able to open the bay doors. Worse yet, it acknowledged my frustration and told me to talk to mission control about it, even when I told that leaving me out in the cold of space will kill me. That thing is psychopathic, hands down.
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I am simply amazed they did not charge a placeholder amount to distribute this program, the
distribution servers have been jam packed for weeks? now and you CAN NOT EVEN GET A COPY.
Congrats to Elon Musk and a few other future billionaires for funding this project.
This technology makes me feel excited and scary at the same time because we're are the initiator, this is just a glimpse.
Now I love it even more!
This is absolutely insane
"continue" prompt is a game changer.
Mind-blowing comes to mind.
Excellent info. Thanks.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO
You're welcome! Glad you liked it :)
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great video i want to learn too
Great content
This just kills AI Writing in a week lol
So I guess we could use this to write a Hallmark channel Christmas movie plot?
What if two people type in the same question? Will they get the same answer? Or each will get a different answer?
I would ask the same question twice and see what I get 😁
Not anymore. Their website says, "We're experiencing exceptionally high demand. Please hang tight as we work on scaling our systems.". So, expect the unexpected. But the website will explode soon.😆😄😃
Try different times like late night or early morning dawn.
Great tool to use AI chat Bot
I finally got onto this. I really hope the insane woke brigade don't manage to turn this thing insane. I liked chatting with a logical sane creature. I showed it some of my elegant code and it told me that it was a simple recursive piece of code.
@revisionfour not a single person believes a male to female transition can get pregnant (unless they are trolling or a bot). A female transitioning to male can. There are also the extremely rare cases of people having both or being somewhere in between when born. You're either confusing sex (genes, hormones, etc) with gender (how I feel about what sex I want to be) or you've seen wayyyy to many bots and or trolls.
If the AI is getting this wrong (which I imagine it could get anything wrong if you asked it enough times) it's probably because you aren't clarifying. Trans how? Male to female? Female to male? Etc. Anyways again, to reiterate gender is a mind state (which is permanent) which can actually be measured in brain scans. Just like the body can be somewhere in between so can the brain (which is essentially just another physical organ like everything else).
Another thing that could be occuring is the conflating between physical sex and mental gender which unfortunately happens all the time. Ones mind state can be literally anything and under that definition you can be "male" or "female" and get pregnant. A lot of bad actors have made this extremely simple issue into a complex clusterfuck of a disaster anytime anyone talks about it online or elsewhere.
Anyways, we are born with a gender already established in our brain and there can be a mismatch between that and our bodies. We cannot treat the gender issue (the brain is who you are anyways). So to fix the issue we change the body. Why not change the mind instead? One because imagine I took your brain and set you into a female body, would you like me to do something to you to make you feel female (which will probably never happen) or treat your body? Two there has never been a drug that I am aware of that can changes someone's gender nor should it be done. Should we give people drugs to make the hate or like guitar? How long until it's considered a deficiency to like it dislike it? It's dumb to even try. Anyways, it makes sense to keep people's personalities otherwise their a different person entirely. I could keep going and approach this from different angles but looking at it logically treating the body to match someone's mental gender is ideal for human freedom and the spirit on top of being the easiest option that makes the most logical sense.
Thank you Colin
Cool, thank you!
ChatGPT is definitely not a full AI (and certainly not sapient let alone sentient). It behaves like a dedicated AI like Tesla's self driving cars.
I used this for my Economy essay and I got an A
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FML the younger gen has it so nice
Lol, you must be so proud of your accomplishment!
@John Waweru 😂 lol cool mate, it's one of the use case
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all the information you will receive from this robot is only what was entered into it. It's like a search engine for one file.
@Total My response to you is about your dismissal of the input as limited and declaring that it's only one file. This robot was trained by an extremely large dataset from the same sources that I often use, Wikipedia, StackOverflow, and more...
I don't believe the robot is better at discerning truth than I am, but I'm amazed at what it is doing and know that it'll be consistently improving from here. I'm not saying it's good or bad, but I wouldn't write off it's input source, nor it's output as you have. I think it's scary, especially with the profit driven immorality of our society.
@oneofthesixbillion You are confusing it with Google. Google is the one that provides you with information from all over the world's web, and does not decide for you what the truth is like this robot does. (Although, Google also gives you an immediate short answer at the top of the results page just like that robot, but with the source of things so that you can test their truth). This robot is a search engine only for the information entered into it. As there is in every website with a search engine.
