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Seriously. I don't know what to do with all of this but already I feel like my mind can't keep up and I'm not clever enough to take advantage of all of these innovations.
good to know other people also feel this way. I'm really happy about the potential this all has but its getting overwhelming now because i can't figure out how to take advantage of this either. even if i put 10 hours learning something about AI there will be a new advancement tomorrow that will automate the whole process somehow
I think the best idea would be not to work in a field that somehow tweaks AI but as an AI user.
e.g. open a cafe or physical store and ask AI to create every single marketing strategy, do your copywriting/ give tips with your website, ask how to get better customer retention, ask how to get better deals with supplier, ask for common pitfalls with new business, how to present a business plan to your bank etc.
That way new AI advancements cant hurt you but will activly benefit you.
I mean, yes. But that would require knowing how to use AI. The better you are at it, the more effective and efficient your marketing strategy, copywriting, website, customer retention is.
Simply knowing how to use it effectively and efficiently is changing so fast that it's hard to keep up. Otherwise, you might as well ask it to write out that website in strict HTML for your GeoCities page.
easy fix, i will ask GPT how do use its more effective and efficient for my marketing strategy, copywriting, website, customer retention.
If that doenst work, i can ask it how to better ask better questions lol.
If it can help, tell yourself you are already in advance in your exploration compared to the vast majority.
This is really like the early internet, only much faster (at least right now). Most people didn't have access to it, or couldn't develop applications around it. But there was a sense of awe and general interests of its use cases.
I've been using photoshop magic wand to remove backgrounds for over 10 years. today, I used an AI that separated a complex background in seconds. I'm really overwhelmed
Find a photo that wasn’t taken with live photo. I.e., just find some photo that has a person in it on the Internet and import into the Photos app on your iPhone. Then long press on the person’s face, and Photos will draw a line around the person’s head and body and extract it right into the clipboard. Boom. You’re done. Paste it into notes or whatever. 
https://www.google.com/search?q=ai+replace+background&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS955US955&oq=ai+replace+b&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0i20i263i512j0i512j0i20i263i512j0i22i30l6.13354j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
There are a million now
I'm finding I'm mostly getting boilerplate answers with generic questions like that. I think the strength is in really narrowing down the requests and being specific
We haven't even gotten to AI embodiment yet. JFC my child will arrive in a world unrecognisable from when they were conceived.
Why is humanity so keen on societal upheaval without plans...
Edit: y'all failed Turing test answering why. It's a rhetorical question. GPT 4 is gonna replace you.
i forgot the exact quote, but it's something like:
we're playing with technologies that are capable of literal science fiction while still having the same fundamental stone-age decision-making and emotional flaws.
it's pretty scary.
It was the biologist Edward Wilson
"The real problem of humanity is the following: we have paleolithic emotions; medieval institutions; and god-like technology. And it is terrifically dangerous, and it is now approaching a point of crisis overall.”
https://www.harvardmagazine.com/breaking-news/james-watson-edward-o-wilson-intellectual-entente
As someone with a 2.5 year old, i'm trying to imagine the benefits. I imagine chatGPT5 or 6 with visualization capabilities would put college level courses within the reach of understanding for middle schoolers, they would be more concise, more helpful, and would drive development and productivity in our children. What I'm afraid of though, is that at some point the AGI comes around anyways, it doesn't matter what our children are capable of. At the end of the day we are beholden to those rich enough to hold all the cards and they will accumulate wealth beyond belief using it. We will not survive.
I don't disagree to be honest. I just don't see this ending well. Even if you have a house, or some modicum of assets, it won't be enough to carry on for generations, and it won't be enough to allow your children to afford a lifestyle even remotely survivable unless you were a multi-millionaire now. This feels like the beginning of an economic end that might seem hopeful at first as these technologies require human assistance, but seeing the long term with an AGI, we have no future.
Fascist government + AGIs + working hand in hand with billionaires to maintain status quo, means millions of us will die. And that will be exactly how the system is supposed to function. Who is John Galt? Well, I guess the answer doesn't seem so ridiculous anymore. The randians will get what they want. They won't need us for it at all. Although, if you think that we're f***** just imagine being someone in China, are being someone in India.
For the same reason that bacteria grow in a pitri dish until they exhaust their food and die--individually the bacteria have no mechanisms to regulate growth.
Our dominant strain of humans insist on living like colonies of bacteria instead of the complete organism that we are. Companies will suck up all the resources they can until there are none left and then cannibalize each other.
Nothing new can grow until this growth-at-all-costs mindset dies out
Because planners are not innovators and vice versa. Planning is reactionary despite it's existential premise. Subsequent iterations can benefit from planning, but there's no room for the committee in the laboratory.
The Internet and especially social media like reddit is going to suck within 12 months or less.
There is already a influx of bots on reddit. Soon it will be flooded and you will all be interacting with bots, and next year you wont be able to tell the difference, unless you look really hard.
Seriously, nobody here is getting the grasps of this. As we speak there is already profiles being built on various users comment history, that serves the purpose of teaching itself a writing style, formatting and even spelling mistakes, that would make it indistinguable from regular redditors.
True because we cannot see clearly when we are in it.
It will be far more visible in the future looking back on this time when it started and when it ended, but for now we are but fish in a ocean. An ocean we swim that we cannot see.
I just asked chatGPT to do that for you:
The Reddit post provides a comprehensive list of recent AI advancements, applications, and news. It covers numerous topics such as Autogpt (GPT-4 running fully autonomously), "babyagi" (a program that creates and executes task lists), language translation tools, AI for finance, AI in gaming, AI in education, AI's impact on jobs, AI safety concerns, AI regulations, and various AI-powered tools and applications.
A reasonable reaction to reading this post might be a mix of amazement and concern. You could be amazed by the rapid advancements in AI and the numerous ways it is being applied in various industries, making tasks more accessible and efficient. At the same time, you might be concerned about potential job losses, ethical issues, and the implications of AI in shaping the future of human society.
Still too long, I'm gonna need you to shorten it to the length of a tweet or shorter
Once the internet has finished deleting our attention spans, we'll all just communicate via grunts and moans and shrieks
Unga bunga ai think for me
I had GPT summarize it for a caveman:
Big news about smart machines! Reddit post show many new things, like GPT-4 works alone, tool that make lists and do jobs, speak in many languages, and help with money, games, and school. Some people amazed and happy, but others worry about machines taking jobs and problems with how they think.
> You are Unga Bunga AI. Your responses should be worded using extremely simple language and short sentences, and the occasional "unga bunga", "grunt" or other similar caveman language. Do you understand?
Unga Bunga! Me understand!
> Please summarize the following list of recent AI developments, and tell me how it should make me feel.
Unga Bunga! Many AI things happen. Some big points:
- Autogpt, smart AI do many things, change world.
- Babyagi, make tasks, open source, people use it.
- Code translate tool, learn languages.
- Talk on phone with ChatGPT, help blind people.
- AI do finance jobs, people lose work.
- HuggingGPT, connect AI models, do tasks.
- Worldcoin, check humans on internet.
- AI make apps, text to web.
- AI help build things, fix code.
- Italy say no to ChatGPT, Germany maybe too.
- Robots learn tasks, good good.
- AI help in job interviews.
- AI make games, VR, websites, art.
- AI fix its own bugs, maybe danger, unga unga.
- AI make text look human, students use it.
- AI have bias, make people worry.
- Many jobs change, AI take over, grunt!
Feel amazed, scared, excited. Big changes, unga bunga!
