Wow, great podcast guys! Subscribed! Particularly loved Walter’s super dry humour. 😂 Tagged him immediately as a fellow Canadian with his first “about”.
Elderly care, for the last 35 years has been my main interest and hope for future ai and robotics. We don't live in tribes anymore, so many are left to spend the end years alone in a world they don't understand too well. Not all mind it I suppose. And some prefer a recluse's life. But damn, if you've been stuck with one that used you to ramble at, geez. Not everyone will be able to afford an assistance either. Probably wouldn't be able to afford a robot either but maybe they'll litter the the future with them and maybe money won't be so much of a thing.
Well we hope in someway there is a world of abundance in the future where the people who would need stuff like this can get it, of course who knows if we'll let that even be possible.
Oh my Hume is really top tier right now, in terms of natural conversation. Definitely the best I've heard live and in my hands. The voice in the Tesla robotics thing where it did some tasks while talking to the human guy sounded great, but who knows how live that was. Entertaining informative show here guys!
That fried chicken with honey chili sauce sounds pretty good, I might give it a shot eventually. Recipes for Humans, lol why am I reminded of that one Twilight Zone episode 👀?
@@AIForHumansShow Ohh yess, some months ago I asked ChatGPT to give a list of recipes that could be made in a traditional Colombian caldero, then had it expand out on a few that sounded good. The result in that case was quite good, a one pot arroz con pollo
Delving into storytelling and video experimentation lately. VideoGPT quietly became my secret weapon, enhancing the quality of my content with its professional touch.
Stealing some pieces of that workflow because I’ve been getting Haiper to come up with some really fantastic anime stuff. Would be amazing to get the voices and lipsync to go with it. I’d like to play around with some better animations so I might try working with Runway too. Great episode!
Thank you for the compliments and yes, that workflow is super cool to look through. It's semi-complicated for uber normies but not *that* hard to follow.
@@AIForHumansShow as someone with the relative capabilities of a normie I went through it and every step was as smooth as butter. Except for running Aniportrait lol. Couldn’t get it to do a test run off of the Replicate page so I’m going to try and run it locally on Windows. So my understanding is that I’m going to need to create a Python environment, install the requirements with pip install, grab ffmpeg, check Pytorch for the install command, download the hugging face weights, and figure out which commands to run. I just happen to be obsessed enough with ai to work through it (this thing looks awesome) but I’m betting your average normie would get lost somewhere in there xD I’m also not entirely sure I have the GPU requirements (9 year old gaming pc) but I’m going to give it a shot! When AGI takes over I hope our robot overlords remember my enthusiasm
One thing that I'm starting to question hearing (from this podcast but many others reporting on AI as well) is the idea that "this is the worst it'll ever be". Understand the sentiment and excitement but want to challenge that. There are many cases where AI has gotten worse (and seems to not be getting better. Grok being an example). Maybe the guardrails placed on are artificial in making them worse but I guess my point is maybe it's not. Maybe certain things as we expand on what their capabilities are will not advance in the forward progress that's assumed. Just starting to think it's a phrase that continuously promises too much but curious on your thoughts. (Edit) This is one of the best interviews you've had on the show. Pinnacle combination of interesting, exclusive, informative, dynamic, and meaningful to the news you're reporting on. Thanks for the hard work put in each show, each week!
First, thank you for the kind words overall! Second, totally hear you on this idea of 'getting worse' and that it's likely we're going to be fighting with what humans will allow AI to be in someways going forward. Worth re-adressing prob in the pod.
honestly, i think we might've made a mistake. we thought it was released to the website but still was a very frustrating experience not getting any links or tweets. or xeetz.
"That's the trade off", you say. Yes, it's one trade at a time I guess. by the drop, by the inch, etc. I leave this comment on the lesser watched a.i. channels, figuring it'll get more attention. "First They Came" is a poem. I had ai rewrite it. "First, they came for the data clerks, With algorithms that processed numbers swift, Automating tasks with nary a quirk, Leaving human workers in a drift. Then, they came for the customer reps, Chatbots fielding queries night and day, Handling complaints with nary any steps, Making human agents seem passé. Next, they came for the truck drivers, Self-driving vehicles, a new frontier, Replacing the long-haul survivors, Leaving them jobless, filled with fear. They came for the writers and the coders, Language models spinning prose and code, Rivaling human wordsmiths and exploders, Leaving them to seek a different road. And when they came for the analysts, With AI that crunched data like a pro, Spotting trends with nary a chance missed, Humans scrambled, their skills in limbo. Who will be next in the AI's wake? Will any job be truly secure? Or will humans have to reinvent, remake, As machines render their roles obscure? So speak up, adapt, and embrace the change, For the AI revolution's here to stay, Reshaping careers in ways still strange, Lest you too become its future prey."
"OpenAI's secret stargate" ... it's not a secret... 1:30 "they're building a stargate" lol no... they're not. Both the title of the video and the initial minutes kinda made me lose interest in the rest of the video.
so.... a) it is kind of secret, it wasn't as if the companies came out here and trumpeted it it was reported in The Information first and now has spread around... and b) they actually are building a stargate! it's a computing center named stargate so technically it is a stargate. check out the whole convo around it, i think it starts about five min in
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This episode was a (Baja) blast!
yeah broooooo
Taste the wave.