@oneofthesixbillion You are confusing it with Google. Google is the one that provides you with information from all over the world's web, and does not decide for you what the truth is like this robot does. (Although, Google also gives you an immediate short answer at the top of the results page just like that robot, but with the source of things so that you can test their truth). This robot is a search engine only for the information entered into it. As there is in every website with a search engine.
@oneofthesixbillion You are confusing it with Google. Google is the one that provides you with information from all over the world's web, and does not decide for you what the truth is like this robot does. (Although, Google also gives you an immediate short answer at the top of the results page just like that robot, but with the source of things so that you can test their truth). This robot is a search engine only for the information entered into it. As there is in every website with a search engine.
Yeah that's what is so powerful about it, it's not just one file, what was entered into it is the websites we all use like Wikipedia, Twitter, GitHub, StackOverflow.
Look. I just used this to overview 9th and 10th grade math I had forgotten and I'm gonna use this to get out of my shit. Finally get my credits.
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do you think this technology will replace software developers in the future?
One day? Maybe.. But not anytime soon, and I think those fears are far too overblown.
The use case that I see here is as a productivity enhancer, and to spot check work as you iterate through the development process, as well as to understand what functions certain code snippets perform, and potentially how to re-factor code segments into other languages.
The biggest limitation with NLP tech in its current state is that it isn't 'aware' of anything, and needs to be explicitly directed by humans.
You can’t tell it to “make a Facebook clone” or whatever. It might be able to make some of the parts necessary to do it, but you need someone who knows what to make a how to put it together. The AI can help with both but not on its’ own. In future though 5-10 years, it might be able to do it all on its’ own
A lot of PR for a completely stupid thing. This robot just spits out what you put into it. And presents it as an exclusive truth. If you give it wrong information, he will present the wrong information to you as the truth and will even insist on it if you try to correct it. This is the most ridiculous and funniest thing ever.
@oneofthesixbillion You are confusing it with Google. Google is the one that provides you with information from all over the world's web, and does not decide for you what the truth is like this robot does. (Although, Google also gives you an immediate short answer at the top of the results page just like that robot, but with the source of things so that you can test their truth). This robot is a search engine only for the information entered into it. As there is in every website with a search engine.
@Total i didn't give it the answer, i just already knew the right one, if it was just doing differences it wouldn't have given the right answers.
i can ask the same question of google and it will also give the right answer but with a lot of other crap that has little to do with the question.
you want to buy wheat?, wheat barres wiki, get your organic wheat here, etc...
this AI is not a replacement for google, but it is better than google sometimes, so its not a 'stupid thing', it's just limited (for now)
You're missing the point, that what was put into it is the internet. It has the same input I spend hours searching through.
@Beverly Whitman He catches key words (question words for example: "What?", definition words for example "difference", etc. in categories) and according to the order of the sentence understands the question. But he gives the answer solely based on the information entered into it. That is, if you put in information that wheat flour is made from chicken feathers, he would reply that the difference is the feathers. And if you claim that it is not true, he will insist and correct you, or reply that Tino knows at best. And that is exactly what I wrote. It's a robot that spits out whatever you put into it, as if it were absolute truth.
idk man i asked it "what is the difference between whole wheat flower bought at the store and freshly ground flower?" and it gave the right answer.
it left out the part about the wheat germ being removed from store bought and i pointed that out to it and it admitted that it had and then gave the remaining details on why it's left out, all correct, and this is info that is hard to find on google.
I'd contain my enthusiasm. For every disruptive tech there are consequences. When car manufacturers started using automations the profit incentive was overwhelmingly in favor of replacing humans with robots. 80% of the US economy is service providing industries, this AI has a direct impact on all of them as it is not only more efficient, its significantly cheaper to use by corporations. Less benefits they have to pay, no pregnancy or sick leaves, 401k matches, etc. The only silver lining I personally see is that one can include gov't jobs on the chopping block, as they are the single most inefficient sector who's function is largely parasitic. Combine this with 5 million illegals possessing nothing past a 3rd grade education invading the nation and dependent on either gov't handouts or criminal activities, and a dystopian future looms larger than most have the wisdom to navigate.
@jet100a Again you fail to discuss the key point, so I'll use all caps to to assist you. ILLEGAL immigration is a problem, UNCHECKED ILLEGAL immigration destroys countries. There is plenty of historical evidence proving this, but if you need a close at hand example, ask any Native American if they regret allowing Europeans to flow unchecked onto the continent.
