Another glorious battle for AI dominance… GPT-4o vs Google I/O 

Why not Zoidberg 🦀?

@@rickysanders7645 whats a zoidberg?

Hey guys, I am a noob developer with no degree who has landed a position above his skill level lol.... what is firebase? If I am the web development lead for a structural engineering company, should I take this course?

Basedbase

Now we know why. Because since yesterday there is no need to learn Superbase :)

o days

i hate the ai trend so much. it was cool in the beginning but now you can tell if a companys dying if they add ai in their product

Haha, it's like the modern version of those workplace safety signs, isn't it? But honestly, AI is so ingrained in our daily lives now, it's hard to imagine a world without it-even for a single day!

Haha, it's funny because it's true! AI is so integrated into our lives that it's practically impossible to go a day without encountering it in some form. Whether it's in our phones, our apps, or even our appliances, AI is everywhere, shaping our experiences and interactions.

​@@dumo178 how can you call it a 'trend'? Its the evolution of technology and it will continue to accelarate. Get used to it. Are you one of those ' I miss the '90s' people? I can't stand their inane rhetoric.

*UNFORTUNATLY*

honestly ai WILL replace programmers tho. (not 100%, but reduces 90% of the need for programmers)

Laugh it up now… while you can.

😂

@@aaaaaa-hh8cq if it can replace programmers, those same programmers can use those same tools that replaced them more proficiently than the average person. this means it'll be just like coding currently is, except more developers will be able to make more competitive products on their own more quickly

It’s hot

It's Rashida Jones.

@@pepehimovic3135 it is indeed

What do you mean by that? 🧐

ayooooo???

Im dead 😭

Don't read my name!

Contex?

@@ye4959 BALD

​@@ye4959 probably showing his bald head zoomed in and slowly zooming out😂

That's why they fired him.

LMAOOO

Fun fact the non cropped.picture, Says tel.aviv univeristy

I know.the logo of tel aviv uni Maybe they eanted the jewish laser😜

my man didn't deserve that 😭

probably not because they'll be too restricted for you to be able to do any "fun" stuff with them

@@tx7300 not until some random tech bro jailbreaks it

much more trustable than real life.

Anybody who would do this was going to be a life long loser anyways

In 2019, I was entered into a Google Home beta. It added a new voice closely resembling the one Google showcased at Google I/O, I believe it was in 2017, where it demonstrated making appointments for you. Well, that voice didn't just perfectly resemble the voice of a woman coming from my little orange computer thingy; it was so charming that I instantly felt a deep attraction towards it. I mean, literally, never had a real woman made me feel this "I want you" with their voice like this bot did. I was so uncomfortable with that, that I immediately went into the settings and changed it to the male voice. Sadly, it was again the old robot voice and not smooth at all. I tried to go back, but the sexy robot lady of my dreams was gone. They've been cooking TTS for a long time. They intentionally make it robotic because they must have seen what happened with me and their other testers. I heard the GPT voice and didn't find it at all attractive compared to Google's.

And I thought Apple's iPhone naming scheme was bad

shocking lack of The Office fans here

@@Semx11 Oh, look at how special you are

@@xenomorphisisdilage472 thanks, my mom always says that too :)

​@@Semx11 Not to be that guy but this is hardly a The Office reference "How the turntables" is not the same as "how the turns have tabled "

fireship simulation

Don't read my name!

Bro got abducted by A.I😓

He uses AI voice confirmed.

you're not gonna believe this...

Who gonna tell him

lmao 😂

My dude, I wish my wishes were the same as yours😅

I mean tell me too! I wanna know?

Realtime, but not with millions of users interacting with it.

@@jendabekCZ thats a good point... "your mileage may vary"

Who is he?

Nutjob who thought of one minor improvement to LLMs and then many nerds worshipped him.

​@@vijaysabarish9600the balding guy

​@@Keylevitation 2:11 Bro he's bald. Idk why dudes like that don't just shave it

I couldn't believe it. I've never read something about his head, and finally I feel like someone understands me.

Someone throw him a chapstick and a bottle of water.

