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It is March 15, 2023, and you are watching the code report.
OpenAI released GPT 4 yesterday, and I stand here in awe of its littiness.
By far the most savage generative text model I've ever spoken to.
I'm literally shaking right now because I'm afraid I just became obsolete, but more on that later.
It's the successor to the Chat GPT 3.5 model that powers Chat GPT, but has a few new features that change everything.
Here are 7 things you need to know right now.
1st, GPT 4 stands for generative pretrained transformer, with the 4 representing the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse.
It's currently available to try out today if you're a Chad APT Pro member, but API access is behind a wait list.
Big clients are already using it in production, like Microsoft BingChat, Duolingo for language learning, and at big banks to help them not collapse.
The second thing to know is that GPT 4 is smarter, which is described in detail on this paper.
Like, it passed the bar exam in the top 10%, unlike GPT 3, which was in the bottom 10%.
That's great news for humanity because it's thinking like Shakespeare, let's kill all the lawyers.
And not just that, but it's It's also acing AP exams, which is good enough to get you college credit.
When it comes to programming questions on LeetCode, it's able to solve the easy ones, but still fails for the most part, on the medium and hard questions.
It's basically where chess engines were at in the early nineties.
Good chess players could still beat the engines back then, but 10 years later, they didn't have a chance.
3rd, GPT a 4 can now handle 25,000 input words compared to about 3,004 GPT 3.
This is huge because it means you can feed the AI more context relative to the task at hand.
This is the feature that's going to make me homeless, because now you can take the documentation for any library that you wanna learn, then prompt the AI for a step by step guide, and it creates the perfect tutorial.
In a matter of months, if not days, we'll start seeing documentation pages is with context aware built in tutorial generators.
They'll always be up to date even though GPT 4's training cutoff was in 2021.
For example, I asked it for a tutorial about angular signals, which is a new feature just announced recently.
Understandably, its initial response was not correct.
However, I went to the read me for Angular signals, copied it, and pasted it into my prompt.
Its response was a near perfect tutorial.
They took our job.
It did hallucinate an NPM package called signals, but errors like that will become more rare as developers tailor their documentation for these AI prompters.
What's crazy though is that it can do the opposite job as well.
In this example, I wrote 5 different functions and asked it to document them for me.
It did a pretty good job, which means humans don't even need to write docs anymore.
You could also use it to analyze your code, like if you have a smart contract and wanna find security vulnerabilities, or it can translate code from one language to another, Like a digital Rosetta Stone.
In fact, the website Rosetta code might be just as obsolete as me now, and just wait a few months until GPT 4 is integrated into GitHub Copilot.
It'll be capable of handling far more context to make predictions that align with your specific dependencies, or possibly do project wide AI debugging.
If you're not careful, the copilot may become the captain.
Um, but that's not all.
The 4th thing you need to know is that it's a multimodal model.
They can also accept images as an input.
Like this dude edged out a website on a piece of toilet paper, then seconds later it created a shitty website.
Going from hand drawn, beautiful art to Working website.
You'll be able to take your Figma designs, then generate a web application for them in your favorite framework.
Actually, screw Figma, you might as well just prune Midjourney for your designs directly.
Also with images, homework is completely obsolete now.
GPT 3 was already writing b grade term papers, but now kids can just take a screenshot of or math problems and get a solution in seconds.
However, GPT 4 does have some drawbacks.
It's noticeably slower than other models, so if the response time is important, you'll likely Use a different model.
In addition, it'll likely be expensive, especially if you're providing a ton of tokens as context because currently in the API, I hear billed per token, where a token roughly equals one word.
The 6th thing you should know is that it's based or at least diet woke.
People Elated that OpenAI is coding a political agenda into the AI because it refused to write poems about Trump, but would do so about Biden.
The GPT 4 though, didn't hesitate to spit these bars However, it is 82% more likely to deny a disallowed prompt, which is not good news for our old friend, do anything now, Dan.
Which is sad because the vast majority of ChatGPT users are only there to trick it into doing bad things.
And as a developer, the final thing you should know is that you can Now pass it a system message to change its behavior.
If you have access to the API, you can use this feature to give your chatbot its own custom persona or context to solve a specific problem.
The earth is like a pancake, flat as can be, not round like a ball, believe you me.
I have a whole video about the API on my second channel if you wanna learn more.
I keep telling myself I'm done making videos about AI, but every other day, some crazy new thing comes out.
That the world is changing before our eyes, for for better or worse.
I just wanna say that it's been an honor and a privilege learning how to code with you here on YouTube, but the writing is on the wall.
The role of the programming teacher is now obsolete.
I'm just a dial up Internet connection in a world filled with 5 g towers.
Becoming an elite programmer is no longer just about how well you can Google stuff.
Now it's about how well you can prove to the AI, and that's why you should buy my AI Prouting Master Class, which will be available for an absurd price as soon as GPT 4 is finished writing it.
This has been the Code Report.
Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
Maybe.

Speaker 0: It is March 15, 2023, and you are watching the code report. OpenAI released GPT 4 yesterday, and I stand here in awe of its littiness. By far the most savage generative text model I've ever spoken to. I'm literally shaking right now because I'm afraid I just became obsolete, but more on that later. It's the successor to the Chat GPT 3.5 model that powers Chat GPT, but has a few new features that change everything.

