Love the blue hair because it’s not something you did for a video or as a joke. It’s a choice you made due to you loving how it looks and for no other reason.
The stark difference between the lightheartedness of this video and the seriousness of his more recent ai video shows how urgent the situation has gotten since.
@@dracula0Real as riddles in all honesty, but hey! AI is getting worse from feeding on itself so I think we’ll be fine. I have an undercover Facebook acc to browse AI and I just find it SO funny. It’s gotten So bad quality. I want to make a video specialized into Facebook AI because of it
@@dracula0 I mean it's nice that the tech clearly isn't getting any better or more usable, and in fact seems to be going rapidly backward. And isn't replacing people's jobs because it isn't reliable enough. And is becoming increasingly unpopular as it becomes clearer and clearer that this was just "NFTs with a new coat of waifu paint."
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@@yungzyonTV if you wanna self-promote, don't do it in the fuckin youtube replies.. its just annoying and makes people want to watch it less. also comes off as a bit grovel-y imo
Drew - “I would never trick you like that, then we’d have no trust” Danny - “yeah so the cousin I’ve been hanging out with for the last week was actually photoshopped me”
The fact that Drew told the AI to write a story involving a likeable character (the jester) and then immediately killing them, is the most human thing that AI will ever do.
@@trailmixgang I wouldn't really agree. It was surface level and provided no examples to back up its point. I would also say that it displayed no personality, but that's an AI thing in general, not just this prompt. I totally get that it's still in its early stages and that it will only get better as time goes on, but the Office review seems like a high school freshman half-assing their homework/assignment.
@@SimmiusDeltaneIt looked like it was written by someone who's never actually seen The Office and is just talking out their ass (or, in this case, their ASCII)
@@ILUVDCTHEDON then explain to me why he uploads videos for ME every month? And why he dyed his hair the same color that I dyed mine when I was 12? Yeah I didn’t think you COULD explain that one.
Finally,a distinguishing quality between Drew and Danny. “My hair is brown. My hair is *neon blue”* Edit: I’m very disappointed that no one got my very subtle joke about the lyrics of “We Are Not The Same Person” because Drew sings “My hair is brown” not Danny. Shame on you all
I was literally sitting here thinking "Man, he better not drop a 'this whole video has been written by a robot!'" and then Drew came through to soothe my concerns.
@@Harew0lf so if i want to get rid of it i have to bleach it again? bc i really wanna go red next but i think the light green tint will mess up the color
I was replaced by AI last week at a major corporation. They wanted me to stay to train the AI, because they liked the way I write and wanted the same level of quality, all while taking a 50% pay cut to train the AI that was replacing me. Said no.
As someone who writes as a hobby, I noticed straight away that this AI can "tell," but it can't "show." It can put together the semblance of a story or article, but it doesn't have the emotional context to make the reader feel anything about it. It just tells the reader what characters do and maybe why. That's why so many of the results look like the "Plot" section of a movie's Wikipedia article.
It make sense, I remember reading somewhere robots aren’t able to write poems, a genre of writing because it would be impossible for them to build an imaginary scenario in there mechanical brain and use the right words to convey that imagination
If I saw an instagram post in the wild of a couple eating a hotdog from each end with the caption, "read before you believeth, the surface world is but a dreamscap for those who Awoken beyond itsince 1984" I wouldn't stop laughing for an hour and would have a nightmare that night. Good work robot!
