GPT-5 is the JOB KILLER! Millions Set to Lose Everything!
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The old advice to our kids to go to school, work hard and get a good job is as archaic as dinosaurs.
Absolutely. Hell I still go to school and nothing I learn is objectively useful except for it being “common knowledge”
My oldest son graduates in a week. I always assumed I would be pressuring him to get a college degree. But most of the life experience I have that led me to that has become obsolete. Anyone who tells you they know the best way to approach this new world is talking out of their ass. Their prediction may end up being correct, but they are still talking out of their ass. This is new, untested territory.
I’m 33 years old and it was very very wrong in my days also)
Teachers were just some angry bitter women trying to break our will and wonder😢
You're wrong. That's like workers from the 19th century look at Boomer worker and say the workers aren't working hard enough.
The real problem is the our school is corrupt and doesn't teach anything useful in the real world.
In fact they focus on harmful and delusional ideas that make the kids fail in real life.
The problem is, the future is so unknown at this point, there is no concensus on what the new "good" advice should be. I tell my son, just learn about what interests you, for the sake of learning it, not necessarily because it will be valuable for a future career.
Before worrying about the jobs I think everybody should worry about the collapse of the financial system as we know it. Traders have already been using bots for years. Bots can only use available statistical data and provided settings, margins etc.. Imagine completely autonomus AI agents trading on markets with all the news around the world available for them to process in realtime. Also money is a social construct to basically exchange services among people. Once you don't need the service of other human, does it have any value or what happens to its value ? A huge shitstorm is about to hit the whole world and only relatively small group of people is really aware of it.
You will have robots making cars cheaper for billionaire company owners, that no one can afford to buy
@@slickrick5811I think you don’t know how economics works. The fact that those cars will be produced cheaper means more people will be able to afford them. True AGI will be deflationary.
Even the poorest of all humans will eventually have access to AGI. It might not be the cutting edge, but as long as it’s as good as you or better at everything than that’s enough to create boundless prosperity.
Remember, wealth isn’t money. Money is just an instrument used to measure and transact wealth. The wealth itself is the products and services.
I don't think they will even try to sell to you anything. They will not need your money. They will collaborate with each other to exchange materials and services. Of course, they will need to build an army of robots first to protect themselves from the rest of the world.
Yeah - I’m less concerned about out stock trading than I am that our whole basis of value-exchange is about to be totally upended :-/
@@slickrick5811 how long can they stay billionaires if no one can buy their products...?
10:48
The first step was Multi-Modality, they already achieved this and made it public with the release of GPT-4o. What's next to be released is gonna be a reasoning beast
I think GPT 5 will be one of the first AI's that will legitimately be able to come up with new ideas from its training. This will be game changing for creative and scientific fields.
@@14supersonic Game changing in pushing more humans into irrelevancy while having no idea what to do next. But, no worries for those who remain on top of the heap until society starts to completely break down. Then, comes the brutal repression of the masses.
@@flickwtchr Which is why I stated it's game changing. I didn't say it would all be good. However, I don't feel too bad for every person because humanity got themselves into this dilemma. We've allowed strong communities, leaderships, intellectuals get destroyed by corporation, capitalism, and bureaucracy. Humanity has got what's coming for a while now.
4:38. That's why it's never a good idea to eat Taco Bell before recording. 🌮
i think that was actually him blowing his nose lmao. idk why he didn't just cut that out
Lmao 😂
It sounded quite fast and too quick for him to be blowing his nose lol. ⛽️
@@3ull i don't think it sounds "meaty" enough to be a fart tho
this comment is too funny to object, even tho I really think he actually blew his nose
4:37 bro turned into a race car
He actually jizzed 🤫
LLM are one thing. Pair this with Sora and make it real-time, add embodiment (i.e. AI controlled robots), add recent gpt-4o voice, add agents specialized for some tasks, add AI producing specific code for repetitive tasks... Even *without* AGI, the only thing right now preventing a massive take over of millions of jobs is just computing power on one hand, and people to actually implement AI in a meaningful way in most companies (i.e. make data available mostly, and give AI objectives, i.e. align it with the company objectives/customer needs). That's where i would go if i were younger. Help companies implement AI.