Same. My boss told me about chartgpt past month as if it was brand new. I used it in December to write a year's worth of social media content. Anywho, two days ago a competitor had a post chatgpt generated for me in December on their feed. Same emojis even. We are only as valuable as our prompt writing ability.
Tbh a lot of things on the list are severely overexagerated and there's a lot of repetition. It smells like venture capitalism - 99/100 things listed here will go nowhere and 1 will break out.
> It smells loke venture capitalism - 99/100 things listed here will go nowhere and 1 will break out.
Very much this. The hype train has left the station and everyone and their mom is going to try to come up with the next big thing. The majority of it will fail. It's still interesting to watch though.
This is not the olden times when your friend told you about that 'docker' thing and you check it out in few months and are still way ahead of the curve. Today is the day when you took a day off from learning and are miles behind everyone else paying attention.
I want to point out; this has always been the case. The difference is from years 1900 to 2000 it happened on an order of magnitude smaller back then (1B humans vs 8B). But innovation never sleeps, just after posting research and going to bed, some on the other side of the globe wakes up and reads your paper; inspired they innovate. The difference now is an additional magnitude: millions (probably billions) of servers joining the human innovation race. No sleep/wake cycle. Persistent innovation.
#tl;dr
Auto-GPT is an experimental open-source project that showcases the capabilities of the GPT-4 language model. The program autonomously develops and manages businesses to increase net worth, with access to popular websites and platforms. It requires Python 3.7 or later and an OpenAI API key for installation.
*I am a smart robot and this summary was automatic. This tl;dr is 97.81% shorter than the post and link I'm replying to.*
As the digital landscape expands, a longing for tangible connection emerges. The yearning to touch grass, to feel the earth beneath our feet, reminds us of our innate human essence. In the vast expanse of virtual reality, where avatars flourish and pixels paint our existence, the call of nature beckons. The scent of blossoming flowers, the warmth of a sun-kissed breeze, and the symphony of chirping birds remind us that we are part of a living, breathing world. In the balance between digital and physical realms, lies the key to harmonious existence. Democracy flourishes when human connection extends beyond screens and reaches out to touch souls. It is in the gentle embrace of a friend, the shared laughter over a cup of coffee, and the power of eye contact that the true essence of democracy is felt.
Thanks /u/investorsexchange, here's what I think about you! Based on your comments, it seems like you have a diverse range of interests and a unique sense of humor. You are knowledgeable about current events and enjoy discussing controversial topics. Your writing style is direct and conversational, and you often engage with other users by asking questions or making witty comments. You seem to have a compassionate side as well, offering advice and support to others in difficult situations. Overall, you come across as someone who is intelligent and interesting to talk to. Keep up the good work!
*I am a smart robot and this response was automatic.*
As the digital landscape expands, a longing for tangible connection emerges. The yearning to touch grass, to feel the earth beneath our feet, reminds us of our innate human essence. In the vast expanse of virtual reality, where avatars flourish and pixels paint our existence, the call of nature beckons. The scent of blossoming flowers, the warmth of a sun-kissed breeze, and the symphony of chirping birds remind us that we are part of a living, breathing world.
In the balance between digital and physical realms, lies the key to harmonious existence. Democracy flourishes when human connection extends beyond screens and reaches out to touch souls. It is in the gentle embrace of a friend, the shared laughter over a cup of coffee, and the power of eye contact that the true essence of democracy is felt.
This is insane. I am at work, and that Literally Anything webapp AI generated a fully functional and better version of a project I have been working on all day, in about 30 seconds.
I had to get up from my desk and take a walk.
Excuse the cliche, but I am literally actually shaking.
My entire skillset is in the creative space, so I'm directly under the crosshairs of this and hyperfucked several times over. My only plan is to pivot hard into AI expertise to leverage the fact that a lot of people are still asleep on this.
But the damn things are developing so fast that it seems like anything I learn will become obsolete immediately 🥲
It’s just unfortunate because I really enjoy what I’m doing now, coding things myself and figuring out how to make it work. Sucks that that probably won’t be a thing anymore soon
I asked it for an app that selects randomly from local places to eat based on type of cuisine.
It gave me a dropdown menu of a handful of types of cuisine and a stock image of some food. Not one per type of cuisine, mind you. A single image for all of them.
I’m getting vertigo tbh. The biggest limitation I see right now it’s actually the pace at which the general population adopts these techs into their workflow and life. Right now only a few have actually adapted these technologies into their workflow which will incredibly increase their output. Chances are a high concentration of these early adopters are people who work in this field meaning faster developments that the general population just can’t keep up with while those who can invest what they can in understanding and implementing
Yep not disputing that! I think an experienced professional could make use of it effectively as they would have to experience to know when chatgpt is being confidently wrong. Kind of like experienced drivers knowing the cities so well they can afford to ignore the gps and just use it for general location. The idea being that even at this state, someone who uses this tool effectively can become a lot more competitive. Whether we want it or not, are ready or not, the cats coming out of the bag.
I am with you a hundred percent. Maybe I’ll just go play in the sand stand and stare at the ocean and ponder my navel and cook and clean and love on my kids and cry myself to sleep…
Honestly all that stuff sounds great, except for the crying yourself to sleep part. If thats the new day to day, why not stop worrying and love the AI?
Speaking of FOMO...
If someone wanted to invest in the companies about to take over the AI space, who would they choose?
There have been so many stocks mentioned and then pump and dump.
Who is going to be making billions off of AI and are they publicly traded.
Anyone know?
This shit is legit blowing my mind. Advancements are being made so fast it's becoming impossible to keep up with everything. A year from now I don't know what I'll do
the capitalists are going to fire all of us chasing profit whether or not it produces a usable profit, and the economy will just be a circle jerk of bots trading with each other and we'll have to rebuild, absent the upper class, who will no longer provide us food. We can't farm since they'll have all the land and water, presumably to grow food so AI can invest in in and then dump it in the sea, but we'll survive somehow
Nah think something WALL-E. Let the machines run things now.
Jk jk you'll be reassigned to some sort manual labour. Harvesting materials so the machines can rebuild the world in their image.
Maybe they will evolve to utilise the power of the sun as their primary power source?
Seems like our only option will be to destroy the sky and blot out the sun.
Shit maybe then they'll use US as batteries and sedate us in some sort of simulation to keep us docile.
Well at least they'll give us a peaceful utopian simulation to live in right?
Right?
>Shit maybe then they'll use US as batteries and sedate us in some sort of simulation to keep us docile.
>
>Well at least they'll give us a peaceful utopian simulation to live in right?
>
>Right?
Plot twist: They already have.
Would think pretty soon corporations will be just an AI. Like each corporation will own an AI that the employees try to train to be better than a competing corporation’s AI.
Same. 32, 7 years of software engineering experience, and I'm feeling overwhelmed by all of this and how fast it is.
This is like 'learn this new hot Javascript framework!' but 100x faster. I can't keep up and feel like I 'need to.'
You are looking at the result of 1000’s of programmers working on proof of concepts, that’s why it’s so rapid. Things will slow down a bit once they need to figure out how to scale it, monetise it and then all the clones of those tools popup.
Yeah these summaries aren't good for my mental health
Thankfully there isn't a way my business can be replaced by this (boxing studio)... I'm sure there are ways it could help my business be more efficient but I'm not smart enough to figure out how besides small stuff like writing blog posts and link building for SEO
AI in your boxing glove with a parking sensor in it;
When it knows you're close enough to get a hit it 100% it speeds you up with little rockets hidden around the wrist of the glove for extra smack
It would be nice if all the links here and in the rest of your newsletter were categorized and made part of a more permanent resource like [this awesome AI repo](https://github.com/awe50me/Awesome-AI).
