Let’s Look at the AI News
Date: 113 2024
First of all, OpenAI changes policy to allow military applications. It’s a minor tweak that most of us probably missed. It wasn’t broadcasted, but The Intercept caught it. OpenAI used to say no to anything that was military.
You’re not supposed to use it for military applications, but that’s not the case anymore. This is how it looked like before the change, “Don’t allow the use of our models for military and warfare,” now an OpenAI representative, Niik Felix, explained, “There’s still a blanket prohibition on developing and using weapons.” You can see that it was originally and separately listed from military and warfare. So, right here, it says, “Don’t use our service to harm yourself or others, don’t use it for self-harm to develop weapons, injure others or destroy property, or engage in unauthorized activities.” Maybe it was just rewritten to be a little bit more readable or maybe they want to be a little bit more specific but a little bit more open to certain applications.
Some AI companies from the US, like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Coh, secretly met with Chinese AI experts. It looks like the meetings were set up by the Shake Group who usually deals with conflicts in the Middle East. We covered a little bit of this in the video about when Sam Alman was trying to develop AI chips. It’s all very hush-hush, it’s not very publicized, but it does look like there are some attempts to communicate and coordinate how all these nations deal with AI safety.
Open Interpreter Update
There’s a major update for Open Interpreter. Open Interpreter had been the original code interpreter, now it’s called Advanced Analytics, but open source that you can see exactly what it’s doing and you’re able to use any model that you want with it. So, the new update is the most significant update to Open Interpreter since the first version. Almost every component has been rewritten to support their project’s objective of building a standard interface between language models and computers. They have a computer API, they have a full operating system mode where the thing just takes over your computer and is able to click on things, open stuff, run it, and it uses Python to move your mouse around, etc. Now it also has a vision. This is very exciting because it shows a lot of potential for the future.
Impressive Demonstration
Let’s take a closer look at the demonstration of Open Interpreter. It was able to do a data entry task, writing the Fibonacci sequence without needing to be over-explained. This demonstrates the potential for this software to handle various tasks with the latest models, and though it is a work in progress and still needs improvements, it is very promising. This early access to the desktop app can be a great opportunity to explore the potential of this software.
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Another fantastic and informative video. Nut sure why I wasn't already subscribed.
Make sure to setup a payment system for how much you spent in every test run and I'll make sure to contribute.
Freakin Wes – did you really go mandella effect on us, specifically without saying the words "mandella" and "effect"? lmao. Don't worry, you're not nuts. It's just that there are multiple instantiations of reality, running in parallel to each other, with greater and lesser degrees of similarity and difference between them. Nature is a lot of things, but inefficient is not one of them. Resources are economized. Many, many parallel instantiations – things like 'the missing horn' are simply a consequence of that efficiency, and a sort of best-fit compromise with coordinating state. Something like that.
they impose rules on us that they dont keep and they expect us to obey.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🛠️ OpenAI adjusts policy to permit military applications, while maintaining a prohibition on developing and using weapons.
01:22 🌐 US AI companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Cohere engage in secretive meetings with Chinese AI experts to discuss AI safety.
01:50 🔄 Open Interpreter 2.0, an open-source code interpreter, receives a major update allowing the use of any language model locally, including vision capabilities.
02:30 💻 Open Interpreter's latest update includes a computer API, full operating system mode, and vision support, aiming to build a standard interface between language models and computers.
08:50 🚀 OpenAI's long-term vision for Open Interpreter is to become the go-to open-source AI operating system, comparable to Linux or Android.
13:51 🤖 Open Interpreter demonstrates impressive capabilities in automating tasks like generating the Fibonacci sequence, showcasing its potential for efficient data entry and automation.
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I remember the cornucopia in it a 100%.
So where did the image with the cornucopia come from if it's not real??
You forgot to tell us at the end of the video how much it cost! 7:40
HERE'S THE TRUTH! The Horn was on the *off brand* items, and it sold because it looks better. It looks full, like your basket should.
the main lessons in all dez innovative tech is to embrace the clunk, as its only going to get easier over time and u will hav an insane advantage over ppl that joined late
So we can use it for food, fight, whats the other f word?
Watch the Terminator movie tô see what i saying about, skynet
And who will be helping the US keep up with China? Reality bites.
I tried open interpreter with openai key and in 10 minutes 5 euros were spent, mind blown how fast eats the credits
Open Interpreter seems like it’ll cost a lot of money and a bit of a bust, kinda like GPT Pilot.
Team cornucopia!! Lol, great content, for a simulation!!
Ahh all the sheep are asleep again. Even the title blatantly screams danger yet everyone is so blissfully unaware. I hate being a part of this species
it totally always had the horn
Fruit of loom, in my country I've never seen it that often and I didn't really care about it at all. But for some reason to me the logo with the cornucopia is the one I've seen back then too and I have a pretty good memory. There are many theories why things like that happen. Simulation or not, I think it was for some reason changed back then and like a ripple effect it got the update in our reality too. I've experienced things like that quite a lot and having a good memory makes you realize that far more often. Like when we bought a house and after I measured all doors, some days later they suddenly had other sizes… it was quite weird in cases like that because I remember being a little bit upset with the width, being more narrow and uncommon and suddenly… they were all normal and no, I didn't make a mistake while measuring, I am a perfectionist, I did the measuring several times to be sure, especially when you have to pay a lot of money to put new doors in…
Skynet
So they’re for profit and now officially open to the Military. At least Google at least took several years before they changed their original motto of “Don’t be evil.”
The procedure to close the tab is pretty redundant. It should have just accessed processes and end task there. Atleast on the windows. I dont know if ios users have a similar system.
The problem with open source is that there is no monetary incentive for people to devote themselves 100% to the project, so we get slow progress at the beginning.
I've tried it, it works decently well with GPT4 api, will try mistral 8×7 api soon. Local models for now will fail more often than not.
A(G)I is dangerous! Experts and pioneers have warned that it carries existential threats, and now they are deliberately allowing use of the technology for warfare purposes? I am a programmer with a background in AI and for me that's just instanity… 🤦🏻 Sufficiently advanced AGI is not containable, by any human, because it's faster and smarter than us. Think about it… #StayAwake
Now that's a Rothy one!
He just compared Linux, WordPress? Android?? 😂
Stardates need to have a decimal, it's the rule.