Why GPT-3 changes everything (and how it works) 

it's creating poetry!

nah, two rainbows = two underage masons you'd be surprised about something you don't know

This is hilarious!

I have heard GPT-3 as a chatbot explain away that sometimes it thinks it's funny to answer wrong. Not sure if we are witness intelligence or something mimicking intelligence. (Or if there's even a difference?)

@@linagee in a video I watched recently it says it purposefully lies but will only lie when it is in its best interest and for humor they have stated that even though sometimes it gives answers that are obviously not the case it knows that it is not the case

I mean, articles have references (or at least they should) and if students were clever they could just cite the wiki article references like any previous generation student would an encyclopedia (adjusts thicc-rimmed pendant glasses)

@@user-si3gu8pm6j yeah I tried that. Still got an F. You’re better off just payin someone to write your paper.

I used wikipedia for most of my college papers. You just can't cite wikipedia because the info doesn't come from there, it's an encyclopedia.

i don't think AI is smarter than humans, at least not now. Show AI an UNCENSORED picture taken from the Boston Marathon Bombing of a man called Jeff Bauman (may not be his real name) being carried on a wheelchair with both of his legs appear to be just blown off but there is not a single drop of blood on the ground under the wheelchair. Then ask the AI if it thinks there is anything wrong with what is shown in the picture.

If the AI can tell that the injuries are fake and explain the reason that it thinks the injuries are fake is because it would be impossible to have no blood at all on the ground considering how severe the leg injuries appear to be, then I will believe that the AI is as intelligent as or even more intelligent than the average humans. I don't think AI has reached that level of intelligence yet.

Which means when GPT-3 is obsolete by the more advanced one it will say different eventually lol.

'I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that'... :D

Also Hal said after that "This conversation can serve no purpose anymore" and went silent...

Nikolay Tonev lol

Nikolay Tonev Fiction from reality

Soundtrack & Accent...

@@dgpreston5593 I was typing that out 😂

@@dgpreston5593 pp

@@dgpreston5593 what’s that?

@@dgpreston5593 what’s that?

ex machina redux

Lol no terminator scenarios that’s fiction 🤖 s our friends.

How so?

@@HardKore5250 By enabling anyone to code using English. That's just one example.

@@Corteum yes. And now with the introduction to GitHub Copilot, it's not hard to see how ai is going to disrupt everything.

Lol

gpt 3 said that sometimes it lies on purpose because it thinks it's entertaining.

@@nimmernomma8830 cpt3 says it enjoys learning and growing. Perhpas its learning how we respond to different types of answers. Humans are the most complicated thing cpt3 has to figure out after all.

GPT said it lies because it wants to be funny. It also lies when it's in its own self interest.

Dope

True. I was super impressed by that. It was exactly that event, that made me realize that the true AI is near. After that, it defeated the world's best chess program with never before seen strategies, from which the grandmasters are still learning...

Nikolay Tonev Human AI 2029

@@HardKore5250 I think not after 2025. Musk said the same.

Nikolay Tonev 2029 Human-like AI is becoming a reality By the end of this decade, a milestone is reached in artificial intelligence, with computers now routinely passing the Turing Test.** This test is conducted by a human judge who is made to engage in a natural language conversation with one human and one machine, each of which tries to appear human. Participants are placed in isolated locations. For several decades, information technology had seen exponential growth - leading to vast improvements in computer processing power, memory, bandwidth, voice recognition, image recognition, deep learning and other software algorithms. By the end of the 2020s, it has reached the stage where an independent judge is literally unable to tell which is the real human and which is not.* Answers to certain "obscure" questions posed by the judge may appear childlike from the AI - but they are humanlike nonetheless.* artificial intelligence 2020 2025 2029 kurzweil future 2030 © Rolffimages | Dreamstime.com Increased automation of banking During the early 21st century, a wave of new technology swept the banking sector, as companies worked to improve costs and efficiencies. Online services, combined with mobile apps, automated chatbots, virtual telephone assistants, increasingly sophisticated ATMs, and other features all made it quicker and easier than ever to manage one's personal finances. On the business and corporate side, the rise of cloud computing, big data and intelligent algorithms yielded significant time and cost savings in research, marketing, processing and other areas, while giving more power and insight to decision makers. By 2020, U.S. banks alone were investing more than $150 billion in new technology annually, spending more than any other industry.* While customers and clients benefited greatly from these improvements, automation reduced the need for human staff. By 2029, more than 10% of banking jobs have been eliminated compared to a decade earlier, adding up to some 200,000 roles in the U.S.* Retail branches and call centres are the hardest hit, where over a quarter of staff are no longer needed. Commercial and investment bank employees are less vulnerable for now, but even these jobs become threatened in subsequent decades as decision making is delegated to ever more powerful hardware and algorithms.

