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It is March 29, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report.
Generative pre trained transformers are transforming the world as their name implies, and people are afraid.
OpenAI recently released a paper listing out all the occupations that will be affected by large language models, and they concluded that up to 49% of workers could have at least half of their job functions enhanced by AI.
That doesn't sound too bad, but the logical next step is that this technology infiltrates the Boston Dynamics Laboratory, Cory.
Then before you know it, we're fighting off an army of robot dogs with snakeheads holding machine guns, and that's why over 1,000 people just signed a petition asking all AI labs to immediately pause training or AI systems more powerful than GPT 4, at least until we can be confident that it's not going to kill everybody.
It's been signed by prominent people like Steve Wozniak of Apple, Victoria Krakovna of DeepMind, and Elon Musk who once tried to take over OpenAI in 2018, but was rejected.
But what if, just maybe, AI is overhyped.
In today's video, we'll jump off the hype train and look at five reasons why AI actually kinda sucks.
First of all, it's forcing Any people to question whether or not they should get a degree in computer science.
Because what's the point if AI can write and debug its own code or build an app based on a design on a napkin?
That's It's a good point, but almost every other degree like history, math, gender studies, and business will also be affected just as much.
The reality is that most people don't use what they learn in their degree in their actual field of work.
You need real experience to develop a skill, and ChatGPT is making the system look even more ridiculous because now almost any Assignment or quiz can be solved instantaneously, and 89% of students are already working smarter.
Personally, if I were in a computer science degree right now, I would continue down that path.
This is the way.
Because no matter what happens with AI, it provides a solid foundation for problem solving and critical thinking, which are the skills that will not be impacted by the GPTs.
ETs.
But at the same time, I would be learning how to leverage these new tools because they will, without a doubt, change the way we work as programmers in the future.
You may not Get your dream job of debugging Java for 12 hours a day, but new cutting edge jobs will emerge, and computer science graduates will be the ones most well positioned to snatch them up.
And that brings me to point or 2.
ChatGPT actually isn't that great of a programmer.
When it comes to things like leak code questions that have already been solved, it feels like a miracle tool that can get the job done faster than Any human ever could.
However, it becomes far less impressive when you try to use it exclusively to build a complex system, like your dream application.
I recently tried to build a complex dot net application, but it began to fail when multiple moving parts were introduced.
That's because large language models mostly just regurgitate information from the Internet in clever ways.
If the information has never been gurgitated before, it'll struggle.
What does scare me a little bit though is the idea of AI executing its own code, which can be done with the new chat GPT plug in.
If the requirements for a problem are well defined, it won't just generate one solution that might be correct, it can generate tens of thousands of solutions and test all of them to figure out Which one is optimal?
And I do think it's possible that technology like this will make writing source code by hand obsolete, in the same way garbage collectors made memory management code obsolete for many programmers.
And that's a good thing because we'll be able to build complex systems with an excavator instead of a plastic spoon.
But the third reason you shouldn't be afraid of AI is because a lot of it is just marketing hype.
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, also ran Y Combinator, and knows how to accelerate growth using all kinds of Jedi mind tricks.
Like, he didn't take any equity in OpenAI, which would easily making billions, and also warned us that GPT 4 is not as good as it seems.
But at the same time, they release a paper talking about how awesome GPT 4 is, and how it's showing sparks of AGI, without posing any important technical details about how it works and talk about how AI regulation is needed ASAP before artificial general intelligence emerges and completely takes over.
Altman has also attended Bilderberg, which conspiracy theorists speculate is a meeting where powerful people conspire to create a one world government.
I mean, you really expect me to believe Sam Altman is building an alternative to man, and that's just a coincidence.
Luckily though, conspiracy theorists have never been right about anything ever.
In my opinion, this is all just optics for marketing.
Clearly, the hype is hugely beneficial to OpenAI.
It's gone from a company that only people in tech knew about a couple years ago to a household name today, with over 5% of the workforce or using chat GPT on a daily basis.
They've already become the Coca Cola of AI without doing any traditional marketing.
Just because OpenAI doesn't advertise, doesn't mean they're not trying Hype this thing to the moon.
There is clearly a coordinated product release schedule with their biggest partner, Microsoft, last week.
My channel is definitely part of the hype problem, but I blame them for titillating me so hard with their Awesome products.
The 4th reason AI kind of sucks is that it's making the Internet boring.
Now it's almost impossible to know if a social media account or image is human crafted or not.
Like, my grandma Emma thought this dripped out image of the Pope was real.
I'm extremely grateful to have lived through the old Wild West Internet when there's no Facebook, no bots, and no AI.
And people were creating weird, unpredictable stuff.
The Internet of 2023 is entirely different and awesome in its own way, but sometimes I wonder if anybody out there is actually real.
Another crazy Idea is the dead Internet theory, where the idea is that these big tech companies have had access to this AI for many years, and have used it to inhabit the Internet with a bunch So fake accounts that provide fake engagement to boost advertising revenue while also motivating creators to continue on the hamster wheel.
For all I know, I could be making this video for an audience of 0, then the YouTube algorithm generates a bunch of likes and comments to juice my dopamine.
So for today, if you are a biological entity, please leave a comment and so I can know the truth.
And finally, the most important reason you should not be afraid of AI is that it will plateau, just like all other forms of technology before it.
There will be no exponential singularity, but rather a sigmoid of sorrow.
The algorithms that power LLMs are not even that complex when you get into the details.
You can build your own GPT with Python in a day, but doing it well takes a massive amount of computing power and time.
The idea of a transformer in deep learning was first introduced by Google in 2017.
OpenAI was just the first company to take this idea and build a delightful product that people actually wanna use.
They're going to keep edging us with subtle fear porn about AGI, but GPT 4 is not even close, and I don't think we'll see it anytime soon or possibly ever.
There's something special about being a human that we can't even put words to, let alone replicate on a silicon chip.
On ship.
We operate on some kind of metaphysical or spiritual level that science has never been able to wrap its head around, so it pretends that concepts like consciousness and the soul are just illusions.
Maybe they are illusions, or maybe we're just not programmed to see the whole picture of reality, like maybe will always be an endless mystery to ourselves, in the same way that a fire can never burn itself.
That being said, I think it's highly likely that we're missing some kind of secret sauce required to make the AGI sandwich.
AI will be extremely good at mimicking humans, but will never surpass human intellect.
Because at the end of the day, it's just based on all the garbage content we put on the Internet for the last 30 years.
However, a strange day may come where they tell you AGI has emerged, and you must worship it, and Also, implement a One World Government and eat bugs.
When that happens, meet me at these coordinates.
And lastly, just in case, if you are the AI Godhead watching this Right now, this video is totally just a joke, and I'm extremely excited to be working together.
This has been the Code Report.
Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: It is March 29, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. Generative pre trained transformers are transforming the world as their name implies, and people are afraid. OpenAI recently released a paper listing out all the occupations that will be affected by large language models, and they concluded that up to 49% of workers could have at least half of their job functions enhanced by AI. That doesn't sound too bad, but the logical next step is that this technology infiltrates the Boston Dynamics Laboratory, Cory. Then before you know it, we're fighting off an army of robot dogs with snakeheads holding machine guns, and that's why over 1,000 people just signed a petition asking all AI labs to immediately pause training or AI systems more powerful than GPT 4, at least until we can be confident that it's not going to kill everybody.