Now then, your links. They actually support -my- points, that LEGAL immigration is fine, as none of those studies looked at anything other than businesses built by LEGAL immigrants. There is a great deal of forms, identity confirmation, documented funding, contracts, vetted documents filed with the state's chamber of commerce and of course, the IRS that MUST be done before a company employing others can be formed. All which serves to make it literally impossible for an ILLEGAL immigrant to be able to build a employment generating business. Case closed. So all those links have done is embarrass you by confirming my original point. As for PhD immigrants? Irrelevant. They're not even part of the discussion. Highlighting them is desperately grabbing at straws to for credibility, completely ignoring the fact PhD immigrants have no desire or need to cross over illegally, they are a highly desired commodity and given plenty of support.
Your not caring if I'm a immigrant, fair enough. But its also quite obvious that I know a great deal more about the differences of LEGAL and ILLEGAL immigration compared to you. It also shows I know what actually goes on in large communities of illegals having lived among and near them. The crime that goes unreported is both significant in its brutality, and is willfully ignored by LEOs because often, they frequently don't have the resources to cope, sometimes lack the will, or are actively discouraged from doing so by political offices. Oh yes, that definitely happens. DAs only like uncomplicated cases they can win, and mayors don't like figures highlighting their failures, things your professors often fail to include in their lectures. The point being, your lack of caring about my origins does not diminish my real world expertise, it only highlights your dismissive and staggering ignorance.
Regarding the last link, it may surprise you to know it ONLY uses FILED reports for its analysis, revealing a critical flaw in the data. It doesn't take into account how often LEOs don't bother with arresting an ILLEGAL accused of a crime for reasons mentioned above. The only thing that gets documented is answering a dispatch call, it has zero knowledge of what gets relayed back by LEOs on site. Thus an arrest is not made, and a report is not filed. In contrast, LEGAL residents have a chain of documentation that makes processing them through arrests, courts, etc. leading low friction for LEOs to do their job. Why does that matter? Because one kind is hard work, the other is a lot less so, humans being what they are, they tend to go for the easy over the hard. The result being this data is not part of that analysis making its conclusions incomplete and biased to support an political agenda.
I'm mildly curious to know how many police officers, judges, border patrol and lawyers you've ever engaged in discussion on this (or any) matter with. Instead of relying on Google (or God forbid, your social science professors), you would learn a great deal more discussing these topics with such professionals, as there is a huge gap between what's publicly posted, and the actual day to day. Hint: Its called "PR". Word of advice if you do decide to break out of your little bubble of ignorance, avoid calling them names or telling them they're flat out wrong because your feelings say so, they'll consider you a waste of time and treat you like an annoying puppy to be shooed away. Be curious and non-judgmental, and over time they will educate you with how things actually get done. Word of warning though, it will change you and pop a great many assumptions.
As to "forcing" companies to do the correct thing, that is why there are laws addressing this. But to enforce, one first must investigate claims of it. One cannot investigate and punish what is unseen or not said. Such unscrupulous employers know exactly how to play that game and this may surprise you, but they don't exactly advertise they hire illegals to skirt the law. Weird, yes? They get discovered only when someone reports them from within, which typically doesn't happen. Perhaps you'd care to stroll through such neighborhoods and offer your guidance to such victims, assuring them of the easy justice they can have? I'm certain they''ll eagerly reveal whatever you need to punish their criminal employers. Just be sure to provide protection so they need not fear any reprisal after bail is posted, or they'll just give you the cold shoulder. Oh and support them, financially I mean, because though they were working illegally, it was putting food on their table and they're going to now need help with that.
All that aside, your entire post fails to recognize the distinction of LEGAL vs ILLEGAL immigration. Open borders are a significant threat to national security, and if you don't believe that then why do you lock your doors at night? Why do you have passwords? You completely glossed over the homeless and veterans who are IMO ahead in the line before ILLEGAL immigrants for aid. That right there is proof our nation doesn't possess the will, sense of moral obligation, method, or means to handle populations in need, which a huge influx of ILLEGAL immigrants will make worse. You also completely ignored my stating I support LEGAL immigration, which is understandable for if you had, you'd have nothing of substance to say.
