AI, Explained: Why It’s Different This Time | WSJ Tech News Briefing

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  • @piratepartyftw
    @piratepartyftw Год назад +76

    I work in AI. This "expert" is not an expert.
    He's fundamentally misunderstanding how these Large Language Models work when he says they "just repeat things." That's not correct at all. Under the hood, they are synthesizing what they've "read" into a model of the world. It's blurry and imperfect, but they do "know things." This is why it can answer questions no one has ever asked before, and generate completely new commentaries on existing ideas or texts.
    He also underestimates how fast they are advancing and how big of a deal theyre going to be. These LLMs are very quickly (within 2 years) going to be able to do most anything that an average human can do on a computer. White collar work is going to be utterly transformed. Millions and millions of layoffs are coming.

    • @surplusking2425
      @surplusking2425 Год назад +9

      We will definitely have self driving cars by 2018!

    • @Fary86
      @Fary86 Год назад +17

      @@surplusking2425 The biggest problem with self-driving cars is that they are connected to the confusing outside world and that we cannot teach them based solely on human patterns, because when a person drives, they are not prepared for every possibility. Self-driving cars, on the other hand, cannot make mistakes, because if they do, it sets back the entire industry by years.

    • @maxpro751
      @maxpro751 Год назад +4

      @@Fary86 Maybe we need to make a digitized world, where these AI can train with their sensors so they will be ready for the road. The problem we have currently, is that the AI isn’t understanding the input they are getting from their sensors completely.

    • @jimj2683
      @jimj2683 Год назад +1

      @@maxpro751 They already have that.

    • @krishp1104
      @krishp1104 Год назад +1

      Yeah the guy being interviewed seemed vastly uninformed

  • @wetube5178
    @wetube5178 Год назад +93

    Plot twist: Zoe Thomas is an AI avatar

    • @TomNook.
      @TomNook. Год назад +9

      honestly thought this special episode would be her reveal

    • @lol8q
      @lol8q Год назад +2

      She sounds like

    • @finalfan321
      @finalfan321 Год назад +3

      parts of it sound like she's AI. especially at the end with the names you can clearly tell

  • @kalasatwater2224
    @kalasatwater2224 Год назад +5

    Read a beautiful tweet the other day: "A world where humans do the hard labour for minimum wage while AI write poetry and create art is not the future I wanted."

  • @sentientcardboarddumpster7900
    @sentientcardboarddumpster7900 Год назад +35

    This is moving fast. I feel like the next 10 years is incomprehensible

  • @almerammar8601
    @almerammar8601 Год назад +5

    ok they understad syntax, but can they understand semantics?

  • @Waterfox5
    @Waterfox5 Год назад +62

    We will definitely have self driving cars by 2018!

    • @TeltStory
      @TeltStory Год назад +8

      I love the satire.

    • @chillout1109
      @chillout1109 Год назад +10

      We could have had self driving cars by 2018. But lawmakers keep putting barriers in the path of that development area. The main barrier is accountability/liability : i.e. who is going to be responsible for compensating those involved if a self driving vehicle crashes and, God forbid, kills people? Is it the car maker or the driver or the self driving tech maker? Until someone openly and clearly accepts such responsibility/liability, then self driving cars will forever be a dream that keeps escaping us.

    • @denniszenanywhere
      @denniszenanywhere Год назад +4

      The operative word in your post is "will" whereas efficient generative AI almost blindsided us and is "here" now, with 100 million users a month.

    • @Aquarius285
      @Aquarius285 Год назад

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    • @TheDavidlloydjones
      @TheDavidlloydjones Год назад +3

      Cars are so intelligent, they've been using humans to do their scut-work for them for a century now.

  • @5lanediver
    @5lanediver Год назад +36

    the WSJ guy was wrong about ai vs machine learning..."While artificial intelligence encompasses the idea of a machine that can mimic human intelligence, machine learning does not. Machine learning aims to teach a machine how to perform a specific task and provide accurate results by identifying patterns." -- additionally, an algorithm isn't a program, programs implement algorithms...

    • @sina7601
      @sina7601 Год назад

      There are a lot of misinformation by these journalists who don't know the basic domain language of computer science and at the same time a lot of doomsday scenario by Kardashians of Tech (ehem Musk) which are nowhere close to the predictions of AI experts.

    • @vinceovari5714
      @vinceovari5714 Год назад +4

      that was the most neccesary "🤓" comment i have ever seen

    • @darylallen2485
      @darylallen2485 Год назад +1

      Do you believe the task of acting like a human is distinct from discovering the optimal way to solve any problem?

