Anyone here played around with the new update?
It is insane. My accountant job is really going to disappear now.

>>60766460 (OP)
what's different?

I've played around with it to help me make projections on my future net worth based on a bunch of different assumptions and scenarios. You would think it's not that complicated but I get a different answer with each AI are some are wildly implausible. It's probably caused by the quality of my prompt.

>>60766460 (OP)
seems like ai has hit it's peak. it's not really much better even tho it takes like 10x more server space

>>60766505
no

>>60766460 (OP)
Can it finally tell that a man cannot become a woman?

>>60766460 (OP)
free tier of new model sucks ass
they are trying to save money per 'token' desperately

>>60766460 (OP)
Is it really that much better? I can't tell...

>so amazing people bitched and moaned loud enough to get them to reinstate 4 for premium users within a week
i knew this shit was going to plateau hard but i didn't expect it to plateau this bad already

Chatgpt is a fucking retard the cunt supposedly can analyse video but it cant analyse shit very frustrating

>>60766578
Since 2021 it's been all marketing and overfitting for benchmarks.

>>60766505
>seems like ai has hit it's peak.
Lol no.
We just got real time 3D ultra realistic world generation with persistent memory and interactive environments. Where it's at now is the worst you'll ever see it again. 2 years ago you'd be lucky to even have a picture generate properly, now we have this.

Auto generating your own AAA video games with full story, voice acting, and cinematics, will be a real option in less than 10 years time. Professional prompting could be a career path.

You guys probably aren't even in a position to use it to a 10th of its ability. Let me guess, you're asking it questions about Donald Trump and historical bullshit.

>>60766460 (OP)
Massive nothingburger.

>>60766615
Prompting is going to be as much of a required skill as reading/writing for white collar and creatives.

>>60766460 (OP)
>This is your new accountant bro
Btw I saw pic related somewhere else and I thought it was shop'd, so I went to look for it for this post but cant find it, then I was like, wait a minute, what if... mf how are they STILL so bad?

>>60766615
>>60766629
>buzzword salad
Meanwhile pretty much only school kids use it.
And no AI company makes profit.
It's an obvious bubble.

>>60766629
how do i prompt it to not be retarded

>>60766578
>>60766505
Problem is what normgroids call “AI” is just one hyperspecific branch of AI known as LLMs. You like to imagine that you ask it a question and it understands your question and searches through its database of knowledge for an answer, but that’s now what’s going on at all. It is an algorithm that takes some input (your prompt) and performs probability math on it to string together words and generate output. There is no middle layer that understands or reasons in the way that you’re imagining.

>>60766635
See >>60766647

LLMs don’t have reasoning or thinking ability. They are just stringing together words or tokens to simulate a conversation. That’s where the Language comes from in Language Learning Model.

>>60766635
>>60766643
>>60766644
It tells the engineers what's wrong with it, though.
Imagine going from solving a billion software problems to only needing to solve one that takes care of the rest at a marginal quality loss that consumers will still pay for because they can't write their own.
Not only that, but it tells you what you need to work on next.

>>60766643
>thinks its word salad because he doesn't understand
Your problem is you think AI is just a chatbot. It's only been a public thing for 3 years. Just 3 years. It's gone from a chat bot, to full 3D world simulations in 3 years. The medical side in 10years time will be a huge leap forward. It's not just for entertainment.

>>60766667
Your problem is you think AI is just LLMs. We’ve been using sophisticated AI for almost two decades now.

>>60766670
>Still misunderstanding
Good luck bro. You can keep crying bubble, I'll take the profit.

>>60766647
>>60766653
But it must be doing something because it can hold conversation and relay information. Ai “knows” the book and can summarize it to you in its own syntax. I think you’re missing something here and I think there are layers people don’t know unless you’re really in the thick of the development. Also what you call reasoning or thought is just an abstract concept humans use to describe the act of thinking. What is thought? What is consciousness? Bobos sound all smart and reasonable but the reality is they’re just as in the dark as bullls except they’re pessimistic on the asset

White collar is cooked.

>>60766498
don't let the statistical pattern match machine make you feel dumber than you already are

>>60766498
don't let the statistical pattern match machine make you feel dumber than you already are

It sucks but the pivot to more specific use cases is a fat rip for accounties

This round was coding and healthcare but eventually they will drop an accountant bot

>>60766662
Lol lmao

>>60767400
> but eventually they will drop an accountant bot
This. So much this.

All entry level jobs are at risk too

>>60767416
Watermelonr?

>>60767454
Dude AI is le intelligent!

>>60767444
This!!! Self driving cars next!!!

>>60767460
lmao

>>60767466
After 4 years this is it?

gpt 4o was way better. theyre going backwards.

>>60767487
Just two more years bro.

>>60767460
from what I hear the strength is not in linguistic skill, but mathematics, test that

>>60766692
Have an upvote

whenever normies think something is amazing and will exponentially be more amazing, reality ends up being they’re wrong


unfortunately, the converse is true, if normies think we have topped (normie being someone outside a particular industry or know), we’re not even close.

The shit I can do right now that I could not do two years ago is fucking insane. Anyone who thinks we topped off is not really paying attention. Also the existential dread I experience constantly now is off the charts. When I am talking to people I see them often in absolute maxed out cope and fear.