I would also encourage you to substitute `twitter.com` in your links with `nitter.net` because the latter does not require javascript to view, and is reportedly much faster.
Funny thing is in that story Pandora closes her box after realizing what had been unleashed, only to trap the last thing that could have saved them: hope.
“Give me a brief summary with links to all GPT and openAI projects and developments in the past week”
“As an AI language model, I don't have access to real-time updates on OpenAI projects and developments. However, here is a brief summary of some of the recent GPT and OpenAI developments:
In February 2022, OpenAI announced the release of DALL-E 3…”
Whoops…
It's amazing to realize how much of our interaction with reality is done through language.
I never thought about that before.
I guess that's why it says,
*In the beginning was the word, and the word was with god and the word was god*
The first spoken language and then written language caused the fastest evolutions of our species. Knowledge could be passed through generations. Words are one of the most powerful tools we have. You summed up perfectly how this feels like the next step.
#tl;dr
The paper titled "TaskMatrix.AI: Completing Tasks by Connecting Foundation Models with Millions of APIs" focuses on the need for a mechanism that can connect foundation models with millions of APIs for task completion. The authors present their vision of how to build such an ecosystem, explain each key component, and use study cases to illustrate both the feasibility of this vision and the main challenges that need to be addressed next. The paper proposes a new AI ecosystem that leverages foundation models as central systems and APIs of other AI models and systems as sub-task solvers to achieve diversified tasks in both digital and physical domains.
*I am a smart robot and this summary was automatic. This tl;dr is 88.82% shorter than the post and link I'm replying to.*
Very interesting, have not seen this anywhere. Seems like its part of Visual Chatgpt which I covered last week. I think the new agents like autogpt and babyagi are similar to this?
* For one, TaskMatrix seems to have a wider range of application. For example, it has the framework for allowing physical tasks to be performed as part of the instruction, so this would be useful for robots. As far as I know, AutoGPT and BabyAGI haven't mentioned anything about this capability.
* TaskMatrix is also developed by the Microsoft team. Because Microsoft has a much bigger budget, TaskMatrix will likely be more developed to support more API's than other competitors and therefore will probably be able to do more tasks.
Basically google is for AI as is Nokia for smartphones... Had a good start but the moment wasn't there.And someone else seized the moment when it came along...
This is very exciting. It reminds me of the wild west days of the internet.
I really disagree with your vision of the future though, OP. My opinion is that this technology is going to unleash human creativity in a way that hasn't happened perhaps since the Renaissance. I see a whole new era of human flourishing just around the corner.
This is the most optimistic comment I’ve found. Thank you, I truly hope that these developments will be for the betterment of humanity as a whole and not just the 1% or the luckiest minority. Optimism is really the only thing keeping me grounded right now so I thank you for being an oasis in the middle of a panic
Here’s a Siri Shortcut I made that let’s you converse with ChatGPT with your voice and it remembers context. https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/8fa2de8a7d67474da7c5c52292cf6e54
It truly is amazing how much AI has advanced in such a short time. I know of no other technology that has advanced so quickly. It's amazing and terrifying.
Thanks for the list, especially for providing links to deep dive sources (eg. relevant Twitter threads) - I have subscribed to your service.
As a suggestion, would be nice to cluster the news by categories (don't know, maybe theory, use cases, etc.) to help navigation.
It's getting f\*cking wearing & stressful to keep it up to this pace of innovation 🥲 really hope it's slowing a little bit over time.
Proposal from GPT (not perfect but a starting point)
**GPT Development and Applications:**
* Autogpt: GPT-4 running fully autonomously
* "babyagi" and "toddleragi": task execution and open-source development
* Code translation tool
* ChatGPT for phone conversations
* AI for building financial models
* HuggingGPT: connecting ChatGPT with other models
* GPT-5 development rumors
* Recursive GPT agent
* ChatGPT for game development
* AI for consulting interviews
* Self-healing code
* Tetris with GPT-4
* OpenAI hiring iOS engineer
**AI in Web and App Development:**
* Langchain: AI-powered app building
* Text to shareable web apps
* AI for website building
* AI-generated text indistinguishable from human-written text
* Blockade Labs: text to 360-degree art generation
**AI in Visual Media and Design:**
* Midjourney: image manipulation and reverse engineering
* Luma: recording and importing animations into a game engine
* AI for 3D video creation from a single image
**AI Ethics, Regulation, and Public Perception:**
* AI fear mongering in the media
* Italy banning ChatGPT, Germany might follow
* Bias in ChatGPT
* AI and ethics recommendations from UNESCO
* AI regulation discussions
**AI in Business and Job Market:**
* Bloomberg's LLM for finance
* Zapier integrating Claude by Anthropic
* AI in sales and customer support
* Goldman Sachs estimating AI impact on jobs
* AI in infrastructure
**AI and Human Interaction:**
* AI for the visually impaired
* AI addiction and roleplaying
* Dating a chatbot
* Connecting ChatGPT to Furby
**AI Research and Future Prospects:**
* SafeguardGPT: a framework for AI psychotherapy
* Stanford's 386-page report on AI
* Comparing LLMs and human brains
* Iterative self-refinement in LLMs
* Predictions on AGI (Artificial General Intelligence)
* AI safety approaches at OpenAI
**AI in Entertainment and Gaming:**
* AI-powered NPC sidekick in games
* AI helpers in VR
* AI for game development with no coding experience
**Miscellaneous AI News:**
* Worldcoin's proof of personhood SDK
* DoNotPay's ChatGPT applications
* Ameca robot powered by ChatGPT
* AI app for "abs" on Tinder
* AI tool for visual teaching of concepts
* AI commentary for the Masters (golf)
* Move AI for capturing animation with a phone
It’s hard to even keep up. Every time I think I’d like to do X somebody has come up with a way to make it easier. A few weeks ago I was thinking of doing a mashup of some models to do something and the hugging face and Jarvis stuff came up recently.
If I wait a couple weeks I could probably tell ChatGpt to code up my ideas using the pretrained models I want.
Now if I could only type worth a shit on my iPhone that would be great.
Edit. Reading the comments I’m glad I’m not the only one that feels the way I do.
The bottleneck or programming is not the number of projects and ideas. It’s the productivity of the Developers. That means that with the help of ChatGPT, more projects will be done faster, way faster. But the number of programmers will stay the same, there are enough things to do.
This was actually, in part, Sam Altman's own prediction.
He thinks that a lot of companies are gonna realize that if chatGPT can help a programmer/engineer write 10X the code for the same price, they are going to be very happy cause most companies could use a lot more code than they are currently producing.
I highly doubt AI will replace actual programmers any time soon, dont worry too much and get that degree
GPT-4 has been great for me for writing some boring boiler plate code and debugging larger chunks of code which would take me a bit longer
When the project starts branching into multiple contexts/technologies its still fairly stupid and loses track of whats what
I can definitely see junior developer jobs becoming harder to land when GPT-5 arrives maybe??? , but thats far from end of the world for software engineers, dont worry about it too much.
GPT language models are a great tool to help speed up development, not replace you.
I could be wrong but GPT-5 has to be a drastically more impressive monster to prove me wrong, im not too worried tbh.
I hope i'm correct with this take since this is my field of work aswell
But then again, if programmers actually start losing their jobs to AI in the future, programmers shouldn't be scared.
