The GPT-3 AI language model has the potential to revolutionize various fields, but also raises concerns about job displacement, privacy, fake news, propaganda, and the power of language.

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  GPT-3 AI can write SQL statements and generate text, sparking fear among programmers and raising concerns about fake news and propaganda.

  • GP3 is a new artificial intelligence created by OpenAI that has caused fear among programmers due to its ability to write correct SQL statements and generate text.
  • A website generates code based on the structure and description provided, including a button with the appearance of Donald Trump's hair that has generated the most fear.
  • The video showcases an AI-generated application with buttons for adding, withdrawing, and checking balance, along with the corresponding JavaScript code.
  • Scientists discovered a herd of English-speaking unicorns in a remote mountainous area, but they are dangerous and difficult to study.
  • GPT-3, a text generation neural network, has the potential to replace human authors and ignite a creative spark in various fields, but its use raises concerns about fake news, investigative journalism, political advertising, and propaganda.
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  Machine learning can identify cats from images, but it needs to be trained with both positive and adversarial results, while humans can easily distinguish between cats and dogs based on their facial features.

  • Machine learning involves training a computer with a series of data and values, converting images into numbers, and providing examples of what is and is not a cat, but false positives can occur and the system must be trained with both positive and adversarial results.
  • Artificial intelligence uses equations to determine if an image is a cat or a dog, but humans can easily recognize the difference based on the shape of the face.
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  Understanding AI's mathematical foundations is crucial for generating false versions through adversarial networks in Python using libraries like TensorFlow.

  • Adversarial networks generate false versions through a pre-trained system and understanding the mathematical foundations of AI, applied linear algebra, and probabilistic thinking is necessary to apply it in languages like Python.
  • Introduction to computational thinking in Python for data and information structures, with advanced libraries such as TensorFlow for deep learning.
  • GP3 has 175,000 million connections through parameters, but neurons are more complex and have multiple neurotransmitters and dendrites.
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  GPT-3 is a powerful AI model trained in less than a year using weights on texts found on the internet, but it only understands the probability of which words follow another and may lead to job displacement and privacy concerns.

  • Ep3 is trained in less than a year with all the volume of the internet and books available, allowing it to absorb data from the public domain and become more powerful than a human trained for decades.
  • The scrap course explains how GPT-3 was trained using a series of weights on texts found on the internet, with tokens being groups of four bytes or more, and the most powerful AI models having billions of connections.
  • Natural language processing is based on probability and while GPT-3 has absorbed all of the text history of humanity, it doesn't understand the meaning of words, only the probability of which words follow another.
  • The use of algorithms and artificial intelligence may lead to job displacement and the potential for personal information to be analyzed and used without consent.
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  GP3 chat interface can create a bot therapist with perfect memory, but also poses a potential threat in creating a massive system of political bots that can attack anyone in an automatic way without humans.

  • GP3 is a chat interface that can create a bot therapist with perfect memory, but it also poses a potential threat in creating a massive system of political bots that can attack anyone in an automatic way without humans.
  • Four individuals with different backgrounds were asked to predict what would happen in the next three weeks.
  • The internet's inherent biases have influenced the language used by an AI language model, as demonstrated by a statistical analysis conducted by the director of artificial intelligence at Facebook.
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  The speaker discusses the consequences of passing on words and stereotypes, including the dangerous impact on marginalized groups and the importance of recognizing the power of language.
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  AI language models like GPT-3 have potential to revolutionize various fields, but also have limitations due to being trained on diverse internet content.

  • AI language models like GPT-3 have potential to revolutionize legal contracts, predictive keyboards, email writing, and marketing, but also have limitations due to being trained on the internet's diverse content.
  • GP3 is an AI that can create unique stories in video games by harnessing the power of language and adapting to what players say and write.
  • The lecture discussed the Turing test, which is a test to determine if a computer can exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human, and was created by Alan Turing, a gay man who was forced to commit suicide by the British government.
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  GP3 AI language model has potential for self-poisoning, human-created content before 2020 will be more valuable, and steel exposed to nuclear radiation is infecting surface steel.

  • GP3 answers questions about auto and bullet morghab, provides tools to count bonsai in a rocket, and determines if wadding is needed, while 2 rainbows are needed to jump from Hawaii to 17 and green ideas without color sleep furiously.
  • Gp3, an artificial intelligence language model, has the potential to be poisoned by its own older version, limiting the growth of future AIs, and content created by humans before 2020 will be more valuable than after due to procedural-based creation in gp3.
  • Steel exposed to radiation from nuclear tests is infecting almost all of humanity's surface steel, making non-infected steel from sunken ships more expensive and rare, but there is still time to study data science and artificial intelligence before the post-gp3 era.