Talkat
Talkat t1_j556xe3 wrote
Reply to comment by Trevor_GoodchiId in ChatGPT really surprised me today. by GlassAmazing4219
>Trevor_GoodchiId
Will give these a read tomorrow :D Thanks for the links. Off to bed for me atm
Talkat t1_j555kru wrote
Reply to comment by Trevor_GoodchiId in ChatGPT really surprised me today. by GlassAmazing4219
I certainly wouldn't say it has no idea what a Meerkat or cards are.
Dall-e has the same structure as ChatGTP. With Dall-E you can ask for the back of a Meerkat, or a stack of cards in the shape of a Meerkat.
It deeply understands what the concept it and how to 'draw' it.
So ChatGTP certainly would have a conceptual understanding of ideas.
Talkat t1_j4d96xi wrote
Reply to comment by GayHitIer in Does anyone else get the feeling that, once true AGI is achieved, most people will act like it was the unsurprising and inevitable outcome that they expected? by oddlyspecificnumber7
Gay Hitler. I agree that there is a slim chance it could be in the next two years with unlikely. Keep being a homo.
Talkat t1_j4d8w2e wrote
Reply to Does anyone else get the feeling that, once true AGI is achieved, most people will act like it was the unsurprising and inevitable outcome that they expected? by oddlyspecificnumber7
People will look back and say "of course a computer can do that".
I remember seeing deepminds AI play breakout/pong and I was amazed. But I think about it now and I'm like.. of course AI can play breakout.
Talkat t1_j2whs1i wrote
Reply to comment by Kibubik in Asked ChatGPT to write the best supplement stack for increasing intelligence by micahdjt1221
Pretty much.
Like I asked it "based on these blood test results, what are possible explanations". Then I zoomed in on two of the 8 answers for more detail. I eliminated one of them then asked it to explain in more detail the primary cause and the symtoms and stuff.
Then got it to explain all the other factors in detail.
It was cool because if Id like to ask my doctor all these questions but can't really do so in a 15 minute appointment (nor would it be worth the $$ to book a longer one).
Anyways, super helpful and highly recommended
Talkat t1_j2whfyb wrote
Reply to comment by Sashinii in Asked ChatGPT to write the best supplement stack for increasing intelligence by micahdjt1221
Interesting thoughts. I like the idea of nano medicine.
My 2 cents
The first stage will be using existing sensors to gather and process the information properly. This will be taking all your blood tests, scans, diet, symptoms to create personalized recommendations, mostly proactive.ideally also input your entire genome to help predict issues.
Then we will have new devices that AI helped created. I'm guessing mostly sensors to monitor your body and perhaps customized nutrion/probiotics. Basically just accelerating to market things that are already in the works.
Then we get into the real interesting stuff. Once AI has ramped up properly and can integrate itself into the manufacturing, then you get BMIs that can let you workoit harder, control your emotions better, treat a variety of mental illnesses, etc, customized mRNA for anti aging, enhanced physical and mental abilities, customized hormone production, etc. Far more detailed monitoring that can likely react with dosing of hormones. And likely automated hospital stations that can do detailed scanning and treat anything from a cavity or minor bruise to surgery.
All automated at the cost of materials that were created by robots in the first place. Imagine an AI picked up on some detail, recommended you get a scan, find a cancerous little group of cells, get a customized mRNA shot, and the cancer is gone.
Vs traditional medicine now which will look like the dark ages...!
Talkat t1_j2v3gs8 wrote
Reply to comment by Sashinii in Asked ChatGPT to write the best supplement stack for increasing intelligence by micahdjt1221
I have used chatgtp to help diagnose a problem I have and it was insanely helpful. I'm obviously talking to health professionals but instead of asking them a bunch of simple questions I can ask to my heart's content to gtp.
Can't wait for the next version
Talkat t1_j2fuj31 wrote
Reply to comment by frogsntoads00 in Happy New Year Everyone. It's time to accelerate even more 🤠by Pro_RazE
Tesla is trying to solve FSD everywhere not on small isolated areas. Their progress is ramping exponentially. I think it will be solved on 18 months-ish. They are already focused on building the robo taxi
Talkat t1_j2ftxnr wrote
Reply to comment by Sashinii in Happy New Year Everyone. It's time to accelerate even more 🤠by Pro_RazE
I agree.. but I think id rather have AI reviewing scans and results first
Talkat t1_j1tagjy wrote
Reply to comment by 666vampiric in Driverless cars and electric cars being displayed as the pinnacle of future transportation engineering is just… wrong. Car-based infrastructure is inefficient, bad for the environment and we already have better technologies in other fields that could help more. An in depth analysis by mocha_sweetheart
And also autonomous vehicles so you can just rent the car when you need it
Talkat t1_j15b9l9 wrote
Reply to comment by TheSecretAgenda in Are we already in the midst of a singularity? by oldmanhero
I seriously doubt that. Chatgtp acquired users faster than any tech company.
