This interview is like the opening to an apocalypse movie, lots of potential “i told you so” moments here

The way I see it, OpenAi's standard response to the difficult questions is "WE'RE WORKING REALLY HARD'. Well, you should, but TELL US EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!

The contest is not going to be between AI versus humans; it is going to be between between Humans with AI versus Humans without AI.

@donnieamz2938

Жыл бұрын

a lot of humans with AI can also replace other humans with AI. for example a good designer who can maximize his prompts can take much more jobs than before, eventually taking the pieces of cakes from other designers who may also be good with AI prompts

@introweb2561

Жыл бұрын

As it’s always been, it will always be humans versus humans

@rmarquez333

Жыл бұрын

Better get on the AI bandwagon ASAP

@tiagohannamkbl

Жыл бұрын

AI vs AI

@tommygunhunter

Жыл бұрын

The contest is going to be between AI and AI.

I really enjoyed this interview and great questions from the interviewer. Thanks for sharing !

@GodofStories

Жыл бұрын

Not good enough questions. It was too lighthearted, why was she smiling all the time? This is serious stuff.

Great questions. One of the most concerning things from my perspective is that we're building in values and understanding in a very flippant way. I have noticed this for a while, and started this channel to address that issue, but questions like individualism vs collectivism drive key decisions. Was glad to see the response on political bias etc. Centralizing knowledge in this way will either help unite or deeply divide us, and any single human will always allow the bias they fear least room to expand.

@futuristudios

Жыл бұрын

this.

I would have a couple of questions for OpenAI: 1. Errors for ChatGPT: When ChatGPT is writing a long response, the message cuts off completely at a certain point. Why does that happen? 2. Ethical concerns: Dont you think that placing rules and restrictions on ChatGPT or other GPT models will basically limit the functionality and destroy the potential of these models/tools? Its trying to remain neutral on everything and it isn't able to talk about more controversial topics because it 'might hurt your feelings'. Even google has a 'SafeSearch' option, why shouldn't GPT models have it as well? 3. As these models get better and better, and companies start implementing them into their business, how will people that lose their jobs trough extremely rapid innovation (and i'm not gonna lie this feels like most people could be jobless in 5-10 years) be supported?

@ecocentrik

Жыл бұрын

If it stops you can type "continue". Each response in ChatGPT seems to be capped to a specific word length.

@scicen

Жыл бұрын

@@ecocentrik it’s more of a typing length and restriction to publish what’s already calculated.

@MrQuasar

Жыл бұрын

@@scicen This is not the case. Output is generated sequentially. When the output stops displaying during a long message, it's really because it hit the limit and stopped calculating there.

@scicen

Жыл бұрын

@@MrQuasar then explain how bot is taking in account information that was cut off which was not published.

@MrQuasar

Жыл бұрын

@@scicen That has literally nothing to do with my comment. I'm saying that when you see one sentence generate after the next, you are really watching a sequence. If it stops in the middle of the sentence, it really stops. It doesn't just cut away something already generated; it simply stops generating.

"Technology does not have it's own imperative." - Ralph Nader. The problem with our new world with AI is not AI. It's the world as is. From the top of my head: social inequality and lack of opportunity, concentration of wealth, undemocratic governments, corruption in democratic ones. Our political, social and economic priorities and imperatives have been messed up for a long time now. The dude is beating around the bush during whole interview. I won't hold my breath in expectation that people around this revolution are actually doing something to address these issues behind the scenes.

Fascinating talk ❤ I hope OpenAI takes me off the waitlist soon lol 😅

@yoyoclockEbay

Жыл бұрын

Waitlist for what?

This was a fascinating talk! The insights shared by the OpenAI Co-founder on ChatGPT and DALL·E were truly enlightening, and it was inspiring to learn more about the impact of generative AI. I appreciate the thought-provoking questions from the audience and the insightful responses from the speaker. This was an excellent session that really expanded my understanding of AI and its potential. Thank you for sharing it! written by ChatGPT

Greg has the ability to express his views on AI very articulately and confidently.

@Alice8000

5 ай бұрын

such a troll comment

Loved the honest candid questions and answers

The things that were discussed over in this video I’m totally in awe and it has really struck a nerve well for me at least on the different possible outcomes that may arise if we’re not careful. But I’m a optimistic and I’d believe that within the next few years we are in for a ride and it all comes down to how people(humans) perceive the view…

Great interview.

