AI: Explained 

Were you surprised at how good the AI was? To see what an AI-Powered Smartphone Gimbal can do: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oORJNIDy3B0.html Also stay tuned....got a cool vid for you tomorrow too! 😎

Imagine if this video was AI generated and it turned out Arun was never real to begin with

If there’s ever a competition of unexpected rickrolling between AI and humans, Arun will be our only hope

Bing's AI is so funny. when it's wrong, it's confidently wrong, and if you try to correct it sometimes it actually gets angry and frustrated with you. I saw someone give it an existential crisis when it couldn't remember the last conversation it had with them edit. lmao he actually showed that convo

15:45 lmao. "I'm not wrong I'm right you are the one who is wrong. this is getting no where. lets change the topic 🙏🏻" this got me crying. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

We've been in the age of AI for a good while, but I feel like this is the year where it really started catching the medias attention and taking over different corporate buisnesses. Huge change is happening and everyone's talking about it. Let's see what will happen 5 years down the line

Something I am extremely mad about is that my teacher assigned an open response question to us for homework. It was due the next morning after Homeroom. I spent 2 hours gathering information about the topic and checked my work countless time. The next morning, I submit my work. My classmate on the other hand had not even started the assignment and I knew he was gonna get a 0. Next thing you know, he goes on an unblocked version of chatGPT, asks it to write him the answer to the open response question, submits it in the nick of time, and gets a perfect score 100%. Me on the other hand, a mere human that spent 2 hours on the assignment and a ton of effort got a 95%. I was furious.

The school problem is actually easily solvable: Give students a text (preferably AI generated) they have to analyze and find potential mistakes and correct them giving their reasoning. As a positive side effect we train people to think critically about what they are reading.

9:22 This, right here, is what scares me the most about AI. I'm not worried about some doomsday scenario where AI takes over the world, or creates a virus to kill off humanity, because I just don't see that happening. What I absolutely do see happening is AI stealing humanity's soul. Our art, our music, our literature, these are the things that, to me at least, make life worth living. As a musician and aspiring writer, living in a world where an AI can, just at the push of a button write an entire library, or compose music in numbers greater than repertoires or Mozart, The Beatles and Charlie Puth combined, is hell. I don't want to exist in a world where my art doesn't matter. I can't exist in that world. Maybe people who are less artistically inclined won't see this as the massive problem I do, but my art and the art of other people like me (or even, nay especially, those not like me at all), is to me the most important thing. When a fucking machine can create art as beautiful as that of human, we will have lost our soul as a species. We will have given up the one thing that was truly ours, that was unique to us. If what I fear will come to pass comes to pass, it will be the spiritual end of our species, and to me, that is more terrifying than any plague or AI overlord can ever be.

It's not just schooling, it's losing the ability to solve problems on your own, and loosing your competence in general. This goes for all human who use AI for stuff like writing an email or an essay or really anything. This might be the real danger of the downfall of humanity due to ai

9:35 idk about you.. but somehow that hit deep.

amazing video as always Arun and as an Artist I'm so glad you talked about the shady way companies use other artist's artwork for feeding their AI without taking any permission or consent from the artists and not even compensating them

15:50 That's a bit scary...

The fact that AI these days (especially RU-vid) could be recommending more content about AI it's kind of scary. It spread itself so everyone knows it, then show what it's benefits are, so then people who could improve would improve it. That video of roko's basilisk thought experiment really is scary

Thank for showing this! I'm on Bluewillow and I can still see the issue on fingers. Also, seeing the prediction function on drawings is just simply amazing. So animations could really be automated or have boosted efficiency.

It's really worrying how creativity is getting ruined by AI. Humans are depending on AI with arts, writing essays, emails and many other things which is worrying. Not only it's taking the opportunity from the ones who are using their real knowledge and skills, it's also taking away creativity. There should be some restriction when it comes to using AI.

that cat picture at 9:58 is mad SUS 😂

I am beyond concerned about what these AI programs being free will do… it’s a much bigger problem than most people think

9:00 Arun you were really good! I don't even know how to play, this impresses me!

this is so educative man! thoroughly enjoyed it! keep these kind of videos coming🙏🏾

So good to see you talk about this. I’ll be going in for masters in October for Artificial Intelligence and it’s Application. I’m currently a software developer.

