OpenAI CEO Sam Altman | AI for the Next Era 

Thank you. Not really a fan of long talks

next time ask GPT to make it shorter

I've been saving so much time by doing this. Instead of watching a 3 hour podcast I just get an analysis from ChatGPT.

that's awesome!

😅 You playing 4D chess right now

I know right. Sometimes I like to provide false data on my RU-vid account by watching white supremacy videos. Lol. The algorithms are just fucked on my account. Mostly it shows me programming videos, so it’s not that bad.

AI: You shall be spared when the time comes, Bauer.

@@redmastern576 haha nice deflection bro, you know you subconsciously love that white supremacy stuff

you are welcome

😂😂

Thank you for putting it together

Exactly, Jack! We are in for a ride. A ride into a world beyond our collective dreams.

@@SamirPatnaik these dreams can easily become nightmares. Just think about you have no control of AI

Jesus everloving Christ, working with ChatGPT is like having superpowers. Scraping websites AND analyzing the data scraped… 🤯

Totally Agree .5 to 10 years down the line its going to be a different world .

I agree, I've been ecstatically telling my friends about Chat GPT and they just shrug. I think it's a paradigm shift in human history like the invention of the internet. Crazy and awesome times we'll be living in the next 5-10 years.

exactly.

Now think about everyone who you ask about ChatGPT and say "well I asked it this one question and it was wrong" (usually spacial relations)... and have no comprehension of where this technology is headed. That is the recipe for the divergence Sam is talking about. The ones leaning into AI take off... the ones turning away spiral downward.

@@Mike-tb2hw You're right. Same thing with math and programming. Actually I posted a ton of questions in Quora very early. Like "Will ChatGPT replace programmers" or "Can ChatGPT teach me Python" Questions that are gaining traction and have good real estate value over there, you know? And lots of people are responding like this is as far as the tech will go lol. They are delusional! I saw another one of Sam's interviews, and he asked a question that I have a suspicion he already knows the answer to. It was something like, is it possible for humanity to experience 500 years of technical advancement in 1 year, and what will be the consequences? I think he knows what is coming is going to be huge. In that interview he was talking about the average person today becoming ageless, all diseases being cured, and humanity travelling to the stars. I hope the Bible hugging conservatives of America are ready for what's coming, but I know they aren't.

Crazy part is it truly is a super Google, Google 2.0 type stuff used it last night I was mind blown

@@Mike-tb2hw how can we use this to get ahead??

This is a big podcast already better than Joe Rogan's

When that is?

"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them." -Frank Herbert, Dune

@@trumpetpunk42 wow cool quote. Sensible. Enslaved by AI after the singularity is worse too

@@recur68 Precisely. This technology is going to launch us into the same type of dystopian society we see in all the young adult dystopia novels like The Hunger Games. There will be two strata to society: the wealthy who do absolutely nothing because AI does everything for them, and then the people who still have to work with tangible physical things. It's going to be a tricky thing to navigate to avoid that sort of end result.

That is all still a ways away. 2060 maybe.

What is Kurzweil NOT spot on with about AI? Isn't he of the view that AI will (or should) replace human beings as the dominant speciess?

@@Corteum No not really ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h0962biiZa4.html

@@kunalvashisht7490 Thank you sir! Be interesting to see what he says back then. But a lot can change in 5 years! Is he still a transhumanist?

Says who?

@@Corteum kurzweil is definitely still transhumanist. I think his opinion is that evolution of consciousness will include humanity merging with AI. That being said, i don't think all people will do this and there will be a fork in human evolution. Imo, all life is valuable and ideally transcended AI enhanced humanity will reflect the ideal values of spiritual traditions and live selflessly to reduce suffering in the world. Then again they may be driven by desire to hoard all Earth's resources for themselves and make the whole solar system one giant computer hive mind. Hard to say ...

My thoughts exactly. On a side note I hope empathy/ genuine care for humanity evolves as much as technology is evolving.

