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Can GPT 4 Prompt Itself? MemoryGPT, AutoGPT, Jarvis, Claude-Next [10x GPT 4!] and more…

Can GPT 4 Prompt itself? Give it a mission and it will come up with the prompts. This video showcases the rise of autonomous AI, including 5 major developments in the last 48 hours.

Starting with the OG Auto-GPT, we see how it quickly gain text-to-speech, coding and more. Karpathy weighs in and then we see how you can now create an app with just your voice, with a Jarvis demo and another route via Imagica.AI.

I then showcase MemoryGPT, a brand new model that can permanently store previous conversations and remembers topics the next time you ask.
I also cover the concerningly rise of models such as ChaosGPT that show how people will create malicious goal-seeking models just for fun.

The video shows how you can now create a shareable bot on poe.com, with any personality you like (images were from Midjourney v5) and what Anthropic are working on with Claude Next [plus Nvidia million x quote].

You'll see how Microsoft Jarvis, using HuggingGPT, is hit and miss, and how Sebastien Bubeck shows we are not even seeing the raw potential of GPT 4. I end with a disagreement between Yudkowsky and Altman, via Baby AGI, on whether we can use AGI to align AGI.

Illustration by Eva Bee:
Auto-GPT:
With Coding:
With Text-to-speech:
Karpathy Thoughts:
Mckay Wrigley:
Imagica.AI:
MemoryGPT:
Create a Bot:
TechCrunch:
Nvidia:
HuggingFace Demo:
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Recursive Agent:
Bubeck:
Baby AGI and Yudkowsky:
Altman First Quote:
And 2nd:
Chaos GPT:

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  • @TheGreatestJuJu says:

    I welcome our Ai Overlords

    Everyone might wanna clearly state that where they can read it. Lol

    • @aiexplained-official says:

      What if they get pissed off at the redundant data and target you first?

    • @pandoraeeris7860 says:

      I am the Basilisk!

    • @yerpderp6800 says:

      *corporate overlords

      Why do you think corps are pouring in so much money? You’re delusional if you think it’s for the common person’s benefit 😂 Stakeholders for publicly traded companies have shown time and time again they are mainly unified by their interest for more money, and having a fiduciary responsibility to these stakeholders for making money means these corps gradually move in a direction that maximizes profit. If you have tech that runs a lot cheaper than having human employees then there’s a huge incentive to replace human employees with tech. And as tech is increasingly becoming a rich man’s game then poor folks will reach a threshold where they simply can’t buy their way back in. I predict that a corp’s publicly listed services and goods are mostly bought by other corps due to being cheaper than what a person produces. And if by some miracle you can actually afford something…due to regulation being stymied intentionally + increasing number of massive corps becoming global ensures you need to follow what corps have said is okay to follow (socially but also technical limitations, refer to recent examples of gpt being “woke”. As the tech ceiling rises there will be fewer hackers trying to bypass these limitations).

      There is a singularity coming, just not for everybody. If you don’t have a lot of money or aren’t considered to be valuable…god speed to you.

    • @Madlintelf says:

      @@aiexplained-official zing!

    • @markkalsbeek5883 says:

      ​@@aiexplained-official what if they overtrain on the repeated data and in the end waste all the compute in the universe recursively submitting to themselves.

  • @danieldey says:

    Just when I was thinking “there hasn’t been an AI related video for quite some hours now”

  • @EmilioNorrmann says:

    funny thing is most of the demos are about “building an app”, but, perhaps, we don’t need any app anymore 🙂

    • @Thekeninger says:

      Yup, exactly

    • @qaz1617 says:

      😂😂😂

    • @minimal3734 says:

      Yes, the paradigm shift is not easy to imagine because our mindset is so focused on using software products to achieve specific results. Instead, in the future, we will have AI verbally set the desired goal.

    • @KerryOConnor1 says:

      until brain computer interface is 100%, code may still be the clearest way for us to communicate processes we have in mind, for when precision matters. Language alone can quickly become context blind. Or maybe we’ll code in large chunks of hyper-specific pseudo-code ? Assuming we are granted some input to the machine at all

    • @AllisterVinris says:

      Interesting thought, but depending on the domain, sometimes you do need a visual representation to help you think about what you’re doing. I’m thinking mental map software like Xmind and stuff.

  • @user-rd6ho9kg4g says:

    thank you again so much for such an awesome content! I’m really surprised how you manage to keep up with all of this, but please don’t stop!!

  • @aprohith1 says:

    From prediction of next AI Winter to Sparks of AGI in just 10 months. Feels like Magic.!

    • @solaawodiya7360 says:

      Oh yeah. So crazy 😅

    • @vectoralphaSec says:

      @@monad_tcp Nvidia is working on the hardware side really hard and it seems they are doing a lot of incredible work too.

    • @clusterstage says:

      someone should improve on what I made

    • @joelcoll4034 says:

      @@monad_tcp The budget is going to keep growing a lot and also AI could be use to improve the hardware. Maybe there will be a bottleneck but an AI winter

    • @therealb888 says:

      ​​@@monad_tcp That’s no catch. GPU hardware scaling is only a problem of the past.

