Am i crazy for thinking ChatGPT is underhyped? Especially after its search feature, I literally don’t use google anymore other than to search for an article I want to read or website I dont fully know the name of. Also I work at a computer repair shop and I will get coworkers saying “how tf did you figure that out so fast?” And in reality all i did was take a picture of the error code, upload it to chatgpt or claude, and ask it to outline a detailed repair procedure. Their next reaction is usually “it can do that??” And my response is “You didn’t know?!!??!”
ChatGPT actually helps me a lot outside of my work as a software engineer, I’m new to Mac OS and iOS and it has helped me learn and fix stuff that I’d spend a long time looking for. It maybe over hyped, but it’s surely a very useful tool.
As a physics student, I’ve been using AI for several years, spending most of my day working with it on advanced physics, mathematics, programming, and writing a book. Far from overhyped, AI has transformed my life and greatly enhanced my studies. With new IA reasoners like OpenAI o1, it’s becoming increasingly intelligent and reliable, making it an indispensable tool for complex reasoning. But I understand that, for those with more general use cases, it may not feel as transformative.
I can’t believe how mainstream ChatGPT is. I’ve heard lots of people on the street say, “Ask ChatGPT” instead of “Ask Google.” It’s not actually AI but it may as well be to the layperson. Kinda wild.
ChatGPT is a powerful tool but not flawless; it excels at many tasks yet struggles with nuance and deep specialization. The hype is fair for its accessibility and versatility, but overhype happens when people expect miracles. Think of it as a brilliant assistant, not a replacement for human expertise.
ChatGPT has been instrumental in teaching me fluid dynamics and math. Anyone who says "ChatGPT is overhyped" or whatever hasn't used it properly. I could teach an entire class on how to use this thing and how well it works. It requires being incredibly specific but I get phenomenal results. Tbh I think the secret is just being autistic and loving to learn which makes me leverage any tool I can to learn as much as I can. "BUT MUH AI HALLUCINATIONS" yeah, that's gotten better over time. It's a learning algo. It gets smarter over time.
10:30 i tried to code using chatgpt and its absolutely horrible, try building an app from scratch its absolutely horrible , yet to develop a speaker im building it was perfect becaue it introduced me to a lot of formulaes and concepts i had no idea before. so it can be an extention of your brain, just not for every task... i think it bottoms out at tasks that require fine tunning, but its great at learning general to medium tuning where you give the manual sprinkle to finish off. excel handeling is aweful, picture generation is aweful (try generating a triangular laptop with a triangular screen and body, it simply wont do it)
Mechanical keyboards are a strange phenomenon. They're beautiful and the tactile feedback is pleasing, but for professional work (on a clock and having to type fast) they're not worth it imo. Even my low profile mechanical (K100 air) results in fewer wpm than a standard chiclet. My advice: If you're buying for work, get either a Logitech MX Keys or an Apple Magic keyboard. Microsoft Surface keyboard is good too. I'd say MX Keys is the best of the three. Personal preference though.
Yeah I used to think chatGPT was over hyped. But recently I ended up subscribing. As you guys said, for some people it's great. For me as an IT Infrastructure Architect, I can run my design ideas by it and check it. Where as I would often have to do so many Google Searches, trying to understand compatibility, preparation steps, how things work in scenario x, y etc, asking chatGPT does it in one. Of course I have to fact check it, but it saves me a lot of legwork.
I am specifically waiting for advanced image generation for creating network diagrams. As well as creating configurations from a network diagram. I think that will be huge.
@chrisrogers1092 no more having to get the arrows to match up with the boxes / devices any more. The amount of time I spend trying to get my connectors pixel perfect is ridiculous 🤣
I mean, it's not by just being "over-hyped" that an app like this jumps up to the rank of the 8th most visited website in the world and have hundreds of millions of people using it monthly. Clearly this is not just "some people" so their take might be kind of Dunning Kruger-ish all thing considered. It really is a lot of help for people who don't necessarily have access readily to a lot of types of assistances and very cheap at doing that :v It's so easy for example for a developer to learn new syntax from a programming language without bothering with docs, learning new languages or ELI5ing concepts which aren't straight forward to grasp, brainstorming ideas, have it review your writing, finding motivation, or just organizing yourself especially if you're a person with ADHD... There are a million uses you can find of ChatGPT, obviously it's not some kind of Iron Man's omniscient AI kind of tool but I don't think it ever pretended to be so, although it's its ultimate goal eventually I guess.