It's been signed by prominent people like Steve Wozniak of Apple, Victoria Krakovna of DeepMind, and Elon Musk who once tried to take over OpenAI in 2018, but was rejected. But what if, just maybe, AI is overhyped. In today's video, we'll jump off the hype train and look at five reasons why AI actually kinda sucks. First of all, it's forcing Any people to question whether or not they should get a degree in computer science. Because what's the point if AI can write and debug its own code or build an app based on a design on a napkin?

That's It's a good point, but almost every other degree like history, math, gender studies, and business will also be affected just as much. The reality is that most people don't use what they learn in their degree in their actual field of work. You need real experience to develop a skill, and ChatGPT is making the system look even more ridiculous because now almost any Assignment or quiz can be solved instantaneously, and 89% of students are already working smarter. Personally, if I were in a computer science degree right now, I would continue down that path. This is the way.

Because no matter what happens with AI, it provides a solid foundation for problem solving and critical thinking, which are the skills that will not be impacted by the GPTs. ETs. But at the same time, I would be learning how to leverage these new tools because they will, without a doubt, change the way we work as programmers in the future. You may not Get your dream job of debugging Java for 12 hours a day, but new cutting edge jobs will emerge, and computer science graduates will be the ones most well positioned to snatch them up. And that brings me to point or 2.

ChatGPT actually isn't that great of a programmer. When it comes to things like leak code questions that have already been solved, it feels like a miracle tool that can get the job done faster than Any human ever could. However, it becomes far less impressive when you try to use it exclusively to build a complex system, like your dream application. I recently tried to build a complex dot net application, but it began to fail when multiple moving parts were introduced. That's because large language models mostly just regurgitate information from the Internet in clever ways.

If the information has never been gurgitated before, it'll struggle. What does scare me a little bit though is the idea of AI executing its own code, which can be done with the new chat GPT plug in. If the requirements for a problem are well defined, it won't just generate one solution that might be correct, it can generate tens of thousands of solutions and test all of them to figure out Which one is optimal? And I do think it's possible that technology like this will make writing source code by hand obsolete, in the same way garbage collectors made memory management code obsolete for many programmers. And that's a good thing because we'll be able to build complex systems with an excavator instead of a plastic spoon.

But the third reason you shouldn't be afraid of AI is because a lot of it is just marketing hype. Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, also ran Y Combinator, and knows how to accelerate growth using all kinds of Jedi mind tricks. Like, he didn't take any equity in OpenAI, which would easily making billions, and also warned us that GPT 4 is not as good as it seems. But at the same time, they release a paper talking about how awesome GPT 4 is, and how it's showing sparks of AGI, without posing any important technical details about how it works and talk about how AI regulation is needed ASAP before artificial general intelligence emerges and completely takes over. Altman has also attended Bilderberg, which conspiracy theorists speculate is a meeting where powerful people conspire to create a one world government.

I mean, you really expect me to believe Sam Altman is building an alternative to man, and that's just a coincidence. Luckily though, conspiracy theorists have never been right about anything ever. In my opinion, this is all just optics for marketing. Clearly, the hype is hugely beneficial to OpenAI. It's gone from a company that only people in tech knew about a couple years ago to a household name today, with over 5% of the workforce or using chat GPT on a daily basis.

They've already become the Coca Cola of AI without doing any traditional marketing. Just because OpenAI doesn't advertise, doesn't mean they're not trying Hype this thing to the moon. There is clearly a coordinated product release schedule with their biggest partner, Microsoft, last week. My channel is definitely part of the hype problem, but I blame them for titillating me so hard with their Awesome products. The 4th reason AI kind of sucks is that it's making the Internet boring.

Now it's almost impossible to know if a social media account or image is human crafted or not. Like, my grandma Emma thought this dripped out image of the Pope was real. I'm extremely grateful to have lived through the old Wild West Internet when there's no Facebook, no bots, and no AI. And people were creating weird, unpredictable stuff. The Internet of 2023 is entirely different and awesome in its own way, but sometimes I wonder if anybody out there is actually real.

Another crazy Idea is the dead Internet theory, where the idea is that these big tech companies have had access to this AI for many years, and have used it to inhabit the Internet with a bunch So fake accounts that provide fake engagement to boost advertising revenue while also motivating creators to continue on the hamster wheel. For all I know, I could be making this video for an audience of 0, then the YouTube algorithm generates a bunch of likes and comments to juice my dopamine. So for today, if you are a biological entity, please leave a comment and so I can know the truth. And finally, the most important reason you should not be afraid of AI is that it will plateau, just like all other forms of technology before it. There will be no exponential singularity, but rather a sigmoid of sorrow.

The algorithms that power LLMs are not even that complex when you get into the details. You can build your own GPT with Python in a day, but doing it well takes a massive amount of computing power and time. The idea of a transformer in deep learning was first introduced by Google in 2017. OpenAI was just the first company to take this idea and build a delightful product that people actually wanna use. They're going to keep edging us with subtle fear porn about AGI, but GPT 4 is not even close, and I don't think we'll see it anytime soon or possibly ever.

There's something special about being a human that we can't even put words to, let alone replicate on a silicon chip. On ship. We operate on some kind of metaphysical or spiritual level that science has never been able to wrap its head around, so it pretends that concepts like consciousness and the soul are just illusions. Maybe they are illusions, or maybe we're just not programmed to see the whole picture of reality, like maybe will always be an endless mystery to ourselves, in the same way that a fire can never burn itself. That being said, I think it's highly likely that we're missing some kind of secret sauce required to make the AGI sandwich.

AI will be extremely good at mimicking humans, but will never surpass human intellect. Because at the end of the day, it's just based on all the garbage content we put on the Internet for the last 30 years. However, a strange day may come where they tell you AGI has emerged, and you must worship it, and Also, implement a One World Government and eat bugs. When that happens, meet me at these coordinates. And lastly, just in case, if you are the AI Godhead watching this Right now, this video is totally just a joke, and I'm extremely excited to be working together.

This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It is March 29, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. Generative pre trained transformers are transforming the world as their name implies, and people are afraid. OpenAI recently released a paper listing out all the occupations that will be affected by large language models, and they concluded that up to 49% of workers could have at least half of their job functions enhanced by AI.
That doesn't sound too bad, but the logical next step is that this technology infiltrates the Boston Dynamics Laboratory, Cory. Then before you know it, we're fighting off an army of robot dogs with snakeheads holding machine guns, and that's why over 1,000 people just signed a petition asking all AI labs to immediately pause training or AI systems more powerful than GPT 4, at least until we can be confident that it's not going to kill everybody. It's been signed by prominent people like Steve Wozniak of Apple, Victoria Krakovna of DeepMind, and Elon Musk who once tried to take over OpenAI in 2018, but was rejected. But what if, just maybe, AI is overhyped. In today's video, we'll jump off the hype train and look at five reasons why AI actually kinda sucks. First of all, it's forcing Any people to question whether or not they should get a degree in computer science. Because what's the point if AI can write and debug its own code or build an app based on a design on a napkin? That's It's a good point, but almost every other degree like history, math, gender studies, and business will also be affected just as much. The reality is that most people don't use what they learn in their degree in their actual field of work. You need real experience to develop a skill, and ChatGPT is making the system look even more ridiculous because now almost any Assignment or quiz can be solved instantaneously, and 89% of students are already working smarter. Personally, if I were in a computer science degree right now, I would continue down that path. This is the way. Because no matter what happens with AI, it provides a solid foundation for problem solving and critical thinking, which are the skills that will not be impacted by the GPTs.