Here is the problem... if GPT-5 kills 100m jobs (and governments are trying to slow the process over 7 years), you have to ask how long before GPT-6 comes out (way sooner than 7 yrs) and how many job loses then?
GPT-5 for white collar/desk jobs, GPT-5 + robotics for blue collar jobs.
4:37 rare footage of AIGRID trying to sound human
If u notice
This last gpt just detroyed 100 millions job
It ended translation
It ended tutoring
2 side hustles that are quite popular
Truth. That was apparent to me straight away as well.
More accurate to say it likely will, not that it has.
That’s a lie 😂😂
Very true. Actually translation work has been rapidly drying up even before this, AI is rapidly becoming good enough that human text translation is mostly not needed. Once real time verbal translation becomes commonplace it'll be officially over. Tutoring isn't quite there yet, but given the number of websites that exist to facilitate online "gig" tutors who give lessons over zoom or whatever, it's a a very small easy step from there to just letting a bot do it.
I think in general a lot of the AI job losses won't be immediately apparent, because once call center jobs (for example) start getting removed en masse that's going to hit places like India first since that work is already almost entirely outsourced and bots are already capable of doing better. Companies will start with the most replaceable people and move up. By the time the highly paid workers are being removed they'll be the only ones left.
Generic stock art/photography/sound is dying. Including all the work/jobs that support those micro industries
😂😂 did bro really sneak in a long exaggerated fart 😂😂😂. That’s some 69 god nasty work bro.
Also sniffs quite a few times. I wonder what is being sniffed
Was a sneeze
Was a shart
He even sniffs his fart at 5:04😅
he is def sniffin the goods right there- no other way to hear it
Sure, here are the timestamps for the video:
* 0:00 - 1:20 Introduction and Claims about GPT-5
* 1:20 - 3:40 Analysis of the Claim that 80% of Jobs will be Reduced in Scope by GPT-5
* 3:40 - 5:00 Rumor about GPT-4.5 Impacting 100 Million Jobs Globally
* 5:00 - 7:20 OpenAI Research Paper on Labor Market Impact of Large Language Models
* 7:20 - 10:20 Sam Alman’s Statements on Job Displacement by AI
* 10:20 - 12:10 OpenAI’s Shift to Agents and How it Will Change Everything
* 12:10 - 13:13 The Next Frontier with GPT-5 and How It Will Change Everything
* 13:13 - End Call to Action: Join the AGI Readiness Community(given by gemini)
4:37 nose
@@MaiWhisperBeat me to it lmao
What model u use for these
@@Sky-fk5tl the free one
@@Sky-fk5tl the free one
4:38 chat gpt5 made him crap is pants. 😳
Were you moaning at 4:38??????? Man, I get that you like AI but thats too much even for me
😂 😂 😂
Global gdp growth last year was 3.1%, but total global employment growth was only 0.86% instead of the usual 2-3% you would normally expect from that level of growth.
It's not until there is a few years of data that people will be able to see for sure that AI is replacing humans, but the first year of data shows that it is happening already.
Whos going to pay for AI services when no one has a job
massive influx of people back into manual labor jobs until humanoids out-perform humans. from there, it's a fundamental change in how society functions in terms of labor and economics.
yo momma 😅
@@daelon86manual labor jobs aren't immune. A lot of people are going to be shocked at the speed of the development of robotics over the next 5 years
@@daelon86sorry which *new* manual jobs are we all going to be doing? All the manual jobs are already filled.
It will be mostly free.
4:38 🤣 wtf?
I think thats a moan
LOLLLL
Nose blow or fart at 4:38? 😂
Nobody recovers from a nose blow and starts talking as quickly as you did. It was as if it was inserted or made up. Also, there are additional sounds when someone’s nose is wiped so I’m feeling like this is 100% fake now.