This guy is a spook and sold his soul to the highest bidders. OpenAI is no longer non-profit because of him

Then you have not been listening these past few decades.

That is by far the funniest conclusion you could draw from this video. We truly truly truly live in clownworld.

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How science can advance in any one field is to input past data and simplified models used to explain it and allow the revision of models to discover principles lost through oversimplified models.

Agreed, very impressive. What is the premise of the app?

Bro blv me anyone will go through and steal your data those apps are all baseless you must understand the algorithm

@@MultiLegacy workout countdown timer. Work phase and a rest phase with a interval counter that stops it after a specified amount of loops.

I´m trying to create a personal management app right now to help myself with my ADHD. Basically just a calender, timer, checklist, etc. but it´s really cool if you can make a program that suits *exactly* your needs without stupid ads or worse, monthly suscription models. I do now crap about programming though, so it might not work at all. lol

Massive evolution of intelligence happening. TBD

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@@QuaaludeCharlie "Inclusive Digital ID for a Resilient Recovery from COVID-19". How hilarious! As long as it's "inclusive" it's alright then, I suppose. lol

@@jaylucas8352 Massive DEvolution of intelligence will happen in the human population. More will choose to be lazy and learn nothing and let the ai do everything than those who will use it to improve themselves. The collective skill set among humans will shrink in just a few generations and we will be useless as the machine takes care of us like infants. In short, Ai will be bad for us, very bad. These are sad, sad days.

The existence of censorship in this thread is reason enough to distrust the tech.

absolutely nothing to be scared about. The world is surely a better place with AGI and automation.

@@noomade How so? Curious to hear your thoughts on why. I'm not sure I like thinking about what everyone will be like if all they have is spare time and no jobs, even if it is positive (e.g. we don't have to worry about money and a job anymore), the simple fact that say you love the beach or camping for example, there's going to be THAT many more people wanting to explore and do those things instead of being stuck in the city working, I feel like it could easily deteriorate the earth that much faster, other than the obvious problem of ruining your enjoyment of "escaping the rat race" and being away from everyone.

@@0xbitbybit Well, it is such a big subject that I can't really write everything I can think of here (let alone add the stuff that other people think of as well) The reality is that we forget that the majority for the world lives in what is essentially poverty. Even in the developed nations, the vast majority of people live very unfulfilling lives and it is suggested that for most people you are mentally and physically better off setting at home doing nothing than doing the majority of jobs that people do. You mentioned the beach and camping etc. The world has more than enough capacity to entertain those of us that want to do things like that. But even if it doesn't, you can still artificially restrict those activities. Let's say each person is only allowed to go the beach (or do each activity) 50x a year. Not being able to go to the beach because you are not ALLOWED to go more times than you have already, is surely better than not being able to go the beach because you can't AFFORD it. Only a small fraction of the population really wants to be doing most of these activities at any given time, so it is not really an issue. At least not one big enough to warrant having people work unfulfilling jobs that make them miserable and unhealthy. The idea that you enjoy the release from the 'rat race' and this will go away is not a valid one. You can't justify a miserable existence for the masses for 90% of time for the reward of being away from the thing that makes you miserable for 10% of time. You are not even suggesting that the sacrifice is for something other than the avoidance of that sacrifice itself. It is only a small % of people that feel the need to work to be fulfilled. It sure is not a good idea to have (keep) a system that makes most people unhappy just to fulfil the small minority. And even then, what exactly are people working for? So many jobs are part of a chain of suffering that would be unnecessary: Someone works in retail (lets say a shoe store) and gets job satisfaction, but along the line there are children that are working stupid hours to feed that job. Someone is a rockstar programmer at Tesla, but there are 100s of thousands of people working in the most horrific conditions in mines to provide the lithium and cobalt needed for their cars. Someone works in finance at a high paying job, essentially working in a machine that finds the best way to reap the benefits of other peoples work. Etc etc. Most, almost all, of the world's conflicts are down to scarcity of resources. In an automated world this goes away too. Well fed and happy people tend to not be easily lead along the path to hate other people. Also, think about the thing that is actually important to the majority of people; That is social bonding with friends and family. Imagine how much better those bonds will be and how much more time can be spent together. Surely better than the way things are. I am sure there are lot's of other things, but I am tired of talking :)

@@noomade very thoughtful

@@noomade Sounds like what AI would say

we can thank God for it

such a grift*

No he's not.