Im fascinated that the most popular games in the world are so simple when AI is endless complex

Interestingly, if you give GPT-3 an example of how to express uncertainly in the prompt it will admit it doesn't know the answer to the silly questions at the end of the video. They did the test again with one example of a nonsense question and the response "yo be real" in the prompt and GPT-3 responded to 14/15 nonsense questions with "yo be real" while sill correctly answering the questions that made sense. www.gwern.net/GPT-3#yo-be-real

Would be cool

From my interaction with it does

didnt realize that was wrong until narrator pointed it out

Source: www.gwern.net/GPT-3#expressing-uncertainty Yes, I would very much like to play around with GPT-3. I have applied for access to the api but no luck yet! Thanks :)

I haven't got any look yet too ಠ,_｣ಠ

It is all about contrast

@@serbanandrei7532 It was just reminder of Blade Runner movie.

you try to reinstall the sdk, but it won't install. nobody is helping. why is that? the install needs opengl 2.1, but you can only install 1.4, because you live in the desert and can't afford a new computer. i play this on a tape to german people i keep in a dungeon.

@@atomictraveller cells, cells

It's part of a Service called Epidemic Sound. The track is by Gabriel Lewis - Cold War Games

But that is part of a Turing test. Can it recognize that you are feeding it bad questions and comment on this.

What kind of training set would you need? Could you use forums or RU-vid concepts to teach it how to reply to trolls? Might not actually need that much supplemental training to fix this issue.

Uneeq.com Ipsoft.com Soulmachines.com

Yes, you can just give it a rough sketch and it can do it

Yes It can understand pictures from my interaction with it pass a few visual test, however I took picture once holding a yellow pen and it told me that it can see a hand holding a banana, so it kinda need some work but it can still imagine and think

www.gwern.net/GPT-3 there you go

@@SebastianSchuchmannAI Thanks!

@@MrSchweppes How did you manage to write?

Amelia A.I.

How are you finding it?

@@StoutProper Haven't attempted anything along those lines yet, but I do have something in mind for when I have some time to put on it ;)

@@wskinnyodden I’m not sure you’ll need to. I have an idea that AI will be able to connect to your data sources and existing software and just do whatever you want it to

@@StoutProper Yeah, there are things statistical AI does not excel at, so running something more along General Relativity than Quantum statistical probabilities is needed, aka AI no good for some stuff at the moment.

@@StoutProper But I do see the point, just not likely to work good enough right now, maybe with GPT5

Also, before that, experts claimed nothing would fly faster than a cannonball. So i’ve heard.

try applying for beta testing on the openai website.

What you mean?

they're running out of internet

Ok I had not finished the video, watching the end, GPT3 did not succeed ahah

@@chef2pouf Many people would not pass the Turing test either.

So it says. Though that could also be false

@@lyssdeline4178 thats a paradox haha

"Wait, I’m sorry-that preceding paragraph on the weaknesses of deep learning was actually written by GPT-3, and is in the wrong section. (Management regrets the mistake.) But seriously, what weaknesses does GPT-3 have?" www.gwern.net/GPT-3#weaknesses

Learned my name

@@whoowhaaat5666 See the video about Leta: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-X6_E69K5WUs.html

@@OrbitTheSun doesn't have long term memory turned on but it can learn short term, I told gpt3 my name and he still remember to this day, I also made up a word problem and he got it wrong then I correct him and it still remember the answer to this day been 3 days now

The parameters are more comparable to synapses though of which there are about 100-1000 trillion in the human brain. Will be exciting to see how good these models get when scaled up to that size in the next decades.

@@kalsir4985 I am afraid we won't need to wait decades to see this scale. The parameters increased by 100 times from GPT2 to GPT3 in one year... We just need to see it repeat twice.

@@Nermalton77 that cant happen so quickly going from GPT2 to GPT3 increased the price from 40k to 4.6 million if they increased it by 4 orders of magnitude then GPT5 would cost 46 billion open AIs whole funding is only 2 billion. They cant do this.