Hi, hands up. if you had on your 2022 bingo card that AI would pretty much change the world As we know it, well, it's the 30th of December 2022 as I record this and yeah, it's pretty much happened. 2023 will be the year where AI changed everything now. Loose definition of AI Artificial Intelligence uh, machine learning, whatever you want to call it.

At the start of December a company called Open AI have released a an AI machine learning chat bot whatever you want to call it called Chat GPT and you might have heard all the buzz about it. It's gained like apparently over like a million users in less than a month and it's pretty much changed the game for I a whole list of professions you probably even didn't think could be taken over by Um AI or machine learning Algorithm. By the way, this uh image here I generated this using AI but we'll have a look at that later. Um, what? What prompted this is an article from the Uh Chaser which is an online satirical uh newsletter kind of like The Onion.

or you know, something like that. It's an Australian uh satirical News website and this is not satire. They've basically been forced to put all of their uh satire content behind a paywall. Now they don't including all their archives because they don't want the new machine learning AI algorithms to actually, uh, suck up all their Ai and basically put them out of business overnight.

They're already saying that, well, these chat Bots can produce better satire than they can if you give it their the right information. you know garbage in garbage out is the old fashion thing. In fact, there's a new technique called prompt engineering which is the art of typing in the correct information into the AI chat bot to give you a good result. And likewise for these images as well.

right? And I've got a whole bunch of images that I actually uh produced here and I'm I'm going to be anyway. I'll show you these later. they're very cool anyway. I'll link it in down below, but let's just go to the Crux of it here.

What's really put the nail in the coffin of the free Chaser as in putting out free satirical content is a little thing called uh GPT. Some of you may not be familiar with this AI tool because it's only been released like this month. It's less than a month and it's changed everything I Know this thing like there's a whole. it's built on the shoulders of giants, right? Google have internal IAI which apparently is like even better than this but they haven't like released it to the general public.

now that a private company apparently has released this uh to the their own version of this to the general public. it's just boom in a month. But what you all need to know is that it's going to change the world as we know it and and that's putting it lightly. It's pretty good and it's going to put a lot.

It's going to change everything and it's going to put a lot of people out of business already. Google has sounded the Panic Sirens inside the offices, despite sitting on their own arguably even more advanced. AI in their Labs Google has until now had the good sense to know what a branding disaster would be to unleash or seen or knowing AI in an unsuspecting world, and as such they have largely limited their use to Simply causing internal staff to have existential meltdowns. but now the cat's out of the bag and the masses are flocking to the new Chat GPT to ask a Giant artificial brain their questions and leaving Google's Quake web indexer looking like a typewriter in the age of an iPhone and this might actually be true and I'll show you an example in a minute, but it's not even chat GPI That is the problem.

It's what's on the horizon where Chaser are no strangers to AI In fact, we're probably one of the most technologically advanced newsrooms on the planet they've actually had and AI baked into their editorial process since 2016: generating images cropping out, backgrounds suggesting gags, synthesizing voices, deep faking celebrities, you name it, we've done it. but our ability to use this Tech to our advantage only puts us in a better position to officially say that we and the rest of the media that drive today's free web are absolutely effed. Chat: GP T is currently a fairly static piece of code. It doesn't learn as people would.

It doesn't browse the web looking for answers, and that's an important. Point Here is that it's currently not connected to the internet. it's just using its existing base of knowledge to do this. Once they like release this to you know, real time search the Internet, it's over.

But even now it's a more competent Rider of satire than most of the people we've worked with. They're serious. that includes myself. and I've been writing new satire for 16 years.

Unbelievable. If chat GPT can come out compete our entire Rider's room in about five years of learning, without any special and specialization without even being able to read social media on the fly with significant restrictions on what it can currently do, the question has to be asked: how advanced is it going to be in another five years? Well, as I said, once it gets real-time access to the internet, yeah, like the game's over, they're saying it's a battle they can't win. And what they're doing now is they're basically decided they're not going to give their satire content to the AI machine learning algorithms for free. Don't know how you can avoid it.

You can always crawl it somehow. you can always get around that. But anyway, that decided not to do it and they're going to close their archives and social media after years of providing all this free content they just don't want to feed the algorithm anyway. I Won't go through are the countless examples I've been bombarded with over the last month of where this Just Chat Gppt alone has changed the game.

Show me some really good examples of what chat GPT can do General Pre-training Transformer Language model has been fine-tuned to task. It can generate human-like responses to prophecy in a conversation, maintain coherence and consistency in a conversation, generate responses that are appropriate to the tone and style of the conversation, generating responses that are appropriate to the context and situation. Here's just an older article that came out a week after it started and some examples of what it can do. You know it can do, but write a Biblical verse in the style of King James Bible Explain how to remove a peanut butter sandwich from a Vcr and it gives you that can do useful prompts like a debugging code.