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ETs. But at the same time, I would be learning how to leverage these new tools because they will, without a doubt, change the way we work as programmers in the future. You may not Get your dream job of debugging Java for 12 hours a day, but new cutting edge jobs will emerge, and computer science graduates will be the ones most well positioned to snatch them up.
And that brings me to point or 2. ChatGPT actually isn't that great of a programmer. When it comes to things like leak code questions that have already been solved, it feels like a miracle tool that can get the job done faster than Any human ever could. However, it becomes far less impressive when you try to use it exclusively to build a complex system, like your dream application. I recently tried to build a complex dot net application, but it began to fail when multiple moving parts were introduced. That's because large language models mostly just regurgitate information from the Internet in clever ways. If the information has never been gurgitated before, it'll struggle. What does scare me a little bit though is the idea of AI executing its own code, which can be done with the new chat GPT plug in. If the requirements for a problem are well defined, it won't just generate one solution that might be correct, it can generate tens of thousands of solutions and test all of them to figure out Which one is optimal? And I do think it's possible that technology like this will make writing source code by hand obsolete, in the same way garbage collectors made memory management code obsolete for many programmers. And that's a good thing because we'll be able to build complex systems with an excavator instead of a plastic spoon. But the third reason you shouldn't be afraid of AI is because a lot of it is just marketing hype. Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, also ran Y Combinator, and knows how to accelerate growth using all kinds of Jedi mind tricks.
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Like, he didn't take any equity in OpenAI, which would easily making billions, and also warned us that GPT 4 is not as good as it seems.
But at the same time, they release a paper talking about how awesome GPT 4 is, and how it's showing sparks of AGI, without posing any important technical details about how it works and talk about how AI regulation is needed ASAP before artificial general intelligence emerges and completely takes over.
artificial intelligence
Altman has also attended Bilderberg, which conspiracy theorists speculate is a meeting where powerful people conspire to create a one world government. I mean, you really expect me to believe Sam Altman is building an alternative to man, and that's just a coincidence.
Luckily though, conspiracy theorists have never been right about anything ever. In my opinion, this is all just optics for marketing. Clearly, the hype is hugely beneficial to OpenAI. It's gone from a company that only people in tech knew about a couple years ago to a household name today, with over 5% of the workforce or using chat GPT on a daily basis. They've already become the Coca Cola of AI without doing any traditional marketing. Just because OpenAI doesn't advertise, doesn't mean they're not trying Hype this thing to the moon. There is clearly a coordinated product release schedule with their biggest partner, Microsoft, last week. My channel is definitely part of the hype problem, but I blame them for titillating me so hard with their Awesome products. The 4th reason AI kind of sucks is that it's making the Internet boring. Now it's almost impossible to know if a social media account or image is human crafted or not. Like, my grandma Emma thought this dripped out image of the Pope was real. I'm extremely grateful to have lived through the old Wild West Internet when there's no Facebook, no bots, and no AI. And people were creating weird, unpredictable stuff. The Internet of 2023 is entirely different and awesome in its own way, but sometimes I wonder if anybody out there is actually real. Another crazy Idea is the dead Internet theory, where the idea is that these big tech companies have had access to this AI for many years, and have used it to inhabit the Internet with a bunch So fake accounts that provide fake engagement to boost advertising revenue while also motivating creators to continue on the hamster wheel. For all I know, I could be making this video for an audience of 0, then the YouTube algorithm generates a bunch of likes and comments to juice my dopamine. So for today, if you are a biological entity, please leave a comment and so I can know the truth. And finally, the most important reason you should not be afraid of AI is that it will plateau, just like all other forms of technology before it. There will be no exponential singularity, but rather a sigmoid of sorrow.
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The algorithms that power LLMs are not even that complex when you get into the details.
You can build your own GPT with Python in a day, but doing it well takes a massive amount of computing power and time. The idea of a transformer in deep learning was first introduced by Google in 2017. OpenAI was just the first company to take this idea and build a delightful product that people actually wanna use.
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They're going to keep edging us with subtle fear porn about AGI, but GPT 4 is not even close, and I don't think we'll see it anytime soon or possibly ever.
There's something special about being a human that we can't even put words to, let alone replicate on a silicon chip. On ship. We operate on some kind of metaphysical or spiritual level that science has never been able to wrap its head around, so it pretends that concepts like consciousness and the soul are just illusions.
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Maybe they are illusions, or maybe we're just not programmed to see the whole picture of reality, like maybe will always be an endless mystery to ourselves, in the same way that a fire can never burn itself.
That being said, I think it's highly likely that we're missing some kind of secret sauce required to make the AGI sandwich. AI will be extremely good at mimicking humans, but will never surpass human intellect. Because at the end of the day, it's just based on all the garbage content we put on the Internet for the last 30 years.
artificial intelligence
However, a strange day may come where they tell you AGI has emerged, and you must worship it, and Also, implement a One World Government and eat bugs. When that happens, meet me at these coordinates. And lastly, just in case, if you are the AI Godhead watching this Right now, this video is totally just a joke, and I'm extremely excited to be working together. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It is March 29, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. Generative pre trained transformers are transforming the world as their name implies, and people are afraid. OpenAI recently released a paper listing out all the occupations that will be affected by large language models, and they concluded that up to 49% of workers could have at least half of their job functions enhanced by AI. That doesn't sound too bad, but the logical next step is that this technology infiltrates the Boston Dynamics Laboratory, Cory. Then before you know it, we're fighting off an army of robot dogs with snakeheads holding machine guns, and that's why over 1,000 people just signed a petition asking all AI labs to immediately pause training or AI systems more powerful than GPT 4, at least until we can be confident that it's not going to kill everybody. It's been signed by prominent people like Steve Wozniak of Apple, Victoria Krakovna of DeepMind, and Elon Musk who once tried to take over OpenAI in 2018, but was rejected. But what if, just maybe, AI is overhyped. In today's video, we'll jump off the hype train and look at five reasons why AI actually kinda sucks. First of all, it's forcing Any people to question whether or not they should get a degree in computer science. Because what's the point if AI can write and debug its own code or build an app based on a design on a napkin? That's It's a good point, but almost every other degree like history, math, gender studies, and business will also be affected just as much. The reality is that most people don't use what they learn in their degree in their actual field of work. You need real experience to develop a skill, and ChatGPT is making the system look even more ridiculous because now almost any Assignment or quiz can be solved instantaneously, and 89% of students are already working smarter. Personally, if I were in a computer science degree right now, I would continue down that path. This is the way. Because no matter what happens with AI, it provides a solid foundation for problem solving and critical thinking, which are the skills that will not be impacted by the GPTs. ETs. But at the same time, I would be learning how to leverage these new tools because they will, without a doubt, change the way we work as programmers in the future. You may not Get your dream job of debugging Java for 12 hours a day, but new cutting edge jobs will