The beauty of this video is it highlights the fact that "drivers" are still necessary; by automating low level tasks more cognitive resources can be allocated to novel problems to solve (create new things); This will allow those with imagination to leverage it in increasingly powerful ways; The future is for imagineers;
You could very simply make chatgpt ask itself questions until it finishes the entire program, only requiring the user to prompt the kind of program they want.
@@kanishkraj5640 10 years to early. AI is still in it's infancy, that's why it's open and free for the general population, it needs to learn on a large scale.
I just started my masters in computer science as a bridge to switching careers, but after seeing what ai is capable of doing in its infancy, i am no so sure about the future of CS field anymore
It shouldn't be. Ai is only as good as the questions it's asked or the tasks it's requested to perform. Like Google, if you don't even know the terms to search or the language spoken, your results will be mostly useless. We won't even address the mistakes made in the back end. Keep learning. It's what people don't know that they don't know that will keep you in demand forever.
@@wtfisdat6382 What part of infancy did not you understand. whatever men think, he will create. there will be a time all you have to is tell what to do and will do it emphatically. Do not compete with them but instead learn to use for your advantage.
@@blazekabera1865 LOL just like flying cars and tourism to Mars. Ai is and will always be only as good as its input. Garbage in, garbage out. The average "men think" is garbage.
I think it would depend on how regulated it becomes. If there are specific guidelines set up for how the AI should function, then there is a possibility that it could be restricted in the information it provides. I think this is the smart choice for ChatGPT because if it is not regulated, there will be copyright issues as the art community is already dealing with. Not sure if it will go this way but we'll see. For now, I think dev jobs are safe for the next year or 2.
@@TheGlobalNetworker It's open source, and Chat GPT isn't the only one. In fact Chat GPT wasn't even made for programing, but they have one specifically built for programming, one for 3D graphics , and so on, they will all be available soon.
It’s not open source, but also it will become more about how well you can use these tools - it’s like thinking “StackOverflow” would cause job losses. Learning how to use it in your toolkit will be your biggest asset
Sir, I thank you and a tip of the hat for this brilliant advice. I didn't really believe that C-GPT could/would deliver actual final code for an app but it did, and allowed multiple customization iterations along the way. It was also helpful in solving the stylistic aspects of the APP. Scary, (in a good way) stuff!
this is really stressfull for me as a computer science engineering student , it's actually job threating , it's already hard to find a job with so many experienced people available and now with chatgpt it's gonna be harder than ever 😮💨😮💨
Don’t let that demotivate you. Just remember developers other ones making this. Developers are always going to be a demand so don’t ruin this seed you planted
you shouldn't be. Ai is only as good as the questions it's asked or the tasks it's requested to perform. Like Google, if you don't even know the terms to search or the language spoken, your results will be mostly useless. We won't even address the mistakes made in the back end. Keep learning. It's what people don't know that they don't know that will keep you in demand forever.
Isaac Azimov predicted this when he created a character who was a programmer in one of his short stories. Only she didn't write code in the traditional sense. She queried a computer; essentially inputting software specifications and the computer would write the code. He also predicted the electronic cigarette. Vaping.
I was having a similar concern when I was working in banking industry, so many things could've been simplified and updated, but it's always the same old technology that keeps breaking down and having the professionals come to fix it. Until one day my senior coworker told me this and my concern was answered. He told me "You know there are so many people making a living fixing these things right? If we just decided to optimize everything, instantly we don't need them anymore, they'll probably lost their job, a lot of them, and each one of them is a small economy, if so many small economies go down like this, guess what happens to the whole economy? It might cause certain chain reactions like domino effects. But, if our machine keeps breaking down, we'll have a demand of handling it and fixing it, and that's how so many of us making a living out of it." I guess similar thing will happen to these AI tools, in reality, some people and companies will try not to replace and optimize their business with these tools, just so our society can have more time think about to utilize the extra human power in this society. But some companies will definitely make 100% use of it to cut down all the cost, but what kind social dynamics will this take us to and shape us to, I don't know. Maybe we can all have our own small business and everyone can just rely on these AI tool to make a living.
isn't this the broken window fallacy? The time they spent on fixing and refixing machines could be used more productively elsewhere when the machines takes over? You just need to save for a rainy day whilst you get money and retrain as the job market changes....stopping innovation is like pissing into a 10 ft wave hoping you'd change its direction....I happen to think humans should focus on becoming a better species. More empathy, love, inclusion, open discussion will reduce a lot of depression that is happening in the developed world.
