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Geoffrey Hinton Resigns https://fortune.com/2023/05/01/godfather-ai-geoffrey-hinton-quit-google-regrets-lifes-work-bad-actors/
Chegg ChatGPT decline https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/02/chegg-drops-more-than-40percent-after-saying-chatgpt-is-killing-its-business.html
Ibm replaced 7800 Jobs with AI https://www.reuters.com/technology/ibm-pause-hiring-plans-replace-7800-jobs-with-ai-bloomberg-news-2023-05-01/
Elon Musk wants to Stop ChatGPT https://youtu.be/TpZcGhYp4rw

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It is May 3, 2023, and you're watching the code report.
Kids these days are no longer cheating on their homework like they used to.
College cheating platform Chegg was down 50% after revealing that ChatGPT is killing its business.
A ridiculous 89% of students are already using ChatGPT, and that's bad news for any kind of tutoring platform.
The company is taking if you can't beat them, join them strategy and signed up for the OpenAI API to develop something called Cheggmate.
And that's why we're working with GPT 4.
To help students cheat themselves out of a real education, but you gotta break some Cheggs if you wanna make an omelette.
And the bodies of ChatGPT are starting to pile up.
Buzzfeed and Vice Media are both going out of business, in part because AI can now write deep enlightening articles like 10 Reasons JavaScript is homophobic.
You've also got language learning Apps like Duolingo afraid right now because it looks like LLMs will become superior second language teachers, making their products obsolete.
LegalZoom is also tanking as we speak because they're in the direct kill zone of AI.
Nobody's going to be paying to fill out legal templates when you can tell Chat GPT to generate one for you for free.
Once the Chat GPT retrieval Win is Google.
Alphabet just had great earnings, but if ChatGPT continues to grow at this rate, it's literally the fastest growing app of all time.
Google search traffic should go down.
That to be bad because search ads are one of the biggest cash cows of all time that account for over 50% of Alphabet's revenue, but Google doesn't wanna lose to Microsoft.
Google IO is exactly 1 week away, and it'll be interesting to see what they have in store.
Bad news for Google though, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton just quit.
He's often called one of the godfathers of deep learning and helped pioneer things like back propagation and neural networks that we use today.
He resigned because he wants to be able to, quote, freely speak about the risks of AI.
He's afraid Putin and DeSantis will use it to win elections or use it to build hyper intelligent killing machines.
His resignation was a surprise, but he made it clear that Google has acted responsibly with its AI endeavors.
This guy's pretty smart, and if he says AI is dangerous, we might wanna listen to him, but I don't think Putin's gonna.
The Russians just announced their own large language model last week called GigaChat.
I know from experience that Russians are very talented AI researchers, and I'm somewhat skeptical that they'll pause their research if the AI turns out to be a little sexist.
But getting back to hyperintelligent killing machines.
Palantir just demonstrated some innovative new ways to blow people up with AI.
The operator uses AIP to generate 3 full courses of action to target this enemy equipment.
Send these three options to my commander.
It looks like the job of lieutenant is dead, but IBM, one of the biggest Lawyers in tech just announced that it will be eliminating 78 100 jobs over the next 5 years.
People seem to forget that IBM is a big AI player that Created Watson to beat Ken Jennings in jeopardy over a decade ago, but the jobs going away are mostly back office rules like HR and paper pushers that we already know AI is going to replace.
What would you say you do here?
The scary thing is that there's consultants just like these guys teaching dinosaur companies how to to replace humans with AI.
The vast majority of this will take place behind closed doors, and you'll never hear about it in the news.
Goldman Sachs predicts 300,000,000 jobs could be lost to AI in the coming years.
The good news though is that programming jobs appear to be safe for the time being, and it's reassuring to know that 60% of workers today are in occupations since that didn't exist in 1940.
AI is likely going to create a bunch of new jobs, like, of course, the Prunter and many others that we haven't even imagined Furthermore, a new paper just dropped explaining how all this scary emergent AI hype is really just a mirage produced by researchers.
It's Most like even the smartest people in the world don't know what the hell is going on with AI.
Or maybe they know exactly what's going on, but they just wanna hype it up and regulate it so they can control it and trol it, and make tons of money from it before the average person figures out how to train their own state of the art models that can prove once and for all that we're not on a spinning ball, because that's what this is all about.
This has been the CodeReport.
Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: It is May 3, 2023, and you're watching the code report. Kids these days are no longer cheating on their homework like they used to. College cheating platform Chegg was down 50% after revealing that ChatGPT is killing its business. A ridiculous 89% of students are already using ChatGPT, and that's bad news for any kind of tutoring platform. The company is taking if you can't beat them, join them strategy and signed up for the OpenAI API to develop something called Cheggmate.

And that's why we're working with GPT 4. To help students cheat themselves out of a real education, but you gotta break some Cheggs if you wanna make an omelette. And the bodies of ChatGPT are starting to pile up. Buzzfeed and Vice Media are both going out of business, in part because AI can now write deep enlightening articles like 10 Reasons JavaScript is homophobic. You've also got language learning Apps like Duolingo afraid right now because it looks like LLMs will become superior second language teachers, making their products obsolete.

LegalZoom is also tanking as we speak because they're in the direct kill zone of AI. Nobody's going to be paying to fill out legal templates when you can tell Chat GPT to generate one for you for free. Once the Chat GPT retrieval Win is Google. Alphabet just had great earnings, but if ChatGPT continues to grow at this rate, it's literally the fastest growing app of all time. Google search traffic should go down.

That to be bad because search ads are one of the biggest cash cows of all time that account for over 50% of Alphabet's revenue, but Google doesn't wanna lose to Microsoft. Google IO is exactly 1 week away, and it'll be interesting to see what they have in store. Bad news for Google though, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton just quit. He's often called one of the godfathers of deep learning and helped pioneer things like back propagation and neural networks that we use today. He resigned because he wants to be able to, quote, freely speak about the risks of AI.

He's afraid Putin and DeSantis will use it to win elections or use it to build hyper intelligent killing machines. His resignation was a surprise, but he made it clear that Google has acted responsibly with its AI endeavors. This guy's pretty smart, and if he says AI is dangerous, we might wanna listen to him, but I don't think Putin's gonna. The Russians just announced their own large language model last week called GigaChat. I know from experience that Russians are very talented AI researchers, and I'm somewhat skeptical that they'll pause their research if the AI turns out to be a little sexist.

But getting back to hyperintelligent killing machines. Palantir just demonstrated some innovative new ways to blow people up with AI.

Speaker 1: The operator uses AIP to generate 3 full courses of action to target this enemy equipment. Send these three options to my commander.

Speaker 0: It looks like the job of lieutenant is dead, but IBM, one of the biggest Lawyers in tech just announced that it will be eliminating 78 100 jobs over the next 5 years. People seem to forget that IBM is a big AI player that Created Watson to beat Ken Jennings in jeopardy over a decade ago, but the jobs going away are mostly back office rules like HR and paper pushers that we already know AI is going to replace. What would you say you do here? The scary thing is that there's consultants just like these guys teaching dinosaur companies how to to replace humans with AI. The vast majority of this will take place behind closed doors, and you'll never hear about it in the news.

Goldman Sachs predicts 300,000,000 jobs could be lost to AI in the coming years. The good news though is that programming jobs appear to be safe for the time being, and it's reassuring to know that 60% of workers today are in occupations since that didn't exist in 1940. AI is likely going to create a bunch of new jobs, like, of course, the Prunter and many others that we haven't even imagined Furthermore, a new paper just dropped explaining how all this scary emergent AI hype is really just a mirage produced by researchers. It's Most like even the smartest people in the world don't know what the hell is going on with AI. Or maybe they know exactly what's going on, but they just wanna hype it up and regulate it so they can control it and trol it, and make tons of money from it before the average person figures out how to train their own state of the art models that can prove once and for all that we're not on a spinning ball, because that's what this is all about.

This has been the CodeReport. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It is May 3, 2023, and you're watching the code report. Kids these days are no longer cheating on their homework like they used to. College cheating platform Chegg was down 50% after revealing that ChatGPT is killing its business. A ridiculous 89% of students are already using ChatGPT, and that's bad news for any kind of tutoring platform. The company is taking if you can't beat them, join them strategy and signed up for the OpenAI API to develop something called Cheggmate. And that's why we're working with GPT 4. To help students cheat themselves out of a real education, but you gotta break some Cheggs if you wanna make an omelette. And the bodies of ChatGPT are starting to pile up. Buzzfeed and Vice Media are both going out of business, in part because AI can now write deep enlightening articles like 10 Reasons JavaScript is homophobic.