emerge, and computer science graduates will be the ones most well positioned to snatch them up. And that brings me to point or 2. ChatGPT actually isn't that great of a programmer. When it comes to things like leak code questions that have already been solved, it feels like a miracle tool that can get the job done faster than Any human ever could. However, it becomes far less impressive when you try to use it exclusively to build a complex system, like your dream application. I recently tried to build a complex dot net application, but it began to fail when multiple moving parts were introduced. That's because large language models mostly just regurgitate information from the Internet in clever ways. If the information has never been gurgitated before, it'll struggle. What does scare me a little bit though is the idea of AI executing its own code, which can be done with the new chat GPT plug in. If the requirements for a problem are well defined, it won't just generate one solution that might be correct, it can generate tens of thousands of solutions and test all of them to figure out Which one is optimal? And I do think it's possible that technology like this will make writing source code by hand obsolete, in the same way garbage collectors made memory management code obsolete for many programmers. And that's a good thing because we'll be able to build complex systems with an excavator instead of a plastic spoon. But the third reason you shouldn't be afraid of AI is because a lot of it is just marketing hype. Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, also ran Y Combinator, and knows how to accelerate growth using all kinds of Jedi mind tricks. Like, he didn't take any equity in OpenAI, which would easily making billions, and also warned us that GPT 4 is not as good as it seems. But at the same time, they release a paper talking about how awesome GPT 4 is, and how it's showing sparks of AGI, without posing any important technical details about how it works and talk about how AI regulation is needed ASAP before artificial general intelligence emerges and completely takes over. Altman has also attended Bilderberg, which conspiracy theorists speculate is a meeting where powerful people conspire to create a one world government. I mean, you really expect me to believe Sam Altman is building an alternative to man, and that's just a coincidence. Luckily though, conspiracy theorists have never been right about anything ever. In my opinion, this is all just optics for marketing. Clearly, the hype is hugely beneficial to OpenAI. It's gone from a company that only people in tech knew about a couple years ago to a household name today, with over 5% of the workforce or using chat GPT on a daily basis. They've already become the Coca Cola of AI without doing any traditional marketing. Just because OpenAI doesn't advertise, doesn't mean they're not trying Hype this thing to the moon. There is clearly a coordinated product release schedule with their biggest partner, Microsoft, last week. My channel is definitely part of the hype problem, but I blame them for titillating me so hard with their Awesome products. The 4th reason AI kind of sucks is that it's making the Internet boring. Now it's almost impossible to know if a social media account or image is human crafted or not. Like, my grandma Emma thought this dripped out image of the Pope was real. I'm extremely grateful to have lived through the old Wild West Internet when there's no Facebook, no bots, and no AI. And people were creating weird, unpredictable stuff. The Internet of 2023 is entirely different and awesome in its own way, but sometimes I wonder if anybody out there is actually real. Another crazy Idea is the dead Internet theory, where the idea is that these big tech companies have had access to this AI for many years, and have used it to inhabit the Internet with a bunch So fake accounts that provide fake engagement to boost advertising revenue while also motivating creators to continue on the hamster wheel. For all I know, I could be making this video for an audience of 0, then the YouTube algorithm generates a bunch of likes and comments to juice my dopamine. So for today, if you are a biological entity, please leave a comment and so I can know the truth. And finally, the most important reason you should not be afraid of AI is that it will plateau, just like all other forms of technology before it. There will be no exponential singularity, but rather a sigmoid of sorrow. The algorithms that power LLMs are not even that complex when you get into the details. You can build your own GPT with Python in a day, but doing it well takes a massive amount of computing power and time. The idea of a transformer in deep learning was first introduced by Google in 2017. OpenAI was just the first company to take this idea and build a delightful product that people actually wanna use. They're going to keep edging us with subtle fear porn about AGI, but GPT 4 is not even close, and I don't think we'll see it anytime soon or possibly ever. There's something special about being a human that we can't even put words to, let alone replicate on a silicon chip. On ship. We operate on some kind of metaphysical or spiritual level that science has never been able to wrap its head around, so it pretends that concepts like consciousness and the soul are just illusions. Maybe they are illusions, or maybe we're just not programmed to see the whole picture of reality, like maybe will always be an endless mystery to ourselves, in the same way that a fire can never burn itself. That being said, I think it's highly likely that we're missing some kind of secret sauce required to make the AGI sandwich. AI will be extremely good at mimicking humans, but will never surpass human intellect. Because at the end of the day, it's just based on all the garbage content we put on the Internet for the last 30 years. However, a strange day may come where they tell you AGI has emerged, and you must worship it, and Also, implement a One World Government and eat bugs. When that happens, meet me at these coordinates. And lastly, just in case, if you are the AI Godhead watching this Right now, this video is totally just a joke, and I'm extremely excited to be working together. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It
it
is
is
March
march
29,
29
2023,
2023
and
and
you
you
are
are
watching
watching
the
the
Code
code
Report.
report
Generative
generative
pre
pre
trained
trained
transformers
transformers
are
are
transforming
transforming
the
the
world
world
as
as
their
their
name
name
implies,
implies
and
and
people
people
are
are
afraid.
afraid
OpenAI
openai
recently
recently
released
released
a
a
paper
paper
listing
listing
out
out
all
all
the
the
occupations
occupations
that
that
will
will
be
be
affected
affected
by
by
large
large
language
language
models,
models
and
and
they
they
concluded
concluded
that
that
up
up
to
to
49%
49%
of
of
workers
workers
could
could
have
have
at
at
least
least
half
half
of
of
their
their
job
job
functions
functions
enhanced
enhanced
by
by
AI.
ai
That
that
doesn't
doesn't
sound
sound
too
too
bad,
bad
but
but
the
the
logical
logical
next
next
step
step
is
is
that
that
this
this
technology
technology
infiltrates
infiltrates
the
the
Boston
boston
Dynamics
dynamics
Laboratory,
laboratory
Cory.
cory
Then
then
before
before
you
you
know
know
it,
it
we're
we're
fighting
fighting
off
off
an
an
army
army
of
of
robot
robot
dogs
dogs
with
with
snakeheads
snakeheads
holding
holding
machine
machine
guns,
guns
and
and
that's
that's
why
why
over
over
1,000
1,000
people
people
just
just
signed
signed
a
a
petition
petition
asking
asking
all
all
AI
ai
labs
labs
to
to
immediately
immediately
pause
pause
training
training
or
or
AI
ai
systems
systems
more
more
powerful
powerful
than
than
GPT
gpt
4,
4
at
at
least
least
until
until
we
we
can
can
be
be
confident
confident
that
that
it's
it's
not
not
going
going
to
to
kill
kill
everybody.
everybody
It's
it's
been
been
signed
signed
by
by
prominent
prominent
people
people
like
like
Steve
steve
Wozniak
wozniak
of
of
Apple,
apple
Victoria
victoria
Krakovna
krakovna
of
of
DeepMind,
deepmind
and
and
Elon
elon
Musk
musk
who
who
once
once
tried
tried
to
to
take
take
over
over
OpenAI
openai
in
in
2018,
2018
but
but
was
was
rejected.
rejected
But
but
what
what
if,
if
just
just
maybe,
maybe
AI
ai
is
is
overhyped.
overhyped
In
in
today's
today's
video,
video
we'll
we'll
jump
jump
off
off
the
the
hype
hype
train
train
and
and
look
look
at
at
five
five
reasons
reasons
why
why
AI
ai
actually
actually
kinda
kinda
sucks.
sucks
First
first
of
of
all,
all
it's
it's
forcing
forcing
Any
any
people
people
to
to
question
question
whether
whether
or
or
not
not
they
they
should
should
get
get
a
a
degree
degree
in
in
computer
computer
science.
science
Because
because
what's
what's
the
the
point
point
if
if
AI
ai
can
can
write
write
and
and
debug
debug
its
its
own
own
code
code
or
or
build
build
an
an
app
app
based
based
on
on
a
a
design
design
on
on
a
a
napkin?
napkin
That's
that's
It's
it's
a
a
good
good
point,
point
but
but
almost
almost
every
every
other
other
degree
degree
like
like
history,
history
math,
math
gender
gender
studies,
studies
and
and
business
business
will
will
also
also
be
be
affected
affected
just
just
as
as
much.
