How Well Can GPT-4 See? And the 5 Upgrades That Are Next

What exactly can GPT-4 see? And does OpenAI have a plan for physical embodiment? Over 12 separate developments announced in the last few days are covered in this video, in which I showcase how improvements in text, speech, 3D, and embodiment are beginning to complement each other.

We'll take an early look at use cases for images in GPT 4, how Nvidia and Adobe are pushing boundaries in Text to 3D, at Sam Altman's Moore's Law For Everything, at the new LeRF model and Assembly AI's latest Speech-to-Text.

We will also see how OpenAI already had a Robotics team but now is invested in 1x, developing humanoid robots. But they are not the first, as Agility Robotics has shown...

[violetgill]

I’m visually impaired, and this is gonna help people like me so much. Thank you so much for all the work that you do. This channel is amazing.

[theknave]

Basically, this is the beginning of the Singularity.
*Everything* will change, faster than you might believe.

[henriquerabelo]

These latest tech improvement have single handedly erased my mania of trying to keep up with everything in college and then feeling like crap for failing.
I now understand that a person is neither capable nor expected to know everything, but rather to be in touch with the available tools that allow us to get the job done. In the past, this meant doing hours of mindless Google research to get the theory down before starting, but now AI can help get through that phase so much faster.
I’m excited to live in this day and age ❤

[Samonie]

watching your breakdowns of the recent AI developments has filled me with both a sense of wonder at the incredible speed of improvements but also a sense of dread for the unknown

[hanster.gun.]

I’ve always been very interested in ai and you have the best content I’ve ever found on it short easy to understand information and very fun to watch thank you.

[nopleaseidonthavemysockson]

I struggle to think of careers that can’t be done by a artificially intelligent robot. It’s a weird future to imagine, what would we even do when there’s such ease of access to superiority, I love technology and programming but what careers will be left for our kids at the rate we’re going?

[rainingBrackets]

It truly feels as if we're living in the future. The amount of things in the last 4 months feels like something that would happen over 4 years. We have yet to experience when all the different AI systems merge, and I'm so ready for it.

[kleyyer]

Just imagining doing a bunch of medical exams and telling GPT4 to analyze them. That's wooow... Especially when considering that doctors a lot of the time miss very important things in those very same exams. It does make me worried about giving such personal information to a company, but between a life-and-death diagnosis... that is crazy...

[NeoLudditeDave]

I really appreciate how informative and frequently updated your channel is. Things have been changing almost daily since the release of GPT4 on 3.14. Thanks for keeping us up to date and riding this curve. It's going to be a fascinating future for us all.

[preppen]

Even if no evil AGI is taking over the world, making 50% of the human workforce obsolete in a 15 year period will likely cause major disruptions in the world

[wingflanagan]

Embodiment is a dream humanity has shared for a very long time. Perhaps it is an extension of the desire to procreate. Don't know. But it definitely will happen, whether or not it's a good idea. Probably machine consciousness, too. Combine the two and you have another species to reckon with - probably a competitor for resources. And as far as machine consciousness goes, it does not even really matter if it's "real" or simulated. If you cannot tell the difference, then, practically speaking, there is none.

[sharehard]

When we got our first few cases of covid here in Canada, I saw what was happening in Europe and said, everything is going to change very quickly. This feels like that except way more.

[etunimenisukunimeni]

Just when you think, "Okay, *this* is it, these things can't accelerate to an even faster pace of development"...

[LinusBoman]

Hmm, tried conformer through assembly's playground and was a bit underwhelming compared to whisper with the large model. Anyone else find this?

[conrradnicholls]

Ah yes… Another 24 hours in human time, another decade in AI progress. 🫠

[cheddulous]

As surreal as these breakthroughs are for positive impacts on life, I cannot help but be pessimistic for a future where this exists. I feel like it will be a net negative in the long run.

[DregStrummer]

Came to the video for image recognition. Left with robots with AI coming in a few months. Too much is happening too fast. It’s literally impossible to keep track of everything without having an AI assistant do it for me. I was just talking to my parents about how we will all remember this year

[JOZZYmusic]

"it had trouble recognizing ramen"

this will be the key to survival during the ai uprising. We'll all have to wear ramen ghillie suits.

[andrewmcleod]

Unreal. There's obviously a lot of intelligent people here so I'll throw up a question that's been bothering me since I first used ChatGPT in December: With the rate at which this stuff (LLMs in particular) are advancing what is your personal strategy/philosophy on how to adapt to it both professionally and economically (maybe even personally if you wish)?

[PaperTigerLive]

I have high tolerance but it’s starting to get overwhelming for me right now.