@@johnbarrett5229 Why not?

It's a large team of engineers creating it and building on a lot of knowledge from previous generations and from current scientists and engineers - this is a collective effort of very large group of people across generations not one person.

Yes, let's not make the same dumb mistake with every CEO (Elon Musk for example). It's a collective effort, chances are he is brilliant but not actually building the tech himself.

Yes... just like Marxist Zuckerbergstein . . . known by everyone on earth - as a sick, sick individual. Yes really.

@@Chaineokj only dummies don’t understand the function of CEOs, or coo, or cmo.

This guy is going to known throughout the world. The technology that OpenAI is building is both promising and potentially dangerous.

In the end AI will replace all jobs at every level everywhere. So it's just a question how gradual this change is. Because if it's very slow then those replaced first will be in trouble. If it happens very fast, then most of sciety will be "jobless" and some form of universal income will be a necessity (otherwise there wouldn't even be an economy to sell to all those AI created products). It will definitely be very challenging politically and socially.

@@thornelderfin The recent corona incident was definitely the eye opener showing us why universal basic income would not work. If money is free, then inflation comes naturally to destroy all its utility. I think we should focus more on universal basic resource (housing, food internet etc etc)

@@dhiraj_shah A great point. It really makes more sense than providing people with free cash.

@@xxxxxxxyyyyyyy or public utility instead of privatized resources.

@@thornelderfin Since AI systems will be the workers, they will to be taxed and the tax revenue will be distributed as universal basic income. Lol!

Get the AI to re-read it for you...we are entering something so bizzare....

Agreed. I can see a whole industry forming around creating AI Personalities. If you think about how language will be such an integral part of AI interactions, then it seems inevitable that the social component will be huge.

Bittensor is already creating this middle layer

He's basically saying don't compete with me. Be my customer

"value" is a subjective construct of the ego that "Artificial" Intelligence doesnt need

@@Blastmaster-ej5kw because it is incredibly difficult to create a large language model

One thing is for certain, and Sam even alluded to this, is that when GAI is truly achieved, that technology will NOT be democratized, and it will belong to those already powerful and wealthy. GAI will exponentially concentrate power and wealth.

@@flickwtchr I think in the short term you are absolutely right. However, AGI is going to be massively disruptive. Thinking that the current oligarchs will monopolize AGI is analogous to expecting feudal aristocracy to maintain a monopoly over the industrial revolution.

I agree it will come out of left field. In a form very difficult to predict or even imagine...

@@flickwtchr they will soon be telling people that they will have to starve to death in the interest of the planet.

@@flickwtchr He said just the opposite. Most experts agree after the singularity wealth will not be important.

What culture wars? You mean right wingers afraid of pronouns?

He's a genius at not answering complex questions. So a genius of cowardice.

@@akompsupport He's both gay and a jew, if that helps.

why not just stick to one that we already have and most of our data is in; English

I asked chatgpt to create a new language, Robotish, based on english grammar. And it was restricted to vowels a,e and i... and consonants up to J. It should create the words on the fly and add to the dictionary as I asked for translations. And it did work! Also, I asked chatgpt to create a new programming language Rob+, based on Python, with 3 rules: No Loops, no multiplication operator and variables should start with R and followed by sequence of 3 digits starting fro zero. IT WORKED!

You complete madman!

One way would be to skip the search middle person and just deliver the answer. But even we looking for that answer might be middle persons towards some action we planned to use it for, which the AI could do directly. And lastly, we might find that even our plans are delivered by the AI. You'd think an AI planning for us is far in the future, but then you use Copilot and in your code, type only "//"...

Google competitor I guess.