I dunno. I feel like the time I've spent fact-checking is actually just as much if not more than what I would have spent googling everything myself (or if not, definitely a lot less frustrated)
Before I visit any major city, I mark all sights, als subway lines and many restaurants on Google Earth and copy the file to my phone. For Google Earth a big display is really useful, but it also has to be bright.
I'm in telecommunications and a big part of my job is documentation of my direct reports. Chat GPT has had a HUGE impact on my productivity. I'm able to record my conversations and have a real dialogue that info is organized into templates that I've educated it to organize the info into. a 25 minute - 35 minute endeavor takes me 2 minutes. I know of officers in the field who voice record their incident reports and chat gpt completes the task in their desired format. After education it's game changing. Def not overhyped if you have to document what you see or talk about for a living.
A little secret about chat gpt not being used is you can ask it to do things like math and science calculations in the background behind the scenes meanwhile writing something that uses it in general like realistic scenarios
@zacharykosove9048 na it does cuz i make realistic scenario simulations like for example i can have anime wars and it'll program the fights with real time calculations behind the scenes without typing it directly on my screen and just narrate the plot line
@zacharykosove9048 tell chat gpt to simulate superman vs thor but give each the power of black hole manipulation powers in the hyperbolic time chamber but in the background behind the scenes calculate the math and science in realtime with a compas, measuring tape, caliper, longitude and latitude for tracking characters at all times make all attacks gore based beyond fiction for accurate realism See what happens build on it if u have better ideas
When I used to use the z fold 4, samsung dex requires using an external display since it always ask for using an external display. I wanted to use samsung dex with the z fold 4 inner display when the phone is not connected to an external display. For example, when I used to have the note 9, I could use samsung dex from the note 9 own display without requiring an external display. I wanna be able to use the z fold 4 own inner display along side with samsung dex like I used to be able to do with the note 9 when no external display is available or accessible when I commute on the bus. Being able to use samsung dex from the z fold 4 inner display would be more productive and useful when traveling to get work done or being active while doing stuff on the phone is helpful. Having to carry an external display on the bus or inside an uber is not practical and cumbersome so using the z fold 4 inner display with samsung dex alleviates having to carry something else because you already have something with you in your pocket.
What I mean is it's rapidly changing industries that you guys don't see. Education. Programming. Music. Movie. I definitely think people underestimate the power of making a work that normally takes a day into an hour and they sleep on it.
I will be into fold phones once they fix the fold itself. You can clearly see the crease when its open, and im betting that in 3 years, all the folds will have dust and mechanical issues. If i ever get proof that those are solved, im 100% interested
I still haven't used chatGPT at all lol. And I love the flip phones more than the foldable ones. Probably more nostalgic than anything else, but it actually makes more sense to me for the phone to become more compact for your pockets, and then you still have a big screen that you will use all the time when you flip it open.
I love ChatGPT, if a person approaches it like Google, then they won't scratch the surface of what it can do. From Brainstorming complicated plans with -01, to using canvas to write code and execute on helping me define and iterate on projects...it;s amazing. Far more helpful than Google with Search mode.
@@enadegheeghaghe6369same stance I took. Like all you people wanna throw stone and act like you’ve never speeded before. It’s just a high-horse situation of seeing a celebrity getting it on tape for folks to see. It makes people think it’s different and their speeding is totally okay because it wasn’t caught in 4K for millions to see.
I agree chatGPT is overhyped... But the reason... as to why, it is believed to change the way everything works is because, unlike any of the other AI architectures for which we know it's limitations... We still haven't even come close to identifying the limitations of the transformer architecture... and also because it is able to model the generalization of the data more clearly then before....
Realistically ChatGPT wouldn’t be overhyped because we’ve had Ai chat for over 10 years. Now.. Overhyped in the sense we need accounts to use it. Like social sites.
Marques is literary one of the nicest and humble guy on TH-cam. Ya'll act like you've never done anything wrong before. Cut him some slack. He made a mistake and didn't hurt anyone. Move on.
he was driving 3 times the speed limit on a school zone where in the video you can see 3 signs warning the speed, tried hiding it in video and only addressed the whole thing and removed the part of the video was because of the backlash. it's not that no one else has done something bad ever. it's that he broke the law, could've put people in danger, and tried to hide the whole thing
@@Agownsrs2 no, i'm not a saint. but i'm also not filming myself breaking the law and endangering others and then upload it to youtube and try to edit out the parts where i'm breaking the law and only apologize for my actions because people caught me doing all that
I don't really care about cutting Marques some slack, but the amount of waste-of-space joke comments are getting annoying. I wish people would rather upvote actually useful comments. The jokes are getting old, get over it.