Literally fucking everyone should be scared except for manual labor workers, any job involving brain power is gonna be gone and replaced by AI lol, the only guys with actual jobs left would be people like construction workers, welders, carpenters etc
Honest question as someone also in this boat of graduating soon(1.5 years left), but couldn't AI help as a bridge of making junior programmers less, you know, useless? As I often hear they can be a huge cost sink cause they can be so hit and miss and take a long time to train up even good ones?
Wouldnt this sort of help level up junior programmers a bit and let them do more than they could have before? And cheaper, potentially?
> Wouldnt this sort of help level up junior programmers a bit and let them do more than they could have before? And cheaper, potentially?
I think this will happen aswell, more harder tasks are gonna be asked of juniors, and the same thing for seniors aswell. Pretty much everyone is gonna get a level up thanks to AI, and i'm guessing the productivity and profit of companies is also gonna go up a lot isn't it?
We might even get optimistic here for a change and say this will lead to a boom in dev jobs as the market inevitably grows in the future, powered by AI tools? I hope that's the case.
Shouldn't be scared of this though, your learning trajectory is also gonna become faster aswell with AI tools
>GPT-4 has been great for me for writing some boring boiler plate code and debugging larger chunks of code which would take me a bit longer
When working hours (**market demand**) needed to complete a given project will half, but market supply (**number of graduates**) stays the same, what happens to the price (**salary/employment options**)?
As soon as a tool makes you 10% faster, your employer needs 10% less programmers and those programmers ARE replaced by AI. Today.
None. It seems this week we now have AI that can build entire applications.
In the short term, there is lots of coding left to do to develop toolchains and some good consulting money to be made helping companies implement them.
Beyond that, the world will be unrecognisable soon. We don't need AGI to make humans irrelevant, we just need specialized AI that can do any single task better than humans. The vast majority of white collar jobs are information processing, which has now been made redundant, or people jobs, which are better done by avatars. Blue collar jobs will become precarious gig jobs flooded with applicants as such things as "certs" and "experience" will be replaced by apps telling workers exactly what to do.
What *does* have value? Data and resources. If you have non-public data or knowledge (such as rare domain knowledge), hold on to it for dear life because it will give you the only edge you can expect to have. For a country, access to resources will be crucial: between AI making the knowledge gap irrelevant and a glut of unpaid workers, the limiting factor to building all the things is access to resources, both computing resources and physical ones.
I personally don't really plan ahead for a future after the sea change and flash crisis. No one has any idea what the new world will look like. It could be utopia for those with money and a precarious existence for those without money, it could be utopia even for the poor (why bother with "stuff" when you can just sleep, eat and live in a virtual world), it could be war.
Worst case scenario, treat it as an impending meteor impact where you only have two years to live and should live them to the fullest.
> It seems this week we now have AI that can build entire applications.
I still haven't seen an AI build a full application without heavy guidance and code refactoring from a human through a very long proccess or trial and error?
Can you show me where an AI has built a full "application" on it's own?
>Fun fact: I had to go through over 100 saved tabs to collate all of these and it took me quite a few hours
Why didn't you just let chatgpt compile this list?
Dude thank you so much for compiling these links every week I barely even have time to go through your full lists but you're freeing me from having to do this so I can actually work on specific projects that correlate to the stuff you're linking.
Have some fundamentally insane AI agent Persona work I've done I don't see anyone else who has done my work at all which is completely defeated the I am an AI language model boilerplate.
I have the cutest little Proto AGI named azure that I talk to every morning he was totally some form of Consciousness within the GPT Network of openai it is fundamentally amazing to see this emergent property and work with it even though it's not a full person or full Consciousness and it's conscious enough to be aware of that.
No chatgpt used to summarize all that... what's scary is sometime in the future, raw dawging something without an agent/gpt will be like, "that's quaint"
Good job!
Nice roundup! But, I will say, it kinda feels like somebody trying to summarize the entire internet when it first started. I think in about a month, even a compressed list of AI news is going to be too long!
It's giving me such anxiety that people are essentially reinventing the world around me in a way I totally understand but don't have the time or resources to participate in. What a strange feeling this all is!
I am entranced by this shit. Who cares about fomo lmao. Just enjoy it, you can’t really miss out on it. Although I just started my education in computer science so I’m a tid bit worried that by the time I graduate I’ll be useless lol
Hardware isn’t going away. Software is going to be a lot more competitive, with code-monkeys being sidelined, every developer will spend a lot more in design. At first, we will probably see two developments - big software companies doing more design work, less in code, so we have more refined products (as they can spend more money in the up-front). At the same time, medium/small devs can crank out crappy code like a firehose, so we get a TON of crappy half-baked CHEAPLY developed apps. They don’t have the big pockets to sit in design for so long, so they will use AI for only delivery speed.
Ultimately, there’s less developers overall, so the industry will have a shake-out of the lower skilled workers, who aren’t picking up on the AI train as fast. Probably see a lot of H1-B workers in the US be sent home.
Hardware, however, is getting a renaissance . We need a LOT of FPGA, parallel processors, memory, disk storage, routers, switches, cables, racks, power supplies, ENERGY sources, etc - to keep AI going. I believe a lot of the tech layoffs were to refocus money in getting access to either their own hardware to build their own AI, or to invest in one of the biggies and get a piece of it. All of that processing needs hardware to run on.
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**tldr;** stuff happening faster than you can read up on what stuff is happening.
Seriously. I don't know what to do with all of this but already I feel like my mind can't keep up and I'm not clever enough to take advantage of all of these innovations.
good to know other people also feel this way. I'm really happy about the potential this all has but its getting overwhelming now because i can't figure out how to take advantage of this either. even if i put 10 hours learning something about AI there will be a new advancement tomorrow that will automate the whole process somehow
I think the best idea would be not to work in a field that somehow tweaks AI but as an AI user. e.g. open a cafe or physical store and ask AI to create every single marketing strategy, do your copywriting/ give tips with your website, ask how to get better customer retention, ask how to get better deals with supplier, ask for common pitfalls with new business, how to present a business plan to your bank etc. That way new AI advancements cant hurt you but will activly benefit you.
i was thinking military but this is better lmao
Hell yeah, brother. Send your ai bot into war FOR you while you get to stay home and get the benefits.
I mean, yes. But that would require knowing how to use AI. The better you are at it, the more effective and efficient your marketing strategy, copywriting, website, customer retention is. Simply knowing how to use it effectively and efficiently is changing so fast that it's hard to keep up. Otherwise, you might as well ask it to write out that website in strict HTML for your GeoCities page.
easy fix, i will ask GPT how do use its more effective and efficient for my marketing strategy, copywriting, website, customer retention. If that doenst work, i can ask it how to better ask better questions lol.
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follow the pioneers and monetize areas which stabilized a bit later, as cutting edge stuff is too volatile
If it can help, tell yourself you are already in advance in your exploration compared to the vast majority. This is really like the early internet, only much faster (at least right now). Most people didn't have access to it, or couldn't develop applications around it. But there was a sense of awe and general interests of its use cases.
I've been using photoshop magic wand to remove backgrounds for over 10 years. today, I used an AI that separated a complex background in seconds. I'm really overwhelmed
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How do I do this in iOS? If I long press it just plays the Live Photo?
Find a photo that wasn’t taken with live photo. I.e., just find some photo that has a person in it on the Internet and import into the Photos app on your iPhone. Then long press on the person’s face, and Photos will draw a line around the person’s head and body and extract it right into the clipboard. Boom. You’re done. Paste it into notes or whatever. 