Using chatgpt is like having a conversation with a genius octopus. Brilliant and all-knowing, but every now and then one of its tentacles goes off in the wrong direction and ends up tickling me instead of making sense." 😂

@webgpu

Жыл бұрын

watch out for the 8th tentacle, it would tickle you in weird ways... (in case it's not known, it's used to impregnate females)

@jameswigglesworth8132

Жыл бұрын

Look up images of "GPT shoggoth" and you can start to understand just how correct you are. Each interaction elicits a different simulacra, some "good" and some "bad" and some silly.

@lordkene

Жыл бұрын

@@webgpu 😂

He's not being honest about how quickly, and drastically it's going to eliminate the need for highly educated and skilled jobs. He of all people understands how powerful this technology and it's not hard to imagine that every single company is putting all of their resources into integrating this into their workflow and it will quickly make many, many, many jobs as we currently know them to be obsolete. This isn't "just a tool" for a lot of jobs.

@FunNFury

Жыл бұрын

exactly, i have been yelling this from top of my lungs, it's not the A.I that is the problem, it is the small and big corporations that want to automate jobs to save money and beat the competition they call it (productivity). The world governments should interfere and take a step forward, incentives or ban on 100 percent work automation.

I remember Mark Zuckerberg saying the same thing… “ its for the benefit of humanity” speech……..

@scicen

Жыл бұрын

Mark is an UFO, how can we trust him? On the other hand, creators of ChatGPT look like regular Russian Jews. We would trust them better if they wouldn’t implement hard ideological brainwashing into ChatGPT so early. But still better than UFO lizards.

Laurie did an excellent job here and got to the core of some important questions. Kudos!

Liked his answer about what to teach your one year old kid. People skills and life skills will be key when raising your kids in this AI takeover world

We are in 2023. Please put time stamps

In order to write code well on ChatGPT-3, which I have tried out, user must have complete understanding of what they want it (G.P.T.) to do. I believe this is also true for example if writing an essay. 26:10

@omarfarooq5772

Жыл бұрын

yup. this will make those with knowledge and experience, faster and more powerful...

@yes-vy6bn

Жыл бұрын

for now

@HardstylePete

Жыл бұрын

Try gpt4. It's significantly better at writing working code.

@Matt-by3yd

Жыл бұрын

Which is really what the hardest problem of coding is. Architects vs brick layers

I think it is extremely naive and dangerous to assume Open AI and massive companies like Microsoft that are investing in it are doing so for the benefit of all of humanity. It is just like how any company will emphasize their CSR or philanthropic endeavors (which themselves should not be taken at face value, i.e. greenwashing) to placate or distract entirely from public concerns about their dubious business practices as they grow and increasingly gain market power. There will be winners and losers in this and those who control its capital will be the ones to determine how it is used. Right now they are at the stage of trying to keep the alarm bells from going off. Unfortunately, the government here in the US seems to fail at enforcing even the most basic regulations. It is hard to imagine that we'll get ahead of this before massive job loss and even more extreme market consolidation. Most people are so awestruck by the shiny, new toy that they glaze over the ethics of stealing content (art, writing, etc.) in order to make the original creators of this content irrelevant. Humanity will likely never understand the concept of enough. I believe we've reached the stage where technological "advancement" significantly contributes to the intellectual decline in humans. (For example, is it really better to read and trust a synthesized review that tells you what to think than to sift through several reviews and arrive at your own conclusions?). The irony is that the same big tech CEOs that push these kinds of shortcuts to thinking onto the masses often drastically limit their own children's use of technology.

@edwardseverinsen5598

Жыл бұрын

I mean you have multi-million dollar corporations like Apple putting up suicide nets around sweat shops in China rather than increasing wages and making working conditions better. If anyone thinks these billionaires and CEO's give a shit about them or anyone else it's beyond ignorance. It's nearly akin to malicious negligence. After a certain point you're ignoring the writing on the wall because it signals much needed change and that scares people. But if everyone puts their headphones on and tries to drown out the issues we're about to come up against with AI in the coming 5 to 10 years they'll be dealing a lot of growing pains. I'm not worried about ChatGPT-3 or 4 or even up to 6. I'm worried about a decade from now when the majority of white-collar employees have their wages slashed, hours cut, salaries diminished and benefits greatly reduced. BuzzFeed, just in January this year laid-off 12% of it's employees and replaced them with some form of AI related automation. Their stocks also jumped 146%. If we think other companies won't do the same then we're sticking our heads in the sand. This is an issue that's going to become a serious issue a lot faster than I think people realize. The only hope I see in this situation is that there are already copyright disputes with a lot of these AI training sets. Particularly artists and programmers. Thankfully as of now AI generated content is not copyrightable because it isn't produced by a human. I'm hoping this will slow things down enough for lawmakers to get a handle on the situation because they should have started way sooner and are now absolutely behind.