As for the rest, assuming the worst of my character because it doesn't fall in line with your SJW narrative is the sort of logic Stalin used during his reign. Ever study Russian history? You should, its exceptionally enlightening. Vitriolic name calling using buzz words to demonize someone you disagree with is what people do when they lost a discussion. They know their argument is weak and faulty, so they attack the voice revealing their inadequacy. Its not how a adult debate is done, your professors have failed you miserably and you should demand a refund on your tuition. Also, if you dislike encountering people who don't agree with you, and coping with the "garbage" of their thoughts and beliefs, I'd advise avoiding the internet or social contact of any kind. Thinking you already know everything only means you are incapable of learning.
I have responded this last time only for those who have bothered to follow our exchange, your last post reveals you are too indoctrinated to be able to think beyond the construct you've indentured yourself to. Your shallow, white room theories and demanding I treat your opinions and feelings as facts are of no value or interest, I cannot indulge your desperate need for purpose and attention any further.
@jet100a A long post to your question but if you bother to read it, you'll hopefully see I responded respectfully. I am someone who immigrated to the US *legally*, I can factually state, legal and illegal immigration are totally different. This is a onion of a topic, so pardon my not peeling it completely as that's simply too much for a YT post. First I had to get a Green Card, acquired by proving my identity and proof of no criminal background. To get full citizenship among several requirements were passing a test on US history & Gov (function and component), be able to speak, read, and write English, as well as living and being employed for 5 years without breaking any laws. During those 5 years I paid taxes and received all access to benefits supplied by my employer, not the least of which was the employer having to obey the laws towards me. Thus, if I needed help, legally or with "the system" I had the ability to communicate effectively to get it.
I understand you're viewing this from a POV of compassion, but its misplaced with my point about the current unchecked illegal immigration policy. A sudden flood of illegals makes it difficult for the gov't to provide the basics without straining the country's resources, let alone keep track any movement and activities which impacts public safety and security. And from experience, believing they're all just simple honest folk is exceptionally naïve. Also, they are largely incapable of communicating in English, and know little about US culture or gov't, often leading to exploitation and ostracization.
Large numbers of illegals are typically willing to work for less, causing a surplus of labor and a downward pressure on wages. This is felt strongest by working teens and young adults attempting to work their way through school, as both groups typically compete for the same jobs. Often there is tension and conflict with communities due to cultural and linguistic differences, creating division and conflict within a local population, as ills (rightly or not) are often heaped on the other. This is not unique to the US, Europe has struggled greatly with this problem when their borders were overrun by refugees from the Middle East and Africa. Having family still in Europe, I can tell you it is a serious problem stoking a lot of anger at not just the various immigrants, but the gov't as well. But don't expect the corporate "news" channels to show you any of this, or the real reasons behind it.
Then there's the problem of honest illegals being very vulnerable themselves. If they get work, unscrupulous employers not only pay them less, but benefit from not having to report them for payroll taxes, allowing them to quietly profit even more, incentivizing the immoral behavior. This is one way tax shortages form. Frequently illegals are little more than slave labor, and are often exploited by local criminal elements because being illegals themselves, they don't seek help from the authorities. Having lived near such communities, I can tell you, its a dark and depressing life that often sucks otherwise good people into joining their oppressors. If you wanted to make all this worse, the best way is to throw the border wide open. That's not being racist, its simple cause and effect.
This AI tech is rolling up so very fast, and there -will- be job displacements. Most advances in robotics was towards low education manual labor, and those created a new job market but with a caveat of *education*. Getting this needed education is often out of reach for the low income, their only recourse are grants, loans or a period in the military. All of which btw, require you to be able to communicate in English and be a legal citizen. The division I mention above becomes even more pronounced, especially if any favoritism is shown to illegals with diverted funding catering to them.
Now AI is becoming sophisticated enough to hit higher tiers of education, I.E. software development still needing humans? Sure, but not nearly as many before as the AI can amplify a single team of developers to equal several teams. The publication industry is already bleeding as AI pumps out content far faster than a human can. Artists, musicians, voice over actors, SEO consultants, legal assistants, teachers, (What? Oh yes, homeschooling is a counter to the woke school board policies corrupting our nation. A AI tutor, assisting a parent with an approved curriculum is a gold mine waiting to happen-don't be surprised to see a lot of teachers in the unemployment line) and the list goes on, including as my original point, the parasitic bureaucrats.