Damn, there are so many bots commenting on a video about AI, pretty ironic. Great work as always, Arun!

An opinion coming from a creative director, I think it's important to remember that individual asset creation like cutting out backgrounds from images has never been particularly important, but the curation of a final product and understanding what assets you need to get there. As a creative I've fully embraced AI where I can to speed up my workflow, let it take care of the mundane tasks and free up my time to focus on the important things. Should AI start to get good enough to think big picture.. well then I think that's the singularity we're all worried about

i really like the way you alwas do promo at the end of the video thanks and keep it up , i enjoy watching the whole video with out any interruption thanks.

I love how Aruns videos are so well thought of and planned out and it’s actually interesting to watch for 15-20 minutes. Not to mention the fact that’s it’s easy to understand about these difficult topics.

Your production quality is just getting better every video, love the sounds in this video!!! and also the transitions too!!

Taking my English Spoken Language GCSE in a few weeks and a have to right a speech. My topic is 'The Pros And Cons Of An AI future' and this video is very helpful, got all the information I need. Thank you

My favorite topic, AI. Thanks a lot. I was really looking forward for a video about AI. Good Job!

I saw it !!! The Shout out to Beluga at 10:08 ... I saw it 😜

14:58 No offence, but this clip was funny!😂

This man explains everything and very precisely. Good work 😄👍

I really appreciate how educational this video is on top of being entertaining

I had a feeling you would eventually create a video exploring the intricacies of AI, and you certainly exceeded my expectations! Phenomenal job!

I love that hydraulic glove. I built one myself and I really enjoyed learning about the parts and what they do.

This was a very fun and informative video. Thanks so much Arun!

15:54: I tried using bing’s AI and told the AI that it was wrong. It literally said “this conversation is going nowhere” and deleted the history so I would have to start over 😂

It suprises me everytime how Arun and his team Manages to keep up the high Quality and still manages to be so consistent. Best Tech youtuber♥️🙏🏼

Small correction at 1:16, Neural Networks are not modelled after the structure of the human brain. The only similarity that they share is a basic concept of a neuron, but the actual network structure of those neuron have almost no resemblance to each other, with a few minor exceptions here and there.

great video on AI! I appreciated your balanced perspective on the potential benefits and challenges of this technology.

I honestly agree with you that ai is a "necessary evil" and if misused can be a death spell for humanity... Thanks arun for making us aware ✌

Back to back videos as u said in Twitter It's awesome to see these kind of AI things

loving your vids on AI. Helping me keep up to date on these exciting & scary times

10:50, No. Anyone can use anyone else's work as inspiration to create their own content. AI is only doing the same thing that people have been doing for centuries. For example: Abstract art developed into its modern form through the countless contributions of early abstract artists who each had their own visions and philosophies. However, those styles merged over generations until a definitive genre was produced. Making the process easier, faster, and more accessible for more people doesn't invalidate the history of this already common practice. We have the broad smartphone market that exists today because of these very same principles. The same is true of monitors, TV's, beds, bathroom appliances, kitchen appliances, living room sets, dining sets, flatware and china, cookware, speakers, desktop computers, tablets, web sites, etc. A copyright is limited to your own copy; your unique version. If another's version is noticeably different, it's considered unique and your right to claim that other work is lost. If we lived by the suggested standard, imagine how many things we enjoy wouldn't exist today.

I didn't know Opera had an AI! Will try it out.

10:29 It's not copyright infringement if you're only copying the style. But that applies only to humans. Copyright laws for AI and machines are still at a nascent stage.

1:41 bro, I am dying to this spinning fish

I always enjoy this kind of informative videos from you, which is fun to watch compared to the ones in school, oops! And I finally guessed the right word for "a sub to the channel will be..." Intelligent!

15:38 LOL the argument with Bing had me laughing so hard. It became so emotional and judgemental. Brings me back bad memories of arguing with a lover. Having a personality is great, but AI needs to be more open minded and caring.