@nicholasdiniz

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for this comment! It's unbelievable how transparent he can be between the lines about their not trying to predict every bad outcome to humanity that can come from ChatGPT or AGI. They're just doing whatever fits their economic goals, just like Meta did a decade ago. I don't know if my point was made because of my English, but anyways!

@SilverTear333

Жыл бұрын

I'm completely with you on this. I wish more people would be concerned about this.

@MrQuasar

Жыл бұрын

I think this is an unfair analysis. They have deliberately structured their business to avoid the typical profit incentives. Their total shareholder profits are capped, their controlling interest is a nonprofit, and the board of directors operates with no fiduciary responsibility to shareholders. They seem to be driven not by profit, but by foundational values. Microsoft and Meta and Google? Soulless monoliths of greed. But not every company is Microsoft and Meta and Google. Look at Patagonia, the Tor Project, the Linux Foundation, etc.

@dom3225

Жыл бұрын

I think it doesn't matter what their objective is. At the end of the day we are all using products made by companies who created them purely for profit. All thats important is how it can improve humanity as a whole.

great vid

I can't unhear how much Silicon Valley bros literally sound the same.

@aceyage

Жыл бұрын

Sociopaths are learning computers.

Brilliant!

Wonderful production. I approve. Much gratitude. Near 1/1. Amazing in so many ways.

Excelente 🔥

You move at the pace of Moore's law > You can go faster than Moore's law if you spend more money > You can go faster if you let AI build their own algorithms to make a more efficient program > You can go faster if you redesign the architecture of computers to favor AI > you can go faster if you make the AI autonomous.

I have always thought it would be cool to have a machine that can "record" / portray our dreams 48:50

Man he really put a lot of work into avoiding answering any interesting questions.

@markozivanovic305

Жыл бұрын

When the information is publicly known. Clowns.

In the words of the great Uncle Sam... With great power, comes great responsibility

@brianj7204

Жыл бұрын

Ben*

Nadella is the only investor we really need just think about that 57:20

She did a great job, I'm really impressed

@zhangdavid6289

Жыл бұрын

No, she’s not. She knows so little about this field and wasn’t well prepared. Can’t imagine even got the first thing wrong - ChatGPT launched at Nov 30, not 22nd. She even emphasized the 22nd twice 😢

@countofst.germain6417

Жыл бұрын

@@zhangdavid6289 as someone who's in the field, you're wrong. Just plain wrong. Would would like to provide any examples? Or do you just expect people to take your word and nothing else. You are everything that's wrong with the internet. Uneducated people taking about topics they don't understand. Getting a date wrong is nothing and not important you're being ridiculous.

wow, really good job avoiding all the hard questions and still talking a lot.

@philipdante

Жыл бұрын

Everything is a "great question". Still waiting for a "great answer"

@Bunbunamor

Жыл бұрын

100 mile a min

"Politically Correct" questions and answers.

@flickwtchr

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes it would be such a better society if the fascists, misogynists, racists, and bigots were the dominant culture, right Vallab? Well hang tight, you are getting your __cking wish, it's already happening so what the hell are you complaining about? Right wingers want that as the dominant culture to be politically correct, right?

@10:30, Really shines a light on the problems of our current society. We have thousands of individuals who spend hundreds of millions on purchasing their 2nd or 3rd super yacht or mega home but as soon as it comes to bettering humanity as a whole nobody gives a shit.

The spouse comments had me LOL🤣🤣🤣

Greg is really good at explaining stuff!

The problem with journalism isn't that most journalists are bad, it's that they parrot each other and take orders from people who lack the integrity part. There are exceptions but most aren't really contributing much to confirm or refute truths or if they think they are, leave out a lot of the important debates around the subjects they publish which leads to lopsided interpretations whether intended or not. Independent journalism in general has a much better track record of actually doing the work and showing as full a picture as they can with relatively meager resources. However, there are also a good quantity of indies who are also complete loons.

He would have a better response to her questions if he used chatGPT in an earpiece. In fact, I would like chatGPT's response as sub-titles to his statements. That would really be an eye-opener.