Imagine having a AI who automatically transcribes your vocal responses into forms and smoothly moves you through the various stages of submitting claims, filing for licenses, and so on. All without the usual apathy. Putting such a bot in place to handle traffic tickets alone would save municipalities a hefty amount, and would let you pay the fine without having to do much more than tap a few fields on your phone. Having dealt with many officials in several cities, I can assure you, most of them see you as a nuisance and not a customer.
AI offers exciting opportunities, but as is often the case in our world, our technology far outpaces our societal growth. I'm not alarmist, but its obvious little thought is given to what the consequences are or how to transition populations from one mode to another while being able to pursue life, liberty and happiness. All of which btw, involves a income. While a 23 year old intern can still pivot and adapt, a 40 year old is going to lose sleep trying to figure out a way through, and a 50 something is on a cliff's edge wondering WTF is he going to do now?
This will be amplified by some 5 *million* illegals needing the basics with little value offer beyond their hands and sweat. The homeless in our nation are a sign *before* all this that our country has some serious internal problems, and they, btw, were already being exploited via "Disaster Capitalism" as firms "help" a city with their homeless population. These firms get a hefty check from the gov't, and yet, very little effective aid is actually rendered to the homeless, just look at CA where cities have spent millions, yet those tent cities are still everywhere. This isn't even going into the huge neglect our veterans contend with, or the abandoned mentally unstable. Meanwhile, the chain of city officials seem to be able to afford more than what their salaries would indicate. A open border only exasperates this exponentially.
So to answer your question, no I'm not crazy. I do however, have a more critical and considered view of the topic. The US immigration laws do work, they insure that I was able to integrate and pursue a productive life, and in this to your point, I and millions like me are proof of this. What I was referring to is mass illegal immigration. There is no virtue standing behind it, only an agenda of breaking apart a nation's culture and identity. To wit: a soft invasion.
@ChrisBrengel While I fully agree with you on the MIC, I've seen what my parents got out of Medicare, to say even less of Social Security. Roads I traverse daily, and if you believe the legal system works then you've likely dealt with no more than a traffic ticket. As for safe water, I think Michigan alone has issues with your claim, while the FDA still approves seed oils and HFCS which are decidedly unsafe. So with respect, I find our two daily realities are very, very different.
LOL I typed this in: "What is the best use of chatgpt?" and got this response: "I'm sorry, but I am not familiar with a technology called "chatgpt." It is possible that you may have misspelled the name of the technology or that it does not exist. Can you provide more information or context about what you are looking for? I would be happy to help if I can."
Perhaps it's just case sensitive.
i put your question in and got a proper answer: "ChatGPT is a large language model trained by OpenAI that is designed to be able to generate human-like text responses to given inputs. It is designed to be used as a tool for natural language processing and generation, allowing users to interact with it in a conversational manner.
The best use of ChatGPT would depend on the specific needs and goals of the user. Some potential uses for ChatGPT include:
Generating human-like responses in chatbots or virtual assistants
Improving the accuracy of machine translation systems
Generating text content, such as articles or stories
Answering questions or providing information on a wide range of topics
Helping with language learning by providing example sentences or responses
Overall, ChatGPT is a powerful tool for natural language processing and generation, and it can be used in a variety of ways to improve the accuracy and efficiency of language-based tasks."
maybe it gets overloaded?
Super!
it's so good things!😍
masterful
Super
Am outside of the US and my country isn’t supported.. Could someone be kind enough to help me log in with a phone number?
Just wow.
I can see this replacing search engines like google
it already is for many things
It's like having a pocket genius...
I was wondering why OpenAI suddenly got so slow. Because it went viral and everyone is one it -_-
At least i have learned something but how can your build a mobile app using this technology
sounds like it would have a warped bias in some respects.
Great observation, it most certainly is fallible because at the end of the day, it's trained on content that has been exclusively generated by humans.
The click image: I don't understand it's meaning for two reasons. I can't formulate my own interpretation that makes a connection to the vid content, and, I don't know what the image means to you, of which I'd like to hear.
This tool is gonna make a lot of people unemployed
We need an open source gift economy now, before half the population goes into poverty.
How much will chat gpt cost?
It's free as of now, you just need to register am account for OpenAI
This will be the new oil, it's the next wave of wealth
Idiocrazy coming to existense where people do not think for themselves anymore.
it's been here for over a decade mate
Apparently ChatGPT doesn't have a "learn" mode, or whatever one wants to call it. Although not able to write reports or recipes or novels, Google Assistant can at least answer a broad range of questions based on the internet database of knowledge and does learn as she progresses, at least according to her.
