When GPT-5 is coming out | Sam Altman and Lex Fridman 

That’s not what breaking the 4th wall is

@@DanCampbellKneecapsRight… but with Lex’s tone and the way he implies (or state fact as an all seeing being) it sure felt like it was up that alley. A “wall” was definitely broken 😉

​@@DanCampbellKneecaps unless OP is named Sam, then kinda

@@Mr.Bear. Thank you for not being super literal lol and sharing the sentiment

​@@Mr.Bear.one could say you fell off a 'wall' and need to get that 'concussion' checked out

True. What he brought forward were just some vague words aimed to restore trust and generate hype. Nothing concrete was said in this.

Yea, this guy tries hard to be mysterious and undeniable. That fry is nuts.

He should enter into politics ...

Yep

lol it actually made a tremendous lot of sense. Did you expect some trade secrets in there too? lol.

That's because they inveted it basically

​@@AkosMyeah, but the question is: What does the military have at this point in terms of AI/LLM models?

@@Humanaut. things we can't even imagine. I would wager that the tech they use is 10-20 years ahead of mainstream usage.

​@@Humanaut. I don't think military has better ai technology

def not, they are not further in ai@@AkosM

I agree on the deliberate part. I can't put my finger on why though

@@andreasv9472same

He's Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos, who trans'd to avoid jail time lmao. Even the eyes check out 🤣

He is not as horrible to listen to as Ezra Klein that have that Valley Girl inflection on top of the vocal fry but it is bad...

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The problem is Open AI was started and has been marketed as a non profit research organization with the goal of developing "safe and ethical AI that benefits all humanity" while in fact it is slowly turning into something else. Even the "OpenAI" name suggests it's an open, transparent operation like the open source software projects etc. With big money and big tech being coopted by OpenAI (i.e., Microsoft) I see this increasing tendency to keep things secret, rationing information about the progress and becoming less and less transparent. It reminds me of the trick used by the tech community in the 90s with the Internet - it was once also marketed as a cool, beneficial, open, democratic tool to connect people and ideas. While it's true, its also a lot more - harvesting data, spying on people, manipulation, etc. It took people 20 years to realise the catchy slogans like Google's "dont be evil" was just a cloak to keep people thinking the internet is a free, cool thing given away by smart people who are inherently good.

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By the time gta6 is out , it'll be outdated

He has an ear piece and gpt5 is transmitting words into his ears 😂

The first red flags came with GPT2

"Elon mess"... Like if it's their mess, and not Elon having a vendetta against Microsoft, OpenAI, and Google. Remove Elon from the picture and there is no mess whatsoever.

After watching the full interview, I feel like a majority of my faith in Sam is restored. I still am worried for the company, but just because this is such a seriously consequential technology that is going to impact humanity in our lifetime, and once unleashed, there will be no going back.

The idea that the military will just watch from the sidelines as a private company develops AGI is so naive

​@@tombodenmann980 the military or CIA have sleeper cells in OpenAi etc. They will allow them to develop because China and Russia are trying to achieve AGI. However, once completed it will go straight into their hands.

​@@ClintMoodyThe actual fuck is wrong with you? Sure you're not projecting?

​@@ClintMoodywhat exactly makes him a sociopath? I'm genuinely curious because I've seen people judge a lot of tech guys as evil people just because they are weird, he could be a sociopath but i don't think you can know that just based on an interview

Pretty sure he’s autistic, not a sociopath

But in 3 minute

Stop glazing

the comments about his appearance, vibe, voice, etc. are so bizarre

It manages to be worse every single time.

He wants to sound special and cool

Yes….really ugly voice….

People's voice deepen when they feel uncomfortable. It's happened to me. It's a confidence issue from over questioning yourself and being constantly uncertain about things.

@@jacksonvaldez5911 pitch is different from vocal fry, but fair point. It could have been anxiety related.

Came to comments to see if anyone else saw.

Agreed and this should scare us all.

Like Elon Musk?

@@juanche978 Look at the score card - Elon founded and invested heavily in a company to try and stop big tech controlling AI, then Sam closed it off, sold it to Microsoft and made a clause in the contract so that he can use the unreleased super AI to build his own products, all while bragging about how he didn't take any equity in the first company.

@@anyoneanyone28Grook is open source?

Perplexity isnt a model, they are using other peoples models such as GPT 4 or Claude

the only comparable model is claude 3 opus. which in ipinion is better at most coding tasks but also worse at some and think its even for other stuff.

While I'm not assessing the models themselves, I am evaluating their services. For the same cost, Perplexity provides a broader range of offerings. @@TheManinBlack9054

Steve was also an engineer and not just some business head that people allude to. Altman is just as detailed.

I've noticed something like that too. It's like an incompetent person trying to look professional

Why?

I mean he chose to leave

Why because he will start a war and tech will advance rapidly for weapons?