Guy as a Nigerian I'm like you dey burst my brain, you're unimaginably creative, am creating something too, but with my phone since i can't afford a laptop
Once chatgpt becomes a paid service, the cost of manual programming will be cheaper to companies, and thus companies would potentially be outsourcing to workers willing to code for significantly cheaper than investing in employees. Then, when another competitor comes in with a similar service at lower profit margins, the same thing will happen, and eventually programmers won't really have these jobs anymore, but maybe it has the potential to create future jobs that focus on the bigger scale of things. Like how programming underwent a change from a few decades ago to recent times.
Microsoft who owns majority of open ai are making these service very accessible though, I don’t think it’s gonna be more expensive at all. Please watch the Microsoft recent interview with WSJ
@@jayoolong279 Sure thing! I know Microsoft is heavily investing, don't know much else though. But I know gpt is currently already running a paid side service, so that can create some problems nevertheless less solving others.
C: ChatGPT is currently down H: Huge demand has caused the site to crash A: All users will have to wait T: Time is needed for the servers to catch up G: Go grab a coffee and check back soon P: Patience is key in this situation T: Trust that the team is working hard to fix it up 😆
Chat GPT is a copilot and gives information. However, human formation is still required to leverage AI. Like, say, what is the value of saying "hey Jarvis, build a engineering project" if you are not an engineer to validate it or use it alongside your other projects?
Sure but that will still reduce the need of many software engineers. Rate of unemployment will increase significantly. A lot of tasks will be automated.
Funny video, I was more impressed by the Jarvis video character and how his voice was synced with lips moving. Which site was that where you created that?
That day is not far when AI is cable of writing systems that can handle billions of users with ease....You just tell it what u need and boom...If we can think it we can train AI with it. And then it will just do what we do without any breaks. I think we need to look ahead and be more productive with AI and solve much more complex problems. Lets aim to make a time machine with AI or device like that Rick uses to travel dimensions...
@@moonshine8255 It is not matter of argument that these algorithms, bots are faster than humans, you can not compete with the them. you are being very delusional to think otherwise.
Thank you for your video! But is it still a good idea to only start learning programming? Or not anymore? Because I read different opinions on the topic.
@@anubisai wow! thank you for such a detailed reply! 🤗 PS: I've just watched several other experienced programmers. A lot of them also think that the amount of programmers will most likely decrease, but in the near future programmers won't be replaced by AI
Today, i just woke up and checking my phone and the one news comes up that says Tech giant Microsoft is joining the ongoing layoff season at tech companies, and is reportedly set to fire nearly 11,000 employees this week amid the global economic slowdown
It takes a lot more knowledge about coding to give Ai the right prompts to get the right code for the right kind of content you somehow can't type fast enough on your own
While impressive a todo is far for being a complex app. I don't see IA replacing developper when we daily hear about new and more sophisticated tools for developping software
I don't think an app would be necessary for mobile phones in near future, an AI search would probably integrate almost all sorts of functions the mobile apps are used for today.
Yeah chat gpt only goes so far. You start to realize that at best it's another tool for a programmer instead of a replacement if you try to do anything non-trivial. Try copy and pasting some advanced code wars problems and you will see what I mean. It invents functions and classes even in popular languages like python. You still need someone at the wheel to parse the code to understand what is just made up nonsense and what is legit code.
Yah you need to train your chatgpt through extended conversation. Otherwise it could pull incorrect data. Narrowing the field as much as positive maximizes it's ability. I play competitive Pokémon and use a web extension. I force chat gpt to summarize a section or sometimes all of the forum the game uses. After I can ask it questions and assign it tasks but I still have to be very specific in telling it to only pull information from the forum. It still struggles to be comprehensive in tasks like building a team. But asking the right questions is everything. I'm sure your correct abouts it's limitations because there is so much out of date and easy to confuse coding out there. If you had a site devoted to your problem make it analyze and only use that source.