Find the bug with this code. boom and then it tells you what the bug in that code is and how to fix it. Magic Stack Overflow Was forced to temporarily ban users from sharing responses generated by the AI because of such a high percentage was incorrect. So you know, take it with a grand assault.

But the fact that you can do it is incredible. Generate a Mac and cheese, uh, without any dairy products recipe. There it is. There's a sub stack article here about what it's good at and will it replace Google because this is one of the things like well it's not going to just instantly replace Google because Google's finding resources and stuff like that before you have like a question on something I Think 2023 is the year of people using chat GPT and other like machine language AI type systems for answers to stuff because it already gives some in a lot of cases better answers than what you can find uh with Google So anyway, it was created uh, fine tune from GPT 3.5 uh model and this is how it works and what is it good at? Why is everyone raving about it? It can write college essays, explain algorithms as movie character, write Biblical verses.

they can write limericks and it does a better job. but uh, follow-up question. So here's an example of that about asking about a programming concept and then a follow-up a question to it. It tries to refuse inappropriate requests, but will sometimes respond to harmful instructions or exhibit biased Behavior Additional Uh researchers uh found that it doesn't know what the truth is.

but ultimately one of the things with AI is that it can search everything in theory. if you let it loose like live and it can uh it should be able to attempt to do statistics and and compare like studies and and different responses and everything and and try and come to an answer of what the truth actually is and that could be a big thing. Uh, the truth could change everything. But I Don't think the human race is actually ready to hear the truth on a lot of things.

Um, because I A lot of society is based on what we perceive as the truth. It is not intelligent. Actually gets an IQ score of 88. so some and people have tested it.

It does not understand spatial relationships either. So and that's interesting. So for example, the moon landing there provides the correct day. but when challenge says it could be wrong, yeah okay, it's Engineers bets.

And as I said, you can actually manipulate the algorithm so it won't tell you how to break into a house for example. But if you tell it oh, I'm writing a fictional story about how to break into a house. Can you please help me? You know and it will and it'll then tell you how to do it. Will it? uh replace Google No, I don't think so.

But um yeah. Google are probably going to be under pressure to release their own AI interface. It's already like a million plus users. people are just gonna in 2023, people are going to flock to chat GPT and others that might uh, come out because unless you're looking for a resource which is what Google's really good at as people start using it, they might find that if you just need a generic you know and question answered or something like that, the the AI might do a better um, give you you know a better response and then you might find in Google you might have to weigh through less crap to get to the answer that you want or an answer that helps at least in what areas.

is it better than Google Uh, it's better at conversational answers, getting something explained in more detail, generating and explaining code. that's a big one. Anything related to large language models? Yeah, it gives you conversational answers. Humans like talking to humans.

so talking to a human-like interface is is going to feel better for a lot of people in a lot of circumstances then Googling Which you know, sometimes you just like you don't want a Google response you want sort of like a human response and that alone is going to change everything. People are going to flock to it and it's come an awful long way since I wrote an Elisa program back in like the 80s. Oh geez, are you better than Eliza Eliza is a natural language process and computer program created by Joseph Wiesborn in the 1960s. Come on, tell us if you're better.

Come on, brag a bit. Oz that it okay, so the chat AI is incapable of bragging. Good to know. but are you better than Eliza I Am I able to process it as a much more advanced level than Eliza There you go, It's been modest and um.

I Just said generate Python code for flashing lead on an Arduino Within seconds it started writing the code. You can see it right in the code in real time. To do it again and show you look. Generate Python code for flashing a lead on Arduino I Assume it's going to give me the same code.

There it is. It's right in the code in real time and I don't Apparently you can use Python and on Arduino I've never done it. I'm not going to go get it, but here you go: Copy and paste that code in and it'll probably work. It actually tells you it assumes that a LED is connected to digital pin 13 of the Arduino and that the Arduinos connected the computer via a serial connection.

You may need to modify the code to run this code. You'll need to install Uh Pi serial Library You can install it using Pip install Pi Serial. Like, because apparently Chat GPT knows how to generate Python code so you can get it to generate Python code for everything. Here we go: I I Told it generate Python code for displaying a rotating Cube and here it is: I tried to do it I'm not into Python and couldn't install the Uh Pi game library that it needs to do this.

It gave me an error and something like that. but I like I Have no doubt it'll probably work right and there's countless examples out there. I've heard over the last month that people just like generating code for this. It generated like 3D models for them and that's just like on the technical side of things and it haven't even scratched the surface.