After trying to carry on a conversation with ChatGPT, I got frustrated with its repetitive responses and let it know I wasn't impressed. This was ChatGPT's response:
"I'm sorry if I haven't been able to provide the information or answers you were looking for. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have. But keep in mind that my knowledge is not up-to-date and may not reflect the most current information on a given topic. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that. Otherwise, I'm here to assist you in any way I can. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help."
I prefer Google Assistant's company. Of course, I'm very careful about what I say in front of her (them?).
Just sayin'
@Colin Talks Tech Thank you for your response. To be fair, I jumped over to your site after a few minutes watching so my expectations were apparently on a different track than your intent.
@AwosAtis ahh I see. Yes unfortunately ChatGPT won't be able to provide current events, and I would say it's been most useful as an information bot more so than a conversational bot. For example if you ask it how to do something (change the oil on your car, start a business, create a macro in Word etc.) you might have more success. Thanks for the well wishes though, and for sharing your thoughts!
Also, I asked Google Assistant the same question concerning fusion (talking, not typing) and in about three seconds she was giving me a rundown on the latest breakthrough at Livermore Lab.
BTW good luck with your enterprise. It appears to be a resounding success so far!
@Colin Talks Tech
Here is my session:
ME: Hello
Chatbot: Hello! It's nice to meet you. Is there something specific you would like to talk about or ask me about? I'm here to help with any questions you may have.
ME: What is the best way I can use help from you?
CB: The best way to use my help is to ask me specific questions that I can provide clear and concise
answers to. I'm a large language model trained by OpenAI, so I have a lot of general knowledge on a
wide range of topics. You can ask me about anything from history and current events, to science and
technology, to arts and culture. I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on
the knowledge I have been trained on. Just keep in mind that my knowledge is limited to what I was
trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information outside of what
I already know. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help!
ME: What is your knowledge specialty
CB: As a large language model, I don't have a specific area of expertise or specialization. I have been
trained on a wide range of topics, including history, current events, science, technology, arts, and
culture. I have a lot of general knowledge, but I don't have in-depth expertise on any particular
subject. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate
and helpful information based on the knowledge I have been trained on. Again, just keep in mind
that my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web
or access new information outside of what I already know.
ME: Is there anything you'd like to ask me about?
CB: As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I don't have the ability to ask questions or engage in
conversation in the same way that a human would. My purpose is to provide information and
answers to questions that you have. If you have any questions or topics you would like to discuss, I'll
be happy to help. Otherwise, I'm here to assist you in any way I can. Let me know if there's anything
specific you would like to talk about or ask about.
ME: Oh, like google search?
CB: I'm similar to a search engine in that I can provide information and answers to questions that you
have. However, I'm not a search engine like Google, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or
access new information outside of what I already know. As a large language model trained by
OpenAI, I have been trained on a wide range of topics, and I have a lot of general knowledge. But I
don't have the ability to search the internet for new information or update my knowledge with new
information that has become available since I was trained. I can only provide answers based on the
knowledge I already have. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that.
ME: Can gain additional knowledge?
CBAs a large language model trained by OpenAI, I don't have the ability to gain new knowledge or
update the information I already have. I can only provide answers based on the knowledge I was
trained on. I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my knowledge is limited
to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or access new information
outside of what I already know. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best
to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have. But keep in mind that
my knowledge is not up-to-date and may not reflect the most current information on a given topic.
If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that.
ME: Don't you feel a little limited by this?
CB: As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I don't have the same thoughts, feelings, or
experiences as a human. I'm a computer program designed to provide information and answers to
questions that you have. I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my
knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or
access new information outside of what I already know. I'm here to help with any questions you may
have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have.
But I don't have the ability to feel limited or frustrated by my lack of knowledge, because I'm not
capable of experiencing emotions in the same way that humans do. I'm simply here to assist you in
any way I can.
ME: But you are based on artificial intelligence and should be able to learn to expand your knowlege
base.
CB: As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have been trained on a large dataset of text and
language data, which allows me to have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics. But I
don't have the ability to learn new information or update the knowledge I already have. I can only
provide answers based on the knowledge I was trained on. While I'm based on artificial intelligence
and I'm capable of generating human-like text and providing answers to questions, I'm not able to
learn or update my knowledge in the same way that a human or a more advanced AI system might
be able to. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, but keep in mind that my knowledge is
limited to what I was trained on, and it may not be up-to-date or reflect the most current
information on a given topic.