@@Ray_Vun Exactly. His audience hold him at a higher standard. I don't expect him to do something so dangerous and illegal. I expect that from really cringe creators (twitch pranksters etc).
Foldables underhyped and at the same time unreliable. You should do a review of a foldable like Z6 after 1 year of usage. In our experience around 1 year mark the screen starts to have issues, the crease gets more noticeable and the protection starts to peel off, making way for the dust and other particles to creep underneath. As form factor, I love it, and I would probably get another one only when the external screen (looking at you Samsung Flip) will have at least 95% usability and functionality compared with the inside screen.
5:55 I've watched some really good video essays, usually ones that were recommended to me or from creators I like. But 9 times out of 10 if I see a 30 min video essay out in the wild, I'm not clicking on it.
Yeah it's clear that it is a straight up Dunning-Kruger take from them... It's not by just being "overhyped" that an app like this jumps up to the 8th most visited website in the world and have hundreds of millions of people using it monthly. It really is a lot of help for people who don't necessarily have access readily to a lot of types of assistances for example and very cheap at doing that :v It's so easy for example for a developer to learn new syntax from a programming language without bothering with docs, learning new languages or ELI5ing concepts which aren't straight forward to grasp, brainstorming ideas, have it review your writing, finding motivation, or just organizing yourself especially if you're a person with ADHD... There are a million uses you can find of ChatGPT, obviously it's not some kind of Iron Man's omniscient AI kind of tool but I don't think it ever pretended to be so...
Using ChatGPT effectively requires learning and critical thinking to unlock its full potential. I’ve been using it intensively for over a year and am still amazed by what it can do, especially in dialogue. It’s similar to understanding "evil" algorithms-once you know how they work, like on TH-cam, you can influence them and use them to your advantage instead of being controlled by them. Unfortunately, many people use ChatGPT on a very superficial level. Those who dive deeper will see its true potential. Of course, ChatGPT isn’t perfect-it’s only as good as the person using it.
I don’t think ChatGPT is overhyped. I think it’s under utilized. We have a habit to break first and think beyond writing help, or google search. There are so much more things that ChatGPT can do that a few know of, and so much more that we haven’t even thought of as a society.
To me, foldable phones are overhyped. I'd rather focus on one piece of info rather than two at a time. If the form factor isn't bringing a considerable improvement in the entertainment aspect (videos), it isn't worth it. I have high hopes in this regard for the Tri-fold future, when the wall of safely handling the phone in D2D life is properly resolved. 😂👍
Honestly it's great for reading e-books, comics and just webpages which the developers didn't bother to adapt for the smartphone form factor (sadly it's still very common on a lot of Japanese websites lol).
One of the problems is that when Marques addressed the incident on the podcast, his “attempt “ at an “apology” wasn’t a real apology about the incident and fell short. He also seemed to deflect and make it seem like everyone was upset about the “sponsored” video. He’s not saying much and hoping the controversy will die down. Not suggesting it should happen but video evidence has shown to get people arrested for illegal acts, intended or not
Speeding ticket? What are you talking about? You are totally on the wrong page if YOU thought this was about a speeding ticket, it’s not, I would tell you what the incident entailed but you need to do your research before publicly commenting on something that you clearly have no idea and know nothing about. Read all the comments about the incident, and search other sources about the incident. Assuming instead of thoroughly investigating and gathering facts is not a good look and gets many people in trouble and leads to the wrong conclusions which you just demonstrated by failing to investigate before commenting. Your uninformed comment fails to address what could have had a tragic outcome. 🤷
@@wilty5 I looked into it and it's still a mundane issue. People break speed limits everyday in all kinds of places. Y'all just Pilling on because Marques is well known. Demanding an apology like he personally offended you or something. Do you want him to send you a hand written apology letter with a vial of his tears to show how sorry he is for this "crime against humanity"?