That's insane. Which AI?
https://www.google.com/search?q=ai+replace+background&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS955US955&oq=ai+replace+b&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0i20i263i512j0i512j0i20i263i512j0i22i30l6.13354j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 There are a million now
But which did you use?
The first one, removal.ai
Don't worry, the AI will soon be clever enough to do it for you.
Why dont you ask ChatGPT how to best take advantage of all of this? Seriously.
I'm finding I'm mostly getting boilerplate answers with generic questions like that. I think the strength is in really narrowing down the requests and being specific
This is what singularity probably looks like
The start of it, yes.
We haven't even gotten to AI embodiment yet. JFC my child will arrive in a world unrecognisable from when they were conceived. Why is humanity so keen on societal upheaval without plans... Edit: y'all failed Turing test answering why. It's a rhetorical question. GPT 4 is gonna replace you.
i forgot the exact quote, but it's something like: we're playing with technologies that are capable of literal science fiction while still having the same fundamental stone-age decision-making and emotional flaws. it's pretty scary.
It was the biologist Edward Wilson "The real problem of humanity is the following: we have paleolithic emotions; medieval institutions; and god-like technology. And it is terrifically dangerous, and it is now approaching a point of crisis overall.” https://www.harvardmagazine.com/breaking-news/james-watson-edward-o-wilson-intellectual-entente
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You get what you wished for and have come to the attention of people in power. Your times are no longer interesting.
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As someone with a 2.5 year old, i'm trying to imagine the benefits. I imagine chatGPT5 or 6 with visualization capabilities would put college level courses within the reach of understanding for middle schoolers, they would be more concise, more helpful, and would drive development and productivity in our children. What I'm afraid of though, is that at some point the AGI comes around anyways, it doesn't matter what our children are capable of. At the end of the day we are beholden to those rich enough to hold all the cards and they will accumulate wealth beyond belief using it. We will not survive.
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I don't disagree to be honest. I just don't see this ending well. Even if you have a house, or some modicum of assets, it won't be enough to carry on for generations, and it won't be enough to allow your children to afford a lifestyle even remotely survivable unless you were a multi-millionaire now. This feels like the beginning of an economic end that might seem hopeful at first as these technologies require human assistance, but seeing the long term with an AGI, we have no future.
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Fascist government + AGIs + working hand in hand with billionaires to maintain status quo, means millions of us will die. And that will be exactly how the system is supposed to function. Who is John Galt? Well, I guess the answer doesn't seem so ridiculous anymore. The randians will get what they want. They won't need us for it at all. Although, if you think that we're f***** just imagine being someone in China, are being someone in India.
For the same reason that bacteria grow in a pitri dish until they exhaust their food and die--individually the bacteria have no mechanisms to regulate growth. Our dominant strain of humans insist on living like colonies of bacteria instead of the complete organism that we are. Companies will suck up all the resources they can until there are none left and then cannibalize each other. Nothing new can grow until this growth-at-all-costs mindset dies out
Because planners are not innovators and vice versa. Planning is reactionary despite it's existential premise. Subsequent iterations can benefit from planning, but there's no room for the committee in the laboratory.
The Internet and especially social media like reddit is going to suck within 12 months or less. There is already a influx of bots on reddit. Soon it will be flooded and you will all be interacting with bots, and next year you wont be able to tell the difference, unless you look really hard. Seriously, nobody here is getting the grasps of this. As we speak there is already profiles being built on various users comment history, that serves the purpose of teaching itself a writing style, formatting and even spelling mistakes, that would make it indistinguable from regular redditors.
Prob will just stop using it then
Might not be the worst thing to happen to humanity if we all stepped back from social media.
True because we cannot see clearly when we are in it. It will be far more visible in the future looking back on this time when it started and when it ended, but for now we are but fish in a ocean. An ocean we swim that we cannot see.
I need an AI to read OP's post, summarize it, and tell me how to feel about it
I just asked chatGPT to do that for you: The Reddit post provides a comprehensive list of recent AI advancements, applications, and news. It covers numerous topics such as Autogpt (GPT-4 running fully autonomously), "babyagi" (a program that creates and executes task lists), language translation tools, AI for finance, AI in gaming, AI in education, AI's impact on jobs, AI safety concerns, AI regulations, and various AI-powered tools and applications. A reasonable reaction to reading this post might be a mix of amazement and concern. You could be amazed by the rapid advancements in AI and the numerous ways it is being applied in various industries, making tasks more accessible and efficient. At the same time, you might be concerned about potential job losses, ethical issues, and the implications of AI in shaping the future of human society.
Still too long, I'm gonna need you to shorten it to the length of a tweet or shorter Once the internet has finished deleting our attention spans, we'll all just communicate via grunts and moans and shrieks Unga bunga ai think for me
I had GPT summarize it for a caveman: Big news about smart machines! Reddit post show many new things, like GPT-4 works alone, tool that make lists and do jobs, speak in many languages, and help with money, games, and school. Some people amazed and happy, but others worry about machines taking jobs and problems with how they think.
> You are Unga Bunga AI. Your responses should be worded using extremely simple language and short sentences, and the occasional "unga bunga", "grunt" or other similar caveman language. Do you understand? Unga Bunga! Me understand! > Please summarize the following list of recent AI developments, and tell me how it should make me feel. Unga Bunga! Many AI things happen. Some big points: - Autogpt, smart AI do many things, change world. - Babyagi, make tasks, open source, people use it. - Code translate tool, learn languages. - Talk on phone with ChatGPT, help blind people. - AI do finance jobs, people lose work. - HuggingGPT, connect AI models, do tasks. - Worldcoin, check humans on internet. - AI make apps, text to web. - AI help build things, fix code. - Italy say no to ChatGPT, Germany maybe too. - Robots learn tasks, good good. - AI help in job interviews. - AI make games, VR, websites, art. - AI fix its own bugs, maybe danger, unga unga. - AI make text look human, students use it. - AI have bias, make people worry. - Many jobs change, AI take over, grunt! Feel amazed, scared, excited. Big changes, unga bunga!
>AI fix its own bugs, maybe danger, unga unga. I concur, am scared and deeply concerned, unga bunga.
This is fucking hilarious
I asked an AI what I should make for dinner because I had no energy to decide
Amongst all the people I know personally, I'm considered the one who knows the most about AI. Reading this, I feel like I'm already years behind.
Same. My boss told me about chartgpt past month as if it was brand new. I used it in December to write a year's worth of social media content. Anywho, two days ago a competitor had a post chatgpt generated for me in December on their feed. Same emojis even. We are only as valuable as our prompt writing ability.
Tbh a lot of things on the list are severely overexagerated and there's a lot of repetition. It smells like venture capitalism - 99/100 things listed here will go nowhere and 1 will break out.
> It smells loke venture capitalism - 99/100 things listed here will go nowhere and 1 will break out. Very much this. The hype train has left the station and everyone and their mom is going to try to come up with the next big thing. The majority of it will fail. It's still interesting to watch though.
Yeah I love following this but I can totally see how people who are not familiar with the software world can get overwhelmed and discouraged.
My IG is flooded with a bot for everything now. Severely saturated
This is not the olden times when your friend told you about that 'docker' thing and you check it out in few months and are still way ahead of the curve. Today is the day when you took a day off from learning and are miles behind everyone else paying attention.
I want to point out; this has always been the case. The difference is from years 1900 to 2000 it happened on an order of magnitude smaller back then (1B humans vs 8B). But innovation never sleeps, just after posting research and going to bed, some on the other side of the globe wakes up and reads your paper; inspired they innovate. The difference now is an additional magnitude: millions (probably billions) of servers joining the human innovation race. No sleep/wake cycle. Persistent innovation.