You've also got language learning Apps like Duolingo afraid right now because it looks like LLMs will become superior second language teachers, making their products obsolete. LegalZoom is also tanking as we speak because they're in the direct kill zone of AI. Nobody's going to be paying to fill out legal templates when you can tell Chat GPT to generate one for you for free. Once the Chat GPT retrieval Win is Google. Alphabet just had great earnings, but if ChatGPT continues to grow at this rate, it's literally the fastest growing app of all time. Google search traffic should go down. That to be bad because search ads are one of the biggest cash cows of all time that account for over 50% of Alphabet's revenue, but Google doesn't wanna lose to Microsoft. Google IO is exactly 1 week away, and it'll be interesting to see what they have in store. Bad news for Google though, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton just quit. He's often called one of the godfathers of deep learning and helped pioneer things like back propagation and neural networks that we use today. He resigned because he wants to be able to, quote, freely speak about the risks of AI. He's afraid Putin and DeSantis will use it to win elections or use it to build hyper intelligent killing machines. His resignation was a surprise, but he made it clear that Google has acted responsibly with its AI endeavors. This guy's pretty smart, and if he says AI is dangerous, we might wanna listen to him, but I don't think Putin's gonna. The Russians just announced their own large language model last week called GigaChat. I know from experience that Russians are very talented AI researchers, and I'm somewhat skeptical that they'll pause their research if the AI turns out to be a little sexist. But getting back to hyperintelligent killing machines. Palantir just demonstrated some innovative new ways to blow people up with AI. The operator uses AIP to generate 3 full courses of action to target this enemy equipment. Send these three options to my commander. It looks like the job of lieutenant is dead, but IBM, one of the biggest Lawyers in tech just announced that it will be eliminating 78 100 jobs over the next 5 years. People seem to forget that IBM is a big AI player that Created Watson to beat Ken Jennings in jeopardy over a decade ago, but the jobs going away are mostly back office rules like HR and paper pushers that we already know AI is going to replace. What would you say you do here? The scary thing is that there's consultants just like these guys teaching dinosaur companies how to to replace humans with AI. The vast majority of this will take place behind closed doors, and you'll never hear about it in the news. Goldman Sachs predicts 300,000,000 jobs could be lost to AI in the coming years.
google
russia
ibm
machine learning
artificial intelligence
languages
weapons
military
neural networks
robotics
software
deep learning
The good news though is that programming jobs appear to be safe for the time being, and it's reassuring to know that 60% of workers today are in occupations since that didn't exist in 1940. AI is likely going to create a bunch of new jobs, like, of course, the Prunter and many others that we haven't even imagined Furthermore, a new paper just dropped explaining how all this scary emergent AI hype is really just a mirage produced by researchers. It's Most like even the smartest people in the world don't know what the hell is going on with AI. Or maybe they know exactly what's going on, but they just wanna hype it up and regulate it so they can control it and trol it, and make tons of money from it before the average person figures out how to train their own state of the art models that can prove once and for all that we're not on a spinning ball, because that's what this is all about.