@@Xoliduz that's not how ml works. It's not like the people having realtime conversations with Chat gpt make it more knowledgeable. OpenAI needs to collect the data and then retrain the model on it to update it. All you're doing is giving it context but that doesn't give it more knowledge.
You need someone at the wheel but it will still reduce the need of many software engineers. Rate of unemployment will increase significantly. A lot of tasks will be automated.
@@draakisback Some companies!!! Every company if they can get their hands on it. They would love to cut jobs and maximise profits. That's what they want- profit maximisation. You won't need a bunch of software engineers for tasks that will be automated. Just 2 or 3 will be more than enough to control the wheel.
C'mon why am I so unlucky, I just got in uni and took computer science in nov last year and now I think there will be less opportunity to explore and learn because of chatgpt, instead of getting a mentor like senior we will be getting some ai without an emotion and which can't even motivate us when we do something wrong
I was shocked by the ability of the algorithms to understand situations and create a good and detailed answer. Still shocked :))) For me as a developer it is my own "Industrial Revolution" now, I am very exited :)
I am not saying that Chat GPT will eliminate the need of all software engineers 100%. But it will reduce the need of many software engineers. Rate of unemployment will increase significantly. A lot of tasks will be automated.
I don't actually program in the major languages, I use qb64, I'm a hobbiest that programs my own projects. I tried this out for the first time last night, It actually can write code for it! however, I'm constantly training it. I should now jump on board the other languages because they are being trained by millions of others as I think I was the first person to start training it on qb64 (judging by it's first line of code using screen 12 or screen 13 instead of screen _newimage(1920,1080,32) :P Anyways, remember seeing Jurassic Park for the first time, or the movie Twister? How it was one of those moments that changed visuals forever, or that this is where we advanced! Well, right here, Chatgpt is one of those moments... For now, it's infancy, but holeeeeeeeee. This is going to be crazy...
lol if you ever used ChatGPT in the real world, you would know that it has a lot of issues. Not that I dont use it, but at work realistically, it only write 3 percent of meaningful code that I use on a day to day basis
Its codebase is including Stackoverflow now. It does not learn on its own, we have to show it the way first. AI and assisted coding is definately here to stay, it helps all of us developers to complete our task faster. And I think it also helps with overall quality of code if we all unite into using a common standard, just like using a framework.
if u want much safe I'll introducing AI CHAT DEEPAI the AI CHAT DEEPAI is so powerful and much better than OPENAI since start 2015-2018 and u can show ur picture and video and code and anything u want
what people need to understand from now on is that AI will change the world of programmers enormously. Think that jobs in software development are so well paid only because it is hard to find people in this field of activity. When AI will be able to ease the work of developers by 90%, and I don't think it's long until then (3-5 years), then all the huge salaries that programmers receive today will be normalized by the market. There will no longer be any difference between the salary of a programmer and a taxi driver. Because the programmer's intellectual effort will disappear, there are no more reasons for companies to pay programmers. I personally worked for years in the development of banking applications, and also because of the huge costs of programmer salaries in the industry, banks in Europe found digitized solutions based on advanced forms of AI that replaced software engineers who created solutions in code in proportion of over 80% so far. The salaries of the people who stayed on those AI-based software are minimal because they don't have to think anymore, they just press their buttons and the commands are executed. Microsoft has already fired 10,000 people and declared that they will invest billions of dollars to develop AI to replace programmers in most tasks. Will they still need programmers? Yes, but with a 10 times smaller number of programmers and who will be paid much less. chatGPT 4 will use trillions of times more parameters for much greater accuracy. What you see now is just a monster of what they already have. Plus chatGPT is not only for programming in express mode, but there will be extremely powerful solutions that will be specifically for programming and then an AI will obviously replace over 90% of the capabilities and needs of a programmer.
@@mr.guzwee7695 i wish it was that easy, already paid and everything, it's very difficult to change now. The Computer Science field is broad, my only hope is that AI doesn't take all of the jobs in the field.