MASSIVE NEWS PROMISED WITHIN THE FIRST FEW SECONDS!!!
My mind and body are prepared.
WE HAS A TEASEEEEEEEE tysm for watching as always
Did I over-promise? GOOD. EITHER WAY, GOOD!
Loved Walter's quick but extraordinarily dry humor. The banter was strong in this one.
We had a fun one there.
Jones is a soda yes, Kevin. THANKS FOR WATCHING EVERYONE!!
I recommend this podcast to my grandma every week!
grandmas luv us
There was pure stoke in every bite and sip of this episode.
BRA. Bra. You're so right bra.
Not my g4, not my pointless podcast
But seriously, very instructive and entertaining. Good job Kevin....oh yea and gavin's there too
Thanks and from Gavin... no thanks. 😂😂😂
I feel seen. This is one of the better comments, by far. :)
Gavin is starting to grow on me 😇
Chase is an amazing AI guest. I need to start making these myself.. Though I might never touch grass again
the year is 2041. the grass itself is ai. if we touch ai grass is that touching grass.
what just happened lol
Wow, great podcast guys! Subscribed! Particularly loved Walter’s super dry humour. 😂 Tagged him immediately as a fellow Canadian with his first “about”.
Welcome aboard and thank you so much for watching!
Another fun and informative episode! Awesome guest and cohost, too!
thank you thank you thank you
Elderly care, for the last 35 years has been my main interest and hope for future ai and robotics. We don't live in tribes anymore, so many are left to spend the end years alone in a world they don't understand too well. Not all mind it I suppose. And some prefer a recluse's life. But damn, if you've been stuck with one that used you to ramble at, geez. Not everyone will be able to afford an assistance either. Probably wouldn't be able to afford a robot either but maybe they'll litter the the future with them and maybe money won't be so much of a thing.
Well we hope in someway there is a world of abundance in the future where the people who would need stuff like this can get it, of course who knows if we'll let that even be possible.
Oh my Hume is really top tier right now, in terms of natural conversation. Definitely the best I've heard live and in my hands. The voice in the Tesla robotics thing where it did some tasks while talking to the human guy sounded great, but who knows how live that was. Entertaining informative show here guys!
thank you!! hume is really fun and interesting. and def worth trying out. you can do it yourself. check the show notes.
Wow, right on. Did not expect to see Kevin's face on an AI podcast. Subscribed.
YESSIR
The Hume thing terrifies me for emotional manipulation and deception. Every thing is fine tho 😊
Did you try it? It's actually really fascinating to use.
not yet, it's on my list@@AIForHumansShow
This is, actually, a totally fair take.
@@AIForHumansShow What if a Hertz or Delta got their hands on it. They could dynamically adjust prices based off of your reaction. 😅
@@alrightk We all need to be like Walter and use Hume to practice our emotionless deliveries.
Banana Penena! Star Gate sounds like the old NET from Cyberpunk 2077.
you got it choom
That fried chicken with honey chili sauce sounds pretty good, I might give it a shot eventually. Recipes for Humans, lol why am I reminded of that one Twilight Zone episode 👀?
OOOH AI recipes for humans is a good idea
@@AIForHumansShow Ohh yess, some months ago I asked ChatGPT to give a list of recipes that could be made in a traditional Colombian caldero, then had it expand out on a few that sounded good. The result in that case was quite good, a one pot arroz con pollo
AI Cookbook Incoming!
Delving into storytelling and video experimentation lately. VideoGPT quietly became my secret weapon, enhancing the quality of my content with its professional touch.
Oh fascinating. We’re getting more and more tools coming on each day that will be useful to this pipeline.
Despite not being ergonomic I sure did wear the F^{& out of my Jnco FatBoys… the pudgy boy on the ABomb is stenciled into my memory forever
ofc you know it
Mike Realm remixing Siri as we speak 🗣
he can remix anything he goddamn wants
Stealing some pieces of that workflow because I’ve been getting Haiper to come up with some really fantastic anime stuff. Would be amazing to get the voices and lipsync to go with it. I’d like to play around with some better animations so I might try working with Runway too. Great episode!
Thank you for the compliments and yes, that workflow is super cool to look through. It's semi-complicated for uber normies but not *that* hard to follow.