@@enadegheeghaghe6369 ok, Sherlock, thx for pointing out the obvious, common sense tells us that ‘people break speed limits every day in all kinds of places’, It could be argued that 1.) MOST don’t Intentionally do it at 96MPH in a posted speed limit with children at play signs, 2.)MOST don’t post video evidence of the crime on YT for the world & L.E. to view & make a failed attempt at editing out a portion of the evidence. 3)MOST don’t delete the video evidence when they discover that the video evidence wasn’t completely destroyed & make a lame excuse as to why they deleted it without an accompanying legit explanation, statement. It’s also astonishing that Marqes & his team didn’t see the impact & danger of doing this demonstration in their chosen spot. Marqes is very busy, that’s why it’s important to have a team around him that can spot these perils before they happen and mitigate them, but ultimately, he’s still on the hook for the final decision & result. You calling child safety a mundane issue is to say the least: ASTONISHING, CONCERNING, TELLING, SHOCKING, & MIND BOGGLING, etc.
Maybe you should ask chatGPT whether going beyond the speed limit in a schoolzone, selling overpriced wallpapers rip offs and spreading apple propaganda is a good idea.
What Apple propaganda? At least recently he's been talking about the good things and the bad things. But yes, the other two things on your list were ridiculous for him to do.
How is it overhyped my wife?And I have been fighting a lawsuit for 5 months.Single-handedly with chat u.P.T it's going to human rights tribunal and we're likely to win and chat g p t set up every single step of the process
It's sort of amazing how clueless these guys who supposedly have their finger on the pulse of tech are...LLM's like ChatGPT are underhyped for doing all sorts of useful work. These guys are obviously normies, and have never really tried working with it.
Am i crazy for thinking ChatGPT is underhyped? Especially after its search feature, I literally don’t use google anymore other than to search for an article I want to read or website I dont fully know the name of.
Also I work at a computer repair shop and I will get coworkers saying “how tf did you figure that out so fast?” And in reality all i did was take a picture of the error code, upload it to chatgpt or claude, and ask it to outline a detailed repair procedure. Their next reaction is usually “it can do that??” And my response is “You didn’t know?!!??!”
ChatGPT is fast, not as fast as Marques tho
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not that deep lil bro
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ChatGPT actually helps me a lot outside of my work as a software engineer, I’m new to Mac OS and iOS and it has helped me learn and fix stuff that I’d spend a long time looking for. It maybe over hyped, but it’s surely a very useful tool.
It provides a lot of value to me as well. ChatGPT is a tool, not a toy.
have you tried perplexity? it is way more cooler and straight to the point.
ChatGPT’s contextual learning is incredible. If you don’t mind another company having your data, this one is actually is fun and helpful.
ChatGPT is a information accumulator. Not a information generator, the latter of which companies market it to be.
0:14 Dope or nope because it’s his show
also obviously the better option
As a physics student, I’ve been using AI for several years, spending most of my day working with it on advanced physics, mathematics, programming, and writing a book. Far from overhyped, AI has transformed my life and greatly enhanced my studies. With new IA reasoners like OpenAI o1, it’s becoming increasingly intelligent and reliable, making it an indispensable tool for complex reasoning. But I understand that, for those with more general use cases, it may not feel as transformative.
I can’t believe how mainstream ChatGPT is. I’ve heard lots of people on the street say, “Ask ChatGPT” instead of “Ask Google.” It’s not actually AI but it may as well be to the layperson. Kinda wild.
ChatGPT is a powerful tool but not flawless; it excels at many tasks yet struggles with nuance and deep specialization. The hype is fair for its accessibility and versatility, but overhype happens when people expect miracles. Think of it as a brilliant assistant, not a replacement for human expertise.
Don't sleep on ChatGPT... keep playing with it until you figure out how it can help your day to day
ChatGPT has been instrumental in teaching me fluid dynamics and math. Anyone who says "ChatGPT is overhyped" or whatever hasn't used it properly. I could teach an entire class on how to use this thing and how well it works. It requires being incredibly specific but I get phenomenal results. Tbh I think the secret is just being autistic and loving to learn which makes me leverage any tool I can to learn as much as I can. "BUT MUH AI HALLUCINATIONS" yeah, that's gotten better over time. It's a learning algo. It gets smarter over time.
Facts.
Agreed. If people approach it just like a Google..then you won't get much out of it.
+1 ChatGPT vastly improves productivity/learning if you know how to use it - which it seems most people today do not.