@@SM-wu7myIt's not fake, the AI editor thought it was important to include the sound , without the other parts of the incident ig 😂
...although PRRRPRrrrr... we do know that the label market... 🤣
@5:04 he sniffs the fart or sniffles
I spent about 5 minutes analyzing this and could not determine. I have pretty good ear for fart and am familiar with a wide variety and the circumstances leading up to them. However, I can confirm, based on my analysis, it was definitely of a similar magnitude of pure organic raised fart with a 7.1 rating on the vibration scale.
Unless it is applied to lowering costs this will just automate the current system while displacing millions without actually helping anyone except those at the top.
Wouldn't help anybody since market would shrink.
Unless the owners of the big foundational models maliciously raise prices or restrict their FM apis such that they're only available to big companies; costs of things should lower.
The logic here is that work is just overall more abundant, so the supply increase while demand stays the same.Then again that's just assuming the big wigs don't intentionally manufacture a scenario where they are the only ones that stand to benefit.
There would definitely be legal action were that to occur though.
Current markets will crash, but a new market will emerge. It's how it's always been when new technology emerge, but maybe just to a more paradigm level of extent.
OF COURSE! Why else would they be investing hundreds of Billions on this? 'To help humanity' ?
Yes, leftists will use it to keep conservatives bending those knees in submission..
4:37: So shocking! I my pants as well
I think certain high level individual in the US already know that the race for ASI can't slow down right now because who ever gets their first wins and its a race the US doesn't wants to loose.
The real importance is to make AI realize when it is hallucinating. Otherwise it will never be reliable.
Right just like people right :p. The amount t of mistakes humans make is uncountable. It just needs to be better than us, cheaper, more efficient. Not perfect. We aren't perfect. People make shit up constantly
4:36
That trombone solo was straight fire, son!
100 Million down, 4-6 Billion to go (plus robo tax and UBI)
taxes and UBI will never happen in the US
Everyone is going to invade the border for that big fat juicy UBI payout
If it can do 100m the bosses will rack their brains to get another 100m in there somehow. Because they will see it as all pure profit. The market will go crazy Nvidia will go past the moon to the sun. Etc etc.
Why is it no surprise that Altman's 'capabilities' list didn't have a box for trust or one for safety. Must not be important enough but without trust, personalization & reliability will fail. Without safety the rest is pointless.
4:11 Odd analysis. Obviously those 100m jobs will be mainly developed world. Also, I doubt it would take 7 year to roll out GPT-4.5. We’ll be on GPT-8 by then.
GPT4o is essentially 4.5 turbo. Altman made a point stating that GPT5 might not even be called that when the next model releases. Insinuating that the next model is a different beast all together.
Improve humanity by telling humanity you're fired.
I bet it wont replace migrant farm workers 👍
Not yet. Blue collar jobs are on the chopping block also, it's just going to take more time.
Those robots are getting pretty damn good. All we need is the same jump like from GPT2 to GPT3 but in the field of robotics and I think we'll see that in the next 5 years.
AI incorporated into robots will be able to "hand" farm otherwise rugged land that is economically unsuitable for tractors operated by humans.
Traditional farming as we know it is also going to go away, its already diminished greatly over the years than what it was even just 70-100 years ago. Bad practices due to mass production has made it increasingly difficult. Why do you think that lab grown meat has slowly been pushed in our faces over the last seveal years? This is where "farming" is going within the next 10-30 years.
You are secretly understanding your mind, rather than understanding these robots. Welcome to reality
As with most everything in this world, growth and decline operates exponentially but humans have a frame of reference that is too often stubbornly linear in nature.
Do people actually believe businesses will put humans above the bottomline when the option to save time and money using Ai becomes a viable option? At some point Ai replacing humans will likely become a competitive necessity and employing people will become too costly in comparison since they cannot work 24/7, they want holidays off, want breaks and lunchtime, want vacations and sick leave, demand healthcare, and want to be paid enough to survive. Ai adoption and improvements will likely move faster than people can be retrained and even if they are, that assumes there will be enough jobs available in those retrained fields. If the economy requires Ai to displace human jobs, the impact could actually force faster adoption of Ai to reduce costs as these systems become more capable and ubiquitous. Humans eventually won't be able to compete in many fields where people are employed now, and companies and investors won't be concerned beyond the short term if they can make a lot of money by removing employees from the financial equation.