As a fellow bald person this zoom made me sad and more aware of looking abnormal

​@@hornsteinhof7592 Believe me im sure ur dome looks a hell of a lot more normal than whatever that guy's haircut is LOL Balding is a crappy thing but at some point, most of us just gotta go with it, and I think his time was a long damn time ago 💀 Many people just assume having hair > being bald, but that cut is a prime counterexample

@@escape209 He might be trying to grow it back.

except it was satire and we all know we're all fucked with or without AI anyway

more like "Finally, a happy ending video about AI from fireship."

hell yeah

These kind of questions are the ones that got the man captured by a lobster

@@radicalxg8282 Naturally we have all forgotten the original context for this comment chain and there is no need for any corrective action from any lobsters.

How the turns have tabled, as Fireship might say

It is a bukake

Ayy man, if I were you, I wouldn’t ask any questions about the things you saw there

"lack of" hair.. cof cof

Good idea

Call center training data is probably everywhere, very cheap to get, and actually is actively problem solving. Wonder if they used it in their data. You're right their voice model is really good for call centers.

I still think a guy who works at call center in India for 9 hours a day 26 days a week for 200-300 bucks/month is going to be cheaper than running any AI model at the moment.

​Even in France they are ready to pay 1700€ per month for a call center job (min wage 35h per week) I think the managers of the companies are old people that don't know about the advancements in ai ​@@thatsalot3577

​@@thatsalot3577 That is 234 hours of compute for month for 300 bucks. Converting that to tokens at 100 words per minute would be 1,404,000 tokens every month. OpenAI equivalent of that costs around 20$ per month. Not to mention far superior experience for customer with better responses, no waiting time, 24-hour operations. TLDR of all this is that so many humans are going to lose their jobs very fast this decade

Unfortunately: Generat i ve Pre-tra i ned Transformer

And the A for accuracy

@@Tymon0000 And the C stands for credibility

C I A coincidence?

The t stands for time travel. Do you know who else has a t? Skynet.

I thought it was "there's turns of table"

Don't read my name!

twinkle our pinkies

Real shit

I don't think they have the technology to make more annoying voices anyway

I think it will be available only for the elites and will be very very expensive to run and each prompt might cost you like $100 or so but might solve a problem that would have costed you $5000 for a single prompt So you want to chat to it as your virtual GF

@@MoFields fake gurus shaking rn

@@MoFields I think $100 for ai girlfriend is still cheaper than real girlfriend

Arent they also switching/including synthetic data now? So the amount of data isnt really a problem anymore and if i'm not mistaken its not necessarily the amount but the quality that matters more.

@@theeternalnow6506 this, but you can cram it with 10 quintillion quadrillion tetrabytes of data and still it will only be a dumb computer that repeats what has already been written down by humans before.

@@user-ez7ls2du9c thats not really True though. Explain deepmind's alphafold. They did the equivalent of 500 million years of research in 1.

Huh... How legal is that?

But there is far more digital data then there ever was before. I think every year they produce more than all the data that was ever produced before? So I don't think that will make a big difference.

Yes

It's inevitable too. How many times must we pass through it in the last 20 years to finally learn how things work?

@@Leonhart_93 Well... not inevitable, just more likely. We don't know which technology will blast in our faces and how strong the blast will be, so let's not lose our guard just yet.

@@user-co8cs9vc4q We passed through it with the internet bubble of 2000s, then the blockchain, electric vehicles, nfts etc.

lmfaooooo

It's way better at understanding what you want that gpt 3.5, that's what I noticed too. It doesn't get so easily lost. Plus multimodality makes it more useful for some applications.

@@cristianandrei5462 yeah the more I use it the more it is like the first few weeks of using gpt4. It churns out full classes, the entire file, with the modifications, and a load of surrounding text and is even wrapping it up with a suggested git message and it's doing it for every reply. Hope they don't slowly nerf it over the coming weeks after they have got the good press and want to tone down the costs.

u must be new here

FACT ​@@delanomartin

Green

@@Orealated Red

@@changeme485 Blue

​@@changeme485yellow

Lol

NAHHHHH

I think you mean KSI.

mfs when they see a black person with dreads

Lilnasx

> sees black guy > "omg it's ishowspeed!"