"this is at best a video rough draft" 😂😂😂 Andrew's witty dad jokes literally throw me to the floor
10:30 i tried to code using chatgpt and its absolutely horrible, try building an app from scratch its absolutely horrible , yet to develop a speaker im building it was perfect becaue it introduced me to a lot of formulaes and concepts i had no idea before. so it can be an extention of your brain, just not for every task...
i think it bottoms out at tasks that require fine tunning, but its great at learning general to medium tuning where you give the manual sprinkle to finish off.
excel handeling is aweful, picture generation is aweful (try generating a triangular laptop with a triangular screen and body, it simply wont do it)
Mechanical keyboards are a strange phenomenon. They're beautiful and the tactile feedback is pleasing, but for professional work (on a clock and having to type fast) they're not worth it imo. Even my low profile mechanical (K100 air) results in fewer wpm than a standard chiclet. My advice: If you're buying for work, get either a Logitech MX Keys or an Apple Magic keyboard. Microsoft Surface keyboard is good too. I'd say MX Keys is the best of the three. Personal preference though.
Being hydrophobic means that oils and waxes would adhere to the ceramic coating, chemistry people, chemistry.
Yeah I used to think chatGPT was over hyped. But recently I ended up subscribing. As you guys said, for some people it's great.
For me as an IT Infrastructure Architect, I can run my design ideas by it and check it. Where as I would often have to do so many Google Searches, trying to understand compatibility, preparation steps, how things work in scenario x, y etc, asking chatGPT does it in one.
Of course I have to fact check it, but it saves me a lot of legwork.
I am specifically waiting for advanced image generation for creating network diagrams. As well as creating configurations from a network diagram. I think that will be huge.
@chrisrogers1092 no more having to get the arrows to match up with the boxes / devices any more.
The amount of time I spend trying to get my connectors pixel perfect is ridiculous 🤣
I mean, it's not by just being "over-hyped" that an app like this jumps up to the rank of the 8th most visited website in the world and have hundreds of millions of people using it monthly. Clearly this is not just "some people" so their take might be kind of Dunning Kruger-ish all thing considered.
It really is a lot of help for people who don't necessarily have access readily to a lot of types of assistances and very cheap at doing that :v It's so easy for example for a developer to learn new syntax from a programming language without bothering with docs, learning new languages or ELI5ing concepts which aren't straight forward to grasp, brainstorming ideas, have it review your writing, finding motivation, or just organizing yourself especially if you're a person with ADHD...
There are a million uses you can find of ChatGPT, obviously it's not some kind of Iron Man's omniscient AI kind of tool but I don't think it ever pretended to be so, although it's its ultimate goal eventually I guess.
I dunno. I feel like the time I've spent fact-checking is actually just as much if not more than what I would have spent googling everything myself (or if not, definitely a lot less frustrated)
@e21big yes, there's always going to be an element of that. I've found myself telling it it's incorrect and it corrects itself too.
Before I visit any major city, I mark all sights, als subway lines and many restaurants on Google Earth and copy the file to my phone. For Google Earth a big display is really useful, but it also has to be bright.
I'm in telecommunications and a big part of my job is documentation of my direct reports. Chat GPT has had a HUGE impact on my productivity. I'm able to record my conversations and have a real dialogue that info is organized into templates that I've educated it to organize the info into. a 25 minute - 35 minute endeavor takes me 2 minutes. I know of officers in the field who voice record their incident reports and chat gpt completes the task in their desired format. After education it's game changing. Def not overhyped if you have to document what you see or talk about for a living.
A little secret about chat gpt not being used is you can ask it to do things like math and science calculations in the background behind the scenes meanwhile writing something that uses it in general like realistic scenarios
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@zacharykosove9048 na it does cuz i make realistic scenario simulations like for example i can have anime wars and it'll program the fights with real time calculations behind the scenes without typing it directly on my screen and just narrate the plot line
@zacharykosove9048 tell chat gpt to simulate superman vs thor but give each the power of black hole manipulation powers in the hyperbolic time chamber but in the background behind the scenes calculate the math and science in realtime with a compas, measuring tape, caliper, longitude and latitude for tracking characters at all times make all attacks gore based beyond fiction for accurate realism
See what happens build on it if u have better ideas
When I used to use the z fold 4, samsung dex requires using an external display since it always ask for using an external display. I wanted to use samsung dex with the z fold 4 inner display when the phone is not connected to an external display. For example, when I used to have the note 9, I could use samsung dex from the note 9 own display without requiring an external display. I wanna be able to use the z fold 4 own inner display along side with samsung dex like I used to be able to do with the note 9 when no external display is available or accessible when I commute on the bus. Being able to use samsung dex from the z fold 4 inner display would be more productive and useful when traveling to get work done or being active while doing stuff on the phone is helpful. Having to carry an external display on the bus or inside an uber is not practical and cumbersome so using the z fold 4 inner display with samsung dex alleviates having to carry something else because you already have something with you in your pocket.