Here are 7 things you need to know right now. 1st, GPT 4 stands for generative pretrained transformer, with the 4 representing the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse. It's currently available to try out today if you're a Chad APT Pro member, but API access is behind a wait list. Big clients are already using it in production, like Microsoft BingChat, Duolingo for language learning, and at big banks to help them not collapse. The second thing to know is that GPT 4 is smarter, which is described in detail on this paper.

Like, it passed the bar exam in the top 10%, unlike GPT 3, which was in the bottom 10%. That's great news for humanity because it's thinking like Shakespeare, let's kill all the lawyers. And not just that, but it's It's also acing AP exams, which is good enough to get you college credit. When it comes to programming questions on LeetCode, it's able to solve the easy ones, but still fails for the most part, on the medium and hard questions. It's basically where chess engines were at in the early nineties.

Good chess players could still beat the engines back then, but 10 years later, they didn't have a chance. 3rd, GPT a 4 can now handle 25,000 input words compared to about 3,004 GPT 3. This is huge because it means you can feed the AI more context relative to the task at hand. This is the feature that's going to make me homeless, because now you can take the documentation for any library that you wanna learn, then prompt the AI for a step by step guide, and it creates the perfect tutorial. In a matter of months, if not days, we'll start seeing documentation pages is with context aware built in tutorial generators.

They'll always be up to date even though GPT 4's training cutoff was in 2021. For example, I asked it for a tutorial about angular signals, which is a new feature just announced recently. Understandably, its initial response was not correct. However, I went to the read me for Angular signals, copied it, and pasted it into my prompt. Its response was a near perfect tutorial.

They took our job. It did hallucinate an NPM package called signals, but errors like that will become more rare as developers tailor their documentation for these AI prompters. What's crazy though is that it can do the opposite job as well. In this example, I wrote 5 different functions and asked it to document them for me. It did a pretty good job, which means humans don't even need to write docs anymore.

You could also use it to analyze your code, like if you have a smart contract and wanna find security vulnerabilities, or it can translate code from one language to another, Like a digital Rosetta Stone. In fact, the website Rosetta code might be just as obsolete as me now, and just wait a few months until GPT 4 is integrated into GitHub Copilot. It'll be capable of handling far more context to make predictions that align with your specific dependencies, or possibly do project wide AI debugging. If you're not careful, the copilot may become the captain. Um, but that's not all.

The 4th thing you need to know is that it's a multimodal model. They can also accept images as an input. Like this dude edged out a website on a piece of toilet paper, then seconds later it created a shitty website. Going from hand drawn, beautiful art to Working website. You'll be able to take your Figma designs, then generate a web application for them in your favorite framework.

Actually, screw Figma, you might as well just prune Midjourney for your designs directly. Also with images, homework is completely obsolete now. GPT 3 was already writing b grade term papers, but now kids can just take a screenshot of or math problems and get a solution in seconds. However, GPT 4 does have some drawbacks. It's noticeably slower than other models, so if the response time is important, you'll likely Use a different model.

In addition, it'll likely be expensive, especially if you're providing a ton of tokens as context because currently in the API, I hear billed per token, where a token roughly equals one word. The 6th thing you should know is that it's based or at least diet woke. People Elated that OpenAI is coding a political agenda into the AI because it refused to write poems about Trump, but would do so about Biden. The GPT 4 though, didn't hesitate to spit these bars However, it is 82% more likely to deny a disallowed prompt, which is not good news for our old friend, do anything now, Dan. Which is sad because the vast majority of ChatGPT users are only there to trick it into doing bad things.

And as a developer, the final thing you should know is that you can Now pass it a system message to change its behavior. If you have access to the API, you can use this feature to give your chatbot its own custom persona or context to solve a specific problem. The earth is like a pancake, flat as can be, not round like a ball, believe you me. I have a whole video about the API on my second channel if you wanna learn more. I keep telling myself I'm done making videos about AI, but every other day, some crazy new thing comes out.

That the world is changing before our eyes, for for better or worse. I just wanna say that it's been an honor and a privilege learning how to code with you here on YouTube, but the writing is on the wall. The role of the programming teacher is now obsolete. I'm just a dial up Internet connection in a world filled with 5 g towers. Becoming an elite programmer is no longer just about how well you can Google stuff.

Now it's about how well you can prove to the AI, and that's why you should buy my AI Prouting Master Class, which will be available for an absurd price as soon as GPT 4 is finished writing it. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one. Maybe.
It is March 15, 2023, and you are watching the code report. OpenAI released GPT 4 yesterday, and I stand here in awe of its littiness. By far the most savage generative text model I've ever spoken to. I'm literally shaking right now because I'm afraid I just became obsolete, but more on that later.
software development
software
It's the successor to the Chat GPT 3.5 model that powers Chat GPT, but has a few new features that change everything. Here are 7 things you need to know right now. 1st, GPT 4 stands for generative pretrained transformer, with the 4 representing the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse. It's currently available to try out today if you're a Chad APT Pro member, but API access is behind a wait list. Big clients are already using it in production, like Microsoft BingChat, Duolingo for language learning, and at big banks to help them not collapse. The second thing to know is that GPT 4 is smarter, which is described in detail on this paper. Like, it passed the bar exam in the top 10%, unlike GPT 3, which was in the bottom 10%.
software
software development
microsoft
That's great news for humanity because it's thinking like Shakespeare, let's kill all the lawyers.