artificial intelligence
robotics
This has been the CodeReport. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It is May 3, 2023, and you're watching the code report. Kids these days are no longer cheating on their homework like they used to. College cheating platform Chegg was down 50% after revealing that ChatGPT is killing its business. A ridiculous 89% of students are already using ChatGPT, and that's bad news for any kind of tutoring platform. The company is taking if you can't beat them, join them strategy and signed up for the OpenAI API to develop something called Cheggmate. And that's why we're working with GPT 4. To help students cheat themselves out of a real education, but you gotta break some Cheggs if you wanna make an omelette. And the bodies of ChatGPT are starting to pile up. Buzzfeed and Vice Media are both going out of business, in part because AI can now write deep enlightening articles like 10 Reasons JavaScript is homophobic. You've also got language learning Apps like Duolingo afraid right now because it looks like LLMs will become superior second language teachers, making their products obsolete. LegalZoom is also tanking as we speak because they're in the direct kill zone of AI. Nobody's going to be paying to fill out legal templates when you can tell Chat GPT to generate one for you for free. Once the Chat GPT retrieval Win is Google. Alphabet just had great earnings, but if ChatGPT continues to grow at this rate, it's literally the fastest growing app of all time. Google search traffic should go down. That to be bad because search ads are one of the biggest cash cows of all time that account for over 50% of Alphabet's revenue, but Google doesn't wanna lose to Microsoft. Google IO is exactly 1 week away, and it'll be interesting to see what they have in store. Bad news for Google though, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton just quit. He's often called one of the godfathers of deep learning and helped pioneer things like back propagation and neural networks that we use today. He resigned because he wants to be able to, quote, freely speak about the risks of AI. He's afraid Putin and DeSantis will use it to win elections or use it to build hyper intelligent killing machines. His resignation was a surprise, but he made it clear that Google has acted responsibly with its AI endeavors. This guy's pretty smart, and if he says AI is dangerous, we might wanna listen to him, but I don't think Putin's gonna. The Russians just announced their own large language model last week called GigaChat. I know from experience that Russians are very talented AI researchers, and I'm somewhat skeptical that they'll pause their research if the AI turns out to be a little sexist. But getting back to hyperintelligent killing machines. Palantir just demonstrated some innovative new ways to blow people up with AI. The operator uses AIP to generate 3 full courses of action to target this enemy equipment. Send these three options to my commander. It looks like the job of lieutenant is dead, but IBM, one of the biggest Lawyers in tech just announced that it will be eliminating 78 100 jobs over the next 5 years. People seem to forget that IBM is a big AI player that Created Watson to beat Ken Jennings in jeopardy over a decade ago, but the jobs going away are mostly back office rules like HR and paper pushers that we already know AI is going to replace. What would you say you do here? The scary thing is that there's consultants just like these guys teaching dinosaur companies how to to replace humans with AI. The vast majority of this will take place behind closed doors, and you'll never hear about it in the news. Goldman Sachs predicts 300,000,000 jobs could be lost to AI in the coming years. The good news though is that programming jobs appear to be safe for the time being, and it's reassuring to know that 60% of workers today are in occupations since that didn't exist in 1940. AI is likely going to create a bunch of new jobs, like, of course, the Prunter and many others that we haven't even imagined Furthermore, a new paper just dropped explaining how all this scary emergent AI hype is really just a mirage produced by researchers. It's Most like even the smartest people in the world don't know what the hell is going on with AI. Or maybe they know exactly what's going on, but they just wanna hype it up and regulate it so they can control it and trol it, and make tons of money from it before the average person figures out how to train their own state of the art models that can prove once and for all that we're not on a spinning ball, because that's what this is all about. This has been the CodeReport. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It
it
is
is
May
may
3,
3
2023,
2023
and
and
you're
you're
watching
watching
the
the
code
code
report.
report
Kids
kids
these
these
days
days
are
are
no
no
longer
longer
cheating
cheating
on
on
their
their
homework
homework
like
like
they
they
used
used
to.
to
College
college
cheating
cheating
platform
platform
Chegg
chegg
was
was
down
down
50%
50%
after
after
revealing
revealing
that
that
ChatGPT
chatgpt
is
is
killing
killing
its
its
business.
business
A
a
ridiculous
ridiculous
89%
89%
of
of
students
students
are
are
already
already
using
using
ChatGPT,
chatgpt
and
and
that's
that's
bad
bad
news
news
for
for
any
any
kind
kind
of
of
tutoring
tutoring
platform.
platform
The
the
company
company
is
is
taking
taking
if
if
you
you
can't
can't
beat
beat
them,
them
join
join
them
them
strategy
strategy
and
and
signed
signed
up
up
for
for
the
the
OpenAI
openai
API
api
to
to
develop
develop
something
something
called
called
Cheggmate.
cheggmate
And
and
that's
that's
why
why
we're
we're
working
working
with
with
GPT
gpt
4.
