Thanks for watching! What's crazy is that since creating this video, I've found even better ways to easily integrate AI into daily life 🤯! So let me know if you'd want to see another video like this :)
Everyone copies art pattern from other people by visualizing the art. The AI does the same. All the art that it used was in the public domain. AI Models like the one used in Midjourney were fine tuned by humans. This is by no means a application concern but rather a human concerned. Are humans copying by tweaking digital tools they created to more closely help the imitate other people artwork. Yes they are copying style and patterns and this copying is what every single artist has done throughout history. Michael Angelos work were a copy of someone else style. He learned from other famous painters. The real problem here is this crazy idea that somehow these artificial intelligence models are not the works of their human programmers but rather they have a mind of its own which no scientific paper has proved. If these are tools made by humans to copy someone else's style and patterns then is no different than a special brush to imitate a particular syle of some other paintor. These have not been considered morally wrong by the majority of the populations throughout history. As there are no significant historical examples. The other argument is a copyright argument. That is no longer a moral argument about artwork being stolen but rather about the legality of training on someone else copyrighted work. This issue is specific to the laws of a particular state our country and is a bigger issue that has existed far before AI came into the picture. Lawyers are most fit to talk about what is legal under copyright law or no. Personally I dislike copyright law as it slows down progress and innovation. Copying and learning has never stopped innovation only accelerated it. Many civilizations conquered land and stole from other civilizations and made these stolen product the foundation of their Art and Culture. The modern world is founded on copying art and culture. The copying and learning part has never been the problem it is the lack of recognition, the inequality, and the use of force when doing so that has always been the problem.
I have been using the OpenChat AI to create all kinds of lists and programs for myself to stay on track. It's basically like a personal assistant to me at this point.
ChatGPT has been a life saver as a graduate student! I use it to create my daily scheduling and it optimized my day by making me make less decision about what to do lol. I always tell ChatGPT to include gym time and breaks along with study hours and it has given me an easy schedule I can follow!
i really need to try this! ive always used it as a study buddy. imagine if more tailored ai clients for making schedules/routines efficient could interpret your environment and get down to the grit of even giving you efficient routes and what to pick up even if it isnt needed right away so that less backtracking is required
@@CleverKenese creating a daily schedule was what I was most excited about, but I've found that I'm much better at doing this task for my self than some random A.I. Honestly, haven't really found a good use for chatGPT yet, despite subscribing to 4.0 and watching lots of videos. Fun to mess with, though.
Thank you for mentioning the ethics behind ai art. It’s a scary time for artists right now and having seen other people in tech dismiss it is very upsetting.
right?? im part of a software engineering fellowship lately and in that group theres been a lot of us who gather around for talking and sharing resources for AI/Machine Learning. i love computer vision and how it interprets things and quantizes things into numbers, it was a heavy focus in my CS degree, but i also have a background in fine arts where i studied printmaking, ceramics and oil painting. coming from both worlds, i still hold firm that ethics need to be addressed before its utilized. software dev could be as creative and artistic as any art, and i wish tech centric people could see that, why not have empathy towards potential harmful uses something could have. ive seen people argue that printmaking, ceramics, and bespoke clothing/tailoring etc are still around and are paid more (in actuality they arent) now because people still appreciate hand made custom work, but thats still such a hard up hill battle to state your price and worth because it can be so easily commoditized or manufactured, just because it's still around doesnt prove that artists cant be replaced. people will go towards the cheaper option, and if ai art is available to someone who just wants simple pictures with as little friction as possible, its just what businesses will choose :(
The human race is designed to advance. And that's what technology is for. To improve the human race. Art has a lot of meaning to it. Despite photography, fine arts and painting still exist. So what I'll say is technology (AI) would either complement art or provide a different approach to making art which artists can be trained on. But technology has to advance, it is for the best of human civilization.
Girl. You are the plug! Been struggling to come up with a meal plan to make sure I’m meeting my caloric goal and it’s been rough! I used used chatGPT to come up with a plan and a grocery list. Sent it over to my trainer and he confirmed it’s legit! Thank you!