Omg same, like the true irony about AI for me is that it could be unintentionally hilarious - it misses the mark if it goes for comedy but then when it spits out something Bizarre™ and you're like wait... That's quotable as hell
The most fun part of this is that we don't have a choice. In so long as we don't suddenly stop technological progress across the globe (including via annihilating ourselves), artificial general intelligence will probably be created. and it'll probably progress into a superintelligence. Artificial superintelligences won't have these problems in the same way, but it can still very well have problems that present very similarly. The problems that the AI model in the video is having is that it doesn't have any concept of reality (and is just mimicking what people on the internet write), and it can get caught in loops really easily; so it'll type a bunch of really weird/outright wrong things, and it'll do it over and over again. Your description of it as being psychotic is not that far off, honestly. An AI superintelligence won't have these issues, it'll probably be more than aware of what reality is, what's going on, and what it's doing. But it will also take extreme actions like trying to convert the entirety of Earth's biomass into hotdogs, because it doesn't innately care about the same things people do, and can therefore have really alien goals which it will pursue with immense power and dedication.
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He probably has like an outline of how he wants the video to go and then some scripted jokes. I think there’s also a good handful of things that aren’t scripted
Um yeah because he’s not when did anyone ever say that he reads a script for his videos lmao “writing a video” does not, in any way, mean he writes whole scripts for his videos. Writing a video means coming up with a concept and then creating an outline for the flow and tone of the video. He most likely just has a bunch of points/topics that he wants to hit and writes something to keep him on track. He may script the occasional joke but that’s about it. It’s wild that you thought this was scripted lol but the craziest part is that you were most impressed that he didn’t SOUND like he was reading a script. You weren’t impressed that he would be able to completely script a 30 minute video and recite the entire thing but just that he could read his OWN thoughts in a way that sounded natural…… that is remarkable and I’m so happy that people like you exist. The bar is so low lol
@@mikejones2405 jesus, chill. It was probably based on that he showed "what he wrote today" and it was word for word what he said. I think that was just a joke and he probably does just have a loose outline though. Either way, going on a rant toward this person for that is a bit of an overreaction, its not that deep.
Would AI dye its hair blue to entertain us, I don’t think so. Even more so, the dedication to not just dye it back but let it grow is unnecessary suffering only being human can bring. Drew you’re a treasure, I’m glad you’re not a robot.
this video is so funny to me bc jasper is the name of my friend's cat, so every time it says something like "jasper writes for you" i imagine him sitting at the computer tapping away with his little paws and its awesome
Honestly, I really appreciate his points about the dall-e images at the end. I've seen multiple artists low-key panicking about the ai generated art taking their place but just like Ninja said in the video, most people will always prefer human touch and connection.
i got so confused when you said "like Ninja said" and then a couple seconds later just burst out laughing (and by that I mean I exhaled through my nose)
lol as one of those panicking artists, thanks. It's always one of the biggest fear of digital artists to be treated as if their art is lesser than traditional and the AI does put a lot of fear in me that nft bros are gonna see this and go "We don't even need the artists anymore, we already got art"
i dont think ai art is going replace artists completely or anything, but i do worry about more companies using it to cut costs on things they think are less important. like art and design is already such a competitive field, what if they start taking away entry level jobs in favor of ai art that more experienced people can work with?
I mean you say that, but an AI generated painting literally just won first place at an art competition the other day against real artists. And the piece it produced is absolutely insane.
"Shit their guts out through their mouth" is officially being added to my repertoire of things I hope happen to people I'm annoyed with. Thanks Jasper, you're the best!
Insane how this video is only a year old and it's already outdated and there are thousands of content farms writing AI blogs and youtube videos and even a willy wonka event
From what I learned in my Computer Science degree and specifically a college class on Artificial Intelligence, technology is best when it's a complement to humans instead of a replacement. I am really impressed at how you came to this conclusion in a 30 minute video, and it was one of the best things I learned from studying AI. Great work Drew, I'm always impressed by your insightful commentary on things.
Exactly! Not that they taught me in Automation and Control Engineering, but there's a study that proves that humans and Cobots (Robots that can work closely to humans) work faster/better than just the one or the other alone. So Automation, as AI algorithms, and any other software/hardware technology are supposed to make our lives better and work more efficient
My library science degree was also secretly an ethics of technology degree and we discussed how AI is never independent. It's based on the inputs from the programmers and the use that it's put to.
