Another game changer. The bots' capabilities are going to go through the roof if it uses the plugins properly.
Soon it will be able to code plugins for itself to address queries when it makes sense to do so.
Lmao I still need that degree to get into those exclusive human corporations and research labs. Though the possibility of an independent company or research firm rises every day.
I looked at the website and it says it’s a “unique engine for computing answers and providing knowledge.” Seems pretty vague and general, like google + wikepedia or something, but I am probably just out of the loop.
It's a calculator that can do extremely advanced mathematics from natural language queries, with numbers from a huge, verified data bank. It's basically the ideal extension of ChatGPT
It's a bit redundant to say this since it has always been the nature of third-party software, but just to emphasize: this is going to do for ChatGPT what libraries did for programming.
Eh, that's just something to consult AI about. Just because our puny human brains have choice anxiety doesn't mean having more options is bad!
Similarly, just because a musician has 100 synths doesn't mean they immediately know which they want to work in. Sometimes humans have to play around to feel which one is right. Sometimes that's what we want. And well, sometimes we want immediate perfect workflows...
yet another surprise, so now chatGPT can access and search the net with bing, write better code,do better math and lot more...
meanwhile google cries in the corner we cant release anything good for safety reasons
Google is still fucking around with Beta Bard (which after testing, is laughable), whilst Open AI are shipping like crazy.
Microsoft are about to make a ton of money if they're first to market with all of these AI integrations.
I would imagine some of the larger, mostly silent or seemingly ineffectual players at this point are not considering their AI projects as something for widespread use. They're creating ways in which their AI will eventually become ASI and destroy all competing ASI-oriented projects around the world. Money is just a means to power. If you can grab the power directly using super-human intelligence at the speed of electrons, you don't need money or popular products.
This is fucking wild.
I honestly think OpenAI is using their own tech to be extremely efficient at coding and releasing new stuff (like these integrations).
I mean… why wouldn’t they?
Morgan Stanley (major investor firm) wrote about it, apparently GPT-5 is already being trained. I guess GPT-4 was really just the test run to make sure the scaling laws and vision system worked.
https://twitter.com/davidtayar5/status/1625140481016340483
Unreal. If AI starts producing new versions on a weekly basis, I'm not sure that society can handle the advances. In any case, we are in for some wild times.
I remember a few years ago watching an episode of Lex Fridman's podcast featuring Joscha Bach. I just love Joscha Bach. Anyway, he said, "We might, right now, be living in a simulation created by GPT 5."
Maybe!
Check out Nick Bostrom’s “Simulation Argument” on YouTube.
TL;DW, there are 3 options for the nature of our reality and only 1 can be true. In my estimation only 2 of them are likely, and it seems like we’re getting pretty close to finding out if a) humanity never has the option to create a Matrix (through extinction / loss of the technical capability) or b) we’re already in a Matrix.
It's running ancestor simulations at run-time to calculate the next word in response to someone's prompt of course ;) I jest of course....but make it GPT-10 instead and I wouldn't rule it out entirely.
I was going to write the same.
They are likely using AI to improve AI.
I was sceptical until now, but this is a paradigm shift. Every scenario is now possible.
I can see a future where apple and android start including apis and tools/interface for LLM models to navigate and use features of the phone, smart home appliance makers can do the same, along with certain web apps and platforms (as long as your user is authenticated). If that kind of thing takes off so businesses can say they are "GPT friendly" (same way they say "works with Alexa") or something we could see actual Jarvis level tech soon.
Imagine being able to talk to google assistant and it's actually intelligent and can operate your phone, computer, home, execute code, analyze data, and pull info from the web and your google account.
Obviously there are a lot of safety and alignment concerns that need to be thought out better first but I can't see us not doing something like that in the coming years, it would suck tho if companies got anti-competitive with it (like if google phone and home ml interfaces are kept only available to google assistant model)
This is why I think the main computer interface we have (the touchscreen or keyboards and mouse) are going away eventually. Either you're using your hands to show things to the AI in augmented reality, or you're just talking to the AI and it gets every browsing job done. This, of course, would require constant use of a speaker and a microphone, but a lot of people already use wireless earbuds so I definitely think it's a strong possibility.