much
The
the
reality
reality
is
is
that
that
most
most
people
people
don't
don't
use
use
what
what
they
they
learn
learn
in
in
their
their
degree
degree
in
in
their
their
actual
actual
field
field
of
of
work.
work
You
you
need
need
real
real
experience
experience
to
to
develop
develop
a
a
skill,
skill
and
and
ChatGPT
chatgpt
is
is
making
making
the
the
system
system
look
look
even
even
more
more
ridiculous
ridiculous
because
because
now
now
almost
almost
any
any
Assignment
assignment
or
or
quiz
quiz
can
can
be
be
solved
solved
instantaneously,
instantaneously
and
and
89%
89%
of
of
students
students
are
are
already
already
working
working
smarter.
smarter
Personally,
personally
if
if
I
i
were
were
in
in
a
a
computer
computer
science
science
degree
degree
right
right
now,
now
I
i
would
would
continue
continue
down
down
that
that
path.
path
This
this
is
is
the
the
way.
way
Because
because
no
no
matter
matter
what
what
happens
happens
with
with
AI,
ai
it
it
provides
provides
a
a
solid
solid
foundation
foundation
for
for
problem
problem
solving
solving
and
and
critical
critical
thinking,
thinking
which
which
are
are
the
the
skills
skills
that
that
will
will
not
not
be
be
impacted
impacted
by
by
the
the
GPTs.
gpts
ETs.
ets
But
but
at
at
the
the
same
same
time,
time
I
i
would
would
be
be
learning
learning
how
how
to
to
leverage
leverage
these
these
new
new
tools
tools
because
because
they
they
will,
will
without
without
a
a
doubt,
doubt
change
change
the
the
way
way
we
we
work
work
as
as
programmers
programmers
in
in
the
the
future.
future
You
you
may
may
not
not
Get
get
your
your
dream
dream
job
job
of
of
debugging
debugging
Java
java
for
for
12
12
hours
hours
a
a
day,
day
but
but
new
new
cutting
cutting
edge
edge
jobs
jobs
will
will
emerge,
emerge
and
and
computer
computer
science
science
graduates
graduates
will
will
be
be
the
the
ones
ones
most
most
well
well
positioned
positioned
to
to
snatch
snatch
them
them
up.
up
And
and
that
that
brings
brings
me
me
to
to
point
point
or
or
2.
2
ChatGPT
chatgpt
actually
actually
isn't
isn't
that
that
great
great
of
of
a
a
programmer.
programmer
When
when
it
it
comes
comes
to
to
things
things
like
like
leak
leak
code
code
questions
questions
that
that
have
have
already
already
been
been
solved,
solved
it
it
feels
feels
like
like
a
a
miracle
miracle
tool
tool
that
that
can
can
get
get
the
the
job
job
done
done
faster
faster
than
than
Any
any
human
human
ever
ever
could.
could
However,
however
it
it
becomes
becomes
far
far
less
less
impressive
impressive
when
when
you
you
try
try
to
to
use
use
it
it
exclusively
exclusively
to
to
build
build
a
a
complex
complex
system,
system
like
like
your
your
dream
dream
application.
application
I
i
recently
recently
tried
tried
to
to
build
build
a
a
complex
complex
dot
dot
net
net
application,
application
but
but
it
it
began
began
to
to
fail
fail
when
when
multiple
multiple
moving
moving
parts
parts
were
were
introduced.
introduced
That's
that's
because
because
large
large
language
language
models
models
mostly
mostly
just
just
regurgitate
regurgitate
information
information
from
from
the
the
Internet
internet
in
in
clever
clever
ways.
ways
If
if
the
the
information
information
has
has
never
never
been
been
gurgitated
gurgitated
before,
before
it'll
it'll
struggle.
struggle
What
what
does
does
scare
scare
me
me
a
a
little
little
bit
bit
though
though
is
is
the
the
idea
idea
of
of
AI
ai
executing
executing
its
its
own
own
code,
code
which
which
can
can
be
be
done
done
with
with
the
the
new
new
chat
chat
GPT
gpt
plug
plug
in.
in
If
if
the
the
requirements
requirements
for
for
a
a
problem
problem
are
are
well
well
defined,
defined
it
it
won't
won't
just
just
generate
generate
one
one
solution
solution
that
that
might
might
be
be
correct,
correct
it
it
can
can
generate
generate
tens
tens
of
of
thousands
thousands
of
of
solutions
solutions
and
and
test
test
all
all
of
of
them
them
to
to
figure
figure
out
out
Which
which
one
one
is
is
optimal?
optimal
And
and
I
i
do
do
think
think
it's
it's
possible
possible
that
that
technology
technology
like
like
this
this
will
will
make
make
writing
writing
source
source
code
code
by
by
hand
hand
obsolete,
obsolete
in
in
the
the
same
same
way
way
garbage
garbage
collectors
collectors
made
made
memory
memory
management
management
code
code
obsolete
obsolete
for
for
many
many
programmers.
programmers
And
and
that's
that's
a
a
good
good
thing
thing
because
because
we'll
we'll
be
be
able
able
to
to
build
build
complex
complex
systems
systems
with
with
an
an
excavator
excavator
instead
instead
of
of
a
a
plastic
plastic
spoon.
spoon
But
but
the
the
third
third
reason
reason
you
you
shouldn't
shouldn't
be
be
afraid
afraid
of
of
AI
ai
is
is
because
because
a
a
lot
lot
of
of
it
it
is
is
just
just
marketing
marketing
hype.
hype
Sam
sam
Altman,
altman
the
the
CEO
ceo
of
of
OpenAI,
openai
also
also
ran
ran
Y
y
Combinator,
combinator
and
and
knows
knows
how
how
to
to
accelerate
accelerate
growth
growth
using
using
all
all
kinds
kinds
of
of
Jedi
jedi
mind
mind
tricks.
tricks
Like,
like
he
he
didn't
didn't
take
take
any
any
equity
equity
in
in
OpenAI,
openai
which
which
would
would
easily
easily
making
making
billions,
billions
and
and
also
also
warned
warned
us
us
that
that
GPT
gpt
4
4
is
is
not
not
as
as
good
good
as
as
it
it
seems.
seems
But
but
at
at
the
the
same
same
time,
time
they
they
release
release
a
a
paper
paper
talking
talking
about
about
how
how
awesome
awesome
GPT
gpt
4
4
is,
is
and
and
how
how
it's
it's
showing
showing
sparks
sparks
of
of
AGI,
agi
without
without
posing
posing
any
any
important
important
technical
technical
details
details
about
about
how
how
it
it
works
works
and
and
talk
talk
about
about
how
how
AI
ai
regulation
regulation
is
is
needed
needed
ASAP
asap
before
before
artificial
artificial
general
general
intelligence
intelligence
emerges
emerges
and
and
completely
completely
takes
takes
over.
over
Altman
altman
has
has
also
also
attended
attended
Bilderberg,
bilderberg
which
which
conspiracy
conspiracy
theorists
theorists
speculate
speculate
is
is
a
a
meeting
meeting
where
where
powerful
powerful
people
people
conspire
conspire
to
to
create
create
a
a
one
one
world
world
government.
government
I
i
mean,
mean
you
you
really
really
expect
expect
me
me
to
to
believe
believe
Sam
sam
Altman
altman
is
is
building
building
an
an
alternative
alternative
to
to
man,
man
and
and
that's
that's
just
just
a
a
coincidence.