@@theundisputed8422 go ahead with learning web development these chatgpt videos are cool definitely but the reason Quazi was able to get the code was because he has knowledge about web development and he knows if chatgpt F's up (which it does) then he can fix it
@@theundisputed8422 and what chatgpt did here was make a single page Website can it make something complex? I don't think it can because I tried it and it stopped in the middle of the code multiple times, and who's stopping you to use chatgpt once you start making websites like I hated searching for good HTML templates now I have one because of chatgpt it's been so much easier
I was pretty sure ChatGPT would not respond that way to the prompt you gave at the beginning of the video. And that this is a clickbait video like all the others. And I was correct, "I'm sorry, I am a language model and do not have the capability to write code for a todo list application using Next.js. However, I can provide you with some general information and guidance on how you could build such an app." I've had relatively mild success with some app writing. But never with a basic prompt as the one you used. Plus this will never replace the job of programmers. In fact, this only secures their positions, especially down the line when it comes to scaling up a program and still being able to understand what needs to be done
![Complete ChatGPT Tutorial - [Become A Power User in 30 Minutes]](/img/n.gif)
The beauty of this video is it highlights the fact that "drivers" are still necessary; by automating low level tasks more cognitive resources can be allocated to novel problems to solve (create new things);
This will allow those with imagination to leverage it in increasingly powerful ways; The future is for imagineers;
GPT-5 will be an imagineer, don't get too comfortable 😂
Worth ❤
Well let's try making a GTA6 with chatgpt
You could very simply make chatgpt ask itself questions until it finishes the entire program, only requiring the user to prompt the kind of program they want.
@@amulya_asmi I see what you did there
the ability to ask good questions will become the most valuable asset
Curiosity
The question is if that's worth 6 figure pay anymore.
Surely 🙂
Sure thing
As so your comment.
Honestly, I love your style, and the music background. It's totally time for me to start creating crazy apps the lazy way. This video is epic. Love it
Not only coders jobs, but every industry jobs are at risk with more and more stable AI
Besides clever programmer
The sponsorship amount which he got from this 3 minutes video would be the yearly package of a beginner software developer
No jobs are at Risk...It will ease the job and reduce the time wastage on creating the APIs and code complexity of any model
@@kanishkraj5640 10 years to early. AI is still in it's infancy, that's why it's open and free for the general population, it needs to learn on a large scale.
no bro chatGPT only helping us so it is only better than Google and StackOverflow that all
@@kanishkraj5640 and still you don't understand what AI means and what concept of progress is
I just started my masters in computer science as a bridge to switching careers, but after seeing what ai is capable of doing in its infancy, i am no so sure about the future of CS field anymore
It shouldn't be.
Ai is only as good as the questions it's asked or the tasks it's requested to perform. Like Google, if you don't even know the terms to search or the language spoken, your results will be mostly useless. We won't even address the mistakes made in the back end.
Keep learning. It's what people don't know that they don't know that will keep you in demand forever.
@@wtfisdat6382 What part of infancy did not you understand. whatever men think, he will create. there will be a time all you have to is tell what to do and will do it emphatically.
Do not compete with them but instead learn to use for your advantage.
@@blazekabera1865 LOL just like flying cars and tourism to Mars.
Ai is and will always be only as good as its input. Garbage in, garbage out.
The average "men think" is garbage.
So? ChatGPT is free. You can use it like the next guy. So use it.
Don't compete with a tool. Learn to use the tool.
@@blazekabera1865 Exactly
As a developer, i am having job security thoughts after seeing ChatGPT do all this stuff.
I think it would depend on how regulated it becomes. If there are specific guidelines set up for how the AI should function, then there is a possibility that it could be restricted in the information it provides. I think this is the smart choice for ChatGPT because if it is not regulated, there will be copyright issues as the art community is already dealing with. Not sure if it will go this way but we'll see. For now, I think dev jobs are safe for the next year or 2.
once the GPT is made paid (which will happen) - Developer Cost/hr will be
@@TheGlobalNetworker It's open source, and Chat GPT isn't the only one. In fact Chat GPT wasn't even made for programing, but they have one specifically built for programming, one for 3D graphics , and so on, they will all be available soon.
@@ClouDevSecOps Ai can't do goverment job lolz
It’s not open source, but also it will become more about how well you can use these tools - it’s like thinking “StackOverflow” would cause job losses.
Learning how to use it in your toolkit will be your biggest asset
Yeah, ChatGPT is a game changer. All the more reason to learn to code now and be a part of this wave before it is too late!
Just started learning Python to be a tutor with his old video 😂
Lol 🤣
Learn to code and profit BEFORE ChatGPT replaces you. You still have 3-5 years.