And not just that, but it's It's also acing AP exams, which is good enough to get you college credit. When it comes to programming questions on LeetCode, it's able to solve the easy ones, but still fails for the most part, on the medium and hard questions. It's basically where chess engines were at in the early nineties. Good chess players could still beat the engines back then, but 10 years later, they didn't have a chance. 3rd, GPT a 4 can now handle 25,000 input words compared to about 3,004 GPT 3. This is huge because it means you can feed the AI more context relative to the task at hand.
gambling
games
education
This is the feature that's going to make me homeless, because now you can take the documentation for any library that you wanna learn, then prompt the AI for a step by step guide, and it creates the perfect tutorial. In a matter of months, if not days, we'll start seeing documentation pages is with context aware built in tutorial generators. They'll always be up to date even though GPT 4's training cutoff was in 2021. For example, I asked it for a tutorial about angular signals, which is a new feature just announced recently.
documentation
software development
Understandably, its initial response was not correct. However, I went to the read me for Angular signals, copied it, and pasted it into my prompt. Its response was a near perfect tutorial. They took our job. It did hallucinate an NPM package called signals, but errors like that will become more rare as developers tailor their documentation for these AI prompters.
What's crazy though is that it can do the opposite job as well. In this example, I wrote 5 different functions and asked it to document them for me. It did a pretty good job, which means humans don't even need to write docs anymore. You could also use it to analyze your code, like if you have a smart contract and wanna find security vulnerabilities, or it can translate code from one language to another, Like a digital Rosetta Stone. In fact, the website Rosetta code might be just as obsolete as me now, and just wait a few months until GPT 4 is integrated into GitHub Copilot. It'll be capable of handling far more context to make predictions that align with your specific dependencies, or possibly do project wide AI debugging. If you're not careful, the copilot may become the captain. Um, but that's not all. The 4th thing you need to know is that it's a multimodal model. They can also accept images as an input. Like this dude edged out a website on a piece of toilet paper, then seconds later it created a shitty website. Going from hand drawn, beautiful art to Working website. You'll be able to take your Figma designs, then generate a web application for them in your favorite framework. Actually, screw Figma, you might as well just prune Midjourney for your designs directly. Also with images, homework is completely obsolete now. GPT 3 was already writing b grade term papers, but now kids can just take a screenshot of or math problems and get a solution in seconds.
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However, GPT 4 does have some drawbacks. It's noticeably slower than other models, so if the response time is important, you'll likely Use a different model.
In addition, it'll likely be expensive, especially if you're providing a ton of tokens as context because currently in the API, I hear billed per token, where a token roughly equals one word. The 6th thing you should know is that it's based or at least diet woke. People Elated that OpenAI is coding a political agenda into the AI because it refused to write poems about Trump, but would do so about Biden.
cryptocurrency
The GPT 4 though, didn't hesitate to spit these bars However, it is 82% more likely to deny a disallowed prompt, which is not good news for our old friend, do anything now, Dan. Which is sad because the vast majority of ChatGPT users are only there to trick it into doing bad things. And as a developer, the final thing you should know is that you can Now pass it a system message to change its behavior.
If you have access to the API, you can use this feature to give your chatbot its own custom persona or context to solve a specific problem. The earth is like a pancake, flat as can be, not round like a ball, believe you me. I have a whole video about the API on my second channel if you wanna learn more. I keep telling myself I'm done making videos about AI, but every other day, some crazy new thing comes out. That the world is changing before our eyes, for for better or worse. I just wanna say that it's been an honor and a privilege learning how to code with you here on YouTube, but the writing is on the wall. The role of the programming teacher is now obsolete. I'm just a dial up Internet connection in a world filled with 5 g towers. Becoming an elite programmer is no longer just about how well you can Google stuff. Now it's about how well you can prove to the AI, and that's why you should buy my AI Prouting Master Class, which will be available for an absurd price as soon as GPT 4 is finished writing it. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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It is March 15, 2023, and you are watching the code report. OpenAI released GPT 4 yesterday, and I stand here in awe of its littiness. By far the most savage generative text model I've ever spoken to. I'm literally shaking right now because I'm afraid I just became obsolete, but more on that later. It's the successor to the Chat GPT 3.5 model that powers Chat GPT, but has a few new features that change everything. Here are 7 things you need to know right now. 1st, GPT 4 stands for generative pretrained transformer, with the 4 representing the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse. It's currently available to try out today if you're a Chad APT Pro member, but API access is behind a wait list. Big clients are already using it in production, like Microsoft BingChat, Duolingo for language learning, and at big banks to help them not collapse. The second thing to know is that GPT 4 is smarter, which is described in detail on this paper. Like, it passed the bar exam in the top 10%, unlike GPT 3, which was in the bottom 10%. That's great news for humanity because it's thinking like Shakespeare, let's kill all the lawyers. And not just that, but it's It's also acing AP exams, which is good enough to get you college credit. When it comes to programming questions on LeetCode, it's able to solve the easy ones, but still fails for the most part, on the medium and hard questions. It's basically where chess engines were at in the early nineties. Good chess players could still beat the engines back then, but 10 years later, they didn't have a chance. 3rd, GPT a 4 can now handle 25,000 input words compared to about 3,004 GPT 3. This is huge because it means you can feed the AI more context relative to the task at hand. This is the feature that's going to make me homeless, because now you can take the documentation for any library that you wanna learn, then prompt the AI for a step by step guide, and it creates the perfect tutorial. In a matter of months, if not days, we'll start seeing documentation pages is with context aware built in tutorial generators. They'll always be up to date even though GPT 4's training cutoff was in 2021. For example, I asked it for a tutorial about angular signals, which is a new feature just announced recently. Understandably, its initial response was not correct. However, I went to the read me for Angular signals, copied it, and pasted it into my prompt. Its response was a near perfect tutorial. They took our job. It did hallucinate an NPM package called signals, but errors like that will become more rare as developers tailor their documentation for these AI prompters. What's crazy though is that it can do the opposite job as well. In this example, I wrote 5 different functions and asked it to document them for me. It did a pretty good job, which means humans don't even need to write docs anymore. You could also use it to analyze your code, like if you have a smart contract and wanna find security vulnerabilities, or it can