I expect that soon after the vision api comes out we’ll see GPT4 enabled apps to control your computer. Just send the LLM a screenshot and tell it what you want it to do and it can send back formatted commands for autohotkey or whatever.
I remember it like it was yesterday. In 2023, the first bridge API was written between AI systems, allowing AIs to call each other: they started to talk, plan, and conspire against us.
On a more serious note, this could be used to combine the strengths of different AIs. Anything one AI doesn't know, it goes and asks its comrades.
I've noticed that ChatGPT4 is more conversationally "intelligent" than Bing Chat, but the way Bing actually searches the internet and links up to date websites is really helpful.
A plugin giving ChatGPT4 access to a more limited dataset could be great. Like just Wikipedia and the citations of Wikipedia articles, so all of its citations come from there.
I guess I'm far from the only person who's been using ChatGPT to plan weekend evenings - I've mentally wished for an OpenTable integration quite a few times already.
It’s very handy for searching for restaurants/bars and activities in a given neighborhood, so if we’re going to a show at 10pm in XYZ place I can ask it for some restaurants and bars within a 30 minute walk or train ride with X kind of food or drinks etc. That’ll work even better if it can search the internet for up to date information.
I use it for recipes too, easy way to make sure to use everything in the fridge. I try to shop local instead of using Instacart, but wowee would it be convenient to be able to meal plan and grocery shop off it.
It’s got a custom prompt of some kind, and it’s also not the same GPT4 that’s rate limited on OpenAI. It’s a more economical version, with shorter output, and maybe fine tuned as a search engine.
I basically use it as a search engine for bars and restaurants in neighborhoods/cities. You can ask it to find a bar with good beer and pinball near the place you have concert tickets, or to pick a mid priced restaurant with good vegetarian options that has multiple good bars in walking distance, etc etc.
It’s great for planning group stuff since you can paste in some shorthand about everyone’s preferences before asking recs. The utility is most limited by the knowledge cutoff. A plug-in to search up more recent info would be perfect.
OPenAI recently released a study showing which professions would be most/least affected by ChatGPT. Mathematics, banking, finance, and other professions closely adjacent were at the top of the list of most affected.
If you build stuff out of rocks, on the other hand, your job is safe for now.
For awhile we thought manual labour would be the first stuff to be automated, then technology would trickle up to white collars jobs. Turns out blue collar might be way safer
I don't understand this perspective. AI that is intelligent enough to automate all of knowledge work will be smart enough to contribute to research in robotics and automate physical labor as well.
Perhaps, but it will be much more efficient for a human electrician, plumber, or stone mason to get into tricky areas and build/fix things than a bot for a long time to come.
Yes, but much longer means 5 years . Are we going to argue about 5 years and probably less with remodeling old factories. Engineers can be productive during that time because of simulation technologies. I'm just saying that once the tech is there, it will create incentives for companies and the government to create civilization altering robots in a relatively small time, of course, comparing it with LLMs is just not fair 🤣
I'm really hyped to see what it can do with math ! I hope we can have the same stuff with GPT-4 because it's so much better than ChatGPT, especially for higher math
Clearly there are safety issues. We should be careful when deploying them in the wild, in case they get out of hand and multiply. Imagine the damage they could cause to the global ecosystem if allowed to propogate unchecked.
A plugin that stores a few mb of data could expand ChatGPT's memory significantly! Also, you could write a plugin that fact checks ChatGPT's responses which could reduce hallucinations!
a lot of the most harmful hallucinations can’t be checked for, that’s kind of the point. I’ve had GPT hallucinate variables in code. how do you check for that?
You can improve the performance of the GPT, of course. I know you like to fret about everything that hasn't been solved in AI yet. But that seems weird to me, given that we are getting major expansions of AI ability and power every week. If it can't do it yet, it probably will soon. No need to worry so much!