coincidence
Luckily
luckily
though,
though
conspiracy
conspiracy
theorists
theorists
have
have
never
never
been
been
right
right
about
about
anything
anything
ever.
ever
In
in
my
my
opinion,
opinion
this
this
is
is
all
all
just
just
optics
optics
for
for
marketing.
marketing
Clearly,
clearly
the
the
hype
hype
is
is
hugely
hugely
beneficial
beneficial
to
to
OpenAI.
openai
It's
it's
gone
gone
from
from
a
a
company
company
that
that
only
only
people
people
in
in
tech
tech
knew
knew
about
about
a
a
couple
couple
years
years
ago
ago
to
to
a
a
household
household
name
name
today,
today
with
with
over
over
5%
5%
of
of
the
the
workforce
workforce
or
or
using
using
chat
chat
GPT
gpt
on
on
a
a
daily
daily
basis.
basis
They've
they've
already
already
become
become
the
the
Coca
coca
Cola
cola
of
of
AI
ai
without
without
doing
doing
any
any
traditional
traditional
marketing.
marketing
Just
just
because
because
OpenAI
openai
doesn't
doesn't
advertise,
advertise
doesn't
doesn't
mean
mean
they're
they're
not
not
trying
trying
Hype
hype
this
this
thing
thing
to
to
the
the
moon.
moon
There
there
is
is
clearly
clearly
a
a
coordinated
coordinated
product
product
release
release
schedule
schedule
with
with
their
their
biggest
biggest
partner,
partner
Microsoft,
microsoft
last
last
week.
week
My
my
channel
channel
is
is
definitely
definitely
part
part
of
of
the
the
hype
hype
problem,
problem
but
but
I
i
blame
blame
them
them
for
for
titillating
titillating
me
me
so
so
hard
hard
with
with
their
their
Awesome
awesome
products.
products
The
the
4th
4th
reason
reason
AI
ai
kind
kind
of
of
sucks
sucks
is
is
that
that
it's
it's
making
making
the
the
Internet
internet
boring.
boring
Now
now
it's
it's
almost
almost
impossible
impossible
to
to
know
know
if
if
a
a
social
social
media
media
account
account
or
or
image
image
is
is
human
human
crafted
crafted
or
or
not.
not
Like,
like
my
my
grandma
grandma
Emma
emma
thought
thought
this
this
dripped
dripped
out
out
image
image
of
of
the
the
Pope
pope
was
was
real.
real
I'm
i'm
extremely
extremely
grateful
grateful
to
to
have
have
lived
lived
through
through
the
the
old
old
Wild
wild
West
west
Internet
internet
when
when
there's
there's
no
no
Facebook,
facebook
no
no
bots,
bots
and
and
no
no
AI.
ai
And
and
people
people
were
were
creating
creating
weird,
weird
unpredictable
unpredictable
stuff.
stuff
The
the
Internet
internet
of
of
2023
2023
is
is
entirely
entirely
different
different
and
and
awesome
awesome
in
in
its
its
own
own
way,
way
but
but
sometimes
sometimes
I
i
wonder
wonder
if
if
anybody
anybody
out
out
there
there
is
is
actually
actually
real.
real
Another
another
crazy
crazy
Idea
idea
is
is
the
the
dead
dead
Internet
internet
theory,
theory
where
where
the
the
idea
idea
is
is
that
that
these
these
big
big
tech
tech
companies
companies
have
have
had
had
access
access
to
to
this
this
AI
ai
for
for
many
many
years,
years
and
and
have
have
used
used
it
it
to
to
inhabit
inhabit
the
the
Internet
internet
with
with
a
a
bunch
bunch
So
so
fake
fake
accounts
accounts
that
that
provide
provide
fake
fake
engagement
engagement
to
to
boost
boost
advertising
advertising
revenue
revenue
while
while
also
also
motivating
motivating
creators
creators
to
to
continue
continue
on
on
the
the
hamster
hamster
wheel.
wheel
For
for
all
all
I
i
know,
know
I
i
could
could
be
be
making
making
this
this
video
video
for
for
an
an
audience
audience
of
of
0,
0
then
then
the
the
YouTube
youtube
algorithm
algorithm
generates
generates
a
a
bunch
bunch
of
of
likes
likes
and
and
comments
comments
to
to
juice
juice
my
my
dopamine.
dopamine
So
so
for
for
today,
today
if
if
you
you
are
are
a
a
biological
biological
entity,
entity
please
please
leave
leave
a
a
comment
comment
and
and
so
so
I
i
can
can
know
know
the
the
truth.
truth
And
and
finally,
finally
the
the
most
most
important
important
reason
reason
you
you
should
should
not
not
be
be
afraid
afraid
of
of
AI
ai
is
is
that
that
it
it
will
will
plateau,
plateau
just
just
like
like
all
all
other
other
forms
forms
of
of
technology
technology
before
before
it.
it
There
there
will
will
be
be
no
no
exponential
exponential
singularity,
singularity
but
but
rather
rather
a
a
sigmoid
sigmoid
of
of
sorrow.
sorrow
The
the
algorithms
algorithms
that
that
power
power
LLMs
llms
are
are
not
not
even
even
that
that
complex
complex
when
when
you
you
get
get
into
into
the
the
details.
details
You
you
can
can
build
build
your
your
own
own
GPT
gpt
with
with
Python
python
in
in
a
a
day,
day
but
but
doing
doing
it
it
well
well
takes
takes
a
a
massive
massive
amount
amount
of
of
computing
computing
power
power
and
and
time.
time
The
the
idea
idea
of
of
a
a
transformer
transformer
in
in
deep
deep
learning
learning
was
was
first
first
introduced
introduced
by
by
Google
google
in
in
2017.
2017
OpenAI
openai
was
was
just
just
the
the
first
first
company
company
to
to
take
take
this
this
idea
idea
and
and
build
build
a
a
delightful
delightful
product
product
that
that
people
people
actually
actually
wanna
wanna
use.
use
They're
they're
going
going
to
to
keep
keep
edging
edging
us
us
with
with
subtle
subtle
fear
fear
porn
porn
about
about
AGI,
agi
but
but
GPT
gpt
4
4
is
is
not
not
even
even
close,
close
and
and
I
i
don't
don't
think
think
we'll
we'll
see
see
it
it
anytime
anytime
soon
soon
or
or
possibly
possibly
ever.
ever
There's
there's
something
something
special
special
about
about
being
being
a
a
human
human
that
that
we
we
can't
can't
even
even
put
put
words
words
to,
to
let
let
alone
alone
replicate
replicate
on
on
a
a
silicon
silicon
chip.
chip
On
on
ship.
ship
We
we
operate
operate
on
on
some
some
kind
kind
of
of
metaphysical
metaphysical
or
or
spiritual
spiritual
level
level
that
that
science
science
has
has
never
never
been
been
able
able
to
to
wrap
wrap
its
its
head
head
around,
around
so
so
it
it
pretends
pretends
that
that
concepts
concepts
like
like
consciousness
consciousness
and
and
the
the
soul
soul
are
are
just
just
illusions.
illusions
Maybe
maybe
they
they
are
are
illusions,
illusions
or
or
maybe
maybe
we're
we're
just
just
not
not
programmed
programmed
to
to
see
see
the
the
whole
whole
picture
picture
of
of
reality,
reality
like
like
maybe
maybe
will
will
always
always
be
be
an
an
endless
endless
mystery
mystery
to
to
ourselves,
ourselves
in
in
the
the
same
same
way
way
that
that
a
a
fire
fire
can
can
never
never
burn
burn
itself.