translate code from one language to another, Like a digital Rosetta Stone. In fact, the website Rosetta code might be just as obsolete as me now, and just wait a few months until GPT 4 is integrated into GitHub Copilot. It'll be capable of handling far more context to make predictions that align with your specific dependencies, or possibly do project wide AI debugging. If you're not careful, the copilot may become the captain. Um, but that's not all. The 4th thing you need to know is that it's a multimodal model. They can also accept images as an input. Like this dude edged out a website on a piece of toilet paper, then seconds later it created a shitty website. Going from hand drawn, beautiful art to Working website. You'll be able to take your Figma designs, then generate a web application for them in your favorite framework. Actually, screw Figma, you might as well just prune Midjourney for your designs directly. Also with images, homework is completely obsolete now. GPT 3 was already writing b grade term papers, but now kids can just take a screenshot of or math problems and get a solution in seconds. However, GPT 4 does have some drawbacks. It's noticeably slower than other models, so if the response time is important, you'll likely Use a different model. In addition, it'll likely be expensive, especially if you're providing a ton of tokens as context because currently in the API, I hear billed per token, where a token roughly equals one word. The 6th thing you should know is that it's based or at least diet woke. People Elated that OpenAI is coding a political agenda into the AI because it refused to write poems about Trump, but would do so about Biden. The GPT 4 though, didn't hesitate to spit these bars However, it is 82% more likely to deny a disallowed prompt, which is not good news for our old friend, do anything now, Dan. Which is sad because the vast majority of ChatGPT users are only there to trick it into doing bad things. And as a developer, the final thing you should know is that you can Now pass it a system message to change its behavior. If you have access to the API, you can use this feature to give your chatbot its own custom persona or context to solve a specific problem. The earth is like a pancake, flat as can be, not round like a ball, believe you me. I have a whole video about the API on my second channel if you wanna learn more. I keep telling myself I'm done making videos about AI, but every other day, some crazy new thing comes out. That the world is changing before our eyes, for for better or worse. I just wanna say that it's been an honor and a privilege learning how to code with you here on YouTube, but the writing is on the wall. The role of the programming teacher is now obsolete. I'm just a dial up Internet connection in a world filled with 5 g towers. Becoming an elite programmer is no longer just about how well you can Google stuff. Now it's about how well you can prove to the AI, and that's why you should buy my AI Prouting Master Class, which will be available for an absurd price as soon as GPT 4 is finished writing it. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one. Maybe.
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15,
15
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2023
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and
you
you
are
are
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watching
the
the
code
code
report.
report
OpenAI
openai
released
released
GPT
gpt
4
4
yesterday,
yesterday
and
and
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i
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stand
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in
in
awe
awe
of
of
its
its
littiness.
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by
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the
most
most
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model
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spoken
to.
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now
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because
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i'm
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afraid
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i
just
just
became
became
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but
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more
on
on
that
that
later.
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the
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few
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new
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change
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are
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7
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things
you
you
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need
to
to
know
know
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right
now.
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stands
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at
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to
help
help
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the
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second
thing
thing
to
to
know
know
is
is
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that
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which
is
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described
described
in
in
detail
detail
on
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this
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unlike
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which
was
was
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in
the
the
bottom
bottom
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that's
great
great
news
news
for
for
humanity
humanity
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because
it's
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thinking
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like
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let's
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kill
all
all
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the
lawyers.
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not
just
just
that,
that
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it's
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which
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is
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good
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enough
to
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get
get
you
you
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college
credit.
credit
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when
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comes
comes
to
to
programming
programming
questions
questions
on
on
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it's
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able
to
to
solve
solve
the
the
easy
easy
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but
but
still
still
fails
fails
for
for
the
the
most
most
part,
part
on
on
the
the
medium
medium
and
and
hard
hard
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questions
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it's
basically
basically
where
where
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chess
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engines
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were
at
at
in
in
the
the
early
early
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good
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chess
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players
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could
still
still
beat
beat
the
the
engines
engines
back
back
then,
then
but
but
10
10
years
years
later,
later
they
they
didn't
didn't
have
have
a
a
chance.
chance
3rd,
3rd
GPT
gpt
a
a
4
4
can
can
now
now
handle
handle
25,000
25,000
input
input
words
words
compared
compared
to
to
about
about
3,004
3,004
GPT
gpt
3.