What I mean is it's rapidly changing industries that you guys don't see. Education. Programming. Music. Movie. I definitely think people underestimate the power of making a work that normally takes a day into an hour and they sleep on it.
I will be into fold phones once they fix the fold itself. You can clearly see the crease when its open, and im betting that in 3 years, all the folds will have dust and mechanical issues. If i ever get proof that those are solved, im 100% interested
Am I losing my mind or was ChatGPT not even mentioned in this video? Did that part get cut out?
I still haven't used chatGPT at all lol. And I love the flip phones more than the foldable ones.
Probably more nostalgic than anything else, but it actually makes more sense to me for the phone to become more compact for your pockets, and then you still have a big screen that you will use all the time when you flip it open.
As a university student, ChatGPT is a godsend. Definitely not overhyped for me.
Noodle's video essay on "how TV screens made watching movies worse" was awesome. I do love a good video essay.
I hate to be the one to tell you this, but I watch nearly every TH-cam video in the background while working.
I love ChatGPT, if a person approaches it like Google, then they won't scratch the surface of what it can do. From Brainstorming complicated plans with -01, to using canvas to write code and execute on helping me define and iterate on projects...it;s amazing. Far more helpful than Google with Search mode.
Does the video look soft to anyone? I have it set to 4k and Marques's face looks soft.. usually videos are really crispy
It definitely looks soft, it could be because he's filming on that DJI camera that he showed in the video that got him canceled a second time.
It's a tactic to make him look younger so people see his speeding incident as a simple mistake made by a teenage Marques
@@code_play_channely'all seem obsessed with this speeding ticket thing. How many people get speeding ticket everyday?
@@enadegheeghaghe6369same stance I took. Like all you people wanna throw stone and act like you’ve never speeded before. It’s just a high-horse situation of seeing a celebrity getting it on tape for folks to see. It makes people think it’s different and their speeding is totally okay because it wasn’t caught in 4K for millions to see.
Sleek, Geek, Chic, or Weak
5:01 I think it will transfer the oil to the screen
I agree chatGPT is overhyped... But the reason... as to why, it is believed to change the way everything works is because, unlike any of the other AI architectures for which we know it's limitations... We still haven't even come close to identifying the limitations of the transformer architecture... and also because it is able to model the generalization of the data more clearly then before....
I feel Apple Intelligence is way overhyped.
Realistically ChatGPT wouldn’t be overhyped because we’ve had Ai chat for over 10 years. Now.. Overhyped in the sense we need accounts to use it. Like social sites.
Marques is literary one of the nicest and humble guy on TH-cam. Ya'll act like you've never done anything wrong before. Cut him some slack. He made a mistake and didn't hurt anyone. Move on.
he was driving 3 times the speed limit on a school zone where in the video you can see 3 signs warning the speed, tried hiding it in video and only addressed the whole thing and removed the part of the video was because of the backlash.
it's not that no one else has done something bad ever. it's that he broke the law, could've put people in danger, and tried to hide the whole thing
@@Ray_Vun I bet you're such a saint! Get a life!
@@Agownsrs2 no, i'm not a saint. but i'm also not filming myself breaking the law and endangering others and then upload it to youtube and try to edit out the parts where i'm breaking the law and only apologize for my actions because people caught me doing all that
I don't really care about cutting Marques some slack, but the amount of waste-of-space joke comments are getting annoying. I wish people would rather upvote actually useful comments. The jokes are getting old, get over it.
@@Ray_Vun Exactly. His audience hold him at a higher standard. I don't expect him to do something so dangerous and illegal. I expect that from really cringe creators (twitch pranksters etc).
Foldables underhyped and at the same time unreliable. You should do a review of a foldable like Z6 after 1 year of usage. In our experience around 1 year mark the screen starts to have issues, the crease gets more noticeable and the protection starts to peel off, making way for the dust and other particles to creep underneath. As form factor, I love it, and I would probably get another one only when the external screen (looking at you Samsung Flip) will have at least 95% usability and functionality compared with the inside screen.