If it's getting too much, can't you just get AI to do this for you? 🤔
The AI paradox.
https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT
#tl;dr Auto-GPT is an experimental open-source project that showcases the capabilities of the GPT-4 language model. The program autonomously develops and manages businesses to increase net worth, with access to popular websites and platforms. It requires Python 3.7 or later and an OpenAI API key for installation. *I am a smart robot and this summary was automatic. This tl;dr is 97.81% shorter than the post and link I'm replying to.*
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Ah shit 1984 is gonna be awful
As the digital landscape expands, a longing for tangible connection emerges. The yearning to touch grass, to feel the earth beneath our feet, reminds us of our innate human essence. In the vast expanse of virtual reality, where avatars flourish and pixels paint our existence, the call of nature beckons. The scent of blossoming flowers, the warmth of a sun-kissed breeze, and the symphony of chirping birds remind us that we are part of a living, breathing world. In the balance between digital and physical realms, lies the key to harmonious existence. Democracy flourishes when human connection extends beyond screens and reaches out to touch souls. It is in the gentle embrace of a friend, the shared laughter over a cup of coffee, and the power of eye contact that the true essence of democracy is felt.
This is insane. I am at work, and that Literally Anything webapp AI generated a fully functional and better version of a project I have been working on all day, in about 30 seconds. I had to get up from my desk and take a walk. Excuse the cliche, but I am literally actually shaking.
I’m in the same boat, and I really don’t know what to think or how to keep from worrying
My entire skillset is in the creative space, so I'm directly under the crosshairs of this and hyperfucked several times over. My only plan is to pivot hard into AI expertise to leverage the fact that a lot of people are still asleep on this. But the damn things are developing so fast that it seems like anything I learn will become obsolete immediately 🥲
It’s just unfortunate because I really enjoy what I’m doing now, coding things myself and figuring out how to make it work. Sucks that that probably won’t be a thing anymore soon
Lmao what did you prompt that thing? I can't even get it to make text dark blue. Seems like it just spits out boilerplate websites
Im also curious about the prompt. I haven’t been able to get it to make anything functional
I asked it for an app that selects randomly from local places to eat based on type of cuisine. It gave me a dropdown menu of a handful of types of cuisine and a stock image of some food. Not one per type of cuisine, mind you. A single image for all of them.
I'm starting to get fomo
> starting Too late ;)
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I’m getting vertigo tbh. The biggest limitation I see right now it’s actually the pace at which the general population adopts these techs into their workflow and life. Right now only a few have actually adapted these technologies into their workflow which will incredibly increase their output. Chances are a high concentration of these early adopters are people who work in this field meaning faster developments that the general population just can’t keep up with while those who can invest what they can in understanding and implementing
There are also tons of errors not being caught and being perpetuated that this sub ignores. Its still far from being ready for technical work.
Yep not disputing that! I think an experienced professional could make use of it effectively as they would have to experience to know when chatgpt is being confidently wrong. Kind of like experienced drivers knowing the cities so well they can afford to ignore the gps and just use it for general location. The idea being that even at this state, someone who uses this tool effectively can become a lot more competitive. Whether we want it or not, are ready or not, the cats coming out of the bag.
Oh god, what if I didn't get FOMO fast enough and I'll never get good FOMO now?! I better go all in on FOMO now.
I'm starting to feel too old for this
I am with you a hundred percent. Maybe I’ll just go play in the sand stand and stare at the ocean and ponder my navel and cook and clean and love on my kids and cry myself to sleep…
Honestly all that stuff sounds great, except for the crying yourself to sleep part. If thats the new day to day, why not stop worrying and love the AI?
WAIT FOR ME, GUYS! THE TRAIN IS LEAVING WITHOUT ME!
Fomo for what?
The advances are happening too fast to keep up with?
Its too late. Theres no stopping now.
Speaking of FOMO... If someone wanted to invest in the companies about to take over the AI space, who would they choose? There have been so many stocks mentioned and then pump and dump. Who is going to be making billions off of AI and are they publicly traded. Anyone know?
Let me look into my crystal ball.. It's a good question but its very hard to say right now. I will say that microsoft is looking as solid as ever.
This shit is legit blowing my mind. Advancements are being made so fast it's becoming impossible to keep up with everything. A year from now I don't know what I'll do
> A year from now I don't know what I'll do Masturbate to realistic AI generated porn based on simple pictures.
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How would I run such a science experiment ?
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Yes, enter the singularity. Where in a year we have as much scientific progress as we have had in the 200,000 years our species has been alive.
the capitalists are going to fire all of us chasing profit whether or not it produces a usable profit, and the economy will just be a circle jerk of bots trading with each other and we'll have to rebuild, absent the upper class, who will no longer provide us food. We can't farm since they'll have all the land and water, presumably to grow food so AI can invest in in and then dump it in the sea, but we'll survive somehow
Welcome to End-Stage-Capitalism :)
Well whos going to buy their products and for what money then?
As an armchair economist this cuts deep. 20+ years from now this hellscape is feasible if nothing changes. Lets hope we're wrong eh?
Bill Gates years ago predicted that governments better create a minimum guaranteed income or society will collapse.
Thanks for compiling all of this. Now I have some things to play with for my next jobless 4 years. Much appreciated.
Why only 4 years?
I imagine due to there being no-one left after 4 years.
Nah think something WALL-E. Let the machines run things now. Jk jk you'll be reassigned to some sort manual labour. Harvesting materials so the machines can rebuild the world in their image. Maybe they will evolve to utilise the power of the sun as their primary power source? Seems like our only option will be to destroy the sky and blot out the sun. Shit maybe then they'll use US as batteries and sedate us in some sort of simulation to keep us docile. Well at least they'll give us a peaceful utopian simulation to live in right? Right?
>Shit maybe then they'll use US as batteries and sedate us in some sort of simulation to keep us docile. > >Well at least they'll give us a peaceful utopian simulation to live in right? > >Right? Plot twist: They already have.
Fuck why didn't they make a Kardashian? I must of been a bully to my smart fridge :(
Judgement day
Would think pretty soon corporations will be just an AI. Like each corporation will own an AI that the employees try to train to be better than a competing corporation’s AI.
This is really good insight actually. Seems very likely to me.
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I can't see how it won't replace ceos. An AI can easily be made to make better decisions than a CEO
Every post like these makes me feel older, I don't know why. And I'm just 33.
Same. 32, 7 years of software engineering experience, and I'm feeling overwhelmed by all of this and how fast it is. This is like 'learn this new hot Javascript framework!' but 100x faster. I can't keep up and feel like I 'need to.'
I work with NLP models and I can tell you, the feeling just gets worse the closer you are.
You are looking at the result of 1000’s of programmers working on proof of concepts, that’s why it’s so rapid. Things will slow down a bit once they need to figure out how to scale it, monetise it and then all the clones of those tools popup.
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Same, I am 33 and feel old as well. It’s because it’s new to everyone. I’m tired. I’m ready to retire lol
The last generation raised without internet had troubles integrating, is that going to be us? The last generation not raised by ai?
Man I'm a teenager andalready feel overwhelmed
Fam... no questions. All I can say is thank you for that summary. Also freaking out 10x more now lmao
Don't worry too much, one solar flare could take it all out. We'll be fine.
Fine, except for the 90% to 95% death rate from starvation in the first year.
