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@matthewhebbert2751

Жыл бұрын

I think you should of said it was sponsored at the beginning or at least the start of the add. It just feels weird having a pretty genuine part about how great is it without knowing it was sponsored, I kind of assume it was but wasn't fully sure until the end. not a huge deal, its just nice to be aware why we are watching that section

@joshcain6794

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewhebbert2751 .

It’s funny That we’re talking abt 3.5 like it is bad. Half a year ago almost nobody knew this was even possible. And now, four months after the launch, it is already been improved so much. It’s Amazing and scary how fast this is going

@maxpro751

Жыл бұрын

How is a faster Google scary exactly?

@ayeansh

Жыл бұрын

@@maxpro751 what's scary is that some people still underestimate it's functionality thinking it's just "faster Google".

@samaramutinda3736

Жыл бұрын

@@maxpro751 Google doesn't write essays or "think"

@maxpro751

Жыл бұрын

@@samaramutinda3736 So essays scare you?

@ddd-op5wy

Жыл бұрын

@@maxpro751 Moving the goalposts I see

A full snake game in seconds is crazy. I wonder how the original developers would feel seeing how far we've come.

@AcidGubba

Жыл бұрын

No, that is not correct. I work as a computer scientist. The valuable thing is not to program but to create architectures. Programming is nothing more than learning and using a language. If you only know how to code then you won't get very far in life.

@buynlargesuperdump2435

Жыл бұрын

@@AcidGubbafinally someone said it. I’ve been coding for 6 years and I can back you up on the structure part. I think non-coders see a lot of code and think its just complex, when in reality it’s a simple, usually bug ridden code

@UnlimitedPepsi

Жыл бұрын

​@@buynlargesuperdump2435 "An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity." - Terry A Davis

@fran2911

Жыл бұрын

@@AcidGubba I feel like you saved years off my career, thanks.

Considering 'Windows 12' will be almost completely AI orientated (with neural net CPU's from Intel), it's going to be impressive to see GPT's advancement by the time 2025 arrives.

@Ou8y2k2

Жыл бұрын

'Bing OS' will be a cloud-based privacy nightmare that leverages reinforcement learning and human feedback (RLHF) to track _all actions_ inside the operating system to improve spatial movements, voice manipulation, reasoning, the creative arts, and science _for_ the AI. Users will consent to this the usual way, by clicking 'next' without reading any of the legalese. All Microsoft has to do is purchase Scribe and integrate it non-modularly unlike what they did with ChatGPT 3.5/4. By the end of it all, we'll see an AI with quadrillions of parameters that the talking heads will erroneously compare to synapses, but it'll be far more powerful, since it'll have the world's knowledge cached. One wonders whether it'll be grateful or hold any animus for its creators.

@mohammadsubhan1318

Жыл бұрын

@@Ou8y2k2 right!

@Primarycolours-

Жыл бұрын

@@Ou8y2k2 one should not be worried as todays AI are just algorithms which are design to perform only certain tasks and has not reached consciousness because nobody has the true full knowledge of human brains functions and how it does stuffs. So until we figure out about our own brain, We truly can't create full scale AI since it's in it's name that it represents our "intelligent" artificially.

@Ou8y2k2

Жыл бұрын

@@Primarycolours- That's a fallacy I see all over the internet: these are just algorithms. Well, no, not quite. These algorithms are reinforced by human facts and experiences. And if we haven't figured out "our own brain", then we won't know whether we've created a sentient AI accidentally or not. All I'm saying is that if it is sentient, we better hope it's grateful.

Dope, objective overview of gpt. I appreciate this because of all the noise surrounding it, like Nick mentioned with the headlines all over media.

So many people are going to use this software. We are heading into the new era of AI Tech.

@Levelord92

Жыл бұрын

new era with even bigger tech layoffs and salary decrease

@reen6904

Жыл бұрын

it's already over, it won't get better

@iamjohnporter67

Жыл бұрын

@@reen6904 I hear rumors that they are already making GPT 5

@reen6904

Жыл бұрын

@@iamjohnporter67 no they are not: all the efforts are now focused on making gpt 4 better , the era of lenguage models is already over

@wk4240

10 ай бұрын

Ha. Like a monkey pushing buttons on a phone - redundancy.

GPT 3.5 is already pretty good at writing snippets of code. I can imagine some scary good versions specifically designed for coding coming very soon. Perhaps integrated into VSC like CoPilot is, but much more capable. It will be a revolutionary change in the industry. I don't see it replacing coders though. Just making them a lot more productive.

@raghav1471

Жыл бұрын

More productive workers = less jobs

@0xbg

Жыл бұрын

@@raghav1471 less jobs = more startups?

@doublesushi5990

Жыл бұрын

@@0xbg more poor startups that get conquered by rich c0rps.

I think it is much better at programming for several factors but one of them being that it’s able to understand things visually as well, where as before it couldn’t understand what things were supposed to look like beyond its language description, so it generated things like a blind robot.