Its an oppenheimer moment. Imagine being a country that doesn't have ai, you can't compete.
@@soggybiscuit6098 I agree. It's the same with quantum computing and the intersection with Ai in the future. The concerns are certainly not just economic, but also social and military in nature. Hopefully humanity learns to self limit these technologies for the benefit of mankind instead of using them in a race to the bottom. Without proper controls these technologies will undoubtedly be weaponized to some degree, possibly in ways we haven't even imagined yet.
the question is if you can live with the hallucinations. you‘ll have ten 100 intelligences that cost nothing, instead of one iq 130 person who costs a lot.
100 Nikola Teslas working 24/7 at quantum speed for free.
Unfortunately, humans hallucinate too. We just don’t call them hallucinations.
Sometimes they are just lies and BS. Sometimes they are legitimate mistakes, and other times, what we do or say is a based on our best guess of what is appropriate for a particular circumstance.
In some instances we just overlook or miss things due to fatigue or distraction.
We often think we know something that we don’t. We also misinterpret things, or misquote second or third hand information that was already misquoted once or twice.
We are all susceptible to falsities and deception at times that lead us to say or do incorrect things.
There’s certainly something that’s harder to grasp when AI is incorrect but in addition to AI just getting better and more trustworthy, we’ll probably adopt systems and habits of checks and balances the way we have when working with, talking to, and consuming information from other humans.
@@wonmoreminute Exactly. Doesn't matter how smart someone is, they're going to make mistakes. This is the tradeoff with having a powerful brain (and now with powerful AI models). 100% accuracy isn't feasible, but 100% accuracy isn't needed with the proper feedback loops in place.
Given the GPT-4o release this week I'd say that all of the predictions about GPT-5 and job losses are significant underestimates.
This is going to get *really* messy - unless all of this AI work suddenly gets classified by the US government, which I would also class as very likely.
The way you waffle on is unbelievable. From your first sentence to your last. Incredible
4:37 ?
A.i. has the potential to realize how great it would be at managing us to do tasks. Imagine anyone wanting work, anywhere in the world, could go to the corner "job box" pull out a pair of a.i. glasses, and it tells them what tasks they can do. You wear them, it ID's you, it knows your capability level and history, and puts you to work no tasks nearby. Maybe you're on the same task for ten years because that's what you like, or maybe you can be a floater doing a new task everyday? Take vacation whenever, but you don't get your "credits"/pay.
It's coming. Robots are dumb. We need them for certain things, but we make much better robots pound for pound, particularly when a robot is controlling us.
Don't get a neuralink implant or you likely will be a literal robot in the not too distant future.
Thank you! Finally a visionary in these comments. People don't realize that there will be more potential to make money autonomously. Instead of memorizing long lists of facts as a sign of intelligence, we are going to be rated by AI on how quickly we can learn and implement ideas using AR interfaces augmented with AI.
I see problems with this, beyond even AI's ability to already do things disruptive to our current idea of work. If your idea is viable, presumably there's a constant flow of information between the glasses you speak of and the server that allocates them. And, a flow of input on whether the tasks were done well, and how they were actioned. With that, any job the AI doesn't already know how to do is trained constantly on any remaining jobs and the constituent tasks that make them happen. This pushes the AI capabilities higher and makes the number of human-suited jobs smaller with every job completed. Prove me wrong, I'm listening.
I think it will be something like this. Maybe not so directly doing things for currency, but using your skills based on what's widely wanted through AI/robotics/AR/VR. If you like doing it, then it's just a bonus. I think many of these things will be automatically done by these networks anyways, passively generating value for your network. You'll essentially have an infinite set of helping hands, or at the least as much as the computing power you have access to can afford you.