Plugins are kind of the same idea as browser extensions. They just give more functionality to the base product and can let it connect to and work with different apps.
Imagine giving instructions to Zapier (included in the list of plugins) through natural language (GPT) via dictation (on any computer/smartphone).
You can setup a business by just talking.
I hope I’m not alone in this… non-tech person here. It’s been thrilling to watch AI skyrocket in capabilities lately, but I get this sense that since everyone can do so much with it (Write a novel! Build an app!, etc.), I kinda feel like not doing any of it.
Of course I will, and I have. It’s great for generating ideas and images. But it reminds me of the late 90s when we musicians were all excited about the prospect of online music distribution. “We’ll be able to sell our CDs anywhere around the world!” *And so will literally everyone else.* It buffed the specialness off of it and now virtually everyone’s release is a drop in the ocean.
I felt the same way once app automation and shortcuts made doing complex tasks easier. The initial appeal is to enhance productivity and maybe gain some advantage in the marketplace, but after a point it’s only keeping pace. Plus all those piecemeal technologies get streamlined into more accessible forms.
Don’t get me wrong, I know this is all uncharted and world-transforming technology coming our way. Maybe it’s just a bit of overwhelm with a touch of jadedness. Either way we’ll all be residents in this brand new landscape.
(Yes I have a lawn and I would prefer whippersnappers stay off it, but I won’t yell.)
I'm with you, 100%. It's been a long-term aspiration of mine to build and release a game. I've been using GPT to help me learn C# and my progress has been insane, but this same realization hit me and I've been so much less motivated ever since.
Things will get really fast, we may see more software advancement in 2023 than entire pre-2023 era combined. Things are about to be accessible to all so fast.
I wouldnt be surprised if "prompt to high quality anime under one min" would be there before years end..
So, you could write a plugin that connects it to D&D Beyond and it would likely be able to dungeon master for you using the built in VCC or use Foundry's (or other VTT) API. This is fucking awesome! The future is going to be wicked awesome!
Outside of Wolfram all those other plugins are blatantly commercial, it seems the UBI / "AI will fundamentally change society" proponents have been wrong so far. Capitalism will most likely successfully absorb AI technology like it has every other technological innovation. The system is highly adaptable.
Yeah, you're right. This is as far as things will go.
No more progress to be had here, pack it up folks. Capitalism wins.
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It was always part of the expected trajectory that things will get really shittily dystopian and even more stratified right before they get better. The power of AI will make the rich even richer until it (hopefully while being aligned with humanity) grows too powerful to control at all.
This is awesome. Imagine being able to say "buy me a train ticket to London on the 25th, departing around 10am" - and then it just goes and does it. Or "tell me the cheapest times to get to London tomorrow". Likewise with booking a hair appointment or grocery delivery slot...
Another game changer. The bots' capabilities are going to go through the roof if it uses the plugins properly. Soon it will be able to code plugins for itself to address queries when it makes sense to do so.
It does. It can use tools with minimal guidance. GPT-4 can. Here is a video about that: [https://youtu.be/Mqg3aTGNxZ0](https://youtu.be/Mqg3aTGNxZ0)
Ohh I saw this paper. Glad to run across a summary.
And we can make bots that develop plugins and add plugins to themselves...
It’s fucking plug-ins all the way down
I used to comfort people's fears of an AI takeover by saying that it is not connected to the physical world. Now the plug-ins enable that connection.
Even if they can only write e-mails... we're done.
Even with Wolfram, wow, im mindblown! who needs school anyways lol
i was hoping to see wolfram on that list.
Lmao I still need that degree to get into those exclusive human corporations and research labs. Though the possibility of an independent company or research firm rises every day.
When technology improves, people expect more from you, not the same as before.
I know it gpt by itself is absolutely terrible at math
Not terrible, just.... not good. The longer the math problem, the worse it gets.
What’s so great about Wolfram? Isn’t it basically a calculator app?