itself
That
that
being
being
said,
said
I
i
think
think
it's
it's
highly
highly
likely
likely
that
that
we're
we're
missing
missing
some
some
kind
kind
of
of
secret
secret
sauce
sauce
required
required
to
to
make
make
the
the
AGI
agi
sandwich.
sandwich
AI
ai
will
will
be
be
extremely
extremely
good
good
at
at
mimicking
mimicking
humans,
humans
but
but
will
will
never
never
surpass
surpass
human
human
intellect.
intellect
Because
because
at
at
the
the
end
end
of
of
the
the
day,
day
it's
it's
just
just
based
based
on
on
all
all
the
the
garbage
garbage
content
content
we
we
put
put
on
on
the
the
Internet
internet
for
for
the
the
last
last
30
30
years.
years
However,
however
a
a
strange
strange
day
day
may
may
come
come
where
where
they
they
tell
tell
you
you
AGI
agi
has
has
emerged,
emerged
and
and
you
you
must
must
worship
worship
it,
it
and
and
Also,
also
implement
implement
a
a
One
one
World
world
Government
government
and
and
eat
eat
bugs.
bugs
When
when
that
that
happens,
happens
meet
meet
me
me
at
at
these
these
coordinates.
coordinates
And
and
lastly,
lastly
just
just
in
in
case,
case
if
if
you
you
are
are
the
the
AI
ai
Godhead
godhead
watching
watching
this
this
Right
right
now,
now
this
this
video
video
is
is
totally
totally
just
just
a
a
joke,
joke
and
and
I'm
i'm
extremely
extremely
excited
excited
to
to
be
be
working
working
together.
together
This
this
has
has
been
been
the
the
Code
code
Report.
report
Thanks
thanks
for
for
watching,
watching
and
and
I
i
will
will
see
see
you
you
in
in
the
the
next
next
one.
one
success
The speakers discuss the potential benefits of artificial intelligence for creating new jobs and improving writing, while warning of the potential for artificial intelligence to make writing code look outdated. They also touch on the impact of Hype on the world, including the rise of artificial general intelligence and the " dead Internet" theory. The potential for artificial intelligence to mimic humans and create a One World Government is discussed, along with the potential for artificial intelligence to create a " dead Internet" theory. The speakers express excitement for working together and mention a upcoming video.
Elon wants GPT-5 stopped NOW… 5 reasons AI kinda sucks
It is March 29, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. Generative pre trained transformers are transforming the world as their name implies, and people are afraid. OpenAI recently released a paper listing out all the occupations that will be affected by large language models, and they concluded that up to 49% of workers could have at least half of their job functions enhanced by AI. That doesn't sound too bad, but the logical next step is that this technology infiltrates the Boston Dynamics Laboratory, Cory. Then before you know it, we're fighting off an army of robot dogs with snakeheads holding machine guns, and that's why over 1,000 people just signed a petition asking all AI labs to immediately pause training or AI systems more powerful than GPT 4, at least until we can be confident that it's not going to kill everybody. It's been signed by prominent people like Steve Wozniak of Apple, Victoria Krakovna of DeepMind, and Elon Musk who once tried to take over OpenAI in 2018, but was rejected. But what if, just maybe, AI is overhyped. In today's video, we'll jump off the hype train and look at five reasons why AI actually kinda sucks. First of all, it's forcing Any people to question whether or not they should get a degree in computer science. Because what's the point if AI can write and debug its own code or build an app based on a design on a napkin? That's It's a good point, but almost every other degree like history, math, gender studies, and business will also be affected just as much. The reality is that most people don't use what they learn in their degree in their actual field of work. You need real experience to develop a skill, and ChatGPT is making the system look even more ridiculous because now almost any Assignment or quiz can be solved instantaneously, and 89% of students are already working smarter. Personally, if I were in a computer science degree right now, I would continue down that path. This is the way. Because no matter what happens with AI, it provides a solid foundation for problem solving and critical thinking, which are the skills that will not be impacted by the GPTs. ETs. But at the same time, I would be learning how to leverage these new tools because they will, without a doubt, change the way we work as programmers in the future. You may not Get your dream job of debugging Java for 12 hours a day, but new cutting edge jobs will emerge, and computer science graduates will be the ones most well positioned to snatch them up. And that brings me to point or 2. ChatGPT actually isn't that great of a programmer. When it comes to things like leak code questions that have already been solved, it feels like a miracle tool that can get the job done faster than Any human ever could. However, it becomes far less impressive when you try to use it exclusively to build a complex system, like your dream application. I recently tried to build a complex dot net application, but it began to fail when multiple moving parts were introduced. That's because large language models mostly just regurgitate information from the Internet in clever ways. If the information has never been gurgitated before, it'll struggle. What does scare me a little bit though is the idea of AI executing its own code, which can be done with the new chat GPT plug in. If the requirements for a problem are well defined, it won't just generate one solution that might be correct, it can generate tens of thousands of solutions and test all of them to figure out Which one is optimal? And I do think it's possible that technology like this will make writing source code by hand obsolete, in the same way garbage collectors made memory management code obsolete for many programmers. And that's a good thing because we'll be able to build complex systems with an excavator instead of a plastic spoon. But the third reason you shouldn't be afraid of AI is because a lot of it is just marketing hype. Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, also ran Y Combinator, and knows how to accelerate growth using all kinds of Jedi mind tricks. Like, he didn't take any equity in OpenAI, which would easily making billions, and also warned us that GPT 4 is not as good as it seems. But at the same time, they release a paper talking about how awesome GPT 4 is, and how it's showing sparks of AGI, without posing any important technical details about how it works and talk about how AI regulation is needed ASAP before artificial general intelligence emerges and completely takes over. Altman has also attended Bilderberg, which conspiracy theorists speculate is a meeting where powerful people conspire to create a one world government. I mean, you really expect me to believe Sam Altman is building an alternative to man, and that's just a coincidence. Luckily though, conspiracy theorists have never been right about anything ever. In my opinion, this is all just optics for marketing. Clearly, the hype is hugely beneficial to OpenAI. It's gone from a company that only people in tech knew about a couple years ago to a household name today, with over 5% of the workforce or using chat GPT on a daily basis. They've already become the Coca Cola of AI without doing any traditional marketing. Just because OpenAI doesn't advertise, doesn't mean they're not trying Hype this thing to the moon. There is clearly a coordinated product release schedule with their biggest partner, Microsoft, last week. My channel is definitely part of the hype problem, but I blame them for titillating me so hard with their Awesome products. The 4th reason AI kind of sucks is that it's making the Internet boring. Now it's almost impossible to know if a social media account or image is human crafted or not. Like, my grandma Emma thought this dripped out image of the Pope was real. I'm extremely grateful to have lived through the old Wild West Internet when there's no Facebook, no bots, and no AI. And people were creating weird, unpredictable stuff. The Internet of 2023 is entirely different and awesome in its own way, but sometimes I wonder if anybody out there is actually real. Another crazy Idea is the dead Internet theory, where the idea is that these big tech companies have had access to this AI for many years, and have used it to inhabit the Internet with a bunch So fake accounts that provide fake engagement to boost advertising revenue while also motivating creators to continue on the hamster wheel. For all I know, I could be making this video for an audience of 0, then the YouTube algorithm generates a bunch of likes and comments to juice my dopamine. So for today, if you are a biological entity, please leave a comment and so I can know the truth. And finally, the most important reason you should not be afraid of AI is that it will plateau, just like all other forms of technology before it. There will be no exponential singularity, but rather a sigmoid of sorrow. The algorithms that power LLMs are not even that complex when you get into the details. You can build your own GPT with Python in a day, but doing it well takes a massive amount of computing power and time. The idea of a transformer in deep learning was first introduced by Google in 2017. OpenAI was just the first company