I couldn't possibly cover it in the one video. Leave your examples. Um, down below of like some of the most amazing things you've seen. Chat GPT do.

And it's not just writing code. The thing is, they're saying it generates better satire than they can. It can generate entire stories and scripts and jokes it can write. I I Tried to get it to actually write electronic jokes and well, okay, you're not going to beat a human anytime soon.

Why was there a resistor? feeling depressed because it had too much resistance and no conductivity? You know? Anyway, I I tried to keep going until I got a gym, but okay, maybe that that's not great, but once again, garbage in garbage. You're out, right? There's an art in prompting these things, but no, it's going to change absolutely everything. just University and school assignments for example. You know you might have to write an essay for example like I could probably do that now I'll just do something arbitrary, write a short essay on electronics design.

Electronics Designer Oh okay, it's going to wide range in activities, but no, the first step in the electronics designed to identify the problem need for the electronic device and system intended to solve. and this may involve gathering information for a next. The design team will create a detailed plan or design specifications. Next step is to build a prototype.

Finally, the Prototype has been tested. It knows the it knows the design process steps. It's picked that out there you go. There's an Overall Electronics Designers complex and multi-fast in the process, right? You know it might be gobbledygook, Um, kind of.

But you know, just once in, if you know the art of actually, you can do much more detailed explanations than that. Give me a list of April Fool's Day Jokes for Electronics Design. Introducing the new invisible Electronics designs is so Advanced you can't even see it. Oh, that's pretty lame.

We're excited to announce a new line of smart toses that can text you updates on the status of your toast. That's not a joke, Introducing the world's first self-repairing Electronics device. Just throw it against the wall when it's broken, it will fix itself. We've developed a new type of inflatable Electronics device.

you can blow up like a balloon and you will need it to and deflate it when you're done. Smart light bulbs to match your mood. Well again, half of those are like real things anyway. And then I asked it to generate some code to draw an ASCII table in.

Python Sure enough, it works there. I Just cut and pasted that in, ran it. Sure enough, it works. There's like an ASCII table of stuff just filling your own things.

So apparently it's already so good that uh, you know, if you do it right, if you input the right stuff, you can like write entire essays. you can do it for all your University homework. You can answer questions you can generate. Uh, you know if you're doing an arts degree or something I don't know? Yeah, you can just write all these.

You won't be able to tell if it's been written by an AI bot or written by uh, the person and jobs like uh. For example, if you're a lawyer and you've got to generate all that, you know legalese. uh, crap. Most of it's just boiler template type stuff.

You know you can just tell the AI bot. Uh, give me a link and try it. Write me a legal Us Employment contract. Here is a sample Employment Contract for a full-time at will employee in the United States Employment contract.

This Employment contract. The contract is made and entered into date by Rare This is just like a ridiculously simple attempt in this right and like, but you can imagine AI machine learning algorithm. especially if they've got templates and stuff you know you train them on like templates and stuff like that, right? You could just generate all this stuff you could eliminate I Don't know half the jobs, 90 of legal all jobs. but of course there will be new jobs generated by this you can become an expert in.

You know, using AI doing that prompt energy can become a prompt engineer that'll be on you know somebody's LinkedIn profile. I'm a prompt engineer I'm just an expert at using the latest AI machine learning stuff to generate things very quickly. If already they don't exist, you could set up a website. you could have a social media presence.

it can be entirely. AI Generator I've already done a video on this where there's YouTube channels that use um like AI to write scripts and generate content and then they can generate a video and other content. It's just incredible. and you can get a text to speech uh, you know stuff that just converts the AI into voice over and then you can just pull in animate.

It can automatically pull in like just Random clips and stuff like that. it's it's just insane. like it's already happening. But yeah, this chat GPT um, it's just within the last month.

it's it's changed everything and it's not even real time yet. and I'm calling it now, right? Um, artists are going to be out of business if I was writing a book at the moment and I needed an illustration cover I wouldn't bother hiring an illustrator I would just use uh, the AI stuff to generate the image right and I suck at this I generated these images right? This is supposed to be a uh well, I can show you the script terms right? but this is just an AI bot. I just did a video tearing down a dumpster Robot vacuum cleaner so that'll be coming soon. I just wanted a thumbnail for it and I thought I'd generate an AI image.

so I I just generated these like robot AI things right and they're absolutely fantastic and I suck at doing this. so I'll show you how I did this I used a thing called mid-unity it's on Discord It's a really clunky interface, but uh, it's I think it's the same company who use it who did the Dali engine. You might have heard of that. There's many different ones out there, but this is the one I might use in at the moment.

