The video explores the use of OpenAI's GPT-3 AI text generator to generate video ideas, with mixed results, and discusses the potential and limitations of AI technology.

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  00:00

  The speaker is struggling to come up with new ideas for videos during lockdown and has exhausted all computer science and language topics, and while freelance researchers have found potential stories, there is a certain aspect that makes a video "right for this channel" that is difficult to define.
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  00:34

  OpenAI's GPT-3 AI text generator creates over a thousand plausible video titles from a list of previous videos, hoping to find at least one good idea.

  • GPT-3 is a state-of-the-art AI text generator that can continue text in the same style and come up with new sentences.
  • OpenAI's language model was able to generate plausible-sounding video titles when given a list of previous videos, producing over a thousand of them, with the hope of finding at least one good idea.
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  01:49

  AI-generated video titles were mostly dull and uninteresting, with some nonsensical suggestions, but with the right temperature setting, it did suggest some real places.
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  02:53

  The speaker received AI-generated video ideas, but most of them were already done or didn't fit the channel's narrative hook.
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  04:02

  The speaker discusses various video ideas suggested by an AI, including a seaplane terminal and a CIA plot to kill Castro with explosive seashells, but notes that the most interesting suggestions are completely fictional.
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  04:44

  The speaker experimented with an AI-generated script for a video idea about a Russian utopia in East Yorkshire, which was not real but the AI delivered exactly what was asked for.
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  05:54

  Baroness Helena von Hahn's dream of creating a Russian utopia in Holderness, West Yorkshire, through the purchase of land from an entrepreneur named Thomas Kirby, was a fictional story.
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  06:54

  OpenAI is putting limits and ethical guidelines on its text generator to prevent people from asking for human-sounding political arguments or fake reviews, but we don't know where we are on the sigmoid curve of AI technology.