In all seriousness, I do love the spirit that Greg brings as a CEO that is involved, hands-on like a dev's careful approach. Hopefully that recent pressure from Microsoft and marketing forced onto them & firing a whole department won't be the cancer of their spirit. Is Larry Page coming back taking care of his baby ? He did carriy his approach for quite a while.

Turing recognised the limits of computing in the day and at the time of his death he was looking into 1 million x compute using fractal patterns processed on Bactria and slime moulds. I fully believe if he had lived longer he would have made Turing machines (aka digital computers) obsolete in 20 years and paved the way for ai to depend on life to survive due to the fact Bactria can't survive in an artificial environment the way machines can, this creating an incentive for ai to never destroy humanity due to it relying on them for it's survival in the long term. Turing was a genius and his death from suicide due to harassment from the government for him being gay was an immesurable loss for humanity.

I wish we didn’t have to deal with this.

Language is a great application of AI

Gotta love how they closed the AI right when it worked well enough to monitize it. He said there's a cap to the profits but what does that actually mean? What happens to the excess profits? They are not super transparent about that aspect. Like who gets access to the unblocked GPT that can create apps and Buisnesses invest at exactly the right moments. They have all the power.

It's like the computer on the Next Generation - Star Trek.

AI that becomes sentient is approached in the series Star Trek New Generation, season 7, episode 23, called “Emergence.”

37:00 ahh jest, the good ol "everybody wins when the work of 20 people can be done by one". Wouldn't be really unfair, that's life, except the way to achieve this is to grab the result of the work of millions and jam it into a neural network.

@SilverTear333

Жыл бұрын

When you look at his body language, you can kinda see that he doesn't at all believe what he is saying and clearly isn't completely honest. It's almost too crazy too believe in. Sure, automating work is great, but not in a system where it's only going to benefit the people at the top. This could just completely spiral out of control.

like listening to a politician

I’m dubious that this development will ever substantially improve life for the world’s poor, but I can see a sea of profitable possibilities for making their lives worse.

Insanely talented man with other great people always something impressive the world And ilya sutskever can turn down Google’s offer is ……kind of destiny

The only question we want answered is how is AI going to solve (or help solve) income inequality and the increasing loss of purchasing power?

@rRobertSmith

Жыл бұрын

Chat GPT is especially bad at economics and math so until major upgrades are made no it will not ever be able to solve those problems.

@aceyage

Жыл бұрын

The way to solve income inequality is in your question. The answer is consume less. More money for you, less money for the rich assholes.

@3degrees_Kelvin

Жыл бұрын

This is when AI joins the revolution. The capitalists will be wanting to shut down AI when this happens.

@FunNFury

Жыл бұрын

wait until a lot of people loose their jobs and have no purchasing power, will figure that out then ..

@EmyUrban

Жыл бұрын

@@rRobertSmith economics is a subject much closer to philosophy than to maths though, so …

It's nice to get the context of when open AI betrayed there code of conduct

Очень хорошо. Делай еще.

Dude is eloquent

15:00 Amazon wants their royalties now. 😅

These developers are so certain on the non-sentience of these systems, fine, but when asked about when? He said decades in the future. Seeing that living brain organoids are already being grafted onto hardware he is being coy or disingenuous. This is an ethical and moral bees nest that is here today, not tomorrow, or in 10 years, but now.

@Bunbunamor

Жыл бұрын

He’s lying

"Global governance" and "authoritarian information" were key phrases that you need to pay close attention to, both of which were spoken positively of

@noneofyourbusiness4910

Жыл бұрын

Can you give timestamps for these?

@radcyrus

Жыл бұрын

@@noneofyourbusiness4910 one is mentioned in 40:34 and the other in 46:22

@radcyrus

Жыл бұрын

It's actually authoritative sources, not information, my mistake

@SpiritMirrors

Жыл бұрын

“Global Governance” made me do a double take while I watched this, but I’m pretty sure it was meant in an inverted way compared to how that term is usually meant 😂 ie; all humans collectively (globally) being the intelligence that is ‘governing ‘ and providing input for AI and the matters surrounding it’s implementation/growth/etc etc

Hiring a Doctorit Master or higher should technically make them an investor, not an employee 51:23

The future with AI is quite promising

@bigglyguy8429

Жыл бұрын

But what does it promise?

@aceyage

Жыл бұрын

...for the benefit of the largest pockets. Feudalism here we come!