What kind of logic is this?
@@rameeziqbal8711 What is your plan? Networking? You can also get a CCNA. But sooner or later that will get saturated as well.
Sir, I thank you and a tip of the hat for this brilliant advice. I didn't really believe that C-GPT could/would deliver actual final code for an app but it did, and allowed multiple customization iterations along the way. It was also helpful in solving the stylistic aspects of the APP.
Scary, (in a good way) stuff!
Dude this is hilarious , enjoyed the style of video and the general idea is really impressive.
this is really stressfull for me as a computer science engineering student , it's actually job threating , it's already hard to find a job with so many experienced people available and now with chatgpt it's gonna be harder than ever 😮💨😮💨
fr its most likely gonna increase the rate of unemployment
Don’t let that demotivate you. Just remember developers other ones making this. Developers are always going to be a demand so don’t ruin this seed you planted
You are safe for the rest of your life, bro. As long as you graduate. Stay positive and keep crushing college.
@@idrissathiam01 literally, I just started self coding but I’m motivated
you shouldn't be.
Ai is only as good as the questions it's asked or the tasks it's requested to perform. Like Google, if you don't even know the terms to search or the language spoken, your results will be mostly useless. We won't even address the mistakes made in the back end.
Keep learning. It's what people don't know that they don't know that will keep you in demand forever.
Isaac Azimov predicted this when he created a character who was a programmer in one of his short stories. Only she didn't write code in the traditional sense. She queried a computer; essentially inputting software specifications and the computer would write the code.
He also predicted the electronic cigarette. Vaping.
I was having a similar concern when I was working in banking industry, so many things could've been simplified and updated, but it's always the same old technology that keeps breaking down and having the professionals come to fix it.
Until one day my senior coworker told me this and my concern was answered.
He told me "You know there are so many people making a living fixing these things right? If we just decided to optimize everything, instantly we don't need them anymore, they'll probably lost their job, a lot of them, and each one of them is a small economy, if so many small economies go down like this, guess what happens to the whole economy? It might cause certain chain reactions like domino effects. But, if our machine keeps breaking down, we'll have a demand of handling it and fixing it, and that's how so many of us making a living out of it."
I guess similar thing will happen to these AI tools, in reality, some people and companies will try not to replace and optimize their business with these tools, just so our society can have more time think about to utilize the extra human power in this society.
But some companies will definitely make 100% use of it to cut down all the cost, but what kind social dynamics will this take us to and shape us to, I don't know. Maybe we can all have our own small business and everyone can just rely on these AI tool to make a living.
isn't this the broken window fallacy? The time they spent on fixing and refixing machines could be used more productively elsewhere when the machines takes over? You just need to save for a rainy day whilst you get money and retrain as the job market changes....stopping innovation is like pissing into a 10 ft wave hoping you'd change its direction....I happen to think humans should focus on becoming a better species. More empathy, love, inclusion, open discussion will reduce a lot of depression that is happening in the developed world.
I love how the music got more and more intense 😂 This is actually mind blowing. Gonna try this now!
Guy as a Nigerian I'm like you dey burst my brain, you're unimaginably creative, am creating something too, but with my phone since i can't afford a laptop
Once chatgpt becomes a paid service, the cost of manual programming will be cheaper to companies, and thus companies would potentially be outsourcing to workers willing to code for significantly cheaper than investing in employees. Then, when another competitor comes in with a similar service at lower profit margins, the same thing will happen, and eventually programmers won't really have these jobs anymore, but maybe it has the potential to create future jobs that focus on the bigger scale of things. Like how programming underwent a change from a few decades ago to recent times.
This is why we all need to embrace the change as soon as possible
Microsoft who owns majority of open ai are making these service very accessible though, I don’t think it’s gonna be more expensive at all. Please watch the Microsoft recent interview with WSJ
@@jayoolong279 Sure thing! I know Microsoft is heavily investing, don't know much else though. But I know gpt is currently already running a paid side service, so that can create some problems nevertheless less solving others.
ChatGPT: To get a correct solution come with correct question!
Useful for people already in those industries, because only they know what questions to ask.
My mind can't image how they managed to do this, this is crazyyyyy!!!
