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HOW ARE PEOPLE NOT MORE EXCITED, hes cutting off the AI mid sentence in these and its pausing to readjust in damn near realtime latency! WTF Thats a MAJOR step

HOW ARE PEOPLE NOT MORE EXCITED, hes cutting off the AI mid sentence in these and its pausing to readjust in damn near realtime latency! WTF Thats a MAJOR step forward, what the hell is gpt5 going to look like. That realtime translation would be amazing as an option in say Skype or Teams, set each individuals native language and handle automated translation, shit tie it into ElevenLabs to replicate your voice as well! Native translation in realtime with your own voice

localfirst 2y ago
calm down there is barely any ground breaking stuff, this is basically chatgpt 3.9 but far more expensive than 3.5 looks like another stunt from OAI in anticipation of Google IO tomorrow Gemini 2.0 will be the closest we get to ChatGPT-5
- cchance 2y ago
  Ah so surpassing Gemini 1.5 Pro and all other Models on Vision understanding by 5-10 points is "not ground breaking" all while doing it at insane latency. Jesus if this shit doesn't make you coffee, and make 0 mistakes no ones happy anymore LOL.
  - localfirst 2y ago
    the only thing you should be celebrating is that its 50% cheaper and twice as quick at generating text but virtually no real ground breaking leaps and bounds to those studying this space carefully. basically its chat gpt3.9 at 50% of chatgpt4 prices
    - Jensson 2y ago
      > virtually no real ground breaking leaps and bounds to those studying this space carefully What they showed is enough to replace voice acting as a profession, this is the most revolutionary thing in AI the past year. Everything else is at the "fun toy but not good enough to replace humans in the field" stage, but this is there.
      - cchance 2y ago
        Between this and Eleven Labs demoing their song model, literally doing full on rap battles with articulate words people are seriously slacking on what these models are now capable of for the voice acting/music and overall "art" areas of the market.
    - cchance 2y ago
      Cool so ... just ignore the test results and say bullshit lol It's not GPT3.9 many have already said its better than GPT4 turbo, its better than Gemini 1.5 Pro and Opus on Vision recognition. but sure... the price difference is whats new lol
EternalFury 2y ago
At some point, scalability is the best form of exploitation. The exploration piece requires a lot more that engineering.
dcchambers 2y ago
Honestly I found it annoying that he HAD TO cut the AI off mid-sentence. These things just ramble on and on and on. If you could put emotion to it, it's as if they're uncomfortable with silence and just fill the space with nonsense. Let's hope there's a future update where it can take video from both the front and rear cameras simultaneously so it can identify when I'm annoyed and stop talking (or excited, and share more).
- cchance 2y ago
  I mean it didn't really ramble he just seemed to be in a rush, and i'm sure you could system message it to provide short concise answers always.
  - dcchambers 2y ago
    That is not at all the impression I got. Human: "Hey How's it Going?" The AI: "Hey there, it's going great. How about you? [Doesn't stop to let him answer] I see you're rocking an OpenAI Hoodie - nice choice. What's up with that ceiling though? Are you in a cool industrial style office or something?" How we expect a human to answer: "Hey I'm great, how are you?" Maybe they set it up this way to demonstrate the vision functionality. But still - rambling. Later on: Human: "We've got a new announcement to make." AI: "That's exciting. Announcements are always a big deal. Judging by the setup it looks like it's going to be quite the professional production. Is this announcement related to OpenAI perhaps? I'm intrigued - [cut off]" How we expect a human to answer: "That's exciting! Is it about OpenAI?" These AI chat bots all generate responses like a teenager being verbose in order to hit some arbitrary word count in an essay or because they think it makes them sound smarter. Maybe it's just that I find it creepy that these companies are trying to humanize AI while I want it to stay the tool that it is. I don't want fake emotion and fake intrigue.
- okrad 2y ago
  I found it insightful. They showed us how to handle the rough edges like when it thought his face was a wooden table and he cleared the stale image reference by saying “I’m not a wooden table. What do you see now?” then it recovered and moved on. Perfect should not be the enemy of good. It will get better.
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localfirst 2y ago

calm down there is barely any ground breaking stuff, this is basically chatgpt 3.9 but far more expensive than 3.5 looks like another stunt from OAI in anticipation of Google IO tomorrow Gemini 2.0 will be the closest we get to ChatGPT-5

cchance 2y ago
Ah so surpassing Gemini 1.5 Pro and all other Models on Vision understanding by 5-10 points is "not ground breaking" all while doing it at insane latency. Jesus if this shit doesn't make you coffee, and make 0 mistakes no ones happy anymore LOL.
- localfirst 2y ago
  the only thing you should be celebrating is that its 50% cheaper and twice as quick at generating text but virtually no real ground breaking leaps and bounds to those studying this space carefully. basically its chat gpt3.9 at 50% of chatgpt4 prices
  - Jensson 2y ago
    > virtually no real ground breaking leaps and bounds to those studying this space carefully What they showed is enough to replace voice acting as a profession, this is the most revolutionary thing in AI the past year. Everything else is at the "fun toy but not good enough to replace humans in the field" stage, but this is there.
    - cchance 2y ago
      Between this and Eleven Labs demoing their song model, literally doing full on rap battles with articulate words people are seriously slacking on what these models are now capable of for the voice acting/music and overall "art" areas of the market.
  - cchance 2y ago
    Cool so ... just ignore the test results and say bullshit lol It's not GPT3.9 many have already said its better than GPT4 turbo, its better than Gemini 1.5 Pro and Opus on Vision recognition. but sure... the price difference is whats new lol

EternalFury 2y ago

At some point, scalability is the best form of exploitation. The exploration piece requires a lot more that engineering.

dcchambers 2y ago

Honestly I found it annoying that he HAD TO cut the AI off mid-sentence. These things just ramble on and on and on. If you could put emotion to it, it's as if they're uncomfortable with silence and just fill the space with nonsense. Let's hope there's a future update where it can take video from both the front and rear cameras simultaneously so it can identify when I'm annoyed and stop talking (or excited, and share more).

cchance 2y ago
I mean it didn't really ramble he just seemed to be in a rush, and i'm sure you could system message it to provide short concise answers always.
- dcchambers 2y ago
  That is not at all the impression I got. Human: "Hey How's it Going?" The AI: "Hey there, it's going great. How about you? [Doesn't stop to let him answer] I see you're rocking an OpenAI Hoodie - nice choice. What's up with that ceiling though? Are you in a cool industrial style office or something?" How we expect a human to answer: "Hey I'm great, how are you?" Maybe they set it up this way to demonstrate the vision functionality. But still - rambling. Later on: Human: "We've got a new announcement to make." AI: "That's exciting. Announcements are always a big deal. Judging by the setup it looks like it's going to be quite the professional production. Is this announcement related to OpenAI perhaps? I'm intrigued - [cut off]" How we expect a human to answer: "That's exciting! Is it about OpenAI?" These AI chat bots all generate responses like a teenager being verbose in order to hit some arbitrary word count in an essay or because they think it makes them sound smarter. Maybe it's just that I find it creepy that these companies are trying to humanize AI while I want it to stay the tool that it is. I don't want fake emotion and fake intrigue.
okrad 2y ago
I found it insightful. They showed us how to handle the rough edges like when it thought his face was a wooden table and he cleared the stale image reference by saying “I’m not a wooden table. What do you see now?” then it recovered and moved on. Perfect should not be the enemy of good. It will get better.

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