I love the fact how knowledge is shared over RUclips. Most of us can't attend theses colleges, but we can still get a sneak peek into their current curriculum
Great and challenging talk! in the end, AI is an instrument, a great and disruptive instrument but just that, as many are saying, it will depend on how one and organizations use AI to empower and expand or do harm, Human ingenuity is unique, Best!
Just for those who were not around in the 90's, the ads did not look fuzzy like that. They were clear. Either the recordings were bad, or the copies degraded them.
A useful and interesting lecture by Karim. The live demo of using chatgpt to generate responses and how those at things that we (the collective we) need to understand and appreciate is only beginning to become obvious. ChatGPT et al, have major challenges but ignoring their existence by not using it, is short sighted and shortchanging us. Lots to think about.
Great video, and points made. While I believe that AI and BOTs are amazing time savers and helpful, its 'point in time' knowledge. you are subject to LLM updates etc. Should be used to 'supplement' not the authority .
1:13:20 In 10 or 20 years time it will be interesting to look back onto the overall level of understanding of people using AI. Have they gained more insights, become more knowledgable, how about their capabilities to work independently without AI then, how about IQ development which is currently said to be reduced because of the use of smartphones. What negativ effects may turn up which we havent yet considered?
I can see this being the case. I'm definitely not college-educated but I have been asking chat gpt to explain quantum physics to me. I can totally see how my peers are totally ignorant to the power of a.i. I hope someday I can stop being just a carpenter someday and someone who solves a problem. 😅
If you really know how ChatGPT like applications get the answers, you wouldn’t say few things you said towards the end. I will contact professor directly about my views on if language is the basis of intelligence or vice versa AND regardless how and who will invent new language/terms.
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I love the fact how knowledge is shared over RUclips. Most of us can't attend theses colleges, but we can still get a sneak peek into their current curriculum
Wow know I know what Harvard is so famous what a insight.the man know the minutest details .it's not just some other ai talk
Very impressive and pragmatic lecture by Dr. Karim Lakhani
This guy is a genius prompt engineer, I highly recommend you watch it all the way through, it gets better after the art section.
Great and challenging talk! in the end, AI is an instrument, a great and disruptive instrument but just that, as many are saying, it will depend on how one and organizations use AI to empower and expand or do harm, Human ingenuity is unique, Best!
I could watch him talk all day long. Amazing.
Just for those who were not around in the 90's, the ads did not look fuzzy like that. They were clear. Either the recordings were bad, or the copies degraded them.
Lol
AI is going to super up the bottom. People will know so much that used to be only had by people spending 6 figures on a degree.
A useful and interesting lecture by Karim. The live demo of using chatgpt to generate responses and how those at things that we (the collective we) need to understand and appreciate is only beginning to become obvious. ChatGPT et al, have major challenges but ignoring their existence by not using it, is short sighted and shortchanging us. Lots to think about.
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Great video, and points made. While I believe that AI and BOTs are amazing time savers and helpful, its 'point in time' knowledge. you are subject to LLM updates etc. Should be used to 'supplement' not the authority
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1:13:20 In 10 or 20 years time it will be interesting to look back onto the overall level of understanding of people using AI. Have they gained more insights, become more knowledgable, how about their capabilities to work independently without AI then, how about IQ development which is currently said to be reduced because of the use of smartphones. What negativ effects may turn up which we havent yet considered?
Great video
My theory is that it likes of ChatGPT will make smart people smarter and stupid people more stupid. So it’s in your best interest to stay smart 😊
Sounds plausible😂
I can see this being the case. I'm definitely not college-educated but I have been asking chat gpt to explain quantum physics to me. I can totally see how my peers are totally ignorant to the power of a.i.
I hope someday I can stop being just a carpenter someday and someone who solves a problem. 😅
No shit, Einstein. And flush the toilet after you take a dump
AI used by users is a prosthetic mind.
There is no crisis for the post humans.
Let the market be the judge of how smart you have. Entitlement is evil..
Can't focus on the topic because all I hear is "right?" and "ok?" as commas between every few words, very distracting.
Happens to the ones at the bottom level of their acuity of the listening skills. Not a surprise and not an accident.
That at&t commercial is so depressing, 90s ppl had no life lol
We did not walk around glued to our phones. We did not live our lives based on what others think on social media. We had a great life.
Right? Right? Ugh… Otherwise, important discussion by charismatic speaker in an elitist organization.
I found it rather boring. Cycles have so rapidly changed this video would have made more sense in Jan or Feb.
If you really know how ChatGPT like applications get the answers, you wouldn’t say few things you said towards the end. I will contact professor directly about my views on if language is the basis of intelligence or vice versa AND regardless how and who will invent new language/terms.
Let us know how that goes
You lost me when you started praising the clot shot.
He think he cool but usher in a fresh hell