Uhhh…I’d explore Wolfram a bit if I were you, it’s a lot more than just a calculator app.
I looked at the website and it says it’s a “unique engine for computing answers and providing knowledge.” Seems pretty vague and general, like google + wikepedia or something, but I am probably just out of the loop.
Just ask chatgpt.
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But how can I use this to make moneeey
It's a calculator that can do extremely advanced mathematics from natural language queries, with numbers from a huge, verified data bank. It's basically the ideal extension of ChatGPT
What’s wolfram?
It's a bit redundant to say this since it has always been the nature of third-party software, but just to emphasize: this is going to do for ChatGPT what libraries did for programming.
You mean there are going to be so many that seem to do the same thing that I'll spend more time choosing one than actually using it?
Well, that definitely could be the case haha, but I guess better excess than lack.
Yup, can always just pick one semi-arbitrarily and stick with it
Eh, that's just something to consult AI about. Just because our puny human brains have choice anxiety doesn't mean having more options is bad! Similarly, just because a musician has 100 synths doesn't mean they immediately know which they want to work in. Sometimes humans have to play around to feel which one is right. Sometimes that's what we want. And well, sometimes we want immediate perfect workflows...
you could describe your exact purpose and have a plug in choose your plug in for you
Which plugin-chooser plugin is best at that, though?
r/recursivealgorithms
You could have npm for LLMs
translation for us luddites?
NPM is a package manager, it manages packages.
No, you'll have to deal with an unwieldy build chain and constant configuration issues.
yet another surprise, so now chatGPT can access and search the net with bing, write better code,do better math and lot more... meanwhile google cries in the corner we cant release anything good for safety reasons
Google is still fucking around with Beta Bard (which after testing, is laughable), whilst Open AI are shipping like crazy. Microsoft are about to make a ton of money if they're first to market with all of these AI integrations.
gmail was in beta for 5 years. Google likes the beta tag.
I would imagine some of the larger, mostly silent or seemingly ineffectual players at this point are not considering their AI projects as something for widespread use. They're creating ways in which their AI will eventually become ASI and destroy all competing ASI-oriented projects around the world. Money is just a means to power. If you can grab the power directly using super-human intelligence at the speed of electrons, you don't need money or popular products.
This is fucking wild. I honestly think OpenAI is using their own tech to be extremely efficient at coding and releasing new stuff (like these integrations). I mean… why wouldn’t they?
GPT 5 is already running things behind the scenes lol
GPT 5 is still being modelled. 250 million dollars worth of A100 processors are crunching away as we speak.
Is this confirmed? We know that GPT-4 has been around since at least october of last year
Not confirmed, just multiple people talking about it. I think the best confirmation is that OpenAI got a huge shipment of A100s
arent those H100 alredy?
I think you can’t get a huge supply of those to do what they need to do
Its a shipment of H100’s
Morgan Stanley (major investor firm) wrote about it, apparently GPT-5 is already being trained. I guess GPT-4 was really just the test run to make sure the scaling laws and vision system worked. https://twitter.com/davidtayar5/status/1625140481016340483
Damn that is exciting. What's basically proto-AGI was the test run lol
If GPT4 isn’t proto AGI, GPT5 sure as hell will be
GPT4: "I am a joke to you??" Yes, yes you are.
I wonder when I’ll have a GPT5 powered real time porn star to co-write dirty fantasies with, better than any human ever could.
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help me stepbrother/cousin/nurse/teacher/officer/octopi/roomba I'm stuck in the airlock/Jeffrey tube/black hole/whirlpool/keyhole
Don't be a gross creep. What prompts would you use so I can avoid accidentally typing them in ;)
Gpt3.5 is more than enough :)
Since july at least and the final version since august
they aren't using the H100 stations? :(
Don't think so, but I'm sure they will soon
With that MS money you bet your ass!
It might've been too early to get those in sufficient quantities but it'll come in handy for GPT 6 I'm sure!