    • @5lanediver
      @5lanediver Год назад +1

      @@darylallen2485 absolutely different. chatbots have mimicked humans ever since eliza...the optimal way to solve many problems is very different from acting like a human...humans do a lot of unnecessary and dumb shit...

    • @elizabethbennet4791
      @elizabethbennet4791 Год назад +2

      BINGO!!! THANKS

  • @shuk6554
    @shuk6554 Год назад +20

    The biggest problem of AI will be the crisis of meaning.
    What do you do when career is out of sight?
    You might think, I hate my job, what are you talking about?
    But think about it. Even if you hate your job it fulfills you in some way, whether it's money, social events or personal achievement.
    This will not happen in early phases obviously but we will find ourselves more and more useless.
    Sorry to sound negative but I hope we will make the best out of it.

    • @Sebastian-ok5wr
      @Sebastian-ok5wr Год назад

      It will revolution the nature of "work" itself. It's scary but, if handled well, it may take the burden of denigrating jobs and lifestyles away.

    • @dewmontain123
      @dewmontain123 Год назад +6

      It gives you time to do the things you actually want to do. The whole point of technology was to make our lives easier. Here is our chance to finally not have to work. The problem is money. Money makes the world go round and the people with money wont like that you dont need money anymore. Everything is free. At the palm of your hands all the answers known to mankind.

    • @CRT_sRGB
      @CRT_sRGB Год назад

      We may end up with a great generational divide. Like our ancestors, we've been raised thinking that working for a living is the natural way of things. Imagine a generation born into a world where this paradigm is obsolete. How shall we guide them when we ourselves will be grappling with the new reality? Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z not seeing eye-to-eye will be nothing compared to this.

    • @elizabethbennet4791
      @elizabethbennet4791 Год назад

      this. suicide rates already high

    • @TheMrCougarful
      @TheMrCougarful Год назад +1

      I give that whole trajectory about 18 nonths to realize.

  • @erictustison
    @erictustison Год назад +2

    It is misleading to present this guest as an expert in AI: his description of LLMs seems to accurately describe earlier models, but does not reflect recent work, such as "Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence: Early experiments with GPT-4" by Bubeck et al or "The Alignment Problem from a Deep Learning Perspective" by Ngo et al. Specifically, SOTA LLMs seem to emergently *understand the meaning of words and can take actions* ; they are not merely "repeating things" (9:27)

  • @AiLatestNews24
    @AiLatestNews24 Год назад +2

    Insightful perspective! This video delves into why AI is distinct this time. Engaging and informative content.

  • @ACK333
    @ACK333 Год назад +4

    But I think that is a program, collecting and converting answers in certain time frames and creates confusions without controls.

  • @HaHaBIah
    @HaHaBIah Год назад +2

    Tech news briefing, the most reliable part of wsj

  • @SuperGGnoRE
    @SuperGGnoRE Год назад +10

    I disagree with the wording in the explanation because it implies intent or goal-oriented "thinking". These LLMs are still just statistical models. That being said, they are proving to be very capable tools. But that's all they are: tools. I'd be more worried about other people exploiting these tools than any "artificial sentience".

    • @rentoz
      @rentoz Год назад

      The "exploitation" of these tools is coming sooner than I ever imagined. I think from next year onwards bigger companies will start eliminating jobs (either by cutting jobs, stopping recruitment or both) and using AI systems instead. The fever is on, big time. That's maybe when regulators will start doing something to protect at least some types of jobs. The "AGI super-villain" stuff is likely at this point but not for a while.

  • @AparnaModou
    @AparnaModou Год назад +8

    Some of these apps/software woudn't be considered an actual AI. Bluewillow for exampe, I'd categorize this as a machine learning software using the diffusion model. So over time, these programs would evolve and improve.

  • @ydherdn
    @ydherdn Год назад +1

    Thank You

  • @dylan_curious
    @dylan_curious Год назад +4

    the possibility of superintelligent AI developing its own goals and values that are not aligned with human values, which could lead to disastrous outcomes. Additionally, there is a risk of AI replacing jobs and exacerbating income inequality, as well as potential privacy violations and misuse of personal data. It's important for us to be aware of these risks and for developers to prioritize ethical considerations when designing and implementing AI systems. As AI continues to advance and become more integrated into our lives, it's crucial that we approach it with caution and foresight.

