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Chatcpt isnt even an AI, its an advanced search engine.

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Nah. Not my experience at all. That's like saying a college graduate is just an advanced librarian.

There's no search engine, advanced or not, that will write several hundred lines of code that are customized to a specific situation and actually work. That's not what search engines do. ChatGPT is creating new IP, not just pointing you in the direction of a website that will answer your question.

I have a feeling some of you guys calling it a search engine haven't been exposed to its real power.

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Nanomachines son said:

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Get Off My Lawn said:

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Adverse Event said:

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Nanomachines son said:

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Get Off My Lawn said:

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A bunch of white collar folks looked down on store checkout clerks as self-check-out lanes distilled 6 human works into a single slightly more advanced job.

Now many white collar folk will receive similar treatment. One worker who can spend their time writing prompts and checking / tweaking GPT outputs may eliminate the need for numerous peers.

It doesn't eliminate the need for a human - but does change the nature of the work for those who remain.

Chopping a couple rungs off of the professional developmental ladder will have some interesting ramifications as well.

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Yep. It doesn't have to replace everyone for it to cause serious problems, just enough to slash the white collar workforce in half.

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Hopefully that frees up human potential innovation and those folks who get dropped figure out new methods of contributing value rather than sucking value out of the system.

This is where UBI comes into play. If love a UBI based on Proof of Work.

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It's amazing how the work-less future never materializes. I have little doubt that the demand for human workers will both persist and continue to evolve in nature.

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I always like how people post these things without a single but of awareness about what is really going on. It's pure copium that it will somehow work out for people. "Oh jobs will redefine themselves and we'll figure out something."

Oh really smart guy, by all means please tell what normal people will be able to do when these programs have replaced 3/4s of the white collar jobs? You really think they will need people for basic jobs when these stuff is going to start replacing lawyers and engineers, aka jobs that require significantly higher IQs on the whole?

We have the WEF already saying we won't need nearly as many people in the future. Perhaps they are right, but it's going to be a world of pain as society comes to grips with the fact that there won't be many options for people to actually work outside of blue collar skilled labor.

I cannot honestly believe people can look at these videos and think it will just work out for regular people.

🤯🤯Well this is something else.

GPT-4 passes basically every exam. And doesn't just pass...
The Bar Exam: 90%
LSAT: 88%
GRE Quantitative: 80%, Verbal: 99%
Every AP, the SAT... pic.twitter.com/zQW3k6uM6Z

— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) March 14, 2023

It's getting > 90 percentile on all major standardized tests. Do I really need to spell this out? How can you be this naive? That's why I keep making these posts. You must learn to use this stuff or else you will be left far behind the curve.

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Getting 90th percentile on tests and real world applications are two different ballgames. Just think of all the times you need to interact with a human for a problem asap when talking to automated banks and other services. Highly intelligent humans will still be needed, AI is limited by those who code it.

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Have you see the videos of AI created conversations? If you can combine ChatGPT with AI voice then you can solve most of the automated system issue online already. That is, these issues can be fixed now, not in the future. You still aren't getting it.

Will this not just create a homogenous thought for all in society? How the hell is an independent thinker going to evolve with Chad GPT?

The ai is godless, and will always be artificial.

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AI scares the crap out of me.

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So does Trump. I think that undermines your credibility to some extent, no?

GPT-4 multimodal demos.

It’s so over. AGI is coming. pic.twitter.com/ExMwTeOiMa

— Riley Goodside (@goodside) March 14, 2023

No you see it can't do abstract concepts, only a human can do this! It can't just explain a complex situati…

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Will this not just create a homogenous thought for all in society? How the hell is an independent thinker going to evolve with Chad GPT?

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This was already mostly gone anyway, the internet becoming widespread destroyed this. Modern philosophy is a joke.

Nanomachines son said:

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This was already mostly gone anyway, the internet becoming widespread destroyed this.

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****ing Al Gore!!!!1

Humanity's last Tweet. #ai #robotics #future #gpt3 #gpt4 #GPT5 pic.twitter.com/7LzgTuiPyg

— THIS VERSION OF YOU (@versionofus) March 15, 2023

Tyrion Lannister debates Sam Altman over AI safety. Things take a scary turn when Tyrion decides he wants to discuss GPT5. Also, this is not the wine I ordered. pic.twitter.com/P92BLIvzia

— Andrew Curran (@AndrewCurran_) March 4, 2023

This is pretty interesting thread. Prompts HustleAI to be an entrepreneurial ai and gives it a budget of $100 to grow as large as possible.

Now priced at $25k from investments from the livetweetinf.

I gave GPT-4 a budget of $100 and told it to make as much money as possible.

I'm acting as its human liaison, buying anything it says to.

Do you think it'll be able to make smart investments and build an online business?

Follow along 👀 pic.twitter.com/zu4nvgibiK

— jackson greathouse fall (@jacksonfall) March 15, 2023

I asked it to come up with a prompt for Dall-E to make our logo.

As a branding designer, it's taking everything in me not to tell it this is a BAD idea. But here we are.

I put the first prompt in, verbatim. pic.twitter.com/K1z1X9eeyt

— jackson greathouse fall (@jacksonfall) March 15, 2023

For the website, I told GPT to be as verbose as possible making decisions for everything from content to layout.

Some interesting decisions it's made:
- The logo should be positioned in the top left corner.
- A category section should be a 5 column grid of cards
- Full width BG pic.twitter.com/Y82GFN2oN6

— jackson greathouse fall (@jacksonfall) March 15, 2023

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GeorgiAg said:

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AI scares the crap out of me.

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Renders lawyers on the ash-heap of history.

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Nah.

Can it pass a multiple choice bar exam? Sure. But AI is far from actually being able to practice law. There is a huge difference.

Can AI do doc review and a bunch of low level stuff? Yeah, probably.

AI can't invent new ways to do things, yet.

Prove it.

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ChatGPT is a glorified search engine and writing program that is fully subject to its programming. It does not think for itself nor can it create anything outside of its programming and the data it can find online.

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So...basically identical to 85% of college graduates now days.

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AI can't invent new ways to do things, yet.

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Evolutionary programming has already done this in engineering so yes it can.

Google and Microsoft are building in AIs like ChatGPT into their products. In Word or Google Docs, you'll just tell it what to write about.

So there's going to be all this content online that has been generated by AI. And the "neat" thing is, you can use ChatGPT to read it for you and summarize it.

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GeorgiAg said:

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AI scares the crap out of me.

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Just wait until China gets this good and better.

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They have been stealing technology in AI for years. In many areas they are days behind the west.

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fify

YUUUGE

“Analysts and technologists estimate that the critical process of training a large language model such as GPT-3 could cost over $4 million.”—https://t.co/g8rBm5ljSg

Today we built the Alpaca training. For less than $600. On the same data. pic.twitter.com/tiShapG43r

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) March 20, 2023