Wow thank you for sharing. As a personal development coach who works with career professionals and leaders, I can assure you that AI will lead to the depreciation of human intelligence. Imagine all the creativity that can be achieved using combined intelligence of so many people and then not crediting them for their work? AI is generating its intelligence from billions of data from human sources. There will be so many lawsuits and I'm glad I live in Europe. They will be the first to regulate the use of AIs to reward artists and content creators for their work by identifying how AI sources for its intelligence. It's not even about the moral aspect but our society's collective and individual intelligence as a whole will be degenerative as a result of so many people being less creative and more dependent on AI to write their copy or generate ideas using other people's ideas. At the moment the biggest problems that my clients are having is that there is a lack of critical thinking amongst their teams. Companies are currently struggling from hiring people who cannot utilise deep thinking and creating thinking to execute their responsibilities. Now imagine kids in grade school, high school and college using AI for their assignments and studies? We would have the least creative and intelligent generation ever. Simply because something is possible doesn't mean that we should use it and depend on it. We should evolve as human species but we should be better for it and not worse. Will AI speak for you? Pitch your meetings for you? Write your books for you? Perform live events like poetry, concerts and inspiring speeches?
Creators who are making videos on this technology are only concerned about getting best out of trends in order to leverage their position in viewership market. Everyone is doing it to benefit something out of it, small youtubers to gain subs, established youtubers to create profitable event. In the long term I see talking more about this is harmful because slowly using AI will become a norm for doing even the simplest thing as writing a letter to your lover that calls for emotional vibes in between the words. Gives hope when you say Europe will protect the content rights of people and regulate these technologies. I like the point you mentioned here about this tech trained on data created by human intelligence offered by humans for free on internet who did not even know their data is being used to train the model used behind this technology. We are indeed moving towards depreciation which is sad.
Great video! I can say the same. Having these tools in my life has been extremely helpful - I use Notion AI and ChatGPT for many things, including travel itineraries and content ideas. Also happy to you called out the unethical ways these can be used.
I love your videos! Would you ever do a video on your haircare routine and skincare routine? I would love to know how you keep your hair looking flawless
This was very informative! Thanks so much! 🙏🏽 And I totally agree with what you said at the end: PEOPLE are training the A.I.....and it's people who have programmed the various algorithms. So naturally, many false information and false narratives and stereotypes will be woven into the fabric of A.I.
Super interesting, I didn't realise ChatGPT could be used for our daily habits! Definitely going to look to leverage the CV, travel, and exercise plan aspect. (:
Thanks! It really can be :) They also recently launched plug ins which only super charges they ways you can integrate it irl! For example I saw a tweet where someone took a picture of the inside of their fridge, then asked Chat GPT to create recipes and order any missing items 🤯 here's the tweet: twitter.com/ammaar/status/1645934107304787968?s=46&t=L0Oj8zNYxPh3qfV2cCzk3A
@Bukola wow thats awesome. I wonder if it can do the same for people who are hoarders. Helping in decide what to keep, give away and how to make as tidy and organised as possible from the space available?
Love your hair and ChatGpt has been very helpful with my language learning project…these other AI programs are awesome suggestions that I didn’t know about.
Soo interested to see chatgpt knowledge of the menstrual cycle and factoring achieving and maintaining a healthy cycle with fitness and nutrition plans. Chatgptis powerful!! If I was a student ohhhh the pressure would have being getting worser🤣😅 it has been great for applying for jobs and preparing for interviews. Also creating an early retirement plan.
This is interesting, I love the practicality of this video, and you sharing about ethical concerns of AI. Plus, thank you for purchasing your artwork from the local artist.
Re jobhunting, a hiring manager at work the other day was complaining that most of the applications she had for a particular role had obvious cgpt input and that that was making it difficult to differentiate between the candidates (we have anonymous applications for fairness). Interesting new problem.
First! Queen, you are a phenomenal content creator, storyteller, educator and human being. This was a joy to watch and learn about the possibilities. I appreciate you and I am so proud of you. You are powerful and you will accomplish everything this year. First time follower! Take care and I would love to collab in the future.
There is this cool project I recently discovered, Auto GPT (github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT), that autonomously achieve whatever goal you set.. .so it handles the prompting and will try many different prompts to help you reach your goal! But when I prompt, I use phrases like "You are a expert... " and then asking the question after
So they'll be impressed with your cover letter and upon meeting you are like: wtf, you seemed eloquent. Reminds me of students who cut and paste until they do an assignment where they can't and the difference is stunning.