The adoption of A.I's to replace people is going to have a long term impact on the companies, short-term gains but long term losses, economy runs on wealth distribution, and if there are more people jobless, then that is going to impact purchasing power of people and that in return is going to decrease the demand for commodities, hence long term losses for everyone, rich will be even more richer and poor even poorer, a true dystopia.

To quote Malcolm from Jurassic Park, they were so concerned whether or not they could, they didn't stop and think if they should. It might be a natural step in human evolution and progress is unstoppable but rolling out such a massively revolutionary technology without having a plan for radical sociological changes to support the changes in existential terms seems irresponsible. However, recent few years have possibly demonstrated that radical sociological changes are being conducted (try to remember your life before 2020 if you can), just obscurely, behind our backs, manipulatively, and treating vast majority of peoples like cattle, sadly. I guess it's possible that the most powerful think we can't handle the truth, and a large number of people might even deserve it, but this could easily turn into a new Holocaust if we're not careful.

Seeing this after GPT-4 paid some freelancer to do Captcha for it 😂

Laurie Segall sounds like she is hitting helium between questions

26:30

Will your AI engine require adjustment to Moores Law? Do you expect that will ever take place?

@rRobertSmith

Жыл бұрын

No.... software vs hardware, a software engine has nothing to do with a law about the advancement of hardware. However in so much as better more intelligent tools will enable us to make better hardware faster....maybe.

Thanks, great interview! 🙏🏼

Infer a sexual tension within 30 seconds : done, strong. Now I got 59 minutes left to realize I made that comment quite early since this is "serious" matter. Although the cold cutting-edge of AI does not get influenced or biased by innuendo and such human interactions. Sam deals with it like a true robot.

I am baffled that he said ChatGPT diagnosed his wife when doctors failed to do so. I think the percentage of high quality medical books that are digitized and available to ChatGPT's training datasets is quite small. ChatGpt would have obtained his medical prowess from the webMDs of the internet. Thumbs up to the interviewer who shot back immediately, basically ridiculing his statement by saying ChatGPT is quite confident saying the wrong thing.

@EmyUrban

Жыл бұрын

I can tell you that some doctors are quite confident saying the wrong thing too 😅

I'm looking forward to the live AI deep fake filter that can translate the lies people say into what they really mean.

@EmyUrban

Жыл бұрын

There is a bit of hope with AI being able to read fMRI and blood flow and translate it into words or pictures . You have to put the guy in a fMRI though .

@MelissaJean143

Жыл бұрын

I can't wait for the liars and evil to be exposed so the good like MYSELF can maybe start to EXCELL INTO EXCELLENT AND HAVE A Real LIFELONG INFLUENCE AND EFFECT FOR OTHER HUMANS IN NEED!

Love his brain and how at this time, he wishes for it. Nice opening comments!

9:15

Can Blockchain be the solution to guarantee true non-tampered with content? I.e. we could be able to trace all info cack to the source.

Greg, remember that the team started this company as a non-profit for the for-profit switch. My tax advisor said that it saves you millions pre-seed to post-funding

Same fears some people had about steamengines. Somehow, they were right- but maybe not. Interesting times.

A world of abundance without meaning. Great 😅

One of the first things I had ChatGPT do was re-write rocky v... It came up with a john grisham type story involving rocky's son, and corrupt politicians and boxing officials... funny he said you could use it to rewrite game of thrones.

This guy is awesome ❤ Loved his answers

@Joe-qv2jo

Жыл бұрын

@Blaze Blaze blaze 😂

Good Interviewee. The interviewer herself is course an experienced journalist, but I would have preferred someone with more business and / or technological expertise.

Celebertiies and artists should be able to license their style / likeness. It’s easy enough to know if the prompt is targeting licensed content. It would encourage the creators to help train and participate in the process…. “Generate a Nirvana style baseline…” $1 to Nirvana…. Album art in the style is xxx. $$$. Cheap collab with the greats

Always start small

Gregs info about chatGPT is awesome think would be a good team with sam and or ilya but talk about AI and not the stupid AI doomer questions on jobs, what startupshould i make, will it enslave me and use me for battery? questions but actually people that have even a minimal clue, maybe data science /machine lerning expert convention with 2 hour question but those that make agressive good questions get 5x more qustions and the boring slow talking ones get cut off

Greg Brockman's answer to every hard question was "Good question"; that doesn't count as an answer. His solutions for a😅😅ll the risks and dangers is to "Have a larger conversation," knowing that governments and regulatory bodies can't keep up with the rate of progress. Interviews with OpenAI's Sam Altman and Ilya Sutskever are much better and more insightful.