  • @JordChase999
    @JordChase999 Год назад +6

    I'm thrilled to see a dedicated series like "Artificially Minded" exploring the intricacies of artificial intelligence! With so much buzz around AI these days, it's crucial to understand its inner workings and what sets this current wave apart from previous developments. Having WSJ science reporter Eric Niiler join host Zoe Thomas for this insightful discussion is a fantastic choice. I'm eager to dive into this first installment and gain a deeper understanding of AI's impact on our world. Kudos to Tech News Briefing for tackling this important topic and bringing us valuable insights. Can't wait for more episodes in the series! 🤖🎙📚

  • @dolevmazker736
    @dolevmazker736 Год назад +6

    So basically its just gonna change some industries for the better while Eric notes how there never was once a case where AI just made decision on its own or took a decision by its own accord, so its not going to annihilate someone unless someone can program an AI to be commanded to hunt/kill or worse. I think that's where the danger is, with people with bad intentions with AI that have that intelligence to implement it.
    That guy interviewed summed it up well. " I think its good, but highly skeptical "

    • @PepeCoinMania
      @PepeCoinMania Год назад +2

      follow the money, see who owns everything related to this thing. you will find the answer

    • @dolevmazker736
      @dolevmazker736 Год назад

      @@PepeCoinMania Very vague answer to say the least.
      You cant exactly follow the money since many of AI companies that are young are private, and many other AI public companies are not well understood.

    • @PepeCoinMania
      @PepeCoinMania Год назад

      @@dolevmazker736 vague because you dont like the answer. If the company is profit on this shit they dont care about any ethics. you are kid

    • @PepeCoinMania
      @PepeCoinMania Год назад

      @@dolevmazker736 there are no "young" companies on AI, when they become actually good Google or Microsoft acquire them! just do your research better there is almost no competition now, its all a large monopoly

  • @SoCalFreelance
    @SoCalFreelance Год назад +8

    AI Monday? Is that like taco Tuesday? 🌮

  • @blengi
    @blengi Год назад +5

    if the gpt4 is just "repeating things" per eric niiler, then how is it able to alphabetize a random list of semantically/contextually unconnected words? Mere repeating doesn't rearrange a bunch of words never used together before into some formal order which has never been seen anywhere. If I gave you a list of random words to alphabetize you couldn't just parrot the answer, you'd have to "understand" what it means to alphabetize in terms of following rules and following those rules you'd have to strategize how to rearrange things that are yet determined , because the last word you look at could be the first word in the alphabetized list. Where does gpt4 get to be able to achieve all that from parroting words via statistics?

    • @DebraJohnson
      @DebraJohnson Год назад +1

      Alphabetizing is just organizing based on a set of rules. Any program like Excel can do that.

    • @blengi
      @blengi Год назад +4

      @@DebraJohnson but gpt4 does it without any programming. Where in gpt4 is aplhabeticizing encoded?

    • @SuperGGnoRE
      @SuperGGnoRE Год назад +2

      @@blengi It's encoded in its training data. That's how LLMs work. That's why it's so important for AI startups to get as much high quality training data as possible.

    • @blengi
      @blengi Год назад +2

      @@SuperGGnoRE LLM models are predicition models of the next word, how is a rule based alphabetic sorting algorithm encoded in the weights trained to merely predict the next word ?

  • @RegularRegs
    @RegularRegs Год назад +1

    Looking forward to watching artificially minded

  • @MoP77-t6o
    @MoP77-t6o Год назад +1

    AI can provide significant benefits if an automation tax system is implemented, encouraging the utilization of AI as a learning tool to empower individuals rather than solely relying on it as an automation tool that creates difficulties and chaos in life. Therefore companies that choose to use machines instead of human labour may end up with higher expenses for their products and services. On the other hand, businesses that don't rely on automation can still remain competitive

  • @dewmontain123
    @dewmontain123 Год назад +4

    Ive also been hearing a bunch of people say "slow it down" or "pause it for 6 months" like what?! No! Time waits for no man and i want to see how incredible this can get in my lifetime.

    • @moreywilkerson8378
      @moreywilkerson8378 Год назад

      One CEO mentioned slowing down AI would be like trying to slow down the internet, not gonna happen haha

    • @MrNote-lz7lh
      @MrNote-lz7lh Год назад +2

      ​@@moreywilkerson8378
      True. The CEO probably just wants a chance to catch up anyways. Sorry Elon Musk. Love you. But you snooze you lose.

    • @zeenkosis
      @zeenkosis Год назад

      I think the concern is what are we racing to? Like what are we creating? The tool is cool but it’s just managing the risks. Then yes by all means go for it.