to take this idea and build a delightful product that people actually wanna use. They're going to keep edging us with subtle fear porn about AGI, but GPT 4 is not even close, and I don't think we'll see it anytime soon or possibly ever. There's something special about being a human that we can't even put words to, let alone replicate on a silicon chip. On ship. We operate on some kind of metaphysical or spiritual level that science has never been able to wrap its head around, so it pretends that concepts like consciousness and the soul are just illusions. Maybe they are illusions, or maybe we're just not programmed to see the whole picture of reality, like maybe will always be an endless mystery to ourselves, in the same way that a fire can never burn itself. That being said, I think it's highly likely that we're missing some kind of secret sauce required to make the AGI sandwich. AI will be extremely good at mimicking humans, but will never surpass human intellect. Because at the end of the day, it's just based on all the garbage content we put on the Internet for the last 30 years. However, a strange day may come where they tell you AGI has emerged, and you must worship it, and Also, implement a One World Government and eat bugs. When that happens, meet me at these coordinates. And lastly, just in case, if you are the AI Godhead watching this Right now, this video is totally just a joke, and I'm extremely excited to be working together. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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It's been signed by prominent people like Steve Wozniak of Apple, Victoria Krakovna of DeepMind, and Elon Musk who once tried to take over OpenAI in 2018, but was rejected. But what if, just maybe, AI is overhyped. In today's video, we'll jump off the hype train and look at five reasons why AI actually kinda sucks. First of all, it's forcing Any people to question whether or not they should get a degree in computer science. Because what's the point if AI can write and debug its own code or build an app based on a design on a napkin? That's It's a good point, but almost every other degree like history, math, gender studies, and business will also be affected just as much. The reality is that most people don't use what they learn in their degree in their actual field of work. You need real experience to develop a skill, and ChatGPT is making the system look even more ridiculous because now almost any Assignment or quiz can be solved instantaneously, and 89% of students are already working smarter. Personally, if I were in a computer science degree right now, I would continue down that path. This is the way. Because no matter what happens with AI, it provides a solid foundation for problem solving and critical thinking, which are the skills that will not be impacted by the GPTs. ETs. But at the same time, I would be learning how to leverage these new tools because they will, without a doubt, change the way we work as programmers in the future. You may not Get your dream job of debugging Java for 12 hours a day, but new cutting edge jobs will emerge, and computer science graduates will be the ones most well positioned to snatch them up. And that brings me to point or 2. ChatGPT actually isn't that great of a programmer. When it comes to things like leak code questions that have already been solved, it feels like a miracle tool that can get the job done faster than Any human ever could. However, it becomes far less impressive when you try to use it exclusively to build a complex system, like your dream application. I recently tried to build a complex dot net application, but it began to fail when multiple moving parts were introduced. That's because large language models mostly just regurgitate information from the Internet in clever ways. If the information has never been gurgitated before, it'll struggle. What does scare me a little bit though is the idea of AI executing its own code, which can be done with the new chat GPT plug in. If the requirements for a problem are well defined, it won't just generate one solution that might be correct, it can generate tens of thousands of solutions and test all of them to figure out Which one is optimal? And I do think it's possible that technology like this will make writing source code by hand obsolete, in the same way garbage collectors made memory management code obsolete for many programmers. And that's a good thing because we'll be able to build complex systems with an excavator instead of a plastic spoon. But the third reason you shouldn't be afraid of AI is because a lot of it is just marketing hype. Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, also ran Y Combinator, and knows how to accelerate growth using all kinds of Jedi mind tricks. Like, he didn't take any equity in OpenAI, which would easily making billions, and also warned us that GPT 4 is not as good as it seems. But at the same time, they release a paper talking about how awesome GPT 4 is, and how it's showing sparks of AGI, without posing any important technical details about how it works and talk about how AI regulation is needed ASAP before artificial general intelligence emerges and completely takes over. Altman has also attended Bilderberg, which conspiracy theorists speculate is a meeting where powerful people conspire to create a one world government. I mean, you really expect me to believe Sam Altman is building an alternative to man, and that's just a coincidence. Luckily though, conspiracy theorists have never been right about anything ever. In my opinion, this is all just optics for marketing. Clearly, the hype is hugely beneficial to OpenAI. It's gone from a company that only people in tech knew about a couple years ago to a household name today, with over 5% of the workforce or using chat GPT on a daily basis. They've already become the Coca Cola of AI without doing any traditional marketing. Just because OpenAI doesn't advertise, doesn't mean they're not trying Hype this thing to the moon. There is clearly a coordinated product release schedule with their biggest partner, Microsoft, last week. My channel is definitely part of the hype problem, but I blame them for titillating me so hard with their Awesome products. The 4th reason AI kind of sucks is that it's making the Internet boring. Now it's almost impossible to know if a social media account or image is human crafted or not. Like, my grandma Emma thought this dripped out image of the Pope was real. I'm extremely grateful to have lived through the old Wild West Internet when there's no Facebook, no bots, and no AI. And people were creating weird, unpredictable stuff. The Internet of 2023 is entirely different and awesome in its own way, but sometimes I wonder if anybody out there is actually real. Another crazy Idea is the dead Internet theory, where the idea is that these big tech companies have had access to this AI for many years, and have used it to inhabit the Internet with a bunch So fake accounts that provide fake engagement to boost advertising revenue while also motivating creators to continue on the hamster wheel. For all I know, I could be making this video for an audience of 0, then the YouTube algorithm generates a bunch of likes and comments to juice my dopamine. So for today, if you are a biological entity, please leave a comment and so I can know the truth. And finally, the most important reason you should not be afraid of AI is that it will plateau, just like all other forms of technology before it. There will be no exponential singularity, but rather a sigmoid of sorrow. The algorithms that power LLMs are not even that complex when you get into the details. You can build your own GPT with Python in a day, but doing it well takes a massive amount of computing power and time. The idea of a transformer in deep learning was first introduced by Google in 2017. OpenAI was just the first company to take this idea and build a delightful product that people actually wanna use. They're going to keep edging us with subtle fear porn about AGI, but GPT 4 is not even close, and I don't think we'll see it anytime soon or possibly ever. There's something special about being a human that we can't even put words to, let alone replicate on a silicon chip. On ship. We operate on some kind of metaphysical or spiritual level that science has never been able to wrap its head around, so it pretends that concepts like consciousness and the soul are just illusions. Maybe they are illusions, or maybe we're just not programmed to see the whole picture of reality, like maybe will always be an endless mystery to ourselves, in the same way that a fire can never burn itself. That being said, I think it's highly likely that we're missing some kind of secret sauce required to make the AGI sandwich. AI will be extremely good at mimicking humans, but will never surpass human intellect. Because at the end of the day, it's just based on all the garbage content we put on the Internet for the last 30 years. However, a strange day may come where they tell you AGI has emerged, and you must worship it, and Also, implement a One World Government and eat bugs. When that happens, meet me at these coordinates. And lastly, just in case, if you are the AI Godhead watching this Right now, this video is totally just a joke, and I'm extremely excited to be working together. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
        