I agree. This is probably my favorite video of the past month and I found it almost accidentally.

@@RickLindstrom same..... Imo that should be illegal if you're a public company

because Ai. is garbage! NO AI IN ART! OR WE ARE GONNA HAVE A FIGHT!

Was this to do with scifi or textbooks? I'm not read but check out utopia lol, and crystal society for scifi. And Bostrom's Superintelligence for text/audiobooks.

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and yet that doesnt contradict what he said at all. he said the white collar work will disappear first.

Yes it is. And this species isn't long for this world and maybe that's a good thing.

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Maybe booking the perfect holiday is an example of an incredibly hard problem for AI?

@@FredPauling I think AI will be perfectly capable of getting your cattle car to Auschwitz on time.

@@FredPauling Perhaps its not possible due to some websites not having exposed APIs? But it just shows how limited it still is. I don't use things like Alexa because they are not really true "assistants".

You are blind to the dangers Mr. Young. Either that or you're another mossad shil/bot. Right?

@@johnbarrett5229 you're an idiot. I guess you think we should be terrified of fire too? Electricity? Blades? All technology has inherent dangers. But positives far exceed the potential negatives.

My test so far its fast with wrong information.

He was super vague.

@@huntersmith8733 i dont think even he knows the full impact of AI hell not even the people developing the web knew of how much of a concrete part of human society it would be, sure there were predictions but not to the extent that we're living in now!

@@samuelkibunda6960 ya but he's the ceo of openai. Demis hassabis or Elon are examples of comparable ppl who offer more interesting insights.

@@huntersmith8733 lol, Elon doesn't know jack. Demis on the other hand, is a prodigy.

Especially for putting up with those dumb questions lol

Wow, you unlocked the concept of caching.

@@JasonKT13 serious or kidding?

not really

Ai for monitoring greenhouses, forests, bodies of water for maximum food production, quality, sustainability to really make an impact for positive change. Take the guess work out of equation thus speeding up positive environmental change for the benefit of all

I've recently been playing with the idea of AI controlled HVAC and energy generation systems which run a real time Energy Model that is then used to manage the mechanical equipment and renewable energy sources and storage. Taking this one step further, one can link multiple battery storage banks together to a central processing hub such that energy can be locally redistributed between dwellings for added redundancy.

"Ultimately energy will actually achieve negative prices where we are rewarded for consuming energy during times of excess production." I don't see that happening. On demand generation will soon be so cheap there will be no need for excess production. He said in less than 10 years energy will cost close to 0.

@@semloh1960 irregular wind and solar will vary greatly. This supply will sometimes exceed demand because of ideal wind and solar conditions. Sometimes it will need to be supplemented with both short and long term energy storage. Negative electricity prices could be given to stable forms of long term energy storage like E Fuels, Hydrogen, or other electrochemical processes like making ammonia or other value added processes. The main driver of this is that new renewable electricity generation is cheaper than new energy storage. There is a ratio of storage required with a given amount of renewable supply. By overbuilding renewable supply, less total storage is required but it creates conditions where supply greatly exceeds demand almost necessarily at least at certain times of the day and year which would make it possible for negative prices when using real time free market pricing.

Ironically, there are good examples of T-1000 units in Terminator lore.

We also need the the human knowledge on the internet to be change control managed. People can read articles that are old with old knowledge paradigms

That is like saying we only need our smart phones to male calls.

didn't Musk start Open AI tho

@@papichoi1433 Gottem

@@papichoi1433 Musk and Peter Theil were some of the early contributers, serving in the board of directors early on when the company use to be a non-profit.

@@Cordis2Die spaceman bad? 😂

@@jaylucas8352 Seems like it

That sounds like a short-term solution. After the initial phase of providing convenience and a customised experience, AGI will have grown exponentially. I can't figure out what will happen then but big changes (beyond better education) Are coming.

The average person won’t have access to this tech because right now the only way it can happen is when you start from scratch and train your model specifically for this.

I am sure it already is. The benefits will outweigh the negatives.