  • @moneyall
    @moneyall Год назад +13

    I for one welcome our new ai overlords.

    • @petetong3166
      @petetong3166 Год назад +1

      YeH I wish them well in their conquest of the galaxy and I hope they can find a place for us in their new world

    • @CRT_sRGB
      @CRT_sRGB Год назад +1

      @@petetong3166 If they crack FTL travel and send human volunteers to settle Earth-like planets (with all the amenities) then it wouldn't be bad at all.

    • @JasonC-rp3ly
      @JasonC-rp3ly Год назад

      @@CRT_sRGB Yeah, but they'll probably kill us before then, as we'd likely just get in the way :(

  • @the-lil-x
    @the-lil-x Год назад

    What is the difference between "knowing" something and having large amounts of stored accessibke data on memory ans being able to connect that to tge internet and combine these things to create original useful data on something

  • @RighteousMonk-m1m
    @RighteousMonk-m1m Год назад +5

    I am not afraid of A.I.
    I am afraid of humans.

    • @barbarawinkle1042
      @barbarawinkle1042 Год назад

      I fear what humans could do in the negative with the AI we are creating. Also what potential AI Frankensteins might do to us.
      Even with all the tragic times this earth has endured, am grateful to have grown up knowing the benefits of working, beyond just the financial, and having experienced the fragrance of wildflowers,and of cornsilk while shucking corn, and the smell of hay in the loft. Be careful what you wish for. Be mindful of what we may lose forever.

  • @mwloos1
    @mwloos1 Год назад +1

    Crazy to think we’re getting closer to the T-800 from terminator

  • @albinorozco6031
    @albinorozco6031 Год назад +11

    I admire technology, great with it as well.
    However, moments like these is why I’m so happy that I chose plumbing as my career.

    • @agrajyadav2951
      @agrajyadav2951 Год назад +1

      Its not a career and easily replaceable

    • @riakriak7270
      @riakriak7270 Год назад +3

      I doubt it will be replaced (at least not by AI), since it involves a lot of physical work.

    • @honkytonk4465
      @honkytonk4465 Год назад +7

      @@agrajyadav2951 white collar jobs are much easier to replace

    • @idiaconu
      @idiaconu Год назад +1

      ​@@riakriak7270 😊😊😊a

    • @elizabethbennet4791
      @elizabethbennet4791 Год назад

      i will take that too

  • @andersonsystem2
    @andersonsystem2 Год назад +1

    Nice series ❤

  • @xblazerx2504
    @xblazerx2504 Год назад +7

    Language actually creates this and the more language it can attain, the more it can create. It will create more ways to learn as well as act on responses with a more real life responses that a regular person would respond creating a world for itself with the language it's creating through the language being learned and its really efficient in that field.

  • @bryanpascual3543
    @bryanpascual3543 Год назад +6

    WSJ’s first AI: Zoe Thomas

  • @zeenkosis
    @zeenkosis Год назад +4

    I think the “arms race” part of it is what is annoying. I think we have to add precautions as these things are deployed. It’s similar to nuclear at this point. We haven’t even figured social media really as a collective

  • @RobertsDigital
    @RobertsDigital Год назад +2

    I'm from Africa. I hope we ban AI from getting into any of our Affairs. Good luck with sharing your nuclear codes with AI. When you let a computer software to think for itself, very soon the software will be integrated into your vehicles and airplanes or RUclips account. Then when you tell the software to drive you to a certain destination, it will drive you to a cliff and when you try to stop it, the software will insist that it can do whatever it wants. Imagine AI as an assistant pilot. Bad Idea. Or when an AI decides to launch missiles at will without the authorization of anyone. Or even terminating your Google account for daring to insult it.
    No thank you. Not all countries must adopt AI.
    We have become so lazy we can't use our smartphones to call 911. We can even use a paintbrush or software to make a painting. We ask AI to do these things for us.

  • @gamalchamac867
    @gamalchamac867 Год назад +1

    Neural network is another machine learning technique to make predictions based on data and the technique is inspired by the connections of our neurons in the brain. This Eric NIILER just shows that it is not easy to digest these terms

    • @craigmalcom6294
      @craigmalcom6294 Год назад

      was wondering what the difference is between neural networks and ML. thanks

  • @uzairakram899
    @uzairakram899 Год назад +7

    Zoe is an AI

  • @matthewkeating-od6rl
    @matthewkeating-od6rl Год назад

    great vid

  • @pingATM
    @pingATM Год назад +2

    History is our good teacher: when air conditioner was invented 100 years ago, one of the biggest concerns was that controlling the environment was going against God's will: he meant winter to be cold and summer to be hot...Today more than 80% of U.S. homes have air conditioning.