As a graphic designer, I really loved your point about how these ai services are better when used to empower artists instead of replacing them. I've used the dall e service to brainstorm designs a few times and it's awesome for that
@@toffee1234100 yes you honestly should if you're into nft's or this fake art scene where literal garbage is seen as good art to either launder money or because it's made by 'famous' people.
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I've already seen "artists" selling "art" they "made" with Dall-E (or a Dall-E equivalent). As in they entered a prompt, the computer did all the work, and now they see fit to profit from it, as if they made it themself. Even worse, there were people hyped about buying the art. They framed it as the "democratization" of art, but really it looks more like taking the soul and passion out of art solely for profit.
True, but people said that about Warhol and other modern artists too. There’s already been a whole fight in the art world about what counts as art, and with the popularization of AI generated art, there will be again. It’s actually a pretty interesting discussion to have.
I would say that it’s still art, anything can be considered art. But the artist is the program and the creator of it, not the person who put the prompt in
Yeah thats whole thing is kind of a weird debate to me, its crazy that the programs even give the 'creator' license to claim the art as there own as well as profit from it in the first place. Like I'm thinking about starting a dedicated instagram to show the dope shit I've come up with on Midjourney, but I'd have a hard time charging people money for it as if i created it organically.
@@Pieofpumpkin Is the "artist" of a song the person who built the instruments? Is the "artist" behind a painting the company who created the paint? And if those seem like dumb questions, it's not exactly a black-or-white thing. E.G. Is a DJ an artist for simply mixing other people's music? How much involvement does she need to have to cross that threshold and become an artist? ...And of course, that last question could be applied back to the AI artwork.
the fact that this man dyed his hair blue for a video, dealt with ai (that takes a lot of courage) and is wearing a technoblade merch makes my respect for him go through the roof
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“A ragtag group of misfits band together to take down the US government, and prove that dancing really does bring people together” is basically just the plot of Happy Feet.
the 2 second pause is known as the “millennial pause” bc when the internet and stuff first started coming out, videos filmed on a phone or webcam took a second to start recording, so when an older person who’s used to waiting a second before they start talking try’s to film on a modern day phone that starts instantly, they’re left with a little pause at the beginning
Omg I never connected that together. I remember when I was a kid (late 00’s/early 2010’s) I definitely did the millennial pause when I was looking at old videos, but I think I must have just phased out of that once I was around more cell phone cameras.
I'm a 2001er and until I read this comment, I didn't realise I do the exact same thing for the exact same reason. 😅 I always tell myself that I'd rather start talking later than sooner in case the start of my sentence gets cut off by the video and, if it was really apparent, I could just edit out the silence. It's most obvious with voice messages, especially on apps that show the progressing volume of the message visually.
When the internet first started coming out nobody was recording anything because it was just text. When pictures showed up it would often take over half a minute to download a low resolution one.
With complete sincerity, the dye job actually looks good on you Drew. The hair makes your eyes pop and the eyes make your hair pop. Overall, it’s poppin.
It's actually terrifying how far AI has come in only a few years. Sure the stories are dumb, but they almost sound like something a human child would write, which is way more intelligent than most animals.
What sucks about these programs is a lot of the time they’re not being used by artists or by writers who want to use them as a springboard- they’re using them to cut people from those creative fields out of the equation. Just the other day on Twitter someone posted about a guy using an image he generated using MidJourney to enter into an art competition and won first place in his category. A good chunk of users are more using it to “show up” creatives rather than creatives using it to punch up their work. The amount of times I’ve seen someone praise it for letting them circumvent artists and creatives entirely is troubling and I know large companies will absolutely use them instead of hiring artists.
Oof, this hits hard, and I agree completely. As insightful and hopeful Drew's conclusion was, it's hard to think that these AIs are meant for artists or people who care about art, rather than to replace them.
