Text to image generators have tons of specialties, some that are getting extremely specific, like ones that are specifically made to make furry alien creatures for example. How long before we see chat AI that can write poetry as well as a human, or novels, or political or philosophical essays, etc? Seems like it won't be too long until we have AI that specializes in making Youtube videos targeted toward gaining the viewership of children, for example.

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Middle_Dog_5756 t1_j9xdzri wrote on February 25, 2023 at 6:23 AM

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The thing that I always remember is that it’s always mimicking. Always. Forever mimicking. Lol remember Mr. Mime from Pokémon? 🤭🤣

diabeetis t1_j9xg92x wrote on February 25, 2023 at 6:48 AM

#1,988,099

Like a year

Bierculles t1_j9xj4po wrote on February 25, 2023 at 7:23 AM

#1,988,514

Replying to Middle_Dog_5756 (#1,987,745)

That comment gave me cringe cancer.

Fucking bot accounts

HabeusCuppus t1_j9xlj0v wrote on February 25, 2023 at 7:55 AM

#1,988,888

Harvey (openAI product, reportedly an early/limited version of GPT-4) already exists and is better than the median human at its primary task (doc review) https://www.harvey.ai/

it's arguably not (yet) better than the average lawyer, but the "bots" have already come for the political/legal memos.

dayaz36 t1_j9xq4v5 wrote on February 25, 2023 at 8:58 AM

#1,989,526

Replying to HabeusCuppus (#1,988,888)

How do you know? It doesn’t seem to be released yet

HabeusCuppus t1_j9xqgrr wrote on February 25, 2023 at 9:02 AM

#1,989,580

Replying to dayaz36 (#1,989,526)

Bain is already using and it’s been talked about in the field for a little while now. It’s out just for very limited release.

dayaz36 t1_j9xqme0 wrote on February 25, 2023 at 9:05 AM

#1,989,602

Replying to HabeusCuppus (#1,989,580)

Hopefully, but pre-open beta is always hype. We’ll have to wait and see

Scarlet_pot2 t1_j9xyqje wrote on February 25, 2023 at 11:02 AM

#1,990,752

I want to make an AI that specializes in being a friend and forming relationships. Billion dollar company waiting to be made there. Really can be made with current LLMs, look at sydney. with some tweaking, very possible.

We'll probably see specialized models before the end of 2024. OpenAi says they will have over a billion in revenue by then, so they will probably have specialized profitable models available by then.

Ago0330 t1_j9xz60e wrote on February 25, 2023 at 11:08 AM

#1,990,812

I’ve got an AI Chatbot that is focused on training peoples conversation skills to becomes more charismatic. The key contributors to the data set is JFK and winning bachelorette contestants. It more or less tunes your conversation skills to optimal speaking patterns so you can enjoy life to the fullest. It said I was too negative with my words and it repelled people. Some others talk about them selves too much or use vague words. This makes conversation difficult because there’s no connection with the other person. Optimal conversation conditions are when both people are so engaged they lose track of time. This is due to a specific subset of brain activity.

We will launch shortly after GameStop squeezes. Most of the legwork is done and works on a small subset of data. Now we have to create a neural network for a few other things and then verify our models with medical grade tests to show quantifiable changes in brain activity and heart rhythms. Transform it from a science experiment to a full production business.

The best AI will combine human intelligence and statistical models.

ActuatorMaterial2846 t1_j9y4n77 wrote on February 25, 2023 at 12:20 PM

#1,991,690

Replying to HabeusCuppus (#1,988,888)

Harvey bot Man.

shmoculus t1_j9ydjwi wrote on February 25, 2023 at 1:51 PM

#1,993,475

Replying to Ago0330 (#1,990,812)

is this ai business copy pasta?

OGgwl3 t1_j9zb3fy wrote on February 25, 2023 at 5:52 PM

#1,999,761

It depends on the field an also what you want from it. There is a big difference between having an ai explain theoretical physics and having ai do theoretical physics.

HabeusCuppus t1_j9zovuh wrote on February 25, 2023 at 7:22 PM

#2,002,147

Replying to dayaz36 (#1,989,602)

it's never going to be open anything, this is a paid service.

nohwan27534 t1_ja0bgkl wrote on February 25, 2023 at 9:57 PM

#2,005,976

We have some now. Chess bots, for example, are generally better than grandmasters at this point.

More general, or like in a medical field, who knows. We're shitty at predicting the future.

ingeniare t1_ja1dse6 wrote on February 26, 2023 at 2:50 AM

#2,012,928

Replying to HabeusCuppus (#1,988,888)

From what I could find, it's literally just another GPT-3-powered service fine-tuned for legal work. It's not by OpenAI, they just invested some money in it. Where did you hear it's GPT-4?

efedora t1_ja1rgqd wrote on February 26, 2023 at 4:50 AM

#2,015,659

Replying to Scarlet_pot2 (#1,990,752)

Me too. But mine specializes in being a friend and forming relationships with seniors.
This is a huge market and getting larger every day. It's the only way to help old people who live alone, manage life.

cole_braell t1_ja1y3ew wrote on February 26, 2023 at 5:59 AM

#2,016,779

There’s gonna be an explosion of them over the next few years. Really looking forward to it.

HabeusCuppus t1_ja6to8n wrote on February 27, 2023 at 7:12 AM

#2,049,040

Replying to __ingeniare__ (#2,012,928)

> Founded in 2022 by former O’Melveny & Myers antitrust litigator Winston Weinberg and former DeepMind, Google Brain, and Meta AI research scientist Gabriel Pereyra, Harvey is a verticalised version of what I understand to be GPT-4,

https://legaltechnology.com/2023/02/16/allen-overy-breaks-the-internet-and-new-ground-with-co-pilot-harvey/

did not specify "by" openAI, I said it was their product (i.e. GPT); I guess if we were to be particularly precise with our usage of english, I should have said "based on the technology developed by openAI".