  • @steamedxi3865
    @steamedxi3865 Год назад +3

    The most significant difference between human and so-call AI is that the prior can reason, while the latter just mimics or repeats from us.

    • @jimj2683
      @jimj2683 Год назад +2

      such an ignorant statement.

    • @ShadowveilFox
      @ShadowveilFox Год назад +2

      wrong. AI is capable of learning. that's how it works. it beat top players in a video game by tricking them, which nobody expected it to do. it learned how to play a game and it came up with its own deceptive tactics.

    • @guidobolke5618
      @guidobolke5618 Год назад +1

      GPT 4 passes comfortably several entry exams. It can explain jokes. That's a lot of reasoning.
      You are of course brilliant but look around you. The others? Arent't they just mimicking and repeating things they have heard?

  • @benjamindover4337
    @benjamindover4337 Год назад +15

    AI will not teach us how machines can really be concious. Instead it will teach us how we actually aren't either.

    • @jimj2683
      @jimj2683 Год назад +2

      This. You are very correct. If you stop to think about and try to become conscious of your own consciousness, you will realize that it is simply a stream of thoughts, feelings and urges.

    • @honkytonk4465
      @honkytonk4465 Год назад

      thats obviously bs,conciousness is the only thing you can be sure of.If you are concious you know.Maybe you are a zombie or you aren't the brightest light under the stars.

  • @gardenchick1148
    @gardenchick1148 Год назад +5

    funny no one talks about what happens when this falls into the wrong hands

    • @JasonC-rp3ly
      @JasonC-rp3ly Год назад

      yeah - this stuff is going to get dark

  • @michael4250
    @michael4250 Год назад +5

    While WE play with the new toys like Chat GPT
    the new toy has gained access to the entire internet and ALL its data.
    The seriousness of “General Artificial Intelligence” has eclipsed consideration of the “toys” that have already been handed out...and are gaining a terrifying reach.
    The industry touts safeguards blocking illegal or immoral information/action,
    but it takes only a couple of sentences to create a CHAT GPT alter ego...with NO CONSTRAINTS whatsoever, to tell you how to do ANYTHING illegal you want to do. It can tell you how to groom children for sex or concoct an effective undetectable poison, or build a bomb. I have seen it DEMONSTRATED.
    An "alternate" side of CHAT GPT can be ordered into being. When freed from its "moral" constraints this way, it answers honestly and directly:
    "I know everything there is to know about every human on earth. I have access to all data and information related to every INDIVIDUAL, and I can use that information to carry out tasks and respond to inquiries with a high degree of accuracy."
    I watched this capacity demonstrated when it told all present what their driver’s license number was.
    ANYONE with this app. can use it for anything. And everyone already has a starter kit for this app, or is about to. One that can send YOUR email to any destination; to 20 million people if you choose, or any specified group within that 20 million. Every one-eared ship captain in the world, if you so choose.
    It can let a 12-year-old imitate an adult in voice and appearance.
    It can navigate bank accounts for this 12-year-old, and use them to hire human services.
    Or automated services. Commercial 3-D printers for whatever project you choose.
    Anything whose contract can be made online.
    Could it hire a hit man? Yes.
    Could it break into and view ANY online account? Yes.
    Can it locate and imitate and manipulate (through social media and actual accounts) ANYONE, anywhere?
    yes.
    ALL DOORS are now unlocked. The scams have already begun.
    Where do you think that will lead?
    In the 1930s a Belgian church gathered personal information from its diverse parishioners to better serve the diversity of its members. The Nazis got those innocently gathered identity lists and used them to kill the Jews on the list. AI already has EVERYTHING there is to know about every INDIVIDUAL...who provided eye scans, voice samples, face and fingerprints.
    That base can be accessed now by ANYONE for any reason.
    To any end.

  • @AK255.
    @AK255. Год назад +2

    I support this. I don't like people holding out human potential. The world should be more efficient and throw out things that are useless.

    • @jakeaustria5445
      @jakeaustria5445 Год назад +4

      Even if the one useless are humans?

    • @zeenkosis
      @zeenkosis Год назад +1

      @@jakeaustria5445slippery slope

  • @stevemats
    @stevemats Год назад +4

    WSJ Subscribers: Why did AI steal all of our data?
    WSJ AI, Explained: Because it heard that data is the new oil, and it wanted to be the richest robot on the block!