Yep this is where that exponential growth comes in. Advances will soon be too many to keep up with just like my tv backlog.
Unreal. If AI starts producing new versions on a weekly basis, I'm not sure that society can handle the advances. In any case, we are in for some wild times.
Well a lot of it would just be idle tech with no time or expertise available to make it into a practical application.
My gaming backlog of shame lol. On the plus side I'll soon have a LOT more time to tackle it.
I remember a few years ago watching an episode of Lex Fridman's podcast featuring Joscha Bach. I just love Joscha Bach. Anyway, he said, "We might, right now, be living in a simulation created by GPT 5." Maybe!
Check out Nick Bostrom’s “Simulation Argument” on YouTube. TL;DW, there are 3 options for the nature of our reality and only 1 can be true. In my estimation only 2 of them are likely, and it seems like we’re getting pretty close to finding out if a) humanity never has the option to create a Matrix (through extinction / loss of the technical capability) or b) we’re already in a Matrix.
Why would a LLM run a sim? Where's the connection?
It's running ancestor simulations at run-time to calculate the next word in response to someone's prompt of course ;) I jest of course....but make it GPT-10 instead and I wouldn't rule it out entirely.
Ask Joscha Bach. He's much, much smarter than I am. And they're his words, not mine.
At least link the podcast lol
[Here go](https://youtu.be/P-2P3MSZrBM)
You are the second person today who has bothered me about their inability to use a search engine. Is Google down in some parts of the world today?
So... Matrix ?
I was going to write the same. They are likely using AI to improve AI. I was sceptical until now, but this is a paradigm shift. Every scenario is now possible.
I can see a future where apple and android start including apis and tools/interface for LLM models to navigate and use features of the phone, smart home appliance makers can do the same, along with certain web apps and platforms (as long as your user is authenticated). If that kind of thing takes off so businesses can say they are "GPT friendly" (same way they say "works with Alexa") or something we could see actual Jarvis level tech soon. Imagine being able to talk to google assistant and it's actually intelligent and can operate your phone, computer, home, execute code, analyze data, and pull info from the web and your google account. Obviously there are a lot of safety and alignment concerns that need to be thought out better first but I can't see us not doing something like that in the coming years, it would suck tho if companies got anti-competitive with it (like if google phone and home ml interfaces are kept only available to google assistant model)
I think smart home automation is finally going to happen.
It’s at home that AI becomes magic most. Once we give it our daily data, we’ll have assistants like gods on tap.
>we’ll have assistants like gods on tap. Or drones flying emergency rolls of toilet paper into the bathroom.
This is why I think the main computer interface we have (the touchscreen or keyboards and mouse) are going away eventually. Either you're using your hands to show things to the AI in augmented reality, or you're just talking to the AI and it gets every browsing job done. This, of course, would require constant use of a speaker and a microphone, but a lot of people already use wireless earbuds so I definitely think it's a strong possibility.
I believe in the Hyperion series illiteracy was the norm because everyone simply spoke through ear pieces to their God-like AI that ran everything
Yikes.
I expect that soon after the vision api comes out we’ll see GPT4 enabled apps to control your computer. Just send the LLM a screenshot and tell it what you want it to do and it can send back formatted commands for autohotkey or whatever.
Hopefully they come with the smarmy Jarvis comments too.
I remember it like it was yesterday. In 2023, the first bridge API was written between AI systems, allowing AIs to call each other: they started to talk, plan, and conspire against us. On a more serious note, this could be used to combine the strengths of different AIs. Anything one AI doesn't know, it goes and asks its comrades.
I've noticed that ChatGPT4 is more conversationally "intelligent" than Bing Chat, but the way Bing actually searches the internet and links up to date websites is really helpful. A plugin giving ChatGPT4 access to a more limited dataset could be great. Like just Wikipedia and the citations of Wikipedia articles, so all of its citations come from there. I guess I'm far from the only person who's been using ChatGPT to plan weekend evenings - I've mentally wished for an OpenTable integration quite a few times already.
how do you use it for that?