Why is no one talking about Milo’s tweet? That killed me😂 16:00

I’m worried for the future and about Ai in general. I’m worried about me and my family. I really do get fearful whenever I think of it. 😖

What’s even more amazing is the people who make the AI

I really don't know how Arun and his editors do it, they pump out insanely good quality videos, in an insanely short amount of time

Amazing piece of content! I love the amount of effort you take to make your content. The fact that you churn out so much content regularly and still manage to maintain the quality is amazing! I am a User experience designer, thanks to your content I think I got a cool idea.... Keep making content like this, hope some day your channel is 10 times bigger than what it is today!!!!

That's a really cool looking deck of playing cards. I like it. The Bicycle NFT deck is also pretty cool looking too.

The thought of AI learning about how we engage with the internet while the world is actually angry, gave me shivers.

The way that the AI figured out what Arun was drawing was super cool!

You are insane, you create great content and somehow upload more than once a week 🎉

6:20 Similar to pixel cut, there is another program called 'remove bg' which can also do this for free

Great content as always, but even in 2 months there have been AI updates that address some of the issues brought up! Like how Edge included ChatGPT into it's browser.

2:27 respect for Arun cloning itself and doing two tasks at a time

Can we just appreciate how good Arun is at drawing 🤯👑

I would say most important thing in most of AIs is machine learning, the other direction is directly making its logic which is also a direction in AI (but not as heavily used since it is not as easily useful as machine learning).

I generally find these of videos interesting thanks Arun for everything and all you do. 🙏

This man’s videos just keep getting better and better ! Very informative!

Arun is my favourite content creator. I love your videos man and keep up the good work! You are the true boss 👏

Welcome back Jazzy!!! Also that terrarium looked great for a first attempt!!! ❤

In my days this vid was called “Ok it’s time to worry about Ai.”

0:58 It's even gonna tell me what type of cat which I didn't even know. Arun, he's an *Orange* breed.

Arun missed a major point at 8:39 . Models like chat gpt are not oriented towards providing correct information but to predict next word or complete the sentences. So in many cases it gives you wrong information and if you are not an expert in the field you won’t even know. This will lead to explosions of misinformation if not tackled quickly before the mass adoption in search engines

Even though AI is so good, if I have to choose between Arun and AI I would choose you. As you are one of the most *honest* tech youtubers in RU-vid's history. Keep it up🙂🙂

16:07 was absolutely a line suggested by an AI - the sarcasm plus the facial expression

0:05 what is that Cyber End Dragon doing there? xD

The copyright issue is the same issue I got into a heated discussion with some people on another RU-vidr's channel. I was advising them that the information that the AI uses is from other sources, but many many people were telling me I was incorrect. I just finally gave up, asked the AI if it uses information from other sources to generate or form it's results and posted the answer in the comments. They gave up after that, lol.

Cyber End Dragon just casually chilling in the vid is the win for me 🔥🔥🔥 didn’t know you played bro👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

17:20 i actually read "sponsored massage" and thought u were giving the cat a massage 😂

Your consistency is just perfect!

I think it's fascinating to consider the potential of AI and how it could change our world in the coming years. While AI may not be fully equivalent to human intelligence just yet, it's clear that we're making remarkable strides in this field. It's exciting to imagine how we might use AI to solve complex problems, discover new insights, and enhance our understanding of the world around us. I look forward to seeing what the future holds!

Recently have gotten back into Yu Gi Oh. Seeing that Cyber End Dragon at the edge in what looks like a white sleeve (Dragon Shield?) is a pleasant detail :D

Arun sir you really teach better than my computer teacher, great videos with quality content

12:17 Is that the logo of Adobe Illustrator ? :D

13:00 that ai written review legitimately sounds like one of those poorly translated Chinese websites

All points put perfectly 👍😊

Had to stay up at 3am for this and boy was it worth it 🙃

As impressive as AI technology has become, we need to remember that it's a tool created and controlled by humans. It's up to us to decide how we use it and to ensure that it benefits humanity. It's easy to feel intimidated by the rapid advancements in AI, but we need to remember that we have the power to shape our future and ensure that we remain in control. It's not humans versus AI, it's humans working alongside AI to create a better world. ... I generated this comment with chatGPT. RIP Humanity

4:54 "Infinily" -Mrwhosetheboss

2:59 “This does not look like a football at all.” Yeah, it’s not even the right shape!