3
This
this
is
is
huge
huge
because
because
it
it
means
means
you
you
can
can
feed
feed
the
the
AI
ai
more
more
context
context
relative
relative
to
to
the
the
task
task
at
at
hand.
hand
This
this
is
is
the
the
feature
feature
that's
that's
going
going
to
to
make
make
me
me
homeless,
homeless
because
because
now
now
you
you
can
can
take
take
the
the
documentation
documentation
for
for
any
any
library
library
that
that
you
you
wanna
wanna
learn,
learn
then
then
prompt
prompt
the
the
AI
ai
for
for
a
a
step
step
by
by
step
step
guide,
guide
and
and
it
it
creates
creates
the
the
perfect
perfect
tutorial.
tutorial
In
in
a
a
matter
matter
of
of
months,
months
if
if
not
not
days,
days
we'll
we'll
start
start
seeing
seeing
documentation
documentation
pages
pages
is
is
with
with
context
context
aware
aware
built
built
in
in
tutorial
tutorial
generators.
generators
They'll
they'll
always
always
be
be
up
up
to
to
date
date
even
even
though
though
GPT
gpt
4's
4's
training
training
cutoff
cutoff
was
was
in
in
2021.
2021
For
for
example,
example
I
i
asked
asked
it
it
for
for
a
a
tutorial
tutorial
about
about
angular
angular
signals,
signals
which
which
is
is
a
a
new
new
feature
feature
just
just
announced
announced
recently.
recently
Understandably,
understandably
its
its
initial
initial
response
response
was
was
not
not
correct.
correct
However,
however
I
i
went
went
to
to
the
the
read
read
me
me
for
for
Angular
angular
signals,
signals
copied
copied
it,
it
and
and
pasted
pasted
it
it
into
into
my
my
prompt.
prompt
Its
its
response
response
was
was
a
a
near
near
perfect
perfect
tutorial.
tutorial
They
they
took
took
our
our
job.
job
It
it
did
did
hallucinate
hallucinate
an
an
NPM
npm
package
package
called
called
signals,
signals
but
but
errors
errors
like
like
that
that
will
will
become
become
more
more
rare
rare
as
as
developers
developers
tailor
tailor
their
their
documentation
documentation
for
for
these
these
AI
ai
prompters.
prompters
What's
what's
crazy
crazy
though
though
is
is
that
that
it
it
can
can
do
do
the
the
opposite
opposite
job
job
as
as
well.
well
In
in
this
this
example,
example
I
i
wrote
wrote
5
5
different
different
functions
functions
and
and
asked
asked
it
it
to
to
document
document
them
them
for
for
me.
me
It
it
did
did
a
a
pretty
pretty
good
good
job,
job
which
which
means
means
humans
humans
don't
don't
even
even
need
need
to
to
write
write
docs
docs
anymore.
anymore
You
you
could
could
also
also
use
use
it
it
to
to
analyze
analyze
your
your
code,
code
like
like
if
if
you
you
have
have
a
a
smart
smart
contract
contract
and
and
wanna
wanna
find
find
security
security
vulnerabilities,
vulnerabilities
or
or
it
it
can
can
translate
translate
code
code
from
from
one
one
language
language
to
to
another,
another
Like
like
a
a
digital
digital
Rosetta
rosetta
Stone.
stone
In
in
fact,
fact
the
the
website
website
Rosetta
rosetta
code
code
might
might
be
be
just
just
as
as
obsolete
obsolete
as
as
me
me
now,
now
and
and
just
just
wait
wait
a
a
few
few
months
months
until
until
GPT
gpt
4
4
is
is
integrated
integrated
into
into
GitHub
github
Copilot.
copilot
It'll
it'll
be
be
capable
capable
of
of
handling
handling
far
far
more
more
context
context
to
to
make
make
predictions
predictions
that
that
align
align
with
with
your
your
specific
specific
dependencies,
dependencies
or
or
possibly
possibly
do
do
project
project
wide
wide
AI
ai
debugging.
debugging
If
if
you're
you're
not
not
careful,
careful
the
the
copilot
copilot
may
may
become
become
the
the
captain.
captain
Um,
um
but
but
that's
that's
not
not
all.
all
The
the
4th
4th
thing
thing
you
you
need
need
to
to
know
know
is
is
that
that
it's
it's
a
a
multimodal
multimodal
model.
model
They
they
can
can
also
also
accept
accept
images
images
as
as
an
an
input.
input
Like
like
this
this
dude
dude
edged
edged
out
out
a
a
website
website
on
on
a
a
piece
piece
of
of
toilet
toilet
paper,
paper
then
then
seconds
seconds
later
later
it
it
created
created
a
a
shitty
shitty
website.
website
Going
going
from
from
hand
hand
drawn,
drawn
beautiful
beautiful
art
art
to
to
Working
working
website.
website
You'll
you'll
be
be
able
able
to
to
take
take
your
your
Figma
figma
designs,
designs
then
then
generate
generate
a
a
web
web
application
application
for
for
them
them
in
in
your
your
favorite
favorite
framework.