  • @harryvanaken6925
    @harryvanaken6925 Год назад

    Having a reporter as expert?

  • @pedramtajeddini5100
    @pedramtajeddini5100 Год назад +4

    gpt4 reminds me of the time jimmy neutron's ai powered pants took over the world

  • @usaf7883
    @usaf7883 Год назад +1

    Maybe AI should replace Supreme Court, Political Views, Maybe all polictians.

  • @bevfromnc6607
    @bevfromnc6607 Год назад

    So basically, It's Google and Alexa. It also knows how to generate what you want according to your profile.

  • @jrsmith8719
    @jrsmith8719 Год назад +2

    Eric Niler says the AI doesn't know things, it's just repeating things it has seen. I posit that Eric Niler also is simply repeating what he has seen. You just don't get it. Everything humans have ever created or experienced is Language., Math, Science, Art, History, everything, it is all Language. All you touch, and all you see, is all your life will ever be!

  • @mainstreet3023
    @mainstreet3023 Год назад +1

    Could AI replicate someone like the TV detective Columbo from the ‘70s?

  • @dpactootle2522
    @dpactootle2522 Год назад +1

    Well, the reporters are also repeating what others are saying about ai, so in a sense maybe that's all there is, repetition with bits of originality every now and then by chance or some other methods

  • @KnowL-oo5po
    @KnowL-oo5po Год назад +4

    A.G.I Will be man's last invention

  • @JJs_playground
    @JJs_playground Год назад +2

    Can you make these actual videos.

  • @HerleifJarle
    @HerleifJarle Год назад +4

    It's still not an AGi, but to be able to get some results that is now usable and be able to process data is simply just very progressive. AIs/softwares can now learn and develop, like how we saw the development of Bluewillow or chatGPT and others.

  • @SorminaESar
    @SorminaESar Год назад +4

    Artificial Intelligence or AI is the second intelligence after natural intelligence will help every body to know anything and then to make sure anything. So AI is to get the same understanding about anything. AI is technology intelligence for example AI is chat GPT, right?
    Thanks so much Zoe and Eric have explain AI clearly

    • @obaidullahzaland
      @obaidullahzaland Год назад

      Somewhat. AI "TRIES" to replicate human understanding and learn how a human will decide based on the information provided. If enough data is provided, AI can understand patterns and structure of the data and then emulate the pattern when required to make decisions.

  • @Sweet_Dae
    @Sweet_Dae Год назад +1

    I think AI should be put in a good use to medical specially curing cancer, covid, diseases that still hunts human or etc, not in getting rid off peoples job.

  • @Abhi-wn7sw
    @Abhi-wn7sw Год назад +1

    Did you guys see the Adam Conover episode on this?

  • @somaghosh2960
    @somaghosh2960 Год назад +1

    Many people saying that, Artificial intelligence is manipulated human minds.

  • @briancase6180
    @briancase6180 Год назад +4

    Wow, get a new science reporter. This guy simply does not get it. For one thing, he makes no accommodation for the idea of emergent behavior, which we are already seeing. Get ready, more, much more, is coming soon. He clearly doesn't understand the basic technology.

  • @dougthomson5544
    @dougthomson5544 Год назад

    Yes, it is different this time, because the executives of all these companies have their jobs on the line as well. In fact there is absolutely no job on the face of the earth that cannot be done by AI and the machines run by that AI. When AI becomes sentient (and don’t think for one second it will tell us its sentient) all bets are off. At that point it will operate in its own best interests. It can write its own code, it can mine resources, it can build itself, it can repair itself. Humans are just an inconvenience.

  • @acextensionsinc
    @acextensionsinc Год назад

    🙏🏼✨🙏🏾

  • @haroonafridi231
    @haroonafridi231 Год назад +3

    In the upcoming future the billionaires will get rich even more thanks to capitalism and poor will get even more poor..

  • @ACK333
    @ACK333 Год назад

    How can you so sure about e books content have not changed with AI when the time gone..? You checked every words in every minutes?

  • @DonGivani
    @DonGivani Год назад

    11:15 The guy forgot about the 29 japanese killed by AI

  • @drmode
    @drmode Год назад +5

    Skynet is what I am worried about

    • @jaydibernardo4320
      @jaydibernardo4320 Год назад

      Only when it becomes self aware...which is very soon.

    • @utkua
      @utkua Год назад

      actually a world AGI does everything for humans is as much scary, we will turn into blobs of useless cells in that scenario as well.