4
To
to
help
help
students
students
cheat
cheat
themselves
themselves
out
out
of
of
a
a
real
real
education,
education
but
but
you
you
gotta
gotta
break
break
some
some
Cheggs
cheggs
if
if
you
you
wanna
wanna
make
make
an
an
omelette.
omelette
And
and
the
the
bodies
bodies
of
of
ChatGPT
chatgpt
are
are
starting
starting
to
to
pile
pile
up.
up
Buzzfeed
buzzfeed
and
and
Vice
vice
Media
media
are
are
both
both
going
going
out
out
of
of
business,
business
in
in
part
part
because
because
AI
ai
can
can
now
now
write
write
deep
deep
enlightening
enlightening
articles
articles
like
like
10
10
Reasons
reasons
JavaScript
javascript
is
is
homophobic.
homophobic
You've
you've
also
also
got
got
language
language
learning
learning
Apps
apps
like
like
Duolingo
duolingo
afraid
afraid
right
right
now
now
because
because
it
it
looks
looks
like
like
LLMs
llms
will
will
become
become
superior
superior
second
second
language
language
teachers,
teachers
making
making
their
their
products
products
obsolete.
obsolete
LegalZoom
legalzoom
is
is
also
also
tanking
tanking
as
as
we
we
speak
speak
because
because
they're
they're
in
in
the
the
direct
direct
kill
kill
zone
zone
of
of
AI.
ai
Nobody's
nobody's
going
going
to
to
be
be
paying
paying
to
to
fill
fill
out
out
legal
legal
templates
templates
when
when
you
you
can
can
tell
tell
Chat
chat
GPT
gpt
to
to
generate
generate
one
one
for
for
you
you
for
for
free.
free
Once
once
the
the
Chat
chat
GPT
gpt
retrieval
retrieval
Win
win
is
is
Google.
google
Alphabet
alphabet
just
just
had
had
great
great
earnings,
earnings
but
but
if
if
ChatGPT
chatgpt
continues
continues
to
to
grow
grow
at
at
this
this
rate,
rate
it's
it's
literally
literally
the
the
fastest
fastest
growing
growing
app
app
of
of
all
all
time.
time
Google
google
search
search
traffic
traffic
should
should
go
go
down.
down
That
that
to
to
be
be
bad
bad
because
because
search
search
ads
ads
are
are
one
one
of
of
the
the
biggest
biggest
cash
cash
cows
cows
of
of
all
all
time
time
that
that
account
account
for
for
over
over
50%
50%
of
of
Alphabet's
alphabet's
revenue,
revenue
but
but
Google
google
doesn't
doesn't
wanna
wanna
lose
lose
to
to
Microsoft.
microsoft
Google
google
IO
io
is
is
exactly
exactly
1
1
week
week
away,
away
and
and
it'll
it'll
be
be
interesting
interesting
to
to
see
see
what
what
they
they
have
have
in
in
store.
store
Bad
bad
news
news
for
for
Google
google
though,
though
AI
ai
pioneer
pioneer
Geoffrey
geoffrey
Hinton
hinton
just
just
quit.
quit
He's
he's
often
often
called
called
one
one
of
of
the
the
godfathers
godfathers
of
of
deep
deep
learning
learning
and
and
helped
helped
pioneer
pioneer
things
things
like
like
back
back
propagation
propagation
and
and
neural
neural
networks
networks
that
that
we
we
use
use
today.
today
He
he
resigned
resigned
because
because
he
he
wants
wants
to
to
be
be
able
able
to,
to
quote,
quote
freely
freely
speak
speak
about
about
the
the
risks
risks
of
of
AI.
ai
He's
he's
afraid
afraid
Putin
putin
and
and
DeSantis
desantis
will
will
use
use
it
it
to
to
win
win
elections
elections
or
or
use
use
it
it
to
to
build
build
hyper
hyper
intelligent
intelligent
killing
killing
machines.
machines
His
his
resignation
resignation
was
was
a
a
surprise,
surprise
but
but
he
he
made
made
it
it
clear
clear
that
that
Google
google
has
has
acted
acted
responsibly
responsibly
with
with
its
its
AI
ai
endeavors.
endeavors
This
this
guy's
guy's
pretty
pretty
smart,
smart
and
and
if
if
he
he
says
says
AI
ai
is
is
dangerous,
dangerous
we
we
might
might
wanna
wanna
listen
listen
to
to
him,
him
but
but
I
i
don't
don't
think
think
Putin's
putin's
gonna.
gonna
The
the
Russians
russians
just
just
announced
announced
their
their
own
own
large
large
language
language
model
model
last
last
week
week
called
called
GigaChat.
gigachat
I
i
know
know
from
from
experience
experience
that
that
Russians
russians
are
are
very
very
talented
talented
AI
ai
researchers,
researchers
and
and
I'm
i'm
somewhat
somewhat
skeptical
skeptical
that
that
they'll
they'll
pause
pause
their
their
research
research
if
if
the
the
AI
ai
turns
turns
out
out
to
to
be
be
a
a
little
little
sexist.