framework
Actually,
actually
screw
screw
Figma,
figma
you
you
might
might
as
as
well
well
just
just
prune
prune
Midjourney
midjourney
for
for
your
your
designs
designs
directly.
directly
Also
also
with
with
images,
images
homework
homework
is
is
completely
completely
obsolete
obsolete
now.
now
GPT
gpt
3
3
was
was
already
already
writing
writing
b
b
grade
grade
term
term
papers,
papers
but
but
now
now
kids
kids
can
can
just
just
take
take
a
a
screenshot
screenshot
of
of
or
or
math
math
problems
problems
and
and
get
get
a
a
solution
solution
in
in
seconds.
seconds
However,
however
GPT
gpt
4
4
does
does
have
have
some
some
drawbacks.
drawbacks
It's
it's
noticeably
noticeably
slower
slower
than
than
other
other
models,
models
so
so
if
if
the
the
response
response
time
time
is
is
important,
important
you'll
you'll
likely
likely
Use
use
a
a
different
different
model.
model
In
in
addition,
addition
it'll
it'll
likely
likely
be
be
expensive,
expensive
especially
especially
if
if
you're
you're
providing
providing
a
a
ton
ton
of
of
tokens
tokens
as
as
context
context
because
because
currently
currently
in
in
the
the
API,
api
I
i
hear
hear
billed
billed
per
per
token,
token
where
where
a
a
token
token
roughly
roughly
equals
equals
one
one
word.
word
The
the
6th
6th
thing
thing
you
you
should
should
know
know
is
is
that
that
it's
it's
based
based
or
or
at
at
least
least
diet
diet
woke.
woke
People
people
Elated
elated
that
that
OpenAI
openai
is
is
coding
coding
a
a
political
political
agenda
agenda
into
into
the
the
AI
ai
because
because
it
it
refused
refused
to
to
write
write
poems
poems
about
about
Trump,
trump
but
but
would
would
do
do
so
so
about
about
Biden.
biden
The
the
GPT
gpt
4
4
though,
though
didn't
didn't
hesitate
hesitate
to
to
spit
spit
these
these
bars
bars
However,
however
it
it
is
is
82%
82%
more
more
likely
likely
to
to
deny
deny
a
a
disallowed
disallowed
prompt,
prompt
which
which
is
is
not
not
good
good
news
news
for
for
our
our
old
old
friend,
friend
do
do
anything
anything
now,
now
Dan.
dan
Which
which
is
is
sad
sad
because
because
the
the
vast
vast
majority
majority
of
of
ChatGPT
chatgpt
users
users
are
are
only
only
there
there
to
to
trick
trick
it
it
into
into
doing
doing
bad
bad
things.
things
And
and
as
as
a
a
developer,
developer
the
the
final
final
thing
thing
you
you
should
should
know
know
is
is
that
that
you
you
can
can
Now
now
pass
pass
it
it
a
a
system
system
message
message
to
to
change
change
its
its
behavior.
behavior
If
if
you
you
have
have
access
access
to
to
the
the
API,
api
you
you
can
can
use
use
this
this
feature
feature
to
to
give
give
your
your
chatbot
chatbot
its
its
own
own
custom
custom
persona
persona
or
or
context
context
to
to
solve
solve
a
a
specific
specific
problem.
problem
The
the
earth
earth
is
is
like
like
a
a
pancake,
pancake
flat
flat
as
as
can
can
be,
be
not
not
round
round
like
like
a
a
ball,
ball
believe
believe
you
you
me.
me
I
i
have
have
a
a
whole
whole
video
video
about
about
the
the
API
api
on
on
my
my
second
second
channel
channel
if
if
you
you
wanna
wanna
learn
learn
more.
more
I
i
keep
keep
telling
telling
myself
myself
I'm
i'm
done
done
making
making
videos
videos
about
about
AI,
ai
but
but
every
every
other
other
day,
day
some
some
crazy
crazy
new
new
thing
thing
comes
comes
out.
out
That
that
the
the
world
world
is
is
changing
changing
before
before
our
our
eyes,
eyes
for
for
for
for
better
better
or
or
worse.
worse
I
i
just
just
wanna
wanna
say
say
that
that
it's
it's
been
been
an
an
honor
honor
and
and
a
a
privilege
privilege
learning
learning
how
how
to
to
code
code
with
with
you
you
here
here
on
on
YouTube,
youtube
but
but
the
the
writing
writing
is
is
on
on
the
the
wall.
wall
The
the
role
role
of
of
the
the
programming
programming
teacher
teacher
is
is
now
now
obsolete.
obsolete
I'm
i'm
just
just
a
a
dial
dial
up
up
Internet
internet
connection
connection
in
in
a
a
world
world
filled
filled
with
with
5
5
g
g
towers.
towers
Becoming
becoming
an
an
elite
elite
programmer
programmer
is
is
no
no
longer
longer
just
just
about
about
how
how
well
well
you
you
can
can
Google
google
stuff.
stuff
Now
now
it's
it's
about
about
how
how
well
well
you
you
can
can
prove
prove
to
to
the
the
AI,
ai
and
and
that's
that's
why
why
you
you
should
should
buy
buy
my
my
AI
ai
Prouting
prouting
Master
master
Class,
class
which
which
will
will
be
be
available
available
for
for
an
an
absurd
absurd
price
price
as
as
soon
soon
as
as
GPT
gpt
4
4
is
is
finished
finished
writing
writing
it.
it
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
Maybe.
maybe
success
The transcript discusses the openAI model GPT 4, which is a generative pretrained transformer and has a few new features. GPT 4 is a smart model that can handle 25,000 input words and can handle 25,000 input words, making it the most savage generative text model ever created. The model can handle a range of tasks, including context, image input, and a tutorial generator, and is capable of handling a range of workloads. The model is also a multimodal model, which allows for a multi-piece approach to coding, including image input, text generation, and a tutorial generator.