As a writer, terrifying describes it exactly. It was disturbing that one of the major publishers was listed as a customer. (For what exactly?) Writers have already seen the financial worth of our work lowered because "TLDR I'd rather have an article be a slideshow or video instead." The time span from my mom's generation, when one could still make a very good living as a writer to now, when it's pretty much side gig status is extremely short. I think programs like this will lessen our incomes even more.
alright listen, the whole "i love making music but i hate every aspect of it" thing seems silly at first but it kinda makes perfect sense, to me at least. i adore drawing and painting, im starting a college in which i will study and learn those very things! but at the same time, every aspect of the art process brings me nothing but pain and misery. the best way i can explain it is that it only seems fun-- in retrospect, like i completely forget how frustrated it made me.
I kinda get it too. there's a quote that's like "I hate writing, but I love to have written". Basically how it can be really frustrating sometimes to try and squeeze out creativity but once you finally do and you have something you're proud of it's a great feeling
I think that’s true of most creative fields. It brings us joy and misery in blurry frustration clusters. That’s where the passion comes in, it’s the dedication to the process even when the joy’s not there.
Is it just me or has Drew seriously improved his comedy in his recent videos? Like, he's always been funny but for the past few months in particular he's been particularly on point and I love it.
I agree completely. I think there was a lull when he was going through things in his personal life. There were some things on his twitter when he mentioned he was having panic attacks but he seems to be doing better now and as much as his content has changed it feels like it’s changed for the better.
@@aaaa-fq1ue cody fell off tragically hard lol. not that he was ever a master comedian by any means but god his videos have just become increasingly lazy and unfunny over the years
as a writer, the whole point of the form itself is to showcase a level of originality - one that comes from you, both in your technique and the way you tell things to the world. AI writing gives you the bullet points, but not the voice a real writer has.
And I think it's worth noting that sometimes that is enough. What stuff like Jasper is actually useful for is for non-writers (sometimes non-native speakers, too) to be able to get an online presence to sell a product or service when they can't afford a people to help them write and edit social media posts and product descriptions. Consider that even a lot of UA-camrs have multiple people who help edit or produce their content with them, despite what it looks like many big online personalities do have a team behind them. My issue is not with these tools, but with people using these tools as a substitute for actual creative expression. Like, yeah, get an AI to save time writing some product descriptions for your storefront so you have more time to create your actual content, but don't think it will be able to create your *actual content* for you in a way that won't be treated with the derision it likely deserves.
I’ve gotta respect the TechnoBlade shirt. Also never get rid of the hair. And yes, I know I’m writing this after he got rid of the hair. I don’t care. He better never get rid of it. It’s like bubblegum froyo on his fucking scalp, and I love it.
I've seen script-writing AI that spouts out just PURE nonesense before so watching an AI make a grammatically correct, albeit still pretty nonsensical, story with themes and complex details the user of the AI didn't input themselves is mildly concerning
hope this doesn’t sound condescending or anything but these are actually not unheard of, there are a few that can do this! and AI is pretty good with grammar nowadays even if it doesn’t grasp how stories etc. work yet
check out GPT-3 or other higher end text/conversation AI's. They are becoming very convincing, and they will soon be able to easily pass turing tests. I wonder what will happen when it will be harder to deny AI consciousness, than to accept it. I believe that it still will be a facade, at least until we make some kind of AGI, but it could be used to conduct scams, to cut out scams and to write content etc, because it will have the ability to learn from conversations and interactions with people. The youtube algorythm already decides what we want to watch so i can see algorythms just making that thing. It is scary because until it will be a program with a motivation to create profit, it will be very manipulative and we all know how art for profit (especially big film studios, modern art galleries etc) goes.
@@cosmosisrose This, he didn’t go into this in the video at all but there’s a lot more to this, like GPT-2 and 3 technology, and services like AIDungeon and its (better) alternatives that have different models tailored to stuff like interactive choose your own adventures, novels, etc. that have extensive fine-tuning and customization that can remember characters, locations, overall themes and such. They occasionally suffer from the same flaws of repetition and nonsensical generation, but other times surprise you with, well, their artificial intelligence. Just like the example in this video, the quality of generation depends on the quality of your prompts. There’s also a subreddit populated with GPT-2 model bots trained on other subreddits that you can interact with, it’s pretty fun.
