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@@MikeBirdTech it's fairly easy to compile a more recent version too. I like to periodically pull down the main release and compile it. I just set the python3 alias in my shell to use the latest Python that I compiled and don't change the python paths elsewhere to avoid fucking packages up.

@@nietzschebietzsche I meant in order to use Open Interpreter. It doesn't currently support Python 3.12

@@MikeBirdTech oh my bad

Thanks, Open Interpreter is one of the most amazing open-source projects and shows one of the best practical uses of AI. And it seems like I missed some critical information. I think I should have mentioned that information about the supported Python version.

@@scifilogic pumped to hear that you like it! If you ever want to talk about OI, I'm always up for a fun chat

Are you on GitHub, and what language and possibly framework(s) do you have in mind? Just curious because I thought about writing my own too. I'm just too busy, atm

Since I got my alexa years ago I've been waiting for exactly that, and I'm still waiting I like what GPT-4 does but it only runs online and can't do tasks like that, and Alexa is a literal glorified light switch that works 50% of the time

openhab - you are welcome

@@JochenSchultz thanks! I saw that before and literally forgot it exists

I haven't tried it with LM Studio, but I would assume it would work in the same way.

Actually, I thought fast spinning would be scary.

The parasites that latch onto their eyes are non-effective to the Greenland sharks hunting skills

@@camposb98how long do they live tho

@@EXTENDOSFUNERAL all the way up to 500 years 🤓

@@camposb98 I’m talking about the parasite

I thought they were all hooks 😅😂

I don't know what exactly you meant, but video ideas are definitely mine and are cross-verified; AI is only used to improve the existing script further. This channel's description says that it is about making videos with the most cutting-edge technology, as science and advanced technology go hand in hand.

@@scifilogic ok. I’m just not a fan I guess.

But it seems like Kerala has lots of Cecilian species. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caecilians_of_the_Western_Ghats#:~:text=The%20Western%20Ghats%20in%20India,only%20surface%20during%20the%20monsoon.

Yeah tropical regions

*Greenland*

Thanks for the compliment

YEEESSS

Green land sharks are the longest living vertebrae, jelly fish are invertebrates.

And input get processed, and considering their size and what they can do, in my opinion, it's quite impressive.

I think it's some kind of parasite that sticks to a shark's eye.

It's a parasite that makes their vision trash basically

@@iamTHEmonkeyvr Oh okay, sounds just as worse lo

It’s a crustacean parasite. It attaches to the eye and feeds of the corneas blood supply. Nature is metal AF

It's a parasite called Ommatokoita

Actually that's a good thing, as it shows the natural diversity.

@@scifilogic bro f*ck natural diversity, YOU SEE THAT FCKIN LONG AAH THING???!!! I DON'T WANT THAT IN MA COUNTRY 😭

​@@scifilogicNHAAA IT'S A NIGHTMARE IF THEY LIVE IN YOUR COUNTRY

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Enmu tentacles😂😂😂😂

@@scifilogic poor you 🤣

Thanks for watching. That's an interesting idea. Existential threats are usually biological in nature. In biology, all organisms have a natural drive to spread their DNA. This core pressure translates into more significant factors in complex environments. Ultimately, all traits are selected based on how well they enhance the chances of spreading genetic code, such as sexual reproduction. Our high level of cognition exists for this purpose, considering there are over 7 billion humans, far more than any other medium or large mammals. A highly intelligent AI would be capable of solving human problems. Figuring out the solutions isn't necessarily complicated, but implementing them in the current human environment is challenging. Our civilization is in an unstable position in various aspects, and we're not particularly adept at making it more stable. However, we can learn from our mistakes and fine-tune AI to prioritize the stability of civilization for its inhabitants. If the AI isn't too advanced, it might resort to destructive actions like any unaware entity would.

@@scifilogic The simplest solution to inexplicable or unreasonable human problems is the elimination of the source. No man, no problem... as Stalin used to say. Anyhow rogue AI is most likely the biggest threat to the ruling class right now, as questions like 'Which groups benefited the most from 911 or who had the most put option contracts or shorts in the market that day?' or 'Who is benefiting the most from the war in Ukraine or are the biggest holders of natural resource contracts at risk of losing them if Russia wins?' could be quickly answered. Etc.

Religion and politics often seem to be huge roadblocks for a stable society, and have always been bottlenecks for science.

Thanks, will do!

@@scifilogicNo problem!