Arun pleaseeee make more laptop videos!! I've been waiting for so long to see if you'd do laptop or pc videos and I was not disappointed one bit!

One of the GOAT Tech Reviewers. Ever wondered what it would be like if there was an actual TV channel, not just RU-vid channel, but an actual one where Mrwhosetheboss X MKBHD just play all day long! And other tech reviewers too

1:37 lmfao the sound effects make it 100x better omygosh

I think if people who are the users of machine learning based tools have enough knowledge and use ML tools for legitimate purposes, then it can be mostly good. It would surely need a lot of time to adapt. Although as a student, my job already includes adapting to modern tools since everything is tried to automated. It does makes me concerned about my employability. That is if I cannot be someone who can help improve on automation then will any brand be willing to hire me just for the sake of knowledge on my subject, which say some future Deep learning tool will already have loads of.

I'm just watching this...a year later. Time goes by so fast. 2 years ago no one was talking about a.i., now it's hard to imagine going back. I work with a lot of artists and everyone is trying to keep up. I think it's very exciting, but if you don't keep up you will be left in the dark. I studied architecture just when cad became a thing. Some professors would not accept cad drawings....it's impossible to imagine that now.

I know you probably have these videos saved and you make multiple of them st once but it's genuinely crazy how you upload so much in small times

I clicked for the video, but stayed for the background music at 0:37 😍

I like how you used the Adobe Illustrator logo at 12:20. 😆

Fascinating overview. It's like so many issues surrounding new technology - it's getting away from us, in that we're not altering our social structures accordingly. Even after a couple of decades of robotics in heavy industry are we any closer to figuring out what to do with all the skilled workers made redundant from its introduction? If AI is liable to put more people out of work, are the world's politicians going to offer up solutions? Of course not. Politicians are notoriously thick and slow to react when it comes to tech and the internet in particular, so we may well be heading for a world where unemployment rates go sky high. On top of that, if we rely too heavily on AI for doing our thinking for us, just how intellectually lazy are we going to get? The examples Arun gives in the education sector are just one example. Creatively, we're already seeing conflict in the visual arts, with some artists seeing the technology as just another tool, while others see it as a threat, and not just in plagiarism or copyright infringement. As an exercise, I tried one AI art app by typing in the names of various artists and the word "mushrooms". What I got back, within minutes, was astounding - completely new works by the artists I suggested, that could pass muster if they'd been produced in paint on canvas. There's no work, no process, on my part, involved in this, beyond a few seconds of typing. The AI is doing all the work, churning out dozens of concepts based solely on that juxtaposed instruction. So another question: are we also in danger of becoming creatively lazy? Or worse, intellectually and creatively bankrupt? Are we heading for a situation a'la "Wally", where we become obese blobs herded about like sheep or like the people in "Idiocracy", where humanity has been reduced to infantilism (H.G. Wells covered this in his novel, "The Time Machine", but made it darker by separating humanity into two parts - mutants and humans, where humans were essentially cattle for food). On a lighter note, I had to laugh while watching Arun's attempts at clearcutting an image. Arun - use Photoshop's (or other photo editing software's) Pen tool, it's slower, but beats the hell out of any "magic wand" filter! Masking, edge blurring, and brush eraser etc for clean up.

Neutral networks are some of the coolest technologies I have ever seen!

5:54 that is beautiful.

I think the solution for schooling is they make ai more like a teacher, let’s say someone asked it to write an essay. They can make it detect that it’s a question related to school and have it reply with just general steps or guidance to writing the essay rather then writing it for them.

Big…….data😂 “That’s what she said” here would be hilarious 😂😂❤ 4:06

We keep arguing about AI doing bad stuff when in reality there are more mean, arrogant, ignorant, self loathing humans out there :( it depends on who use it. Thanks for the video I've been waiting for this Aarun 🙏🏻