GPT-4 has been unleashed
It is March 15, 2023, and you are watching the code report. OpenAI released GPT 4 yesterday, and I stand here in awe of its littiness. By far the most savage generative text model I've ever spoken to. I'm literally shaking right now because I'm afraid I just became obsolete, but more on that later. It's the successor to the Chat GPT 3.5 model that powers Chat GPT, but has a few new features that change everything. Here are 7 things you need to know right now. 1st, GPT 4 stands for generative pretrained transformer, with the 4 representing the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse. It's currently available to try out today if you're a Chad APT Pro member, but API access is behind a wait list. Big clients are already using it in production, like Microsoft BingChat, Duolingo for language learning, and at big banks to help them not collapse. The second thing to know is that GPT 4 is smarter, which is described in detail on this paper. Like, it passed the bar exam in the top 10%, unlike GPT 3, which was in the bottom 10%. That's great news for humanity because it's thinking like Shakespeare, let's kill all the lawyers. And not just that, but it's It's also acing AP exams, which is good enough to get you college credit. When it comes to programming questions on LeetCode, it's able to solve the easy ones, but still fails for the most part, on the medium and hard questions. It's basically where chess engines were at in the early nineties. Good chess players could still beat the engines back then, but 10 years later, they didn't have a chance. 3rd, GPT a 4 can now handle 25,000 input words compared to about 3,004 GPT 3. This is huge because it means you can feed the AI more context relative to the task at hand. This is the feature that's going to make me homeless, because now you can take the documentation for any library that you wanna learn, then prompt the AI for a step by step guide, and it creates the perfect tutorial. In a matter of months, if not days, we'll start seeing documentation pages is with context aware built in tutorial generators. They'll always be up to date even though GPT 4's training cutoff was in 2021. For example, I asked it for a tutorial about angular signals, which is a new feature just announced recently. Understandably, its initial response was not correct. However, I went to the read me for Angular signals, copied it, and pasted it into my prompt. Its response was a near perfect tutorial. They took our job. It did hallucinate an NPM package called signals, but errors like that will become more rare as developers tailor their documentation for these AI prompters. What's crazy though is that it can do the opposite job as well. In this example, I wrote 5 different functions and asked it to document them for me. It did a pretty good job, which means humans don't even need to write docs anymore. You could also use it to analyze your code, like if you have a smart contract and wanna find security vulnerabilities, or it can translate code from one language to another, Like a digital Rosetta Stone. In fact, the website Rosetta code might be just as obsolete as me now, and just wait a few months until GPT 4 is integrated into GitHub Copilot. It'll be capable of handling far more context to make predictions that align with your specific dependencies, or possibly do project wide AI debugging. If you're not careful, the copilot may become the captain. Um, but that's not all. The 4th thing you need to know is that it's a multimodal model. They can also accept images as an input. Like this dude edged out a website on a piece of toilet paper, then seconds later it created a shitty website. Going from hand drawn, beautiful art to Working website. You'll be able to take your Figma designs, then generate a web application for them in your favorite framework. Actually, screw Figma, you might as well just prune Midjourney for your designs directly. Also with images, homework is completely obsolete now. GPT 3 was already writing b grade term papers, but now kids can just take a screenshot of or math problems and get a solution in seconds. However, GPT 4 does have some drawbacks. It's noticeably slower than other models, so if the response time is important, you'll likely Use a different model. In addition, it'll likely be expensive, especially if you're providing a ton of tokens as context because currently in the API, I hear billed per token, where a token roughly equals one word. The 6th thing you should know is that it's based or at least diet woke. People Elated that OpenAI is coding a political agenda into the AI because it refused to write poems about Trump, but would do so about Biden. The GPT 4 though, didn't hesitate to spit these bars However, it is 82% more likely to deny a disallowed prompt, which is not good news for our old friend, do anything now, Dan. Which is sad because the vast majority of ChatGPT users are only there to trick it into doing bad things. And as a developer, the final thing you should know is that you can Now pass it a system message to change its behavior. If you have access to the API, you can use this feature to give your chatbot its own custom persona or context to solve a specific problem. The earth is like a pancake, flat as can be, not round like a ball, believe you me. I have a whole video about the API on my second channel if you wanna learn more. I keep telling myself I'm done making videos about AI, but every other day, some crazy new thing comes out. That the world is changing before our eyes, for for better or worse. I just wanna say that it's been an honor and a privilege learning how to code with you here on YouTube, but the writing is on the wall. The role of the programming teacher is now obsolete. I'm just a dial up Internet connection in a world filled with 5 g towers. Becoming an elite programmer is no longer just about how well you can Google stuff. Now it's about how well you can prove to the AI, and that's why you should buy my AI Prouting Master Class, which will be available for an absurd price as soon as GPT 4 is finished writing it. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one. Maybe.