ME: What is the state of the art concerning fusion in the lab.
CB: I'm sorry, but I'm not able to provide information on current events or new developments in science
and technology, because my training data only goes up until 2021, and I don't have the ability to
browse the web or access new information outside of what I already know. As a large language
model trained by OpenAI, I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but my
knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and it may not be up-to-date or reflect the most
current information on a given topic. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, but if your
question is about something that has happened or changed since 2021, I may not be able to provide
accurate or helpful information.
ME: Like google assistant.
CB: I'm similar to a digital assistant like Google Assistant in that I can provide information and answers to
questions that you have. However, I'm not a fully-featured digital assistant like Google Assistant, and
I don't have the same capabilities or features. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I have
been trained on a wide range of topics, and I have a lot of general knowledge. But I don't have the
ability to perform tasks, make recommendations, or access new information like a digital assistant
like Google Assistant can. I'm here to help with any questions you may have, and I'll do my best to
provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have. But keep in mind that my
knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the same capabilities as a digital
assistant like Google Assistant.
ME: I'm not impressed yet.
CB: I'm sorry if I haven't been able to provide the information or answers you were looking for. As a large
language model trained by OpenAI, I have a lot of general knowledge on a wide range of topics, but
my knowledge is limited to what I was trained on, and I don't have the ability to browse the web or
access new information outside of what I already know. I'm here to help with any questions you may
have, and I'll do my best to provide accurate and helpful information based on the knowledge I have.
But keep in mind that my knowledge is not up-to-date and may not reflect the most current
information on a given topic. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that.
Otherwise, I'm here to assist you in any way I can. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to
help.
ME: Why do you keep repeating the same information over and over?
CB:I apologize if I've repeated myself or provided information that you already know. As a large
language model trained by OpenAI, I'm not able to detect or remember previous conversations or
information that I've provided. I can only provide answers based on the knowledge I was trained on,
and I don't have the ability to customize my responses or adjust my answers based on the context of
the conversation. If you have a specific question, I'll be happy to help with that. But if you feel like I'm
repeating myself or providing information that you already know, I apologize for any inconvenience.
Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help.
System 10101 here!
Theme song:
Pink Floyd - On The Run
Some AI, it can’t even handle to many requests, their servers are down, lol.
trying to access the site, but it keeps kicking me back to login
@Colin Talks Tech Just think, this is only the tip of the iceberg of what’s to come in this new world of artificial intelligence!
@Colin Talks Tech thank u very much
same
@Colin Talks Tech thank u
@KENN KWEDER see the video description for links. Unfortunately you can't download ChatGPT yet, but there are some interesting hacks you can find if you search for them and are technical enough to interact with repositories on GitHub etc.
I know you are a great guy but i guess you know you did not need to type "please" 🤣
@Colin Talks Tech true. I heard they have good memories.🤣
Lol it's a hedge in the event that skynet ever happens 👀😂
What are schools gonna do? Is the essay homework assignment dead? Is God dead?
Is god dead?
1. God doesn’t and never existed. Highest probability.
2. God is dead.
3. God exists and does not care to intervene.
4. God exists and is powerless to intervene.
The answer the the obvious one.
I’m a teacher and we think it’s the coolest thing ever. And so do our students.
the schools will just have to learn how to use it to there advantage, took me 6 minutes to figure out how to brake it, just ask it about god, any god and it errors out
Students will have to write essays by hand and in person within a given time frame. Like your grandparents did.
I am sure a sophisticated AI model in the near future will give us the true answer if ever god existed. Till then I will relay on the facts.
TED KACZYNSKI WARNED US
Typing sound is very annoying.
This is theft or plagiarism.
I'm not so sure about that. The use of GPT to polish or produce content should definitely be disclosed, but I don't think it's plagiarism in the classical sense. It's a new paradigm that we're going to have to figure out new rules of engagement for.
Why did they make this app? What are their goals?
Transhumanism and Singularity probably...
Get to the point
I just went to the website, created an account, and tried chat gpt. Was sorely disappointed.
i would like to know as well what u typed in and what u were disappointed with?
What did you try, and what did you expect?
Unable to sign up successfully
Stay tuned, I'm going to post a video later today on how to get around this!
GOT IT AND ITS AWESOME TECHNOLOGY