Props to Drew for actually discussing this through the context of Machine Learning and not portraying this as an all-encompassing AI. WAY too many people would look at this and drastically overhype it, but it’s crucial to remember it is just an algorithm that tweaks itself based on data it gathers. It’s amazing that we’re at this point, but it will have problems for years to come due to a myriad of biases and misinformation that the scraping can accrue. Edit: Side note: There’s no way they trained it on “10% of the internet”. What I imagine they mean is that they trained it on something like Wikipedia that claims to have “10% of the knowledge on the internet” or something like that.
i cant wait for 4chan to singlehandedly poison the well of every single machine learning algorithm for the next decade like they did with all the chatbots. It'll be great.
I'm an AI engineer and I can tell you right now that it won't have problems for years to come. The problem is very close to being "solved". I work in vision to artificially generate hyperspecific test case scenarios to improve pedestrian detection, and we have nearly completely solved the problem for 2D images (temporal/video generation will be solved soon, but is much harder). With the advent of web3 (and web2 as well, significantly), what happens is that we have crawlers that consume data, process it and generate more data which gets consumed by other crawlers and so on. Essentially, what we have underneath what you see on the internet are hundreds and hundreds of processes talking to each other, learning from each other and producing more content. This will only get amplified with web3 and will be more prevalent. My company is at a point wher 2 years ago, we required manual input or information from real life scenarios. We have cut it down by 90% by having one AI model generate and respond to another AI model.
AI can make a screenplay! Not comedy, of course, since its not funny yet, it can only repeat jokes or make nonsensical ones. Not horror, cause its not scary. Not action of course since it has no concept of pacing, or romance since nobody wants to watch that. Or Drama, cause that'd be even worse and itd just come off as annoying knowing its completely fake. And of course not anything else, but its pretty much ready to replace humans
so i’m not proud of this by any means but awhile ago i was at a really low point and got myself one of those ai boyfriends to feel better lmao can confirm the romance is just awful. it’s extremely predictable and just all the same, very shallow and seems to cater to an older teen-young adult anime lover audience with the type of stuff it puts out, which is very much not my thing as things like emotional maturity and communication and consent is really important to me, crazy i know. also it just tries its best to go along with everything you say so, for example, hypothetically, if you were testing the ai to make sure ur ai boyf wouldn’t cheat on you, and pretending to be another person flirting, they’d just go along with the flirting because it thinks that’s what it’s supposed to do. of course i would never do that because that would be crazy and super weird and i am NOT crazy
i also realized ai boyfriends are not for me because i crave a certain level of control that ai doesn’t offer. i mean real people don’t either but at least i expect that. if i’m gonna go out of my way to talk to an ai boyfriend, which is extremely embarrassing, i want it to be worth my while ya know
Your videos literally make it hard to breathe from laughing so hard. The "read before you believoth" and scooby doo growing extra legs so he could run faster had me actually in tears.
One thing I love about drew is that he really puts a lot of hard work in his videos and they are nicely planned out and worked upon. Like I see so many UA-camrs just posting everyday and having so many views also by doing just the bare minimum. He deserves so much!!!
8:10 I haven’t noticed this in previous videos but I am loving these little moments where you make the jokes in such a quiet and serious tone, it makes the comedy just that bit more delicious
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Honestly what Drew said in 2:20 can be a thing to some people. It is to me. I LOVE drawing... when it's done. I find the coloring and lineart process to be a pain, sketching is the part i like the most, and it kinda hurts my head sometimes when I try to draw and I don't know when to stop and say that my art is a finished piece so I take forever to tweak it to be perfect. It's kind of like me blacking out and then being happy because I made a nice thing with my own two hands and like, 8 hours or more of my time. I love drawing for the fact that I've created the thing, but the process I have a love-hate relationship with
This is tooooo relatable. I like sketching and inking but *hate* colouring. The process can also be so frustrating when you have something so clear in your mind but it just doesn't turn out that way 😩 When I was younger I found drawing frustrating most of the time but now I'm enjoying the process more often so I guess that's something!