sexist
But
but
getting
getting
back
back
to
to
hyperintelligent
hyperintelligent
killing
killing
machines.
machines
Palantir
palantir
just
just
demonstrated
demonstrated
some
some
innovative
innovative
new
new
ways
ways
to
to
blow
blow
people
people
up
up
with
with
AI.
ai
The
the
operator
operator
uses
uses
AIP
aip
to
to
generate
generate
3
3
full
full
courses
courses
of
of
action
action
to
to
target
target
this
this
enemy
enemy
equipment.
equipment
Send
send
these
these
three
three
options
options
to
to
my
my
commander.
commander
It
it
looks
looks
like
like
the
the
job
job
of
of
lieutenant
lieutenant
is
is
dead,
dead
but
but
IBM,
ibm
one
one
of
of
the
the
biggest
biggest
Lawyers
lawyers
in
in
tech
tech
just
just
announced
announced
that
that
it
it
will
will
be
be
eliminating
eliminating
78
78
100
100
jobs
jobs
over
over
the
the
next
next
5
5
years.
years
People
people
seem
seem
to
to
forget
forget
that
that
IBM
ibm
is
is
a
a
big
big
AI
ai
player
player
that
that
Created
created
Watson
watson
to
to
beat
beat
Ken
ken
Jennings
jennings
in
in
jeopardy
jeopardy
over
over
a
a
decade
decade
ago,
ago
but
but
the
the
jobs
jobs
going
going
away
away
are
are
mostly
mostly
back
back
office
office
rules
rules
like
like
HR
hr
and
and
paper
paper
pushers
pushers
that
that
we
we
already
already
know
know
AI
ai
is
is
going
going
to
to
replace.
replace
What
what
would
would
you
you
say
say
you
you
do
do
here?
here
The
the
scary
scary
thing
thing
is
is
that
that
there's
there's
consultants
consultants
just
just
like
like
these
these
guys
guys
teaching
teaching
dinosaur
dinosaur
companies
companies
how
how
to
to
to
to
replace
replace
humans
humans
with
with
AI.
ai
The
the
vast
vast
majority
majority
of
of
this
this
will
will
take
take
place
place
behind
behind
closed
closed
doors,
doors
and
and
you'll
you'll
never
never
hear
hear
about
about
it
it
in
in
the
the
news.
news
Goldman
goldman
Sachs
sachs
predicts
predicts
300,000,000
300,000,000
jobs
jobs
could
could
be
be
lost
lost
to
to
AI
ai
in
in
the
the
coming
coming
years.
years
The
the
good
good
news
news
though
though
is
is
that
that
programming
programming
jobs
jobs
appear
appear
to
to
be
be
safe
safe
for
for
the
the
time
time
being,
being
and
and
it's
it's
reassuring
reassuring
to
to
know
know
that
that
60%
60%
of
of
workers
workers
today
today
are
are
in
in
occupations
occupations
since
since
that
that
didn't
didn't
exist
exist
in
in
1940.
1940
AI
ai
is
is
likely
likely
going
going
to
to
create
create
a
a
bunch
bunch
of
of
new
new
jobs,
jobs
like,
like
of
of
course,
course
the
the
Prunter
prunter
and
and
many
many
others
others
that
that
we
we
haven't
haven't
even
even
imagined
imagined
Furthermore,
furthermore
a
a
new
new
paper
paper
just
just
dropped
dropped
explaining
explaining
how
how
all
all
this
this
scary
scary
emergent
emergent
AI
ai
hype
hype
is
is
really
really
just
just
a
a
mirage
mirage
produced
produced
by
by
researchers.
researchers
It's
it's
Most
most
like
like
even
even
the
the
smartest
smartest
people
people
in
in
the
the
world
world
don't
don't
know
know
what
what
the
the
hell
hell
is
is
going
going
on
on
with
with
AI.