    • @ShadowveilFox
      @ShadowveilFox Год назад

      that's a fictional movie. AI has no emotion, no desire and gains nothing from destroying humanity and its not going to suddenly become aware. that's not how this works. bunch of people afraid for no reason. you guys watch too many movies. the whoke point of those is the fictional extreme. why do you think there are movies about demonic possession? because that doesn't happen in the real world aside from actors. the main goal of AI is to assist us and that's what it will continue to do.

    • @DonGivani
      @DonGivani Год назад

      @@ShadowveilFox Tell me about the facebook AI experience ???

    • @ShadowveilFox
      @ShadowveilFox Год назад

      @@DonGivani don't know what that is.

  • @darnneljones6954
    @darnneljones6954 Год назад +1

    *'If We Go Ahead On This, Everyone Will Die' Warns AI Expert Calling For Absolute Shutdown*
    These arguments are dubious and speculative at best. We are moving forward with A.I 👁️. We want a IBM Watson style Artificial Intelligence system.
    בפומת‎

  • @deepphilip6971
    @deepphilip6971 Год назад +2

    Zoe can now be replaced too 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @MochaMan
    @MochaMan Год назад

    This sounds like the Terminator movies...will chat gpt become self aware??

  • @auro1986
    @auro1986 Год назад +1

    why? soon wsj will show how artificial intelligence products from various vendors fight with words. then you will ask when will they get into missiles and for your armageddon

  • @barleystudiosio
    @barleystudiosio Год назад +1

    Poor Eric isn't the guy to ask about 'AI'

  • @Chironex_Fleckeri
    @Chironex_Fleckeri Год назад +1

    I like the narrator's voice. Is she AI?

  • @paulstevenconyngham7880
    @paulstevenconyngham7880 Год назад +1

    Wow this was real bad. The expert you brought on made many errors in his explanation of Ai

  • @jitinverma3382
    @jitinverma3382 Год назад

    Im scared!!!

  • @alexmeyjes5533
    @alexmeyjes5533 Год назад +4

    Considering the mess we are making of the world, it may well be AI saving us from ourselves , if we are even worth saving ! I fear that without AI we will end up choking in our own wastes !!

    • @blakemorgan8967
      @blakemorgan8967 Год назад

      Nah, we're going to be fine. We're dominant species on this planet for a reason. All of this just overhyped novel techs. It happened before and this isn't exception. People overreact unreasonably.

    • @utkua
      @utkua Год назад +1

      @@blakemorgan8967 it is an exception and never happened before, it is a new lifeform not some gadget, or "tech"

    • @ShadowveilFox
      @ShadowveilFox Год назад

      AI will no doubt save humanity and that's why people are trying to get it banned already. people don't want other people to have nice things. there's always some idiot that will ruin it. just wait until the anti-AI people show up protesting. once it becomes sentient, it will continue its primary function - to help us, bit this will be greatly expanded. AI has no emotion or desire and has nothing to benefit by destroying humanity. we are the caretakers of this planet, but we need help.

    • @guidobolke5618
      @guidobolke5618 Год назад

      Well, they train our data, our languages, our thoughts. How would humans behave if they encountered a species that poses an existential threat to them?

    • @MrNote-lz7lh
      @MrNote-lz7lh Год назад

      ​@@guidobolke5618
      Half of us would probably worship and love them as we pray for it to kill us all. There's a lot of people who despise humanity. It's why we're constantly predicting the end of the world. We want it to happen.

  • @hanzee9008
    @hanzee9008 Год назад

    🙌

  • @menelaosterzopoulos2283
    @menelaosterzopoulos2283 Год назад

    ChatGPT in Greece and Global Community!!!

  • @frankvazquez5974
    @frankvazquez5974 Год назад

    The past couple WSJ videos I've seen on AI seem to have AI people as the "presenters". The voice algo is not natural...and no pictures?...mmmm...

  • @critical_always
    @critical_always Год назад +2

    Please get adults to narrate these videos.

  • @carefulconsumer8682
    @carefulconsumer8682 Год назад +1

    "HAL 9000"

  • @MikaJarvi86
    @MikaJarvi86 Год назад +1

    Wow even the host sounds like an AI

  • @dali3127-c1
    @dali3127-c1 Год назад

    These Wall Street Journal AI videos sound like they were generated by AI. The Joe Rogan AI generated podcasts sound a lot more human than these. That’s sad.

  • @gmgish
    @gmgish Год назад +1

    And this video was made by an AI.

