Reminds me of Asianometry-not because he’s Asian, but the tech-focused slideshow style narrative. Definitely inspiration and cues taken creatively. Asianometry took about a couple years of 200 views per video before ever going “viral”. Takes time!
Back then when the firign of the CEO happened there was a different version of the reason online though they altered it. The reason was the CEO was using userdata without consent like chatlogs with information about new architecture approaches etc. I think its naive to use those systems on important research because sadly idea/concept theft became easier than ever with a "thinking" keylogger.
Hey Paul. Very informative. I just want to say that as a native English speaker and as an American and someone who is fluent in Mandarin Chinese. Please try using a grammar check for your script. It is hard to hear "he doing it" instead of "he's doing it". "AI do need a lots of funding" instead of "AI does need a lot of funding". As a native English speaker, no matter how good the information is after so many mistakes, I just want to turn off the video. It hurts my head. Please keep up the good work and continue to improve your spoken word. Great video otherwise.
I don't think the script is the problem, I think it's just very difficult for non-native speakers (especially ones with a non-Germanic native tongue) to focus on speaking fluently without making any mistakes at all. It is probably correct in the script, and since the mistakes are so minor, it makes sense that he didn't notice them when recording, if he is not a native English speaker. I think not being able to watch it just because of those minor mistakes is more of a problem on your end tbh, since most people would have no issues understanding him. I would suggest just clicking off if it's really a big problem, and avoid leaving comments like this. If anything, you should just be honoured that people take the time to learn your language, and not just criticize them for it (he is probably already aware that he doesn't speak 100% fluently, just like most other people who speak English). I understand that this was not necessarily your intention, but it comes off as very entitled in a way. Anyway, sorry for the rant, I just got a bit annoyed, I hope your understand my reasoning :)
@@Zicrus It's called constructive criticism and I was providing a personal opinion. I speak fluent Mandarin and native English. I understand exactly how the speaking mistakes happen. I was not attempting to discourage or offend anyone. Grammatical mistakes cause one to lose "speaking power" in the ears of others it's a fact of speaking English. The video is really good but if future videos are going to be long form like this Paul's Grammer needs to be improved and it will I'm sure of it. Again, fantastic video Paul.
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How is this not more popular?? It has a very high production quality compared to views. Keep it up!
Bad engrish
Reminds me of Asianometry-not because he’s Asian, but the tech-focused slideshow style narrative. Definitely inspiration and cues taken creatively.
Asianometry took about a couple years of 200 views per video before ever going “viral”. Takes time!
Amazing Video brother your efforts and production quality is really good keep going hoping to see more :)
Very informative again. So good to have your perspective without the AI hype train!
Very informative, thx 🙏
Very informative thanks
one of the best channels on youtube
Back then when the firign of the CEO happened there was a different version of the reason online though they altered it. The reason was the CEO was using userdata without consent like chatlogs with information about new architecture approaches etc. I think its naive to use those systems on important research because sadly idea/concept theft became easier than ever with a "thinking" keylogger.
every comment here feels like AI
Hey Paul. Very informative. I just want to say that as a native English speaker and as an American and someone who is fluent in Mandarin Chinese. Please try using a grammar check for your script. It is hard to hear "he doing it" instead of "he's doing it". "AI do need a lots of funding" instead of "AI does need a lot of funding". As a native English speaker, no matter how good the information is after so many mistakes, I just want to turn off the video. It hurts my head. Please keep up the good work and continue to improve your spoken word. Great video otherwise.
I don't think the script is the problem, I think it's just very difficult for non-native speakers (especially ones with a non-Germanic native tongue) to focus on speaking fluently without making any mistakes at all. It is probably correct in the script, and since the mistakes are so minor, it makes sense that he didn't notice them when recording, if he is not a native English speaker. I think not being able to watch it just because of those minor mistakes is more of a problem on your end tbh, since most people would have no issues understanding him. I would suggest just clicking off if it's really a big problem, and avoid leaving comments like this. If anything, you should just be honoured that people take the time to learn your language, and not just criticize them for it (he is probably already aware that he doesn't speak 100% fluently, just like most other people who speak English). I understand that this was not necessarily your intention, but it comes off as very entitled in a way.
Anyway, sorry for the rant, I just got a bit annoyed, I hope your understand my reasoning :)
@@Zicrus It's called constructive criticism and I was providing a personal opinion. I speak fluent Mandarin and native English. I understand exactly how the speaking mistakes happen. I was not attempting to discourage or offend anyone. Grammatical mistakes cause one to lose "speaking power" in the ears of others it's a fact of speaking English. The video is really good but if future videos are going to be long form like this Paul's Grammer needs to be improved and it will I'm sure of it. Again, fantastic video Paul.
"Why *is"
Sorry.