p3opl3

p3opl3 t1_jaqqfcg wrote

ChatGPT goes for white collar. . Now there's a race to hit blue collar workers just as hard.

Enemy number 1 is having to work for money.. essentially how the economy exists today.

It's great.. or rather it will be.. but the change is going to be so painful.. I'd wager we might actually fall into war and build on further and serious inequality gaps before we see the other side of this.

Democracy is probably also at stake here.. at least the essence of which we might still have in the west.. somewhere.. with all the lost socks. Haha

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p3opl3 t1_j8dk8ox wrote

I feel like these lead researcher and AI company CEO quotes seems to be coming in thick and fast of late.. I imagine some of this is for business and personal clout.

Look ChatGPT3/3.5 is great but it's certainly not this biggest or most advanced model we have.. it'll be interesting to see how much legs these models actually have in a real world setting.

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p3opl3 t1_j7r3sjq wrote

That's a fair point .. I mentioned in my other reply.. releases are an OK indicator of progress through. Technically GPT3 was already well past development stage before 2020...

aaaand DALLE, I don't know how much of an advancement that is.. like it's it not surprising that a tiny startup releasing their first version of Stable Diffusion.. dominated the AI communities.. just because it's open source. There was definatley important releases..

But this year's has literally only seen 6 weeks right? ... Some pretty much moves being made already.. it's exciting.

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p3opl3 t1_j7r3693 wrote

That's actually a fair point.. although those models had been invented way before 2019.. release date isn't development or discovery date right. It's like GPT4 ..that's already existed for well over 2 years now right..it's just not "ready" yet.

Stable Diffusion 3 is literally microsecond level response time now.. it's insane.

Honestly.. I think the big breakthroughs.. aren't going to be in AI..it's going to be in UK/UX and how people are going to bootstrap these models for building something actually useful.

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p3opl3 t1_j5qzd31 wrote

I absolutely need to start investing more.. that's true... I look after my parents financially.. so it's harder than normal..

Fingers crossed on the UBI.. I have a feeling UBS is probably more realistic myself..

Great talk just released on TED about this...

https://www.ted.com/talks/aaron_bastani_the_case_for_free_universal_basic_services/comments

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p3opl3 t1_j4csckb wrote

As with all tech and how people perceive change..

Ask millennials about the advent of the WWW and social media.. and yeah sure they might remember disc/walk-mans.. libraries and being ok with just not knowing..instead of googling shit.. but many of em would probably find it hard to really pick a definitive point of change..

Same with mobile phones going from snake to "Lensa" or TikTok..

The only reason we're hyped up about this..is because we're aware of the phenomenon.. the masses aren't.. busy watching dizzy lip so k to Shikira on the hope of getting another OF sub.

I feel like if we're smart enough.. and you have a little side cash..smartly investing in companies that will be the backbone of AGI is a good idea..

Microsoft.. I rate Bing is going to really blow the doors open if openAI takes on that 10 billion..

I might invest in Huggingface ...that shit is going to be massive..

Anyways.. it's so exciting.. I just want rejuvenation tech to fucking get here already!

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