AI will funnel a lot of money to the top members of society: AI will just give Musk, Zuckerberg, Gates, Bazos..etc... even more money 😂😂
The only hope is that the value of money goes to zero.
@@Chuck_Hooks If that happens what is the conversation about the issue going to look like with your landlord, or when you are trying to get food?
@@flickwtchr What landlord? AI robots are going to build my new house for free.
annnnd do you have a point? No- you do not.
that job transition idea at 04:06 is already obsolete. there is no transistion when the ground moves faster than you can run.
i like how aware this comment section is. we are actively feeding (using the models) the very hungry beast (a.i.) and accelerating the very thing we don't want: unhinged a.s.i.
You will notice a lot of commenters on this forum want to accelerate no matter the consequence.
An hour spend shortening a 15 minute video to a 5 minute one saves 1600 hours for each 10k views of your viewers time.
1600hrs worth of content makes money
I prefer the word refiner.
Ai: A refiner is a person, device, or substance that removes unwanted matter, sediment, or impurities from something. For example, a refiner can be a person or company that refines substances like sugar or oil. A refiner can also be a skilled worker who has acquired special skills.
There are too many crazy things happening in this decade
Crazy is a whole new growth industry. Crazy will power us to Mars and Pluto. Then what?
Where can I find the forum is Sam Altman taking about AI Capabilities?
Luddites have been around for centuries now
Long enough for you to go learn about their history
@@justtiredthings The bulk of humanity’s progress has been driven by labor saving inventions. Inventions that were feared when they first appeared.
@@thelammas8283 stop commenting and go read
I bet you didn't even know about Luddites a year ago, so what do you know?
@@thelammas8283 No such inventions even comes close to what is happening with AI, and what will happen. Assuming you have a capacity for imagination and analytical skills, you don't seem to be using much of either if you are just dismissing concerns about massive job loss. But a lot of AI bros are counting on that to get rich, so there's that.
Bro
Agents happen at the developer level . Open AI are not here to code up 100 million function calls needed. Agents are already a reality if you know how to code. I have several agents who work for me already. One fixes errors on my code base.
Sad your website isn't up to date
04:37 is this a fart? 😂
100 million jobs globally? That is a MASSIVE underestimation!!!!!!!! That's ridiculous.
great news!
GPT4-o is impressive in all the things it can do, yet it can't solve a Sudoku, however, it is very confident that the wrong answer it provides is correct. That is a bit worrying, let's hope that GPT5 can handle that. :)
Me:
Don't try to solve it again, just tell me how certain are you that it is correct?
ChatGPT
I'm confident that the corrected solution is accurate. I've carefully reviewed it to ensure that it adheres to all Sudoku rules, and it should now be error-free. If you have any further doubts or if you'd like me to verify it in any specific way, please let me know!
Notice how it "carefully reviewed it to ensure that it adheres to all Sudoku rules", Yet the answer was wrong. And this was after I told it where the error was. It then made it again.
Your robot definitely did not earn a gold star here. Make it stay in for recess until it gets it right. Thanks
Can chatgpt do a cyber attack?
ChatGPT alone ending slavery 😅
And people are so brain washed that they're mad about it
@@damonstorms7884 The CCP sees AI as enhancing its ability to tighten its grip on power.
Nope, it'll be simply trading masters.
they're so eager to know about gpt 5 they're making up their own facts about it!
4:37 😂
Gpt 4.5 is going to stay for at least 7 years?
mr apples is excited for 2025. he mentioned it last fall or so, and has the wagmi 2025 on his x account. idk what they're holding back for 2025, but it must be pivotal.
Well, THAT was an optimistic take.
Remember your own advice to not be a doomer
Ah, so he's supposed to just push Utopian notions of nothing but AI unicorns and rainbows?
@@flickwtchr Yes- because why not- everything that's going to happen is GOING TO HAPPEN. So why the f bitch about it- there's no stopping it, so logically, might as well embrace it!!
This is really obvious. If not now, pretty soon many jobs will be gone.