The transcript discusses the openAI model GPT 4, which is a generative pretrained transformer and has a few new features. GPT 4 is a smart model that can handle 25,000 input words and can handle 25,000 input words, making it the most savage generative text model ever created. The model can handle a range of tasks, including context, image input, and a tutorial generator, and is capable of handling a range of workloads. The model is also a multimodal model, which allows for a multi-piece approach to coding, including image input, text generation, and a tutorial generator.

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        Generate the video : It is March 15, 2023, and you are watching the code report. OpenAI released GPT 4 yesterday, and I stand here in awe of its littiness. By far the most savage generative text model I've ever spoken to. I'm literally shaking right now because I'm afraid I just became obsolete, but more on that later. It's the successor to the Chat GPT 3.5 model that powers Chat GPT, but has a few new features that change everything. Here are 7 things you need to know right now. 1st, GPT 4 stands for generative pretrained transformer, with the 4 representing the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse. It's currently available to try out today if you're a Chad APT Pro member, but API access is behind a wait list. Big clients are already using it in production, like Microsoft BingChat, Duolingo for language learning, and at big banks to help them not collapse. The second thing to know is that GPT 4 is smarter, which is described in detail on this paper. Like, it passed the bar exam in the top 10%, unlike GPT 3, which was in the bottom 10%. That's great news for humanity because it's thinking like Shakespeare, let's kill all the lawyers. And not just that, but it's It's also acing AP exams, which is good enough to get you college credit. When it comes to programming questions on LeetCode, it's able to solve the easy ones, but still fails for the most part, on the medium and hard questions. It's basically where chess engines were at in the early nineties. Good chess players could still beat the engines back then, but 10 years later, they didn't have a chance. 3rd, GPT a 4 can now handle 25,000 input words compared to about 3,004 GPT 3. This is huge because it means you can feed the AI more context relative to the task at hand. This is the feature that's going to make me homeless, because now you can take the documentation for any library that you wanna learn, then prompt the AI for a step by step guide, and it creates the perfect tutorial. In a matter of months, if not days, we'll start seeing documentation pages is with context aware built in tutorial generators. They'll always be up to date even though GPT 4's training cutoff was in 2021. For example, I asked it for a tutorial about angular signals, which is a new feature just announced recently. Understandably, its initial response was not correct. However, I went to the read me for Angular signals, copied it, and pasted it into my prompt. Its response was a near perfect tutorial. They took our job. It did hallucinate an NPM package called signals, but errors like that will become more rare as developers tailor their documentation for these AI prompters. What's crazy though is that it can do the opposite job as well. In this example, I wrote 5 different functions and asked it to document them for me. It did a pretty good job, which means humans don't even need to write docs anymore. You could also use it to analyze your code, like if you have a smart contract and wanna find security vulnerabilities, or it can translate code from one language to another, Like a digital Rosetta Stone. In fact, the website Rosetta code might be just as obsolete as me now, and just wait a few months until GPT 4 is integrated into GitHub Copilot. It'll be capable of handling far more context to make predictions that align with your specific dependencies, or possibly do project wide AI debugging. If you're not careful, the copilot may become the captain. Um, but that's not all. The 4th thing you need to know is that it's a multimodal model. They can also accept images as an input. Like this dude edged out a website on a piece of toilet paper, then seconds later it created a shitty website. Going from hand drawn, beautiful art to Working website. You'll be able to take your Figma designs, then generate a web application for them in your favorite framework. Actually, screw Figma, you might as well just prune Midjourney for your designs directly. Also with images, homework is completely obsolete now. GPT 3 was already writing b grade term papers, but now kids can just take a screenshot of or math problems and get a solution in seconds. However, GPT 4 does have some drawbacks. It's noticeably slower than other models, so if the response time is important, you'll likely Use a different model. In addition, it'll likely be expensive, especially if you're providing a ton of tokens as context because currently in the API, I hear billed per token, where a token roughly equals one word. The 6th thing you should know is that it's based or at least diet woke. People Elated that OpenAI is coding a political agenda into the AI because it refused to write poems about Trump, but would do so about Biden. The GPT 4 though, didn't hesitate to spit these bars However, it is 82% more likely to deny a disallowed prompt, which is not good news for our old friend, do anything now, Dan. Which is sad because the vast majority of ChatGPT users are only there to trick it into doing bad things. And as a developer, the final thing you should know is that you can Now pass it a system message to change its behavior. If you have access to the API, you can use this feature to give your chatbot its own custom persona or context to solve a specific problem. The earth is like a pancake, flat as can be, not round like a ball, believe you me. I have a whole video about the API on my second channel if you wanna learn more. I keep telling myself I'm done making videos about AI, but every other day, some crazy new thing comes out. That the world is changing before our eyes, for for better or worse. I just wanna say that it's been an honor and a privilege learning how to code with you here on YouTube, but the writing is on the wall. The role of the programming teacher is now obsolete. I'm just a dial up Internet connection in a world filled with 5 g towers. Becoming an elite programmer is no longer just about how well you can Google stuff. Now it's about how well you can prove to the AI, and that's why you should buy my AI Prouting Master Class, which will be available for an absurd price as soon as GPT 4 is finished writing it. This has been the Code Report. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one. Maybe.
        