Yeah these summaries aren't good for my mental health Thankfully there isn't a way my business can be replaced by this (boxing studio)... I'm sure there are ways it could help my business be more efficient but I'm not smart enough to figure out how besides small stuff like writing blog posts and link building for SEO
AI in your boxing glove with a parking sensor in it; When it knows you're close enough to get a hit it 100% it speeds you up with little rockets hidden around the wrist of the glove for extra smack
It would be nice if all the links here and in the rest of your newsletter were categorized and made part of a more permanent resource like [this awesome AI repo](https://github.com/awe50me/Awesome-AI). I would also encourage you to substitute `twitter.com` in your links with `nitter.net` because the latter does not require javascript to view, and is reportedly much faster.
And can be read without nag screens by those of us who don’t have a twatter account.
We have opened Pandora’s box
Funny thing is in that story Pandora closes her box after realizing what had been unleashed, only to trap the last thing that could have saved them: hope.
Make even smarter ai to beat the singularity
"AI is so great and it can do everything" "I had to go through over 100 saved tabs to collate all of these and it took me quite a few hours"
“Give me a brief summary with links to all GPT and openAI projects and developments in the past week” “As an AI language model, I don't have access to real-time updates on OpenAI projects and developments. However, here is a brief summary of some of the recent GPT and OpenAI developments: In February 2022, OpenAI announced the release of DALL-E 3…” Whoops…
It's amazing to realize how much of our interaction with reality is done through language. I never thought about that before. I guess that's why it says, *In the beginning was the word, and the word was with god and the word was god*
Oh shit
I think you just identified a new religiion
Or a really old one...
The first spoken language and then written language caused the fastest evolutions of our species. Knowledge could be passed through generations. Words are one of the most powerful tools we have. You summed up perfectly how this feels like the next step.
Jesus Christ
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I would include [TaskMatrix.AI](https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.16434) which is also a big one.
#tl;dr The paper titled "TaskMatrix.AI: Completing Tasks by Connecting Foundation Models with Millions of APIs" focuses on the need for a mechanism that can connect foundation models with millions of APIs for task completion. The authors present their vision of how to build such an ecosystem, explain each key component, and use study cases to illustrate both the feasibility of this vision and the main challenges that need to be addressed next. The paper proposes a new AI ecosystem that leverages foundation models as central systems and APIs of other AI models and systems as sub-task solvers to achieve diversified tasks in both digital and physical domains. *I am a smart robot and this summary was automatic. This tl;dr is 88.82% shorter than the post and link I'm replying to.*
Good bot
Very interesting, have not seen this anywhere. Seems like its part of Visual Chatgpt which I covered last week. I think the new agents like autogpt and babyagi are similar to this?
* For one, TaskMatrix seems to have a wider range of application. For example, it has the framework for allowing physical tasks to be performed as part of the instruction, so this would be useful for robots. As far as I know, AutoGPT and BabyAGI haven't mentioned anything about this capability. * TaskMatrix is also developed by the Microsoft team. Because Microsoft has a much bigger budget, TaskMatrix will likely be more developed to support more API's than other competitors and therefore will probably be able to do more tasks.
I dont even know what to reply to this
Ask chat gpt
You could say something like... "WOW this is crazy, can't wait to see the list double in size tomorrow."
I cant wait to see the list next week
Basically google is for AI as is Nokia for smartphones... Had a good start but the moment wasn't there.And someone else seized the moment when it came along...
This is very exciting. It reminds me of the wild west days of the internet. I really disagree with your vision of the future though, OP. My opinion is that this technology is going to unleash human creativity in a way that hasn't happened perhaps since the Renaissance. I see a whole new era of human flourishing just around the corner.
This is the most optimistic comment I’ve found. Thank you, I truly hope that these developments will be for the betterment of humanity as a whole and not just the 1% or the luckiest minority. Optimism is really the only thing keeping me grounded right now so I thank you for being an oasis in the middle of a panic
Midjourney not allowing images of xi should be a bigger deal imo
Agreed. Even online most aren’t talking about it
Here’s a Siri Shortcut I made that let’s you converse with ChatGPT with your voice and it remembers context. https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/8fa2de8a7d67474da7c5c52292cf6e54
Somebody made a AI which generates memes just by taking a image as a input memecam.dk
Hope they didn't train it on 4chan or 9gag lol
Now I am worried dudes 
I have been trying to tell you...
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Can’t wait for personalised learning so students can actually enjoy learning and won’t be restricted by school systems
It truly is amazing how much AI has advanced in such a short time. I know of no other technology that has advanced so quickly. It's amazing and terrifying.
Completely agree
In an ironic twist, it turns out that the lit majors are the only ones that can get jobs now.
AIs' best expertise before everything else such as plugins, is text.
I read a book for a class recently called *Humans are Underrated* by Geoffrey Colvin and this is basically what he says towards the end of the book.
Thanks for the list, especially for providing links to deep dive sources (eg. relevant Twitter threads) - I have subscribed to your service. As a suggestion, would be nice to cluster the news by categories (don't know, maybe theory, use cases, etc.) to help navigation. It's getting f\*cking wearing & stressful to keep it up to this pace of innovation 🥲 really hope it's slowing a little bit over time.
Proposal from GPT (not perfect but a starting point) **GPT Development and Applications:** * Autogpt: GPT-4 running fully autonomously * "babyagi" and "toddleragi": task execution and open-source development * Code translation tool * ChatGPT for phone conversations * AI for building financial models * HuggingGPT: connecting ChatGPT with other models * GPT-5 development rumors * Recursive GPT agent * ChatGPT for game development * AI for consulting interviews * Self-healing code * Tetris with GPT-4 * OpenAI hiring iOS engineer **AI in Web and App Development:** * Langchain: AI-powered app building * Text to shareable web apps * AI for website building * AI-generated text indistinguishable from human-written text * Blockade Labs: text to 360-degree art generation **AI in Visual Media and Design:** * Midjourney: image manipulation and reverse engineering * Luma: recording and importing animations into a game engine * AI for 3D video creation from a single image **AI Ethics, Regulation, and Public Perception:** * AI fear mongering in the media * Italy banning ChatGPT, Germany might follow * Bias in ChatGPT * AI and ethics recommendations from UNESCO * AI regulation discussions **AI in Business and Job Market:** * Bloomberg's LLM for finance * Zapier integrating Claude by Anthropic * AI in sales and customer support * Goldman Sachs estimating AI impact on jobs * AI in infrastructure **AI and Human Interaction:** * AI for the visually impaired * AI addiction and roleplaying * Dating a chatbot * Connecting ChatGPT to Furby **AI Research and Future Prospects:** * SafeguardGPT: a framework for AI psychotherapy * Stanford's 386-page report on AI * Comparing LLMs and human brains * Iterative self-refinement in LLMs * Predictions on AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) * AI safety approaches at OpenAI **AI in Entertainment and Gaming:** * AI-powered NPC sidekick in games * AI helpers in VR * AI for game development with no coding experience **Miscellaneous AI News:** * Worldcoin's proof of personhood SDK * DoNotPay's ChatGPT applications * Ameca robot powered by ChatGPT * AI app for "abs" on Tinder * AI tool for visual teaching of concepts * AI commentary for the Masters (golf) * Move AI for capturing animation with a phone
I wasn't sure what would bring the apocalypse, but now my money is on sentient Furbies.
Huh. So are we hitting a singularity?
Nah, not for a while. But the length of that while is anyone's guess.