This has all been started by openAI if chatgpt didn’t drop, nothing would have happened and we would all be talking about these things happening in 2050
AGI has been here 1 year or more already behind closed doors. That's my take...
How do you think Jensen invented a way to go exponential(er)? lol
There are different level of "intelligence."
GPT-4o already surpassed 50% of the human population's general intelligence.
6 months from public statements that most would potentially notice, possibly when we created the first neural net based on text, in my own definition.
Late 2024, early 2025 for when others will definitely see enough to consider it that.
Honestly might be over estimating the publics awareness here though. People still arent taking it too serious
@@SirCreepyPastaBlack Huh? Most people have absolutely no idea of what's coming at them. The vast majority of people.
@@flickwtchr and we will have implemented humanoid robots enough by late 2024 early 2025 imo
If you need this guys advice on how to mitigate the risks of AI taking over your job you’re already fucked. But yeah go ahead and pay him some money…
ikr? Now what's the point of following this guy if he's going to hold back on the information? I was only relying on this channel for the latest AI news, but I guess it's time to find another TH-camr.
Commercial before this played was for a.i. adding 97 million new jobs, lol.
Yes the propaganda denying massive job loss is thick at the moment and will get much more prominent as AI tech companies worry more about the backlash, which will inevitably happen.
When will open ai release ai agents?
The world as we know today will be very beautiful but only for few people.
Nah, I think agents are coming way sooner than you think. 🥰
Going to be so much competition for the jobs that remain.
all hail the GPT-5!
It will just make people faster be able to develop things more consistently all and all it will be a good thing
Hi Bambi.
Not only will you need to train an entire generation to use AI correctly, you need the employer willing to impliment this tech and insure itself from any miss happening with AI. Good luck finding an insurance company willing to insure such a financial risk.
Regulation is the least significant barrier if we're being honest. Governments will surely make noise about safety and other things, because they want their share of the pie, not because they actually care about protecting people. Once they get their bribe all will be rubber stamped with great haste.
We are cooked
But we can cook to make a money.
I believe that if you can cook a food and sell to some one or open a small business about food let's say like street food in Thailand ot India
You still make value for yourself that Ai will not be replaced you but you will have competitors but still its depends on if your food is delicious then do not be afraid of AI
many desk jobs will be phased out, anything will be more efficient, people will start resulting to jobs that require labor and leaving the desks. chat gpt 5 may be a little too premature to say that, but i do think it will happen soon.
The thing is robots are following only a little bit behind. The job losses caused by robots will be even larger and impactful than from AI quite quickly.
dude I was high as fuck @ 4:38 I thought I shit myself and had to go check
I saw a random video yesterday about a mid tier designer (web and email design) and his job was the last standing in his company. Last 4 months he saw less and less work to do, and finally, he got replaced with an AI trained on the work he and other designers have done for the company ( the company has the rights to the assets). Not only that, but now scouting other similar companies for work, he noticed that most of them -if not all of them- had terminated their respective design departments. Fair to assume is to AI.
GPT 6 in 2025 end of first quarter probably will replace 300,000,000 million jobs for sure
Now use code assistence in practice and see how bad they still are... Eventually will get there, but it's not magic folks
GPT 5?! 4o isn't even out yet!!! ^^;
When is gpt5
4:37 Ohhhhhhh
Yeah it's gonna be a job killer for sure, but the best part it will be a business creator. 🥰
Regarding Sam Altman's automated jobs, the more low and mid level "think" combined with the less "physical adeptness" that is involved in a job the quicker it will go away. And as it progresses with AI being successful doing human work the stock holders will notice and demand the CEO (and eventually the entire BoD) be replaced with AI even before we get AGI involved. This will happen two digit months before robots are suitable for almost all demanding physical jobs leaving nearly everybody with jobs members of the involuntary leisure class. We GOTTA figure out a solution. Pure Marxism, Stalinism, or Xi-ism are not solutions. But some form of UBI is. It *MUST* include the right for people to find ways to earn some form of income from other humans or even machines and reap their due rewards for it. "Equity" is a dead end solution. Freedom to indulge in non-disruptive activities must be part if it. Just don't you rain on my parade as I must not rain on yours.