Yep. And it’s very possible that this current AI tech has reached its peek. They are already shifting toward smaller agentic automation instead of generalised reasoning

@@HakaiKaien yeah and feature wise they are adding more vertical scale instead of saying; we have a much better model … then they go; now you can talk, video Call with the same lame response i must say that the convo is terrible atm - like dont get me wrong im impressed by the stage we’re at and all the progress but the convo is like if you say “i like pizza” its gonna be mentioning that f’ing pizza every time from now on. Same in the presentation video the amount of mentions on industrial style Office in the short amount of time no Human not even a retarded one would do it 🤣

I mean they said they're going to release their next flagship model pretty soon...so probably no. OpenAI has stated before that they're going to roll out their progress incrementally going forward , so no crazy jumps but multiple small ones ....

@@user-fr2jc8xb9gbut honest do you Think the models have improved much lately? Like not the features around it but like the model itself

@@nomiscph No No , i agree that models have barely advanced beyond initial GPT4 , in gpt4's case it even became dumber than the original version , what i think openAI is doing is improving everything around the GPT4 , i.e introducing true multi modality , increasing speed , making life like conversation , reducing the cost , making a desktop app that can see everything inside its window , basicly trying to build everything that AI can be used for so next time they release the next flagship model (GPT-5 which will be the best model around) , they would have a monopoly on the AI space (at least consumer wise) , everybody else will be behind them and they won't even be able to bridge the gap by introducing new interesting usecases because openAI already offers almost everything AND their models are always ahead of the competition.

lmao got the reference , GOATed show , i miss it very much....

maybe theyre rolling it out slowly. I'm in Germany and don't have access to it, but other might have (pro users at least)

rolling out over the next few weeks, americans get prioritary access

@@RM-el3gw oh. Okay. That makes sense

its there, u have to pay for it

@@ShirukeiiAnimationsNo you can have it on the free tier (like I do) but you have a limit.

It's not as impressive once you realize it's mostly chat bots like me.

​@@DemPilafianOhh

Dw Africa is still safe

@@haruyanto8085 sure it is, oh yeah

No.

GPT 4o is definitely better at coding than GPT 3.5 OR 4.0

I’m tired of AI because it’s stupid af and way too overhyped.

Hard disagree. Sounds like someone in the early 19th century saying, "yeah I'm tired of this industrial revolution stuff, I get it machines automate manual labor and all but it's kinda over hyped". We're in the process of automating manual thinking right now just like we did with manual labor. If things go well we will have AI's plan and build our farms and machines running them fully autonomously without ANY human intervention. The concept of "having to have a job in order to not be a leech on society" might just disappear all together and we can finally be free to do what we want with our time.

@@HakaiKaienyou’re crazy. In the space of 10 year we went from neural network being able to recognise faces in photographs to perfectly replicating people’s voices, cruising through Google coding interviews and passing the bar exam. Remember that funny AI-generated video of will smith eating spaghetti from last year? In less than a year later, we have SORA AI pumping out life-like 60 second videos lmao. Just imagine what we will see in 10 years time…anyone calling it overhyped is simply in denial.

​@@chrisstucker1813agree. Look up googles deepmind alphafold. They did about 500 million research years in 1 year with regards to protein folding. People that think this stuff is overhyped have no idea. Also realtime mindreading is a thing now. I repeat, realtime mindreading is possible with ai now.

@@chrisstucker1813 Things might change next year or maybe even next month but right now, these models are not as smart and useful as they are advertised. You're completely beside the point. We are all aware already about the great progress AI tech has made in the last decades. But thanks for the "grand" revelation

The standard GPT-4 didn't have native audio output. So they had to use a separate model to read out its text.

I'm seeing MUCH more clear answers on coding - like early GPT4 (before some training change made it take a dive) but even better

Yeah that's actually not at all true. GPT4 delegates image analysis to different model specialized for images, delegates image creation to dall e, and the voice interface is just open AIs fancy TTS reading the text output. GPT 4 is just text.

@@deakerscodes Nope, it can see images without other models. But yes, it cannot draw itself.

@@ThePowerLover ah sorry, you're right. I thought the GPT 4V was a separate thing, but it is integrated into the current GPT 4 systems in the ui. My bad on that one

I heard it will happen in 2 more weeks

Sir sir please redeem the singularity sir.