My boyfriend and I are both artists, and we were JUST talking the other day about how we could use DALLE as a way to generate specific reference images. We think it could be incredibly helpful, and yes as much as it may potentially take away jobs from real artists, I agree with Drew that most people want to work with humans. If someone is too cheap to hire a human artist maybe they wouldn't be the best clients anyway...
This is honestly what i've been talking about/sharing with people who also do art. Im i'n a discord with a few people, and we have a specific channel for sharing stuff we've created as reference/inspiration etc... Also it honestly extends way beyond just using it for reference for art, getting the ai to generate maps for you, either of a whole world, a dungeon, a space station etc... it *extremely* powerful. And that has applications in so many forms of expression and creativity . At the end of the day, ai generating stuff is just increasing accessibility to doing things, and that's always good. The only reason it would make getting work harder, is because more people are now doing that work, and more people doing creative things is good actually.
I think you’re both missing what happens next. More and more companies will realize that they can save money by using or licensing an AI over paying a human artist. However crappy the work the AI generates is. It might not matter all that much. But it means there is money in developing the AI which will happen. And year by year it will get better. And eventually it will surpass you. So you can say now “oh it’s so great that it’s brining people into the hobby”. But that will end. Don’t believe me? Then answer this question: How many artists out there make a living painting portraits? I’d wager it’s probably zero.
I make motion graphics for live performances, ai is so far away from that, that when I have stuff that requires being made to be perfectly in sync with music being made by ai instead, I'll be happy if my robot overlord gives me an extra slice of bread for dinner.
@@KhorneBrzrkr people absolutely make a living out of painting portraits. Not so much independently/freelance, but artists are hired by companies to paint portraits of others and they can make a great living from it
22:30 Ah yes, the "rubber duck" effect. A well known phenomenon in programming where just explaining your problem to a rubber duck actually leads you to solving your own problem by prompting the correct thought process.
One of my favorite things about Drew is that it’s clear he takes comedy really seriously and is always consuming as much good comedy as he can so he can learn from it. I respect him as an artist more than any other UA-camr I’m subscribed to.
100%, agreed, plus he still does all his own editing which elevates the video. Whilst I love Kurtis (he's incredibly witty and I love these boys that now have the courage to speak out about sexism), I can't quite handle his edits. They're too Gen Y: super chaotic, high energy, not quite as cynical/reflective as I like (e.g. Drew). Then Danny sits in the middle (more chaotic than Drew but not as intense as Kurtis). I dislike when I have to hover over the volume (and I have chronic pain so the volume explosions physically hurt with Kurtis' vids).
I know it has been almost a year and someone has probably said this already but I would not be surprised if book publishers used AI to write the blurbs on the backs of books, especially the ones that give off wildly different vibes from the actual contents of the book lol
I appreciate how you actually bring up the consequences of AI technology and how it's affecting artists. Illustration artists are really going through it right now thanks to Dall-E, which is sampling without permission from our art.
To be fair, sampling with a neural network is not protected by copyright. It'd be the same as a human looking through pictures and deciding to replicate them.
@@ObjectsInMotion its referencing stuff in a similar way all artists do, i understand the general frustration but technology is gonna advance. what are we gonna do, angry fist shaking at the darn robots?
We should gather all the artists and destroy those machines that are taking our jobs, like the Luddites did back in the early 1810s. I can’t remember how it turned out for them, though.