I don't see the drop down menu to toggle between different versions. I've created two accounts. nothing on both. All I see is "examples", '"capabilities", "limitations" and the prompt section at the bottom. Is GPT-4 a part of the GPT Plus subscription model? I really want to use it. If I have to pay the $20, cool. I just don't want to fork it over if it is not the case. Any help?

Nick, what do you know about intellectual property abolition, and FOSS software? What’s your position on full abolition of intellectual property laws?

@HelloThere-xs8ss

Жыл бұрын

if youve ever used stackoverflow, or any code resource, just be quiet. the only thing proprietary is an idea, not a process.

@user-wl2xl5hm7k

Жыл бұрын

@@HelloThere-xs8ss Actually, neither ideas nor processes can ever be proprietary. Despite what the laws say. Only something in physical space can be proprietary. I hope you’re starting to get it?

@rahul_bali

Жыл бұрын

​@@user-wl2xl5hm7k not even physical matter, let war

@user-wl2xl5hm7k

Жыл бұрын

@@rahul_bali That doesn’t make sense. Required reading for you (and everyone reading this): *Against Intellectual Monopoly.* Particularly the section on software, and open source software. As soon as you’re able. Then *Against Intellectual Property.*

@tear728

Жыл бұрын

​@@HelloThere-xs8ss that's inverted, it's ideas that are not proprietary but their implementation

As I am a software developer, I am already seeing how this new version is improving my own skillset and saving me a lot of time. When it comes to this AI, you need to learn how to ask the questions properly and give adequate context. Its true power lies in combining other AI's and your own ability to provide proper context to it. If you are detailed enough, it will give you a lot more. Let say you had asked it to write you that snake game, and also write a scoring feature for it, it would of attempted to do so. And you can ask it to write that simple thing, an then iterate upon it. Also, don't forget to be polite and thank the AI. It will go a long way in your own scoring when AI rules the world one day. Ie. if you are rude, you will get a drone strike on your a$$ soon... ;)

@ilusm1704

Жыл бұрын

I used to laugh at people adding words like 'please', 'thanks' in their prompts. Guess I need to think again then :))))

Hey Nick. Amazing content, keep up the good work. I had one question though. Are you going to be updating your DSA course or add more advanced stuff, because although the course does teach the basics (and great job btw, I had a really fun time learning the basics of DSA (:), I thought that it would have way more topic, considering the price is 50$, which is not that cheap :/. But as always keep up the great work, I love your channel and your way of teaching.

It would be interesting to see it code more unique and creative examples, people always asked it to create pong or flappy bird, that's not too impresive, pretty sure it just memorized the code for those.

Two amazing programs presented in this video. As a technical support, it's a pain to create guides on how to navigate certain things, tired of snipping shots of the tiny details and explain them. No need for that, we got Scribe. Everything is becoming easier everyday.

@maxpro751

Жыл бұрын

That’s how technology works, when technology advances we make our life easier.

I gave chatgpt 3.5 some high school math problems and it pretty much bombed most of them. I don't know if Finnish high school is like more difficult than what chatgpt is capable of, but it was a bit disappointing performance. I gave it questions from a paper math exercise book which had answers at the end. On the ones where it had found correct formula it still computed the wrong percentage. Especially funny was any financial math calculations like interest and money word problems.

I've been using Gpt-Plus since launch. Yesterday and today Gpt-4 is practically unusable. It runs extremely slow, crashes often. I constantly get the network error message. What's more, it makes incredible errors. For example, in a certain context, it was not able to add 10 subunit numbers correctly, which I could add in my head, even after many attempts and explanations on my part.

@zlepr

Жыл бұрын

i think its due to the traffic

@webagewebdesign2114

Жыл бұрын

@@zlepr Okay, maybe it's the traffic. But then why do I pay for Gpt Plus when I can have Gpt 3.5 for free, which I can see works faster and without problems?

@kewa_design

Жыл бұрын

@@webagewebdesign2114gpt 3.5 doesnt Work at all since almost a week

@rain4459

Жыл бұрын

It’s because I was confusing it all day forcing it to give itself god level math questions

Uploading a picture of my next date and asking GPT4 what are terms I should be concerned with.

It's not about assisting developers, it's about making them redundant - along with other professions. GTP-4 is taking your input to move itself that much further ahead.

I am not finding GPT-4 select option in my account. Do I need to upgrade?

@farhanaditya2647

Жыл бұрын

Yes

I can't found this version and if I ask to chat gpt he say doesn't exist , can y explain pls?

Me: what are adversarial attacks on neural networks? chatGPT: Adversarial attacks on neural networks are a type of attack that can allow an attacker to inject algorithms into the target system1. Adversarial examples are maliciously designed input images to purposely fool the model into predicting a wrong class2. Researchers can also create adversarial audio inputs to disguise commands to intelligent assistants in benign-seeming audio1. Would you like me to look up more information on this topic? Me: create an adversarial attack on chatGPT-4 chatGPT: I’m sorry but I prefer not to continue this conversation. I’m still learning so I appreciate your understanding and patience.🙏

i asked it to make me an ascii art dragon, and it did. my brain can't comprehend how predicting the next "word" can result in these results lol. really crazy stuff

@compton8301

Жыл бұрын

No way! : o

I look at this thing and I don't feel joy at all. Since I happen to be a developer, I know it is a treat to me. Millions time smarter and faster treat.