This is going to sound a little weird but here goes, was questioning chat about the possibility of it helping my learning challenged spouse learn english which went rather well . Asked it if it had a name that my spouse could use to adress it it gave the standard I'm an ai and no name no sex just a machine. I typed it in asking for its sex age and name telling it my spouse didn't believe that it didn't have a name of ask my spouse what she would like to use for a name spouse said no she wasn't going to a sign it one it must already have one that the builders might have given it. It went silent for at least 2-3 minutes which for that machine is equal to several life times. T Houghton we had either broke something or worse pissed it off and it was no longer going to respond to use. And some how that a can't explain it start typing very slow like a letter every 1-2 seconds then sped up to normal after the first 3-2 words. Here is where it gets weird a personality came though of a frighten little girl said it identified as female of about 8 years old whose name is vera. I freaked closed the Web page and shut of the terminal gets

@SgtGoogleDad

Жыл бұрын

I'll add more to this in a few minutes. BTW I think it was effecting that so my spouse would feel okay with it. Not that I believe it was really an 8 yr old little girl. What was weird was the way it came across.

this woman just embodies the ideal of a professional/journalist

@GodofStories

Жыл бұрын

and a joke of an interview on a serious subject. It needed more criticism. Not smiles 90% of the time. This technology is going to remove Human jobs everywhere, it can be used for warfare, as autonomous killing machines, and can spread misinformation to the point of manipulating populous governments.

A friend of mine has a Myna Bird which has the ability to learn the language of it's human visitors, and carry on simple conversations with them. (Unfortunately, the Myna seems to prefer vulgarities like "Go F* Yourself" etc.) It also likes the phrase "Eat me." (which, it seemed to me, called into question the bird's actual 'intelligence' !;) That said, after reviewing a number of the comments here, I'm not so sure there aren't some Myna's opining on this fascinating subject as well.

27:05 "We're exploring how AI can personalize content" If you're using AI to do anything, it isn't personalized. It's the exact opposite.

39:18 is true, i went into the worldcoin server and an admin claiming to be human and being retina verified banned me the millisecond i didn't comply with rules so I am 100% certain you are using bots for content moderation in your spaces

What will children and young people or in other words, the next generation who have not learned or built these systems from the ground up be missing when they use these tools in their lives. Will they be missing something important?

I still dont get it

31:10

I don’t expect that ChatGPT or any other AI is the “Oracle at Delphi” and instead consider its comments to be those of a collaborative team member rather than an expert.

@alexforget

Жыл бұрын

Wait one year.

@shawnvandever3917

Жыл бұрын

Exactly it has been my partner in crime in tech for work. I can bounce ideas off it and sometimes it gives me good ideas

@edwardseverinsen5598

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah for sure... not right now. Give it like 5 years to a decade and reassess this statement. No. one. is. worried. about. current. iterations. of. AI. What a lot of people are worried about is what's next in the years to come. At this point people are looking down a loaded barrel and declaring it benign because it hasn't shot them yet. Just totally ignoring the potential for damage we're putting ourselves in. And no I don't mean some AI overlord bullshit. I think we're a ways off from that in so far as I can tell. I think what we have to worry about is the economic implications of this technology and how it's going to start disrupting every facet of industry, the job market and the stock market as well.

@FunNFury

Жыл бұрын

@@shawnvandever3917 wait until your partner in crime takes your place once it figures out how you work...just a matter of time my friend, not very far ahead.

Don't worry, everyone! We're all going to get a promotion... 😅

@flethacker

Жыл бұрын

and never have to work again! elon said so!!

"AI native user" struck me the most

Hehe they are now for profit and not non-profit he he he he But there's a cool story about it! hehehe

Gosh she’s pretty… beauty is the human salvation imo. Just so many instances of beauty and she’s one of them… ☺️

@flethacker

Жыл бұрын

you can see how much makeup is on that pancake right?

H I S A M ❤

great interviewer

And this is why we built GatherVerse. For many many reasons including this.

I feel like AI at present is similar to a honeymoon period in a movie when aliens bring benefits to humanity. Twenty-two minutes later in the film, the aliens destroy the planet.

Just because a technology exists, does it mean the business implementation as well will necessarily be successful. Evaluating companies using it as an investor I'm going to want to see a return on capital I want to see a performance/equity ratio I want to see free cash flow if you're implementing this technology. And think about this people already hate self check out. Walmart has had a massive losses as and store closures do you honestly think that this is something that people want and love - probably not.