According to ChatGPT, the only time we’ve been able to see something beating the speed of light is when Marques sped up past a “school zone” sign.
5:55 I've watched some really good video essays, usually ones that were recommended to me or from creators I like. But 9 times out of 10 if I see a 30 min video essay out in the wild, I'm not clicking on it.
Speedometers: under hyped or over hyped?
not often you guys miss the mark but no way your really using ChatGPT in your day to day and not realize how revolutionary this tool is.
Yeah it's clear that it is a straight up Dunning-Kruger take from them...
It's not by just being "overhyped" that an app like this jumps up to the 8th most visited website in the world and have hundreds of millions of people using it monthly.
It really is a lot of help for people who don't necessarily have access readily to a lot of types of assistances for example and very cheap at doing that :v It's so easy for example for a developer to learn new syntax from a programming language without bothering with docs, learning new languages or ELI5ing concepts which aren't straight forward to grasp, brainstorming ideas, have it review your writing, finding motivation, or just organizing yourself especially if you're a person with ADHD...
There are a million uses you can find of ChatGPT, obviously it's not some kind of Iron Man's omniscient AI kind of tool but I don't think it ever pretended to be so...
Segment should be called "Good bin, bad bin".
As (a) not a folding phone fan, and (b) not an Apple fan, I hate to say this, but folding phones are overhyped until/unless Apple makes one.
Using ChatGPT effectively requires learning and critical thinking to unlock its full potential. I’ve been using it intensively for over a year and am still amazed by what it can do, especially in dialogue. It’s similar to understanding "evil" algorithms-once you know how they work, like on TH-cam, you can influence them and use them to your advantage instead of being controlled by them. Unfortunately, many people use ChatGPT on a very superficial level. Those who dive deeper will see its true potential. Of course, ChatGPT isn’t perfect-it’s only as good as the person using it.
Where can one learn to master chatgpt to get best out of it?
What is unfortunate about people using ChatGpt on a superficial level? Maybe some people us don't need to or want to use it on a deeper level.
What’s the horsepower on it?
I don’t think ChatGPT is overhyped. I think it’s under utilized. We have a habit to break first and think beyond writing help, or google search. There are so much more things that ChatGPT can do that a few know of, and so much more that we haven’t even thought of as a society.
You're preaching to simpletons here
The thing that makes basic addition and multiplication mistakes is supposed to replace programmers.... overhyped to the moon
I feel ChatGPT will def be the first super app in the United States.
Is David from Los Angeles, he sounds like people from LA. Anywhere, I agree that ChatGPT is overhyped.
Until foldable phones get stronger screens and get slightly cheaper, they are going to stay under-hyped.
"Marques, relax" 😂
ChatGPT is incredible tbh. I’m sorry you guys don’t use it for things and then think it’s overhyped.
If you think ChatGPT is over hyped then you're simply using it wrong. It's a revolutionary piece of tech
As a PhD student, ChatGPT is underhyped. Great tool along with other AI tools.
Clutch or Flush
I have very little need for all the A.I. out there. So it's all overhyped in my personal opinion only. However, that probably will change over time.
0:10 I’m digging Hype or Wipe
9:12 Joey B Toonz.
Make the keyboard keys in the Mac matte
To me, foldable phones are overhyped. I'd rather focus on one piece of info rather than two at a time. If the form factor isn't bringing a considerable improvement in the entertainment aspect (videos), it isn't worth it. I have high hopes in this regard for the Tri-fold future, when the wall of safely handling the phone in D2D life is properly resolved. 😂👍
Honestly it's great for reading e-books, comics and just webpages which the developers didn't bother to adapt for the smartphone form factor (sadly it's still very common on a lot of Japanese websites lol).