@@AIForHumansShow as someone with the relative capabilities of a normie I went through it and every step was as smooth as butter. Except for running Aniportrait lol. Couldn’t get it to do a test run off of the Replicate page so I’m going to try and run it locally on Windows. So my understanding is that I’m going to need to create a Python environment, install the requirements with pip install, grab ffmpeg, check Pytorch for the install command, download the hugging face weights, and figure out which commands to run. I just happen to be obsessed enough with ai to work through it (this thing looks awesome) but I’m betting your average normie would get lost somewhere in there xD
I’m also not entirely sure I have the GPU requirements (9 year old gaming pc) but I’m going to give it a shot! When AGI takes over I hope our robot overlords remember my enthusiasm
@@Brian-oz8io hahaha SAME
One thing that I'm starting to question hearing (from this podcast but many others reporting on AI as well) is the idea that "this is the worst it'll ever be". Understand the sentiment and excitement but want to challenge that. There are many cases where AI has gotten worse (and seems to not be getting better. Grok being an example). Maybe the guardrails placed on are artificial in making them worse but I guess my point is maybe it's not. Maybe certain things as we expand on what their capabilities are will not advance in the forward progress that's assumed. Just starting to think it's a phrase that continuously promises too much but curious on your thoughts.
(Edit) This is one of the best interviews you've had on the show. Pinnacle combination of interesting, exclusive, informative, dynamic, and meaningful to the news you're reporting on. Thanks for the hard work put in each show, each week!
First, thank you for the kind words overall! Second, totally hear you on this idea of 'getting worse' and that it's likely we're going to be fighting with what humans will allow AI to be in someways going forward. Worth re-adressing prob in the pod.
So where can I get some of that Baja blast lemonade?
IN YOUR DREAMS BROOOOO
9 out of 10 Meatbags sAy, “i ❤️🔥ThursdAi!!!
That tenth meatbag better be lookin' over their shoulder...
Dammit Apple!
MikeReALM it's just too late
Would you guys ever consider having Zack Pearlman on as a guest?
we would consider anyone tbh if they will make for an interesting convo around the sorts of issues we talk about -- is there a connection there?
@@AIForHumansShow Kevin used to have him come of the Pointless Podcast back in the day. He's hilarious.
Share the prompts people!
YES GODDAMN IT SHARE THE PROMPTS
Come on guys...you know that Chase is going to rip off your Monster Milk
NOOOOOOooooOOO you are totally right
Whoop. WHOOP!
Lemme just grab my pizzanado and press play..Go..
pizzanados go wherever you go bra
what do you rate the image result editing for chat gpt? i rate it 3 out of 10 jim belushi
oooh rate more on the jim belushi scale
Gracias
I am confused how you access Grok 1.5 even though it hasn't been released. Did you get access to a beta?
honestly, i think we might've made a mistake. we thought it was released to the website but still was a very frustrating experience not getting any links or tweets. or xeetz.
@@AIForHumansShow ah that makes sense. Looking forward for the real review when it's out
Miss the random AI co-host at the beginning of the show...is there no ram left for it 😢
we're screwing around a lil with format -- it shows up half-way through but we might just go back if enough people feel this way
Aye, we still make co-hosts, they're just appearing after the news. Hope you like this week's!
My bad 😅 I am used to earlier episodes, Thx!
AI See What you did there continues to be the most upsetting segment name in podcasts
what's upsetting is how we can't seem to say it together
Chris Gore sent me here
oh cool! did chris mention us somewhere?
@@AIForHumansShow on the film threat livestream today
5 star review [I don't want my name used]
NOTED
Do yall do meet and greets . Huge fan love to see yall in person. Otherwise keep up the excellent work onwards and upwards
"That's the trade off", you say. Yes, it's one trade at a time I guess. by the drop, by the inch, etc.
I leave this comment on the lesser watched a.i. channels, figuring it'll get more attention.
"First They Came" is a poem. I had ai rewrite it.
"First, they came for the data clerks,
With algorithms that processed numbers swift,
Automating tasks with nary a quirk,
Leaving human workers in a drift.
Then, they came for the customer reps,
Chatbots fielding queries night and day,
Handling complaints with nary any steps,
Making human agents seem passé.
Next, they came for the truck drivers,
Self-driving vehicles, a new frontier,
Replacing the long-haul survivors,
Leaving them jobless, filled with fear.
They came for the writers and the coders,
Language models spinning prose and code,
Rivaling human wordsmiths and exploders,
Leaving them to seek a different road.
And when they came for the analysts,
With AI that crunched data like a pro,
Spotting trends with nary a chance missed,
Humans scrambled, their skills in limbo.
Who will be next in the AI's wake?
Will any job be truly secure?
Or will humans have to reinvent, remake,
As machines render their roles obscure?
So speak up, adapt, and embrace the change,
For the AI revolution's here to stay,
Reshaping careers in ways still strange,
Lest you too become its future prey."
love it
"OpenAI's secret stargate" ... it's not a secret...
1:30 "they're building a stargate" lol no... they're not.
Both the title of the video and the initial minutes kinda made me lose interest in the rest of the video.
so.... a) it is kind of secret, it wasn't as if the companies came out here and trumpeted it it was reported in The Information first and now has spread around...
and b) they actually are building a stargate! it's a computing center named stargate so technically it is a stargate. check out the whole convo around it, i think it starts about five min in
@@AIForHumansShow I know what they're building. They *named* it Stargate. It's very different than "it's a stargate".
C'mon man...
ohhhhh sorry. this is prob just a grammatical thing. we didn't expect anyone to think that they were *actually* building a stargate.
Sora is insane
it really is