Thanks for all this examples, I'm going to travel soon and I didn't even think to ask ChatGPT for an itinerary ! ps : Thanks God ChatGPT didn't exist when I was a student. I couldn't resist the temptation 🤣
Great video, I use ChatGPT in many of the ways you mentioned :) I absolutely loved the Venus portraits - gorgeous and this mic that you are holding is so cute :)
prefacing my comment w/ the fact that i have a cs degree and focused in ai/ml. i think its super important to address that chatGPT is still a large language model and is merely regurgitating information parsed from what it was taught. there is still emergence amongst it understanding what it parses but to what extent we dont quite know, any buzz around "emerging general intelligence" is mere marketing hype. machine learning was marketed and hyped up as "artificial intelligence." maybe im cynical/pessimistic here but i really do have openness to it and im embracing it as much i can while treading lightly. that aside though, i love using chatGPT and other services that have been coming out for my self-study in my free time. its helped so much during my rabbitholes where i ask it questions about topics im researching, and itll use words and terms that i wouldnt have thought to add to my searches/queries where i can learn futher--faster. gathering high points from research papers and then going through the sections i do need to read has sped up info gathering, i wish i had this when i was in school because i couldve gone through so many more sources to cite for my capstone. seeing how many people use it to cheat though however... 😬
@7:03, A regular practice of Bikram Yoga, plenty of water and a “mostly” plant based. You do those three things and you’ll be in the best shape of your life. Most Birkam Studios offer an affordable intro week and they’re global. Peace and blessings.
I have my doubts about the HR person who asks for a CV and then receives a CV made by chatgpt and goes : hum, we need someone like this. I can't be bothered looking at his linkedin, so I ask him to send a CV and they can't be bothered writing a CV, so they just asked chatgpt to do it for them. A perfect fit. Someone we can trust our production environment to.
@@Bukola1 I guess, for the average person it looks creative and professional, but for someone who checks multiple CVs everyday, they will probably recognise patterns and styles, Word templates, online generators, or the lack of such patterns. At least I'd expect that from a recruiter, but of course some will only see the fancy template. Anyway, keep up the good work, Bukola 😀👍
Concerning jobs, I think AI will create not new jobs, but new industries. Think of the horse riding era and how many industries were created to cater to the needs of those who used horses for transport? Now juxtapose that with the automotive era. It is quickly evident that more industries were created with the more technological advanced means of transportation.
I really hope the lawyers don't get the best of the AI potential, especially with art. You can be inspired by somebody else art (even copy it) just can't sell it and pass it as yours (the exact copy), but can add something to it and make it yours.Every artist does it!But I understand we might need some regulations against the scammers and lazy fraudsters.
10:12 I am a certified Azure AI Engineer and am unafraid of AI and its services. Look, there will always be the need for human. This is the same 'fret' people had going from typewriter to computer and the Internet. AI will remove toil through automation, create new jobs, allowing humans to do more meaningful work.
@@mjt1517 ummm yes I would still re read my resume if I paid a human to do it. When you purchase a service from a person do you not check to see if their work is satisfactory?
I wonder why you haven’t thought on buying a house? Do you like the idea of renting apartment more than house? Is it better financiall? Just curious on thoughts.
It's cool but I'm scared too honestly. This type of technology is going to be used very irresponsibly and so many people will have so much power at their fingertips.
Got any recommendations for converting midjourney images to physical art pieces? I feel like there'd just so many options with just a little (but significant) differences.
You made a good point about powers that be needing to find a way for people to take care of themselves. After being automated out of a 22 year career that seemed safe, I'm not naive enough to believe anyone is irreplaceable. Still, I'm going to try to get in there and make a few tech bucks before it comes to that.
I’ve heard good things about Berlin, about how it’s young, diverse and a fun city… I’m also really into history, it’s a city with a lot of history Those other cities are on my list too, but at a later date
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I was thinking the same thing. We humans pride ourselves for being the smartest but now rely on AI to think for us. And the “tool” thing is just an excuse.
AI literally helping me in my daily and professional life, it is a tool that helps me be more organized and also evaluative for my work. I love it! Have you even tried it? @@Stoudem
In all fairness, don't rich people do the same thing? ...just not using AI? Need an itinerary?... Ask your assistant or concierge at the hotel. Fitness plan?... Ask your trainer. Help with creating a resume or finding work? ...Ask your career mentor. I understand the way you see it. However, before AI was accessible like this to the masses... there were still people (more privileged) that had access to resources that could provide them these things. In many ways it's smart, it's reclaiming time. Time is something the rich can buy. But for many of us who are not rich, AI might provide us with some of the same time saving benefits of just general life planning. I'd rather my mind be working on something else versus a nutritious diet plan/grocery shopping list 😂