Talkat t1_izw467u wrote
Reply to comment by HeinrichTheWolf_17 in AGI will not precede Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) - They will arrive simultaneously by __ingeniare__
Heh, I completely agree with you but I was thinking of when a human first learns a new skill it takes up all their brainpower and focus, but once mastered can be done without thought. Kinda like how getting an AI to do something first takes a lot of power but once we nail it we can reduce it signifigantly.
​
AGI will be able to optimize itself like no ones business. I think our hardware is powerful enough for an AGI... but to get there we will need more power as we can't write god like AI
Talkat t1_iy59bng wrote
Reply to comment by ihateshadylandlords in 2002 vs 2012 vs 2022 | how has technology changed? by Phoenix5869
!RemindMe 17 years
Talkat t1_iy2ujl9 wrote
Reply to comment by ihateshadylandlords in 2002 vs 2012 vs 2022 | how has technology changed? by Phoenix5869
The next decade will be the biggest jump in your life.
You will likely eat mostly 'fake' meat grown in bioreactors.
Your power will be very cheap and powered by renewables (mostly solar)
Your driving will be done for you with autonomous vehicles
Humanoid robots will do the strenuous manual labour
You will have an AI assistant that will be every specialist in one (a phycologist, personal trainer, personal coach, medical specialist, engineer, coder, etc) accessible for a few bucks per month.
There will be far more higher quality content (movies, TV shows, music, etc) that are created by AI
People will have BMI's installed. These are implants into your brain that help you remember things better, access the internet, control emotions easier, etc. This will be like the introduction of the first smart phone.
Am I missing anything?
Talkat t1_ix1ogcz wrote
Reply to comment by Talkat in 2023 predictions by ryusan8989
Remindme! 1 year
Talkat t1_ix1oc44 wrote
Reply to comment by Talkat in 2023 predictions by ryusan8989
!remindme 1 year
Talkat t1_ix1oa7p wrote
Reply to 2023 predictions by ryusan8989
By the end of the year I will again update my expectations for AGI. Current prediction is surely by 2030 and a decent chance by 2026-2028 and extremely slim by 2025. Hopefully by the years end it will be updated to even sooner.
Next year we will see gtp-4 and models from others that can do text, audio and visuals in the same model. By the end of the year you will be able to talk to the model.
Tesla will have pretty much nailed self driving and will start preparing for a city to test robotaxis and the M2. Tesla bot will be able to navigate and receive commands. They will start their, manufacturing line and have a hundred of them working at tesla factories.
Deepmind is a curve ball. Not sure what to predict for them. Hoping for a breakthrough structure. But I think they will have an AI that can use tools to help solve problems (eg code, calculators, google, read papers, perhaps simulations).
There will be an app that uses AI heavily to become a fad.
Talkat t1_iwpgapo wrote
Reply to comment by AsuhoChinami in 64 Exaflop supercomputer being built and will be operational by the end of 2022 according to forbes by Phoenix5869
Can you share more of what the good folks over at openai have said?
Talkat t1_iwh8xhm wrote
Reply to comment by Phoenix5869 in 64 Exaflop supercomputer being built and will be operational by the end of 2022 according to forbes by Phoenix5869
If you are seeing such progress why is your agi estimates late 2040's?
Talkat t1_iw98y6e wrote
Reply to comment by cat3cat123 in Shape of a protein predicted by two different AI models (ESMFold on the left, AlphaFold on the right) by greentea387
Ok. I guess I meant to say why not focus on a new application?
Talkat t1_iw5pfha wrote
Reply to comment by Evideyear in Will this year be remembered as the start of the AI revolution? by BreadManToast
Completely agree.
This year is when we get to start using AI tools directly and it feels like more and more tools are becoming available. It has also started taking more of my mind space and predicting where it will go.
Talkat t1_iw4v9nb wrote
Reply to Shape of a protein predicted by two different AI models (ESMFold on the left, AlphaFold on the right) by greentea387
With so many opportunities for them to go after why did they copy Deepmind?
Talkat t1_iw23v7l wrote
Reply to comment by Mooide in The CEO of OpenAI had dropped hints that GPT-4, due in a few months, is such an upgrade from GPT-3 that it may seem to have passed The Turing Test by lughnasadh
Jeff can get away with it because of the government. You shouldn't blame Jeff for been so greedy, but the US government for allowing it
Talkat t1_ivdojng wrote
Reply to comment by ReasonablyBadass in Nick Bostrom on the ethics of Digital Minds: "With recent advances in AI... it is remarkable how neglected this issue still is" by Smoke-away
Yes eventually, but people will deny their rights and consciousness for a long time. However I think we are a short hop from AGI so that period hopefully will be short lived
Talkat t1_j57qntx wrote
Reply to comment by Surur in Google to relax AI safety rules to compete with OpenAI by Surur
Jesus, it feels like they went from aggressive startup to excessive beuracracy in it's short history. This is what gives startups the opportunity in the first place.
Google is positioned to dominate AI.. but they might be getting in their own way