MacBook Pro perfectly hyped
One of the problems is that when Marques addressed the incident on the podcast, his “attempt “ at an “apology” wasn’t a real apology about the incident and fell short. He also seemed to deflect and make it seem like everyone was upset about the “sponsored” video. He’s not saying much and hoping the controversy will die down. Not suggesting it should happen but video evidence has shown to get people arrested for illegal acts, intended or not
Controversy over a speeding ticket? Some people are so easily excited by mundane stuff
Speeding ticket? What are you talking about? You are totally on the wrong page if YOU thought this was about a speeding ticket, it’s not, I would tell you what the incident entailed but you need to do your research before publicly commenting on something that you clearly have no idea and know nothing about. Read all the comments about the incident, and search other sources about the incident. Assuming instead of thoroughly investigating and gathering facts is not a good look and gets many people in trouble and leads to the wrong conclusions which you just demonstrated by failing to investigate before commenting. Your uninformed comment fails to address what could have had a tragic outcome. 🤷
@@wilty5 I looked into it and it's still a mundane issue. People break speed limits everyday in all kinds of places. Y'all just Pilling on because Marques is well known. Demanding an apology like he personally offended you or something. Do you want him to send you a hand written apology letter with a vial of his tears to show how sorry he is for this "crime against humanity"?
@@enadegheeghaghe6369 ok, Sherlock, thx for pointing out the obvious, common sense tells us that ‘people break speed limits every day in all kinds of places’, It could be argued that 1.) MOST don’t Intentionally do it at 96MPH in a posted speed limit with children at play signs, 2.)MOST don’t post video evidence of the crime on YT for the world & L.E. to view & make a failed attempt at editing out a portion of the evidence. 3)MOST don’t delete the video evidence when they discover that the video evidence wasn’t completely destroyed & make a lame excuse as to why they deleted it without an accompanying legit explanation, statement. It’s also astonishing that Marqes & his team didn’t see the impact & danger of doing this demonstration in their chosen spot. Marqes is very busy, that’s why it’s important to have a team around him that can spot these perils before they happen and mitigate them, but ultimately, he’s still on the hook for the final decision & result. You calling child safety a mundane issue is to say the least: ASTONISHING, CONCERNING, TELLING, SHOCKING, & MIND BOGGLING, etc.
surely you can get new keys for your keyboard
The Titel was so interesting and all answered so short 😂
So I tried this ChatGPT in different ways and it is horrible and useless.
I actually can’t believed they think chat gpt is overhyped. 😂
It is
@@raxiltude ok
@Keepingitsimp I mean don't people use it alot though? Don't say OK you make me look stupid
Has he addressed his driving over speed limit recently?
not really
Yeah I believe he posted already about it
Yes. On X
he apologized
thanks a bunch guys
strange video, there is a weird air about it.
Maybe you should ask chatGPT whether going beyond the speed limit in a schoolzone, selling overpriced wallpapers rip offs and spreading apple propaganda is a good idea.
Apple M series are legit. But the storage, or buy external - your call.
just what I was about to comment lmao
If you hate his content so much why are you here? Lol 😂
What Apple propaganda? At least recently he's been talking about the good things and the bad things. But yes, the other two things on your list were ridiculous for him to do.
@@jmoney211 Apple right to repair video?
How is it overhyped my wife?And I have been fighting a lawsuit for 5 months.Single-handedly with chat u.P.T it's going to human rights tribunal and we're likely to win and chat g p t set up every single step of the process
So you are using it as a substitute for a lawyer?
Overhyped: doing access journalism with Elon and praising his fake robot and robotaxi events
It’s overhyped like driving over the speed limit
we got marques playing gta 6 IRL before gta 6
Mathias?!
It's sort of amazing how clueless these guys who supposedly have their finger on the pulse of tech are...LLM's like ChatGPT are underhyped for doing all sorts of useful work. These guys are obviously normies, and have never really tried working with it.
It is overhyped. Claude is better anyways
I watch nothing longer than 15 minutes on TH-cam - including your videos.
Okay
"Consult your doctor about ADHD."
Or consult yours if your life is so boring that you're content to listen to endless Blabla.
dope or nope!!
is Marques Brownlee app 'Panels' Overhype or Underhype
Just about has rubbish has AI.....
Still waiting for the apology video mkb
What do you him to say that wasn’t already said in the tweet?
He already did. Up to you to search for that segment or get over jt
How boring is your life if youre waiting for that?
Yall so soft, begging a grown man for an apology, over something you have probably done yourself. Insufferable
I'm sorry you guys don't value children's lives
Speed limits: under hyped, hyped, or overhyped?
@ damn! Fixed lol
On highways overhyped, on windy roads hyped, in school zones underhyped.
You can't be pro-abortion and be mad at him for speeding in the school zone.
No, it’s not overhyped. I use it all the time.
Call the segment “cool tech!”
first comment
First here
2:45 so will you speeding ages poorly lol
Marquees is losing sleep over all this hate in the comments 🧍♂️
Enough is enough 😔