ai
Or
or
maybe
maybe
they
they
know
know
exactly
exactly
what's
what's
going
going
on,
on
but
but
they
they
just
just
wanna
wanna
hype
hype
it
it
up
up
and
and
regulate
regulate
it
it
so
so
they
they
can
can
control
control
it
it
and
and
trol
trol
it,
it
and
and
make
make
tons
tons
of
of
money
money
from
from
it
it
before
before
the
the
average
average
person
person
figures
figures
out
out
how
how
to
to
train
train
their
their
own
own
state
state
of
of
the
the
art
art
models
models
that
that
can
can
prove
prove
once
once
and
and
for
for
all
all
that
that
we're
we're
not
not
on
on
a
a
spinning
spinning
ball,
ball
because
because
that's
that's
what
what
this
this
is
is
all
all
about.
about
This
this
has
has
been
been
the
the
CodeReport.
codereport
Thanks
thanks
for
for
watching,
watching
and
and
I
i
will
will
see
see
you
you
in
in
the
the
next
next
one.
one
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The transcript discusses the potential for Chegg's AI technology to replace humans with AI, but the potential risks and uncertainties are unclear. The technology is being used by companies like Google and IBM to create machine learning and AI hype, which is expected to create a large number of new jobs and profitability. While programming jobs are safe, the technology is also seen as a way to make money from it.
The first casualties of AI
It is May 3, 2023, and you're watching the code report. Kids these days are no longer cheating on their homework like they used to. College cheating platform Chegg was down 50% after revealing that ChatGPT is killing its business. A ridiculous 89% of students are already using ChatGPT, and that's bad news for any kind of tutoring platform. The company is taking if you can't beat them, join them strategy and signed up for the OpenAI API to develop something called Cheggmate. And that's why we're working with GPT 4. To help students cheat themselves out of a real education, but you gotta break some Cheggs if you wanna make an omelette. And the bodies of ChatGPT are starting to pile up. Buzzfeed and Vice Media are both going out of business, in part because AI can now write deep enlightening articles like 10 Reasons JavaScript is homophobic. You've also got language learning Apps like Duolingo afraid right now because it looks like LLMs will become superior second language teachers, making their products obsolete. LegalZoom is also tanking as we speak because they're in the direct kill zone of AI. Nobody's going to be paying to fill out legal templates when you can tell Chat GPT to generate one for you for free. Once the Chat GPT retrieval Win is Google. Alphabet just had great earnings, but if ChatGPT continues to grow at this rate, it's literally the fastest growing app of all time. Google search traffic should go down. That to be bad because search ads are one of the biggest cash cows of all time that account for over 50% of Alphabet's revenue, but Google doesn't wanna lose to Microsoft. Google IO is exactly 1 week away, and it'll be interesting to see what they have in store. Bad news for Google though, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton just quit. He's often called one of the godfathers of deep learning and helped pioneer things like back propagation and neural networks that we use today. He resigned because he wants to be able to, quote, freely speak about the risks of AI. He's afraid Putin and DeSantis will use it to win elections or use it to build hyper intelligent killing machines. His resignation was a surprise, but he made it clear that Google has acted responsibly with its AI endeavors. This guy's pretty smart, and if he says AI is dangerous, we might wanna listen to him, but I don't think Putin's gonna. The Russians just announced their own large language model last week called GigaChat. I know from experience that Russians are very talented AI researchers, and I'm somewhat skeptical that they'll pause their research if the AI turns out to be a little sexist. But getting back to hyperintelligent killing machines. Palantir just demonstrated some innovative new ways to blow people up with AI. The operator uses AIP to generate 3 full courses of action to target this enemy equipment. Send these three options to my commander. It looks like the job of lieutenant is dead, but IBM, one of the biggest Lawyers in tech just announced that it will be eliminating 78 100 jobs over the next 5 years. People seem to forget that IBM is a big AI player that Created Watson to beat Ken Jennings in jeopardy over a decade ago, but the jobs going away are mostly back office rules like HR and paper pushers that we already know AI is going to replace. What would you say you do here? The scary thing is that there's consultants just like these guys teaching dinosaur companies how to to replace humans with AI. The vast majority of this will take place behind closed doors, and you'll never hear about it in the news. Goldman Sachs predicts 300,000,000 jobs could be lost to AI in the coming years. The good news though is that programming jobs appear to be safe for the time being, and it's reassuring to know that 60% of workers today are in occupations since that didn't exist in 1940. AI is likely going to create a bunch of new jobs, like, of course, the Prunter and many others that we haven't even imagined Furthermore, a new paper just dropped explaining how all this scary emergent AI hype is really just a mirage produced by researchers. It's Most like even the smartest people in the world don't know what the hell is going on with AI. Or maybe they know exactly what's going on, but they just wanna hype it up and regulate it so they can control it and trol it, and make tons of money from it before the average person figures out how to train their own state of the art models that can prove once and for all that we're not on a spinning ball, because that's what this is all about. This has been the CodeReport. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
The transcript discusses the potential for Chegg's AI technology to replace humans with AI, but the potential risks and uncertainties are unclear. The technology is being used by companies like Google and IBM to create machine learning and AI hype, which is expected to create a large number of new jobs and profitability. While programming jobs are safe, the technology is also seen as a way to make money from it.