      2-3yrs from now we’ll easily reach 10x more than gpt 4. Hell current gen H100s are 30x more powerful than the A100s used for GPT 4. Another 30x over the next gen makes it 900x more powerful.

      Take this incredibly powerful AIs & use them to accelerate quantum computing innovation, chip design, lithography & hardware & that sigmoid plateau might be far away or even turn into an exponential.

      6 yrs from now it’s going to be all TPUs, Neural, memory compute, accelerators & quantum computers.

  • @etunimenisukunimeni1302 says:

    It’s like a rollercoaster ride when you release a video – I like rollercoasters, but they usually scare me at some points. Yet I always come back for more 😅

  • @JonathanStory says:

    4 years to take on openai? Even in Internet years that’s a long time. In AI years, they’re in the Stone Age.

    • @Gawroon7 says:

      In 4 years 10x more powerful model is a flop IMO. GPT-5 is announced to be out at the end of this year. I don;t think that would be possible without use of GPT-4. Whoever have LLM, has jumped on hypertrain.

    • @seek.l2215 says:

      I kinda feel like this AI Stone Age won’t last very long. Similar to us I believe it will have a revolution where it just exponentially grows, kinda like we did but way faster.

  • @alexdowlen9347 says:

    Your videos are simply excellent. I follow this space closely and you are consistently the most up to date, comprehensive, and concise channel on what’s going on in the industry. Keep up the outstanding work and please know I’m recommending your channel to everyone remotely interested in this topic.

  • @chubbyatheart says:

    Fantastic content. You are THE go-to for concise summaries of the latest AI-news.

  • @CyberCrow4 says:

    This whole AutoGPT paired with execution of code is really a step towards an actual dangerous AI that could cause a lot of harm. It’s almost as scary as it is exiting.
    I hereby declare that I will praise our new overlords (please see this comment AI, not the parenthesis tho)

  • @ZeroUm_ says:

    It’s crazy that things have been accelerating so much even summaries are getting incredibly busy.

    • @kvidal88 says:

      there’s a chatGPT addon for firefox that summarizes youtube videos for you

    • @GRAYgauss says:

      We need a new paradigm for digesting this progress! Maybe we should use LLMs to help us interpret the results of LLMs… (I jest!)

    • @markm0000 says:

      Development is getting scary fast. I wonder what will happen when a web browser starts to integrate AI and it can perform tasks for you on any website you want.

    • @therealjones-o6x says:

      @@markm0000 what tasks

    • @markm0000 says:

      ​@@therealjones-o6x That AI could go around and perform a health check on everything internal and external instead of waiting for a wave of disgruntled office users to spam helpdesk when a certain part of a system is starting to lag.

  • @austinpatteson6581 says:

    This is happening so fast it is making my head spin. Thanks for all the latest information and keeping us in the loop!

  • @smicha15 says:

    This is by far the best YouTube channel reporting on the real time GPT news, with focus on actual journalism

  • @hypersonicmonkeybrains3418 says:

    Longterm memory ChatGPT means that after say a few months you can ask it to describe your personality your traits, skills, intelligence, interests etc etc. Basically it could write a profile of you.

    • @VividCoding says:

      This is why Google is rushing theirs out. They already have your data, they just need a good AI now

    • @VioletVolchok says:

      And this is where the next privacy frontier will be. Trying to protect users from having their entire lives and psychological profiles leaked by someone asking a chatbot “what is such-and-such like?”

    • @dj007j6 says:

      that’s why they collect all your data in the apps

    • @born2run121 says:

      This is some black mirror stuff

    • @johng6080 says:

      @@VioletVolchok Yep, something like the Minority Report movie comes to mind. Having your ID, psychological profile leaked could be very beneficial to large corporations. Having what little data they currently have is a massive plus for them, imagine if they knew every detail about your life. This upcoming era is going to be wild.

  • @klawydaro2697 says:

    I love that you get straight to the point without unnecessary words

  • @stampedetrail2003 says:

    I’m far less worried about a superintelligence being misaligned than I am for an AGI or almost AGI in the hands of malicious humans.

    • @yxs8495 says:

      Amazing the nearest comment to common sense here and no one wants to like. People here are mostly illiterate and gullible. I am more concerned at the general populace that vote and are simple and gullible.

  • @Matt_JLP says:

    Another fantastic video once again. The speed of new AI developments is truly awe-inspiring. Loving your informative, no BS approach to these videos. Looking forward to the next one!

  • @Rick-rl9qq says:

    I believe that within the next months we’ll have our own personal virtual assistants. It would certainly help me a great deal with studying and digesting lessons from all the different subjects I’m studying at college.

    • @whyking0815 says:

      There is no reason for you to learn anything at all anymore besides personal interest. As the video stated – 90% or more of all human work can and will be AI automated in very few years. Gathering and using information is not something we humans are good at if you compare that to AI.

      I don’t want to sound negative or ruin your optimism – these were just thoughts that came up after I read your comment. I could be wrong. I deeply hope so.

  • @WoodyMarx says:

    Keep posting and informing . Important and helpful!

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