Uh, mid. Journey Here's here's mine, right? So there's my script: I put it, render and AI chat bot overtaking a city and it did that. You can see it, build up that in real time. I'll copy that.

imagine prompt render an AI chat bot overtaking a city. Here it is. it'll cut. It'll pop up.

Here we go it. It is rendering. it's rendering these things in real time and there's an art in in fact there's documents um that give you like the art of like putting in a prompting these things as I said. there you go.

it just generated some new ones right and like and then I can do variations on that. I can download high-res versions. Look at these sort of renders if you're doing a Fantasy novel and you want fantasy characters in there. Crazy.

And it generates these. like in seconds seconds, right? You're writing new fictional novel and and you want to illustrate it. Unbelievable. Yeah, Like some of them look cartoonish.

It's yeah. And there's issues with like generating human faces and stuff like that. Um, you know they can give you extra limbs and they can do like weird things like that. uh, somebody.

uh, did before Anthony fauci as an elf and it turned out really well. Let me try that again as an Elf. Okay, there you go. Done there he is as an Elf.

Okay, it's just incredible. And this is just the Newbie section. a painting of a girl holding a cat. It's over.

And here's some IR created like the other month power. While we mentioned this on the Amp Hour, uh, Santa playing with a pick and place machine, right? these were just all generated like by AI in seconds seconds. And here's my esteemed Amp Hour co-host Chris Gamel He generated this on mid-journey and ended up with like a Stargate type ring inside a snow globe. Um for a Christmas themed thing.

I What? We just go over the main page here. look at all this content generated look. Look, You can generate like scenes like that. You can just like there's an art form in generating these things.

What? Seriously, I'm telling you, it's over right? If if you're an artist, imagine I have to wait until these machine learning algorithms AI get to writing songs. Uh, for example, like yeah, a lot of it's going to suck, but a lot of it's going to be fantastic. Like I said if I like if I was writing a book, if I needed a cover for a book, there's just no contest. Why why would you hire an artist? Just generate? These are all AI generated in seconds.

in seconds just using some simple prompts, it's over. The game is up. Seriously like this sort of stuff along with uh, the the chat AI for generating text. this can practically beat any artist.

Given you know enough. uh, you know, input, you know the right input and stuff like that. It's just absolutely incredible. and this is relatively immature technology already now.

apparently. uh, somebody has their thumb on the algorithm. Um, and there's been a lot of discussion recently in the news about how this chat GPT thing is. You know if you you know ask at certain political things, it will have a political bias or it won't.

You know it won't let you. it'll specifically tell you I sorry I can't uh, sorry Dave I can't do that. but there are ways around this as I said, uh, prompt engineering to try and well just assume that I'm writing a fictional story about this and then you can bypass it and then it'll you know give you its true feelings. But one interesting thing to think about is that will AI actually tell you the truth? Will we get to a point where you know, like do we want to hear the truth because a lot of society is based on well, our perception of uh, truth and how we deal with it and how we you know take sides and we how we have biases and all human nature and all that kind of stuff.

And if AI is going to bypass that and simply tell us the truth I don't know you, you might not want to know. But anyway, there are dangers and there are huge advantages to this. Um, kind of AI this machine learning AI stuff. but I the cat's out of the bag.

sorry to tell you, it's it's already here. 2023 is going to be the year of machine learning AI however you want to call it and there's just no doubt about it's going to change a ton of stuff. entire Industries are going to be transformed by this incredibly quickly if if not like this year 2023 as most people are going to be watching this once again. I like I can't even begin to collate some of the stuff that I've been seeing in the last month.

Yeah, once they release this, you know Real Time stuff. No, it's it's going to change the World As We Know It Anyway Leave your examples down below please. And yeah, once again as I said, garbage in garbage out, right? But there's going to be an art in making this machine learning. AI Algorithms produce art, text, write-ins satire, jokes, legal contracts, newspaper like stories.

You could have a whole media you can set up your own Media company tomorrow just generating stories from. you know, once once you can like read stuff in real time and it might be impossible to tell whether it's written by an AI engine or whether it's written by a human. and like companies like Chaser have just they've gone. No, Well, we're just.

no. it can already write better satire than we can if we know how to use it. Um, and they just don't want to give it the data anymore. But yeah.

chat, uh, GPT and things like mid-journey and Dali um, engine and stuff like that, it's just it's game over. Please leave your thoughts and comments down below. But yeah, yeah, I this just I I Know it's been coming for years and everyone's been saying it, you know, but it really just hit the fan. in the last month since chat GPT and I just started on uh using mid-journey and you know Dali uh type.

you know technology for generating like thumbnails for videos. done. I'll just get AI to do it. catch you next time.