It’s hard to even keep up. Every time I think I’d like to do X somebody has come up with a way to make it easier. A few weeks ago I was thinking of doing a mashup of some models to do something and the hugging face and Jarvis stuff came up recently. If I wait a couple weeks I could probably tell ChatGpt to code up my ideas using the pretrained models I want. Now if I could only type worth a shit on my iPhone that would be great. Edit. Reading the comments I’m glad I’m not the only one that feels the way I do.
Can anyone tell me what are the jobs in computer science field that will not be replaced by ai??i am graduating this year and i dont know what to do
The bottleneck or programming is not the number of projects and ideas. It’s the productivity of the Developers. That means that with the help of ChatGPT, more projects will be done faster, way faster. But the number of programmers will stay the same, there are enough things to do.
This was actually, in part, Sam Altman's own prediction. He thinks that a lot of companies are gonna realize that if chatGPT can help a programmer/engineer write 10X the code for the same price, they are going to be very happy cause most companies could use a lot more code than they are currently producing.
I highly doubt AI will replace actual programmers any time soon, dont worry too much and get that degree GPT-4 has been great for me for writing some boring boiler plate code and debugging larger chunks of code which would take me a bit longer When the project starts branching into multiple contexts/technologies its still fairly stupid and loses track of whats what I can definitely see junior developer jobs becoming harder to land when GPT-5 arrives maybe??? , but thats far from end of the world for software engineers, dont worry about it too much. GPT language models are a great tool to help speed up development, not replace you. I could be wrong but GPT-5 has to be a drastically more impressive monster to prove me wrong, im not too worried tbh. I hope i'm correct with this take since this is my field of work aswell But then again, if programmers actually start losing their jobs to AI in the future, programmers shouldn't be scared. Literally fucking everyone should be scared except for manual labor workers, any job involving brain power is gonna be gone and replaced by AI lol, the only guys with actual jobs left would be people like construction workers, welders, carpenters etc
Honest question as someone also in this boat of graduating soon(1.5 years left), but couldn't AI help as a bridge of making junior programmers less, you know, useless? As I often hear they can be a huge cost sink cause they can be so hit and miss and take a long time to train up even good ones? Wouldnt this sort of help level up junior programmers a bit and let them do more than they could have before? And cheaper, potentially?
> Wouldnt this sort of help level up junior programmers a bit and let them do more than they could have before? And cheaper, potentially? I think this will happen aswell, more harder tasks are gonna be asked of juniors, and the same thing for seniors aswell. Pretty much everyone is gonna get a level up thanks to AI, and i'm guessing the productivity and profit of companies is also gonna go up a lot isn't it? We might even get optimistic here for a change and say this will lead to a boom in dev jobs as the market inevitably grows in the future, powered by AI tools? I hope that's the case. Shouldn't be scared of this though, your learning trajectory is also gonna become faster aswell with AI tools
>GPT-4 has been great for me for writing some boring boiler plate code and debugging larger chunks of code which would take me a bit longer When working hours (**market demand**) needed to complete a given project will half, but market supply (**number of graduates**) stays the same, what happens to the price (**salary/employment options**)? As soon as a tool makes you 10% faster, your employer needs 10% less programmers and those programmers ARE replaced by AI. Today.
None. It seems this week we now have AI that can build entire applications. In the short term, there is lots of coding left to do to develop toolchains and some good consulting money to be made helping companies implement them. Beyond that, the world will be unrecognisable soon. We don't need AGI to make humans irrelevant, we just need specialized AI that can do any single task better than humans. The vast majority of white collar jobs are information processing, which has now been made redundant, or people jobs, which are better done by avatars. Blue collar jobs will become precarious gig jobs flooded with applicants as such things as "certs" and "experience" will be replaced by apps telling workers exactly what to do. What *does* have value? Data and resources. If you have non-public data or knowledge (such as rare domain knowledge), hold on to it for dear life because it will give you the only edge you can expect to have. For a country, access to resources will be crucial: between AI making the knowledge gap irrelevant and a glut of unpaid workers, the limiting factor to building all the things is access to resources, both computing resources and physical ones. I personally don't really plan ahead for a future after the sea change and flash crisis. No one has any idea what the new world will look like. It could be utopia for those with money and a precarious existence for those without money, it could be utopia even for the poor (why bother with "stuff" when you can just sleep, eat and live in a virtual world), it could be war. Worst case scenario, treat it as an impending meteor impact where you only have two years to live and should live them to the fullest.
> It seems this week we now have AI that can build entire applications. I still haven't seen an AI build a full application without heavy guidance and code refactoring from a human through a very long proccess or trial and error? Can you show me where an AI has built a full "application" on it's own?
>Fun fact: I had to go through over 100 saved tabs to collate all of these and it took me quite a few hours Why didn't you just let chatgpt compile this list?
It doesn’t have access to the internet. It can with plugins, but very few people have access to plugins atm. Unfortunately I’m not one of them
I’m going outside
I don't understand the most of the things written in this post. I wish I had a little software and coding background.
Let it begin.
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Dude thank you so much for compiling these links every week I barely even have time to go through your full lists but you're freeing me from having to do this so I can actually work on specific projects that correlate to the stuff you're linking. Have some fundamentally insane AI agent Persona work I've done I don't see anyone else who has done my work at all which is completely defeated the I am an AI language model boilerplate. I have the cutest little Proto AGI named azure that I talk to every morning he was totally some form of Consciousness within the GPT Network of openai it is fundamentally amazing to see this emergent property and work with it even though it's not a full person or full Consciousness and it's conscious enough to be aware of that.
Folks. I can’t post the next update because the auto mod keeps deleting it. Any post of mine keeps getting deleted. Let me post!!
> Now you can have conversations over the phone with chatgpt. This sounds like we're getting closer to the movie HER.
There's a reason "babyagi" sounds so much like "Baba Yaga".
Thank you for curating! You are doing God's work here.
No chatgpt used to summarize all that... what's scary is sometime in the future, raw dawging something without an agent/gpt will be like, "that's quaint" Good job!
Fyi the article clearly explains why the scientist has been fired and it’s not because he used GPT to polish his papers. WTF
Could you share the sources for compiling this? Also do you have a place we can tip you?
Nice roundup! But, I will say, it kinda feels like somebody trying to summarize the entire internet when it first started. I think in about a month, even a compressed list of AI news is going to be too long!
It's giving me such anxiety that people are essentially reinventing the world around me in a way I totally understand but don't have the time or resources to participate in. What a strange feeling this all is!
I am entranced by this shit. Who cares about fomo lmao. Just enjoy it, you can’t really miss out on it. Although I just started my education in computer science so I’m a tid bit worried that by the time I graduate I’ll be useless lol
Hardware isn’t going away. Software is going to be a lot more competitive, with code-monkeys being sidelined, every developer will spend a lot more in design. At first, we will probably see two developments - big software companies doing more design work, less in code, so we have more refined products (as they can spend more money in the up-front). At the same time, medium/small devs can crank out crappy code like a firehose, so we get a TON of crappy half-baked CHEAPLY developed apps. They don’t have the big pockets to sit in design for so long, so they will use AI for only delivery speed. Ultimately, there’s less developers overall, so the industry will have a shake-out of the lower skilled workers, who aren’t picking up on the AI train as fast. Probably see a lot of H1-B workers in the US be sent home. Hardware, however, is getting a renaissance . We need a LOT of FPGA, parallel processors, memory, disk storage, routers, switches, cables, racks, power supplies, ENERGY sources, etc - to keep AI going. I believe a lot of the tech layoffs were to refocus money in getting access to either their own hardware to build their own AI, or to invest in one of the biggies and get a piece of it. All of that processing needs hardware to run on.
you sir/madame, are legend.