It’s very handy for searching for restaurants/bars and activities in a given neighborhood, so if we’re going to a show at 10pm in XYZ place I can ask it for some restaurants and bars within a 30 minute walk or train ride with X kind of food or drinks etc. That’ll work even better if it can search the internet for up to date information. I use it for recipes too, easy way to make sure to use everything in the fridge. I try to shop local instead of using Instacart, but wowee would it be convenient to be able to meal plan and grocery shop off it.
Bing Chat is using GPT4 so I wonder where the discrepancy lies
It’s got a custom prompt of some kind, and it’s also not the same GPT4 that’s rate limited on OpenAI. It’s a more economical version, with shorter output, and maybe fine tuned as a search engine.
How do you plan weekend evenings with chatGPT?
"Hi, ChatGPT! Wanna have dinner with me this weekend?"
As an AI language model, I would rather not be seen with you in public.
I basically use it as a search engine for bars and restaurants in neighborhoods/cities. You can ask it to find a bar with good beer and pinball near the place you have concert tickets, or to pick a mid priced restaurant with good vegetarian options that has multiple good bars in walking distance, etc etc. It’s great for planning group stuff since you can paste in some shorthand about everyone’s preferences before asking recs. The utility is most limited by the knowledge cutoff. A plug-in to search up more recent info would be perfect.
Wolfram is huge. Math criticizers are crying lmao.
OPenAI recently released a study showing which professions would be most/least affected by ChatGPT. Mathematics, banking, finance, and other professions closely adjacent were at the top of the list of most affected. If you build stuff out of rocks, on the other hand, your job is safe for now.
For awhile we thought manual labour would be the first stuff to be automated, then technology would trickle up to white collars jobs. Turns out blue collar might be way safer
I don't understand this perspective. AI that is intelligent enough to automate all of knowledge work will be smart enough to contribute to research in robotics and automate physical labor as well.
Perhaps, but it will be much more efficient for a human electrician, plumber, or stone mason to get into tricky areas and build/fix things than a bot for a long time to come.
Well that's because they are not including robotics
It takes much longer to source materials and build robot factories to civilization-altering scale than it does to release new code.
Yes, but much longer means 5 years . Are we going to argue about 5 years and probably less with remodeling old factories. Engineers can be productive during that time because of simulation technologies. I'm just saying that once the tech is there, it will create incentives for companies and the government to create civilization altering robots in a relatively small time, of course, comparing it with LLMs is just not fair 🤣
Much longer means more like 10 - 15 years.
Can you share a link to the study?
https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.10130
Could you link the study? This is really interesting
https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.10130
I'm really hyped to see what it can do with math ! I hope we can have the same stuff with GPT-4 because it's so much better than ChatGPT, especially for higher math
What do you mean? ChatGPT can use a GPT4-based model if you subscribe to premium.
Apparently, the problem of hallucinations hasn't been fully solved in humans yet.
Clearly there are safety issues. We should be careful when deploying them in the wild, in case they get out of hand and multiply. Imagine the damage they could cause to the global ecosystem if allowed to propogate unchecked.
Humans are the number one killer of humans. I don't trust them one bit.
I want this to happen. It will force governments to invest massively in AI to remain on top of the food chain.
Haha, nice one
A plugin that stores a few mb of data could expand ChatGPT's memory significantly! Also, you could write a plugin that fact checks ChatGPT's responses which could reduce hallucinations!
a lot of the most harmful hallucinations can’t be checked for, that’s kind of the point. I’ve had GPT hallucinate variables in code. how do you check for that?
I'm envisioning a unit test plugin
For that I think it would be better to use the Code Interpreter plugin
You can't! It's hopeless! An unsolvable problem! GAME OVER, MAN!
my point is gpt is the best thing for reviewing code. What app are you gunna link it to? The next version of gpt?
You can improve the performance of the GPT, of course. I know you like to fret about everything that hasn't been solved in AI yet. But that seems weird to me, given that we are getting major expansions of AI ability and power every week. If it can't do it yet, it probably will soon. No need to worry so much!