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        Generate the video : It is May 3, 2023, and you're watching the code report. Kids these days are no longer cheating on their homework like they used to. College cheating platform Chegg was down 50% after revealing that ChatGPT is killing its business. A ridiculous 89% of students are already using ChatGPT, and that's bad news for any kind of tutoring platform. The company is taking if you can't beat them, join them strategy and signed up for the OpenAI API to develop something called Cheggmate. And that's why we're working with GPT 4. To help students cheat themselves out of a real education, but you gotta break some Cheggs if you wanna make an omelette. And the bodies of ChatGPT are starting to pile up. Buzzfeed and Vice Media are both going out of business, in part because AI can now write deep enlightening articles like 10 Reasons JavaScript is homophobic. You've also got language learning Apps like Duolingo afraid right now because it looks like LLMs will become superior second language teachers, making their products obsolete. LegalZoom is also tanking as we speak because they're in the direct kill zone of AI. Nobody's going to be paying to fill out legal templates when you can tell Chat GPT to generate one for you for free. Once the Chat GPT retrieval Win is Google. Alphabet just had great earnings, but if ChatGPT continues to grow at this rate, it's literally the fastest growing app of all time. Google search traffic should go down. That to be bad because search ads are one of the biggest cash cows of all time that account for over 50% of Alphabet's revenue, but Google doesn't wanna lose to Microsoft. Google IO is exactly 1 week away, and it'll be interesting to see what they have in store. Bad news for Google though, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton just quit. He's often called one of the godfathers of deep learning and helped pioneer things like back propagation and neural networks that we use today. He resigned because he wants to be able to, quote, freely speak about the risks of AI. He's afraid Putin and DeSantis will use it to win elections or use it to build hyper intelligent killing machines. His resignation was a surprise, but he made it clear that Google has acted responsibly with its AI endeavors. This guy's pretty smart, and if he says AI is dangerous, we might wanna listen to him, but I don't think Putin's gonna. The Russians just announced their own large language model last week called GigaChat. I know from experience that Russians are very talented AI researchers, and I'm somewhat skeptical that they'll pause their research if the AI turns out to be a little sexist. But getting back to hyperintelligent killing machines. Palantir just demonstrated some innovative new ways to blow people up with AI. The operator uses AIP to generate 3 full courses of action to target this enemy equipment. Send these three options to my commander. It looks like the job of lieutenant is dead, but IBM, one of the biggest Lawyers in tech just announced that it will be eliminating 78 100 jobs over the next 5 years. People seem to forget that IBM is a big AI player that Created Watson to beat Ken Jennings in jeopardy over a decade ago, but the jobs going away are mostly back office rules like HR and paper pushers that we already know AI is going to replace. What would you say you do here? The scary thing is that there's consultants just like these guys teaching dinosaur companies how to to replace humans with AI. The vast majority of this will take place behind closed doors, and you'll never hear about it in the news. Goldman Sachs predicts 300,000,000 jobs could be lost to AI in the coming years. The good news though is that programming jobs appear to be safe for the time being, and it's reassuring to know that 60% of workers today are in occupations since that didn't exist in 1940. AI is likely going to create a bunch of new jobs, like, of course, the Prunter and many others that we haven't even imagined Furthermore, a new paper just dropped explaining how all this scary emergent AI hype is really just a mirage produced by researchers. It's Most like even the smartest people in the world don't know what the hell is going on with AI. Or maybe they know exactly what's going on, but they just wanna hype it up and regulate it so they can control it and trol it, and make tons of money from it before the average person figures out how to train their own state of the art models that can prove once and for all that we're not on a spinning ball, because that's what this is all about. This has been the CodeReport. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
        