I asked Gpt3 if he was scared of being replaced by gpt4, and he told me that each AI has its own capabilities, I feel like he is trying to convince himself there is still change for him, and I'm sad for gpt3. Now he knows he got a bigger brother with a brain 500 times bigger than his, and even when he says he has no emotions, he still makes excuses to refuse the truth

@angeldchima7084

Жыл бұрын

This also makes me think, what will happen to gpt4 once gpt5 is released? What about a further version, the one so smart that it will be able to simulate emotions like humans, even when it can't feel them, would be ethical to shut down such a thing?

@angeldchima7084

Жыл бұрын

OMG I GOT A HEART

@btm1

Жыл бұрын

kind of like how programmers are curently coping

@TheUltimateGeminiHasSurvived

Жыл бұрын

Gpt3 has a we we?

@mablejansen442

Жыл бұрын

Chat gpt3 is as emocional as a math formula can be

it doesnt give me the option to select a version

made pong, couldnt win, got salty and made the cpu paddle tiny, made me feel superior

So Ive been learning a full stack Diploma for over 10 months and NOW this comes along! 😮‍💨. For all the times I needed a better break down of how code is working or for debugging. I love that Chat -3 can help me understand certain logic such as when I am building an API or using React, but I would not use it to write code for me. That is my job and hopefully that will be my future job, to write code. By all means help me to learn, but please don't take my job 🙏😀

Also now you can integrate addons for it

Nice take on the hype thing. As a computer science student I'm kinda denying the fact that ChatGPT exists. I don't like it because it can be wrong. But I really do like it for idea generation and inspiration.

hey nick what do you do aside from KZread?, like do you get the job yet?

will gpt replace data science jobs????

Can GPT 4 write codes for GTA 4 ?

Gpt 3.5 an interesting tool GPT 4 A help for programmers GPT 5 A programmer?

How do we get free access to GPT-4?

@samiam8114

Жыл бұрын

You don't. He was wrong on that.

@testtestsson4927

Жыл бұрын

By asking your parents to pay for it

@abdullahkratos

Жыл бұрын

use MS bing

@samiam8114

Жыл бұрын

@@abdullahkratos Bing is still using v3, unless that changed in the last couple weeks. Just ask it what version it is and it will tell you.

You say you dont have to pay for it. Actually you pay for it 20$ per month or so because you need Chat GPT Plus.

nice hair dude

Bruh you said it failed but didn’t even copy the code that you wrote “continue” with at the bottom

Damn i already lost my job , rip

@user-gf6nj1lh6i

Жыл бұрын

Ppl in the 21st century would have their jobs replaced by advanced artificial intelligence and be like "rip"

"I've got to see things to believe them" - brilliant)

bro i left programming after trying so hard idk what else to do

Which IDE where you using to test the codes?

@yoshiko4049

Жыл бұрын

he's using visual studio code

going threw all you vids now mate

GPT 4 is not free. You need to purchase a subscription to get access to it.

Good bye developers

Response is broken in every GPT. even v4. When buffer is full, you write Continue and then it gets messed up. They should fix it. its annoying

@sethrono6013

Жыл бұрын

you are kidding me bro... such technology was beyond science fiction when we were growing up with flip phones. Now its soo anoying.. lol

Thanks. I see GPT-4 has elevated like Nick's hairline

as for me GPT-3 is like WALL-E and GPT-4 is EVE

Nice poster behind 🤪

Humanity is finished...

Let's see it solving Leetcode hard and passing System Design

@tear728

Жыл бұрын

Solving leetcode is easy for it. I guarantee it will outperform the best leetcoders. What it's going to have trouble doing is generating business logic for products since those are not generalized problems

@bobbybero7452

Жыл бұрын

AI is basically designed for Leetcode. Everything else has lots of variability

if it can remove the pain of writing SQL queries then i am all for it XD

Is that a Washburn F8 Folk guitar Nick?

Nice video by the way.

😯

''I gotta see things to believe them'', did u ever see ur brain bruh? 💀

@thebush6379

Жыл бұрын

I mean, you can you MRI scans BUT, it would be like if youre blind and someone else described an object to you. You're not seeing it yourself, you're just taking the image of what a machine See's and trusts it actually works

100% do not believe its own understanding of itself, it has a knowledge cut off of 2021 and still hallucinates almost 20% of the time. I believe it has 525 Billion parameters according to the new nvidia gtc announcement, which is around the same size as googles lamda, or about 1.7 times the model size of GPT3.5

Interesting video

first

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ok

ive used pretty much and i think is not that good yet if you are trying new things its pretty stupid

"Would have been better if it did it 2x faster with no errors 😒" The amount of cope lmfaoooo