New CHATGPT-4o - I have NO WORDS 

Some say learning new languages, especially at a young age, has positive effects on brain development and cognition. Will this be yet another way in which AI weakens our mental capacity?

Let me tell you that you always think outside the box and offer a perspective that many haven't considered. I admire you for that. You're always creative

I think it's important to know Not only is this feature not currently available to Americans. It's also only available to people willing to pay $20 a month. And even though $20 is not that crazy of an amount to pay the translation feature has been available on Google for a long time I've personally had it on my phone for months. And yes it is designed where 2 people talk in real-time and it translates.

Remember what happened the last time humans built their Tower of Babel? We'll see if it works out any better this time.

This is the end of Babel curse 😂

It’s like a reverse Tower of Babel …! 😊 1:23

They are well on their way to inventing Data from StarTrek. And I just put as much money down on NVIDIA as I could round up. I was very impressed with Jensen in his presentation a few weeks back. He's a humanitarian. Something about people from Taiwan...

I absolutely guarantee, your video will have very many words...

I love your videos and I think your analysis of AI impact is accurate. What’s the book you are featuring behind you? GPT4o thinks it’s Fox Fanfare or Fox Theory but neither book seems to exist.

There will still be the problem of people working in bad faith, using the translation layer to deceive and mislead. It's not the end of the Tower of Babel situation, but it does significantly reduce the barrier. There will also be the problem of people who don't know how to ask clear questions. The Trump-Putin press conference problem can happen again. A sloppy double question might come through as a complex single question, and an infelicitous answer might still come back.

I'm not worried about it; I'd rather let AI handle things since I prefer not doing too much. I'd rather stay home and continuously absorb knowledge all day until bedtime-it's truly satisfying. This is the key to avoid disappointment from your past efforts rendered meaningless overnight by a technological breakthrough. It's time for humanity to find value in other things, not just manual labor.

I found your research very insightful and your opinion very valuable, which is why I really hope my comment will be responded to by you. One of the aspects I didn't understand at all. I always came to the opposite opinion and even listening to your reasoning I logically expected just such a conclusion, but I heard the opposite, which goes against your own logic of narration, namely (please clarify, maybe I misunderstood). You say that such a universal language will kill the diversity of cultures and languages, but doesn't the fact that we will have such an advanced tool for communication while eliminating the need to learn a foreign language, will not allow us to preserve many cultures and languages that are not considered international? My thought with the development of digital text, then voice, and now “neural” translators has always been “how great it is that the dominance and expansion of an international language (now English), and the resulting need to switch to it if you want to move to a better country, to get a better job - is increasingly fading into oblivion thanks to technology. now a resident of a third world country, speaking an endangered dialect will no longer be cut off from information and will be able to pass on his knowledge and experience to the next generation, because -of this technology. (I've been thinking about this for a long time and a lot), and despite my extremely skeptical attitude to the vast majority of things in this world, and I am naturally able to think globally, have a habit of assessing potential, etc. - and most things cause me ambiguous thoughts, but in this particular case, I have always seen an absolutely consistent good (exactly in the context of preserving culture and languages). And thank you so much for such accurate, concise, concise, and incredibly valuable content!

There is much overlap already between the languages. Computerese will evolve, as well. 🦅 9:16

Yeah, it seams knowing a foreign language is no longer a valuable skill. Хотя, не думаю что стоит из-за этого переживать. Как вы верно подметили эта технология (auto-translation) принесет огромную пользу. В целом же, если нам не удастся решить AI alignment, нас ждут проблемы посерьезнее обесценивания навыков.

Ai, Robotics, Cybernetics, Genetic Engineering, Regenerative Medicine, Space..

Its not 4.0 its 4o (omni)

You're assuming it is possible to translate perfectly from one language to another, that all concepts or cultural ideas can be translated.

If the RU-vidr thinks 50% of all conflicts are due to miscommunication then the RU-vidr has ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE about geopolitics. As an example, the demonisation of Russia was because Russia stands in the way of a US led unipolar world order. As a result Russia needs to be undermined and ultimately split up into lesser weaker states that can be incorporated as vassal states. This is the reason nato encroaches on Russian border, this is the reason for Ukraine war. To say modern conflict erupts because of miscommunication is laughable and immature, anyhow

Nothing new. RU-vid has been offering automated voice recognition (subtitles) and translation for more than a decade.

This is literally an iPhone moment happening again get ready the iPhone moments will keep coming faster and faster 😅

I was just telling a friend about this today. THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING. Many global problems are a direct result of language incompatibilities - it's as if we all were using different parts in all our engines, houses, everything - unable to buy the critical parts you needed if you traveled across an imaginary line. If you can talk to ANYONE, you can at least try to get along with them. Hopefully wars will become a thing of the past.

I don't think AI is "teaching" one language.. it is just translating languages. So, cultures will stay the same, but "misunderstandings" perhaps will ease more, and we will be friendlier to each other? I am not worry about it, I think it is the second step after the "internet" was found. Third step? finding a common currency. Now, that would be a breakthrough and final step for the next level of humanity. Don't you think so?

Cultures divide people. I’d rather have safe McDonalds than fancy restaurants that get bombed all the time. Pros outweigh the cons.

Translators needs to look for another job ... expect H manga translators because openAI content policy 😂

it can't translate all the languages, but only languages it has enough data

This guy thinks Babel tower is a good idea? What does God think of that?

So there won't be any loss in translation with AI? 😅

It can translate spanish to english, but I doubt it can translate spanish to german or japanese, we have to wait

Бред на хайпе, ever heard of google translate?