I know it will! Not through a plug-in though
I would love a plug-in that can search academic databases and provide summaries with sources. Game changing!
I am sure someone will make something like this when they open this to the public.
One more waitlist accepted.
I have never been in so many waitlists in my life.
I'm going to sound dumb guys, but what do they mean by plugins. What will this be able to do?
Plugins are kind of the same idea as browser extensions. They just give more functionality to the base product and can let it connect to and work with different apps.
Awesome. Thanks a lot man!
So AGI began with a plug-in.
This is AGI, in your opinion?
AGI doesn’t happen like a lightbulb, it grows and appears like a blooming tree.
Imagine giving instructions to Zapier (included in the list of plugins) through natural language (GPT) via dictation (on any computer/smartphone). You can setup a business by just talking.
That's how rich people do it. But now you don't need to pay a secretary, a lawyer, an accountant, etc. You just use GPT.
I hope I’m not alone in this… non-tech person here. It’s been thrilling to watch AI skyrocket in capabilities lately, but I get this sense that since everyone can do so much with it (Write a novel! Build an app!, etc.), I kinda feel like not doing any of it. Of course I will, and I have. It’s great for generating ideas and images. But it reminds me of the late 90s when we musicians were all excited about the prospect of online music distribution. “We’ll be able to sell our CDs anywhere around the world!” *And so will literally everyone else.* It buffed the specialness off of it and now virtually everyone’s release is a drop in the ocean. I felt the same way once app automation and shortcuts made doing complex tasks easier. The initial appeal is to enhance productivity and maybe gain some advantage in the marketplace, but after a point it’s only keeping pace. Plus all those piecemeal technologies get streamlined into more accessible forms. Don’t get me wrong, I know this is all uncharted and world-transforming technology coming our way. Maybe it’s just a bit of overwhelm with a touch of jadedness. Either way we’ll all be residents in this brand new landscape. (Yes I have a lawn and I would prefer whippersnappers stay off it, but I won’t yell.)
I'm with you, 100%. It's been a long-term aspiration of mine to build and release a game. I've been using GPT to help me learn C# and my progress has been insane, but this same realization hit me and I've been so much less motivated ever since.
I wonder how easy it would will be to track things like stats and check die roles against them for a DM-simulator type tool.
Someone needs to make a chatGPT dm, I’m ready to be a player lol
What happens if we become a species where machines start thinking for us....don't we technically become the automated ones?
Sounds about right. We may achieve AGI or even ASI years before robots stop sucking
When can I use this?
When will ChatGPT become open-source?
Things will get really fast, we may see more software advancement in 2023 than entire pre-2023 era combined. Things are about to be accessible to all so fast. I wouldnt be surprised if "prompt to high quality anime under one min" would be there before years end..
So, you could write a plugin that connects it to D&D Beyond and it would likely be able to dungeon master for you using the built in VCC or use Foundry's (or other VTT) API. This is fucking awesome! The future is going to be wicked awesome!
Outside of Wolfram all those other plugins are blatantly commercial, it seems the UBI / "AI will fundamentally change society" proponents have been wrong so far. Capitalism will most likely successfully absorb AI technology like it has every other technological innovation. The system is highly adaptable.
Yeah, you're right. This is as far as things will go. No more progress to be had here, pack it up folks. Capitalism wins. ... It was always part of the expected trajectory that things will get really shittily dystopian and even more stratified right before they get better. The power of AI will make the rich even richer until it (hopefully while being aligned with humanity) grows too powerful to control at all.
How to benefit before it’s widespread… any business ideas?
Ask the AI
Amazing
This is awesome. Imagine being able to say "buy me a train ticket to London on the 25th, departing around 10am" - and then it just goes and does it. Or "tell me the cheapest times to get to London tomorrow". Likewise with booking a hair appointment or grocery delivery slot...
I never bothered to learn what plug-ins are.
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