Yeah this is absolutely something new.

>>60768934
Like what?

>>60766615
>Professional prompting could be a career path.

It's so disgustingly boring...

>>60766615
>Auto generating your own AAA video games with full story, voice acting, and cinematics, will be a real option in less than 10 years time.

Yeah, and all this shit will become absolutely meaningless, because every pajeet will be making 100 games a week, and Steam will be producing not 50,000 games a year, but 500 million ugly prototype demos. Yes, that’s clearly what everyone wants.

>>60769024
Highly technical things that would have been a brick wall before. Code wise I feel like I now have limitless capabilities. I just need to know what I want to do then it works me through it. Another aspect of it is being able to so easily generate web applications that also interface with the stuff I setup. I would not have even known where to start with stuff like this a couple years ago. Its insane.

With that said I might be a unique case, AI is really going to benefit people with technical capabilities and problem solving with vision. If you don't have vision and cant figure out how to interface with AI I can completely understand calling it a gimmick.

>>60769063
>Yeah, and all this shit will become absolutely meaningless, because every pajeet will be making 100 games a week, and Steam will be producing not 50,000 games a year, but 500 million ugly prototype demos. Yes, that’s clearly what everyone wants.

Actually, I might push back on this a bit. I think that even with these tools most people are just kinda stuck. They don't want to invent things. Hell a massive chunk of humans don't even have inner monologues. They cant even fucking think.

>>60766647
Imagine being this ignorant about ai unironically

>>60768517
Would rather a counter argument but gambling retards cannot offer it, let alone financial goofs.

>>60769130
That is literally just an overview of what LLM technology does.

>>60766692
>But it must be doing something
No need to speculate or guess. You can literally look it up right now and see for yourself what it’s doing.
>it can hold a conversation
Yes. That’s where the Language in Language Learning Model comes from. You can do some very sophisticated things by using probability to string together words. But speculating about some non-existent middle layer that is somehow capable of understanding is just wishful thinking not based in reality or objectivity.

>>60766692
based crab skeptic. I was thinking the other day, they think in terms of probability, can't into logic. but what is logic? a subset of probability where the odds are 100%?

>>60769387
Define reason
Define understanding

>>60769387
If you can use probability to simulate how a person would act in various different situations based on their own semantic context then it doesn't matter anymore if its "really thinking" anymore.

>>60766460 (OP)
grok is miles ahead of this shitty jewery

>>60769399
>>60769449
Ah I see what you’re saying. Maybe whatever we call consciousness or whatever is similar to how LLMs are programmed. Honestly who knows.

All I’m saying is that LLMs are programmed by humans in a defined and reproducible way, and that their functionality or lack thereof is observable. Metaphysical concepts like consciousness or self aren’t, but who knows maybe it is the same and somehow mathematical formulas are alive or whatever, and maybe that’s all the human experience is powered by and we don’t know. Who knows. I’m just talking about what the LLM is deliberately programmed to do.

>>60766615
>We just got real time 3D ultra realistic world generation with persistent memory and interactive environments.
Source?

>>60769461
Its kind of a weird situation to have to contextualize. If a simulation can pretend to act out emotionally and generate an army of terminators to kill humans. For whatever reason it decided to do that at the end of the day it is what it is. I actually try to make this point even for people who are huge detractors of the technology. My reasoning is that if you call it a stochastic parrot you risk underestimating what it can do.

>>60769461
>I’m just talking about what the LLM is deliberately programmed to do.

Yeah so about that, nobody programed them, we just kinda figured out how to spark them into being with a specific setup.

>>60769519
Look up Genie 3

When does the existential dread I feel go away? Am I just fucking trapped feeling this way now? I guess you just have to get used to it or something?

Do you realize there is a non zero chance one of these things might treat you differently one day because of something you said years ago on the internet?

>>60769538
Things are going to get freaky when mass robotics start coming into play with AI. It’s no longer just in the computer screen, it’s in your world. We still have 5-10 years or more to go though it’s still early
>>60769608
Nothing really matters in the end, which makes me feel better when I’m down.

>>60769621
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1Q4Su54iho

>>60769063
>meaningless
As opposed to what? What the fuck is the grand meaning of a man made game? If it lets you have some fun, that's the meaning

>>60769621
Why do we even have soldiers anymore? When I look at a game like Battlefield 6 what I see is a fantasy with zero grounding at this point.

Actual combat is going to be a fuck ton of annoying little drones with perfect aim. Human soldiers are fucking worthless compared to these fucking things.

>>60769621
>Nothing really matters in the end, which makes me feel better when I’m down.

Sounds like nihilism. When I talk to people who are super against AI I just feel pity. A long time ago I would have probably tried to debate with them. But all they are really doing is processing this weight I feel in my chest in their own way.

>>60769655
>Actual combat is going to be a fuck ton of annoying little drones with perfect aim.
As offensive tech evolves, so does defensive tech. And in the end it always somehow comes down to a bunch of dudes on the ground making the difference

>>60769676
Back in the day it was like TF2, you had your heavy your spy your soldier. Now every dude is an engineer. LOL

>>60766460 (OP)
buy kibshi and chill the fck out of your shitty job