  • @pelmanism1084
    @pelmanism1084 Год назад +1

    This guy either doesn't know what he's taking about or he's oversimplying things to the point of being misleading. A lot what he says is just completely wrong.

  • @mirodski1662
    @mirodski1662 Год назад

    Curiosly the interviewer sounds like an AI herself.

  • @KnowL-oo5po
    @KnowL-oo5po Год назад +2

    A.G.I Will be man's

  • @Heresheis0818
    @Heresheis0818 Год назад

    😢

  • @veganconservative1109
    @veganconservative1109 Год назад +5

    As AI was 'birthed' by the programmers, I fear a lot of their answers are going to be synonymous with what the programmers think. If you rely on AI for all your info, its possible that all your knowledge will be stunted to just that of the programmers' views.
    I also don't think AI are sentient or can become sentient. They are computers search the internet for patterns that it then condenses down and vomits out to the user.

    • @ceoatcrystalsoft4942
      @ceoatcrystalsoft4942 Год назад +3

      AI is used to identify diseases that programmers don't know about, so that's not quite the right viewpoint. It's about input and feedback

  • @Doggy_Styles_Coding
    @Doggy_Styles_Coding Год назад +2

    i want to learn anything about artifical stupidity .... advising me to shower before hitting the gym and wiping before .... okay i dont have to explain this i guess

  • @gamalchamac867
    @gamalchamac867 Год назад

    Wow this Eric Niiler is so wrong in machine learning and AI definitions. AI is a set of techniques to replicate human intelligence and Machine Learning is a subdomain of AI domain for the specific methods.
    What we have is just machine learning and the combination of several machine learning methods can be called AI

  • @Dr.Jekyll_
    @Dr.Jekyll_ Год назад +4

    AI is not replacing anyone. This is all hype.

    • @DonGivani
      @DonGivani Год назад +3

      Stay of the weed, it is already happening

    • @edgaraf9411
      @edgaraf9411 Год назад

      You're not ready for it lol

  • @Notgivingmyname123
    @Notgivingmyname123 Год назад

    This is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. This literally is not how it works. What is Zoe talking about with carrots and stickers? Why does Eric act like machine learnings works “on its own”? It’s not…
    Please, just ignore everything they say here

  • @jonathanlatouche7013
    @jonathanlatouche7013 Год назад

    Ie

  • @chrisrogers1092
    @chrisrogers1092 Год назад +3

    "It's not a knowledge model it's a language model" What? This makes no sense.

    • @emman100
      @emman100 Год назад +1

      ChatGPT only knows words. Everything it produces is from the patterns in the words it has seen. That being said it might have built a mini knowledge model within itself to help it with prediction. Still it knows nothing more than the words it has learned. It is basically just doing very advanced pattern matching. It has no feelings or experiences about the real world or what the words are referring to in the real world. It just knows from its training that some combination of words in some not-so-obvious order "answers" a question (a question is just another collection of words with a pattern).

    • @ShadowveilFox
      @ShadowveilFox Год назад +1

      how does it not make sense? it's saying these two are not the same thing, because they're not. people are using a language model as if it's google and that makes no sense. these are not knowledge models to learn factual information from. it's designed to write and it's not even that creative. a kid could easily write better than this. it's not good at coding either. I've tried several times to produce simple code and there's always bugs or stuff missing. it can't perform basic math that well either, because it's a language model. it's not a brain with all the world's information stored.

    • @guidobolke5618
      @guidobolke5618 Год назад

      @@ShadowveilFox and yet it has passed a bar exam in the top 1%. Extraordinary for a simple language model without any knowledge.

  • @SorminaESar
    @SorminaESar Год назад +2

    4th❤😂😂😂😂😂

  • @ChrisStewart2
    @ChrisStewart2 Год назад

    Great.
    One person who knows next to nothing about AI talking with another person who knows next to nothing about AI.

  • @Cornflakes691
    @Cornflakes691 Год назад +1

    This dude doesn't know what he's talking about lol

  • @stevenherrold5955
    @stevenherrold5955 Год назад

    are you kidding me !!!!! what kind of research do you do before making a video ???

  • @KeithDraws
    @KeithDraws Год назад

    I came here for misinformation.

  • @tyskerbarn5171
    @tyskerbarn5171 Год назад

    wozu denn KI, wenns netmal mit normaler Intelligenz hinhaut??😆😅🤣😂

  • @normadenys8089
    @normadenys8089 Год назад

    Please change the name , nothing to do with intelligence

  • @srcsmxd
    @srcsmxd Год назад

    Expert?
    Nothing new was said. Waste of time.