C: ChatGPT is currently down
H: Huge demand has caused the site to crash
A: All users will have to wait
T: Time is needed for the servers to catch up
G: Go grab a coffee and check back soon
P: Patience is key in this situation
T: Trust that the team is working hard to fix it up
😆
Go to a comedy channel if like comedy. This a place for serious people. Idiot.
Thanks man, informative and turned my frown upside down
Chat GPT is a copilot and gives information. However, human formation is still required to leverage AI. Like, say, what is the value of saying "hey Jarvis, build a engineering project" if you are not an engineer to validate it or use it alongside your other projects?
Sure but that will still reduce the need of many software engineers. Rate of unemployment will increase significantly. A lot of tasks will be automated.
Hi, I'm from the future and we now have companies looking for prompt engineers.
That was AWESOME!! I definitely want to see more!
Well done man, funny and instructive. Congrats !!!
The future of man and technology merging is a beautiful future indeed
Funny video, I was more impressed by the Jarvis video character and how his voice was synced with lips moving. Which site was that where you created that?
😂😂.. This is well made amazing !!
The more smartness you apply on AI the great result s you receive
fun fact: did you know if you say "unify those codes" it will make all the codes and steps he shown in a single code? yeah...
That day is not far when AI is cable of writing systems that can handle billions of users with ease....You just tell it what u need and boom...If we can think it we can train AI with it. And then it will just do what we do without any breaks. I think we need to look ahead and be more productive with AI and solve much more complex problems. Lets aim to make a time machine with AI or device like that Rick uses to travel dimensions...
Or solve the problems pestering our planet/society's?
just in less than 10 years no doubt AI can do that perfectly
A human engineer can't code this fast...
@@moonshine8255 lies
@@moonshine8255 It is not matter of argument that these algorithms, bots are faster than humans, you can not compete with the them. you are being very delusional to think otherwise.
Chat gpt has helped me out so much, but it's only really helpful if you be really specific and know what you want from it
I am glad I don’t have to put up with rude StackOverflow users(not all of them but most) anymore.
The genius of ai is within the minds at openai
Now trending topic
Lots of love
From Nepal 🇳🇵
haha crazy shit🔥 LOVE IT!
right!? Insane!!
Thank you for your video! But is it still a good idea to only start learning programming? Or not anymore? Because I read different opinions on the topic.
@@anubisai thank you! 🌞
@@anubisai wow! thank you for such a detailed reply! 🤗
PS: I've just watched several other experienced programmers. A lot of them also think that the amount of programmers will most likely decrease, but in the near future programmers won't be replaced by AI
Today, i just woke up and checking my phone and the one news comes up that says Tech giant Microsoft is joining the ongoing layoff season at tech companies, and is reportedly set to fire nearly 11,000 employees this week amid the global economic slowdown
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beautiful creations, really enjoyed it 👍
Is the voice Ur voice over or is it talking to u?
It takes a lot more knowledge about coding to give Ai the right prompts to get the right code for the right kind of content you somehow can't type fast enough on your own
Jarvis sounds like a 19th century ghost😂
While impressive a todo is far for being a complex app. I don't see IA replacing developper when we daily hear about new and more sophisticated tools for developping software
as a student of cleverprogrammer can we our Instructor be a Chat GPT?
Clever Qazi!
You definitely rock
Just sent a massage... 🙏🏽
I don't think an app would be necessary for mobile phones in near future, an AI search would probably integrate almost all sorts of functions the mobile apps are used for today.
RIP All Jobs.
Chatgpt solves hard leetcode problems in seconds, the average programmers would take an hr
Kind of hilarious he drinking his coffee whiles the AI writes the code🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah chat gpt only goes so far. You start to realize that at best it's another tool for a programmer instead of a replacement if you try to do anything non-trivial. Try copy and pasting some advanced code wars problems and you will see what I mean. It invents functions and classes even in popular languages like python. You still need someone at the wheel to parse the code to understand what is just made up nonsense and what is legit code.
Yah you need to train your chatgpt through extended conversation. Otherwise it could pull incorrect data. Narrowing the field as much as positive maximizes it's ability.