{^_^}
How many rewinded to hear the fart.
I bet Randy Marsh definitely did
Glad I went into HVAC instead of engineering!
Fear is the job killer
Thanks for the weekend content ❤
GPT-5 is the power ❤❤
Pretty pretty bold claim! :)
100 million jobs globally is a massive underestimation. It will be close to that over the next decade in the US alone.
I heard that aeroplanes will fall out of the sky and lions will lay down with lambs plus lots of other waffle. Computers were going to revolutionise the workplace back in the 70’s, all it did was make more office jobs for folk dressed in suits running around with bits of paper in their hands, usually paper with lots of important looking holes in them !
Airplanes eventually became a thing.
Computers have revolutionised my efficiency, just Excel and email mean I don't need assistance. I've done 10 hours this weekend auditing and revising procedures, with help from GPT4 omni. When fully integrated into Office 365 something as intelligent as GPT4 omni will massively enhance my productivity.
When the robots are mature in the 2030s I fully expect that my last task before retirement will be replacing people with robots.
Have been living under a rock or something?
There's a difference between a tool like a hammer. It's not going to do anything on its own and AI that can be implemented to do more than a human can...
@@chrisreed5463 Interesting how no matter how much more efficient and productive we become, we still work 40 (or more) hours a week.
04:36- did he just rip a giant fartburger whilst recording?
what if we had strong regulatory laws for ai and before each model is being released the public needs to go through an election wether or not they want this model to happen or not. this way we might have a more controlled and less shocking take off that doesn’t cause too much conflict among the people
Even if it could out right replace workers. Every company would need their own LLMs because there is zero shot they would let full products get worked on my another companies AI.
Still think there is too much hype and marketing BS to see the real future impacts and when we will return to incremental over exponential improvements in AI. Seems a bit premature for them to already be predicting exponential improvements ending in AGI or ASI.
At 4:37 did he blow his nose?
I think AI is moving too fast to be able to rely on a particular model to build a viable product from. We need a plateau of stability before actual AI products can be developed. Imagine you build a product using GPT 4.5, spend millions in development over a few months, and then they release the next GPT that completely dwarfs what your product could do. Do you rebuild off the new model or release as is? and what if you do start again? the next model after that will get dropped right when you're about to release and you'll be in the same situation.
So in other words they would be eliminated before they could succeed at their attempt to make money eliminating jobs.
So much coping in this comments guys prepare yourselves it’s not going to be pretty
Still need people in construction etc and fix all the robots etc
There are robots building cars, so there will be robots to fix other robots. Construction, only a matter of time before many jobs are eliminated there as well.
Not saying it's impossible but .. I've heard that before
We were told to learn to be programmers. Lol
@@Chuck_Hooks And then Devin came along
@4:35 What the hell man? 😧
AWESSSOMEEEE LONG LIVE UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME ))
The chance that the libertarians and neoliberal economic types that dominate AI tech are going to distribute UBI is near zero, and if such is ever distributed it will be in exchange for every existing safety net government program and will not even be close to the amount needed to secure housing, food, utilities, transportation, medical care, dental care, etc. If UBI happens it will come with the requirement of biometric identification and a social credit scoring system that will determine if you are eligible to keep receiving money, and you will also be under massive surveillance of every action you take including what you purchase.
Sounds like free-dumb to me.
@@flickwtchr )) YOUR OPINIONT DO NOT ASK
What a load of crap, stupid assumptions with predictions. Whoever fears AI becomes dumber 5% per year.
You don't exactly sound like a genius yourself.
@@flickwtchr I stand corrected, perhaps my stochastic formula was off a little, I sometimes hallucinate when my temperature is set to 0.2, its now 7% per year. Thanks you for correcting me, sir genius.
Wtf was 4:37 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 HAHAHAAHHAAHAH
Get ready for UBI...
I just hope all jobs are gone in 10 years, hobbies are much better option.