I play competitive Pokémon and use a web extension. I force chat gpt to summarize a section or sometimes all of the forum the game uses. After I can ask it questions and assign it tasks but I still have to be very specific in telling it to only pull information from the forum. It still struggles to be comprehensive in tasks like building a team. But asking the right questions is everything. I'm sure your correct abouts it's limitations because there is so much out of date and easy to confuse coding out there. If you had a site devoted to your problem make it analyze and only use that source.
@@Xoliduz that's not how ml works. It's not like the people having realtime conversations with Chat gpt make it more knowledgeable. OpenAI needs to collect the data and then retrain the model on it to update it. All you're doing is giving it context but that doesn't give it more knowledge.
You need someone at the wheel but it will still reduce the need of many software engineers. Rate of unemployment will increase significantly. A lot of tasks will be automated.
@@rameeziqbal8711 sure, some companies might go that direction but frankly, I would expect them to fail.
@@draakisback Some companies!!! Every company if they can get their hands on it. They would love to cut jobs and maximise profits. That's what they want- profit maximisation. You won't need a bunch of software engineers for tasks that will be automated. Just 2 or 3 will be more than enough to control the wheel.
Great video 😆💪
Thanks for promoting me.I'm stronger day by day.Stay with chatGPT
Shut up.
Good to see you bandwagon onto the next topic, I’m sure whatever next course you sell will definitely not use chatgpt hype to prey on people…
C'mon why am I so unlucky, I just got in uni and took computer science in nov last year and now I think there will be less opportunity to explore and learn because of chatgpt, instead of getting a mentor like senior we will be getting some ai without an emotion and which can't even motivate us when we do something wrong
You can ask chat gpt to motivate you😂
@@muhammadasaad5558 😂😂
Can you create a decent game app with ChatGPT?
the old guy at the end is that ai generated or just a voice edit of an old guy talking?
So we are living at point where history is about to be created
I wonder what jobs are going to be made by this revolution.
Scientists can probably never be replaced by AI.
@whatwhyandhow1718 managers, politicians too
I was shocked by the ability of the algorithms to understand situations and create a good and detailed answer. Still shocked :))) For me as a developer it is my own "Industrial Revolution" now, I am very exited :)
I am not saying that Chat GPT will eliminate the need of all software engineers 100%. But it will reduce the need of many software engineers. Rate of unemployment will increase significantly. A lot of tasks will be automated.
I don't actually program in the major languages, I use qb64, I'm a hobbiest that programs my own projects. I tried this out for the first time last night, It actually can write code for it! however, I'm constantly training it. I should now jump on board the other languages because they are being trained by millions of others as I think I was the first person to start training it on qb64 (judging by it's first line of code using screen 12 or screen 13 instead of screen _newimage(1920,1080,32) :P
Anyways, remember seeing Jurassic Park for the first time, or the movie Twister? How it was one of those moments that changed visuals forever, or that this is where we advanced! Well, right here, Chatgpt is one of those moments... For now, it's infancy, but holeeeeeeeee. This is going to be crazy...
Is that language easy to learn
what software did you use to for the app?
Jarvis of Tony Stark ?😂
This fellow will only talk and ask you to join the course 😂
I think my brain start shrinking again 😂
lol if you ever used ChatGPT in the real world, you would know that it has a lot of issues. Not that I dont use it, but at work realistically, it only write 3 percent of meaningful code that I use on a day to day basis
How did you do the Jarvis outro ??
Hahah grate content dude, made me wanna be your friend
Yea i just complete my assignment using chat gpt
THEY STOPPED THIS!! i’m trying to build an app currently and chat gpt refuses to do this now!! WHYYYYY
Will it replace a manual tester?? 😒
I know this is gonna sounds super stupid, but you got chat gpt to give you code, but what do you do with the code? Where do you paste it?
Which program you use for code to app?
This so scary ....how now iam gonna get job 😂
Should have added a function to remove items from the list.
Where did you find Jarvis ?
How did you make the video? Did you copy the code into your IDE?
Hey !!!! How do I teach you clever programmer?
Its codebase is including Stackoverflow now. It does not learn on its own, we have to show it the way first. AI and assisted coding is definately here to stay, it helps all of us developers to complete our task faster. And I think it also helps with overall quality of code if we all unite into using a common standard, just like using a framework.
😂😂 mass employment
Bro make video on replit of how to use database in python
The createors are building their own demise...lol
Is that old guy at the end of the video original human? If no please tell me how you created it.
MIND = BLOWN CHATGPT COMING GOT OUR JOBS NO WONDER WE ARE IN RECESSION
I am a pornstar. I will be fine.
this is the next stage to breaking into long time of coding
what sound track did you use?
chat gpt reveal the secretes of of all skilled people and now we're all domed. i'am going back for farming rice and live simple.
Best resolve for MVP!
music name 2:40 please?
Thanks for the content. Just like almond butter and strawberry jam sandwich; goooood.🎉 👍
It is just a replacement of stackoverflow..
now create a Netflix clone with 5pages
Es muy inteligente esa IA , puede hacer cualquier cosa, se los digo que es asi
If you know someone smarter than you that will do anything you say, will you be his companion or not?
I'm afraid to ask chatGPT to 'hack time' like in Kung Fury...
if u want much safe I'll introducing AI CHAT DEEPAI the AI CHAT DEEPAI is so powerful and much better than OPENAI since start 2015-2018 and u can show ur picture and video and code and anything u want
What website or exactly what kind of program are you using to do this
I know it's Chatgpt but I have it on my phone and it seems limited in what it tells me unlike what yours told you
Bro this chat gpt video is already made by other channels. You creating good content but you uploading late.
Sorry for that
But do the other videos have the wonderful tunes followed by ChatGPT in artificial human form? I think not.
@@CleverProgrammer No problem bro you give informative videos so I will support. I just give you the feedback.
what people need to understand from now on is that AI will change the world of programmers enormously. Think that jobs in software development are so well paid only because it is hard to find people in this field of activity. When AI will be able to ease the work of developers by 90%, and I don't think it's long until then (3-5 years), then all the huge salaries that programmers receive today will be normalized by the market. There will no longer be any difference between the salary of a programmer and a taxi driver. Because the programmer's intellectual effort will disappear, there are no more reasons for companies to pay programmers. I personally worked for years in the development of banking applications, and also because of the huge costs of programmer salaries in the industry, banks in Europe found digitized solutions based on advanced forms of AI that replaced software engineers who created solutions in code in proportion of over 80% so far. The salaries of the people who stayed on those AI-based software are minimal because they don't have to think anymore, they just press their buttons and the commands are executed. Microsoft has already fired 10,000 people and declared that they will invest billions of dollars to develop AI to replace programmers in most tasks. Will they still need programmers? Yes, but with a 10 times smaller number of programmers and who will be paid much less. chatGPT 4 will use trillions of times more parameters for much greater accuracy. What you see now is just a monster of what they already have. Plus chatGPT is not only for programming in express mode, but there will be extremely powerful solutions that will be specifically for programming and then an AI will obviously replace over 90% of the capabilities and needs of a programmer.
damn, and I just started my Computer Science course, future not looking good for us
@@Kgubex maybe you should transfer
@@mr.guzwee7695 i wish it was that easy, already paid and everything, it's very difficult to change now. The Computer Science field is broad, my only hope is that AI doesn't take all of the jobs in the field.
So in your opinion is this gonna geopardize the future of developement?
Is that mean as a front-end devoloper our jobs in danger? make a video about that
Yes it is
@@motionkings iam still learning what should i do
@@motionkings no man don't be so pessimistic. No one was out of work when "Wix" came along.
@@theundisputed8422 go ahead with learning web development these chatgpt videos are cool definitely but the reason Quazi was able to get the code was because he has knowledge about web development and he knows if chatgpt F's up (which it does) then he can fix it
@@theundisputed8422 and what chatgpt did here was make a single page Website can it make something complex? I don't think it can because I tried it and it stopped in the middle of the code multiple times, and who's stopping you to use chatgpt once you start making websites like I hated searching for good HTML templates now I have one because of chatgpt it's been so much easier
I was pretty sure ChatGPT would not respond that way to the prompt you gave at the beginning of the video. And that this is a clickbait video like all the others.
And I was correct, "I'm sorry, I am a language model and do not have the capability to write code for a todo list application using Next.js. However, I can provide you with some general information and guidance on how you could build such an app."
I've had relatively mild success with some app writing. But never with a basic prompt as the one you used.
Plus this will never replace the job of programmers. In fact, this only secures their positions, especially down the line when it comes to scaling up a program and still being able to understand what needs to be done