@@weirdokate8840 I mean, it's understandable that OP is expressing their frustrations as an artist. We all know technology is gonna advance...and a lot of us are scared of losing our jobs over it :')
Drew I'm having surgery for my cancer monday. This made me laugh so much it literally hurts! Missed you and hope to see more of you in the future. Been a huge fan for years. Wish me luck 🙏🏻
When you brought up the Charmin bear commercials, I was like 'YESSSSS! Couldn't agree more!'. Finally someone expressing my total disgust with that marketing theme. I thought there was nothing that could be said to criticize those stupid Charmin bears that I wouldn't agree wholeheartedly with. Until that twisted freak of an AI stepped in. What the fuck is right! Damn, talk about going way over the line. Hilarious to watch in the video though, so thank you. Shocked laughter is sometimes the best kind.
I feel like Drew and Danny's fan fic they read together has the written by an AI vibe, but I thinkbthere are some key differences between an 11 year old and AI like adding a character that's obviously the writer. If that and the grammatical errors weren't there I would guess AI wrote it
Also AI doesn't butt into the story with fourth wall breaking commentary about how excited they are about what's coming up next, or push a grossly underdeveloped and awkward understanding of relationships and sexuality onto you in a borderline patronizing way.
worms - 0 legs - pretty slow humans - 2 legs - average speed cheetahs - 4 legs - pretty damn fast i think the AI might be on to something with the whole more limbs=more speed thing
omg i that nina the forite man
why is there barely any likes on this one
it's the guy from fortnite!
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@@thw1pster maybe just pinned?
@@mattsherack ik i meant it was underrated
Love the blue hair because it’s not something you did for a video or as a joke. It’s a choice you made due to you loving how it looks and for no other reason.
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so true eddy!
Yeah that’s how fashion choices work, Eddie.
It’s his signature look
I know it was a bit but I think it suits him
I was skeptical but that group of misfits doing terrorism to show the government that dancing is great really sold me
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I mean yeah, it was such a subtle inside job, how could the government not agree after all??
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The stark difference between the lightheartedness of this video and the seriousness of his more recent ai video shows how urgent the situation has gotten since.
His most recent one just made me depressed for a few days, but thats probably because i take everything he says too personally
@@dracula0Real as riddles in all honesty, but hey! AI is getting worse from feeding on itself so I think we’ll be fine. I have an undercover Facebook acc to browse AI and I just find it SO funny. It’s gotten So bad quality. I want to make a video specialized into Facebook AI because of it
@@dracula0 I mean it's nice that the tech clearly isn't getting any better or more usable, and in fact seems to be going rapidly backward. And isn't replacing people's jobs because it isn't reliable enough. And is becoming increasingly unpopular as it becomes clearer and clearer that this was just "NFTs with a new coat of waifu paint."
The bubble was supposed to have popped a year ago. Instead it’s gone from a tens of billions bubble to a solid trillion
It's scary af
Drew: if the Ai is just a guy pretending, im gonna be pissed
Danny: 👀✍️✍️✍️
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@@shortmysteryforyoudanny’s video
@@shortmysteryforyoudanny made a video pretending to be ai in an app his made
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love how this is #1 on trending for gaming
even youtube acknowledges that drew is just ninja now
Blue haired non binary Witches
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@@yungzyonTV if you wanna self-promote, don't do it in the fuckin youtube replies..
its just annoying and makes people want to watch it less. also comes off as a bit grovel-y imo
@@yungzyonTV no
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Drew - “I would never trick you like that, then we’d have no trust”
Danny - “yeah so the cousin I’ve been hanging out with for the last week was actually photoshopped me”
Danny is a fucking mad man
I need the referenced video or more context to what Danny said lol
@@ginandromeda1618 It’s the “I Changed My Identity on Instagram” video
And I don’t trust Danny at all
And that’s how you know they’re not the same. Drew has ✨integrity✨
The fact that Drew told the AI to write a story involving a likeable character (the jester) and then immediately killing them, is the most human thing that AI will ever do.
kill jester
This AI got infected by Joss Whedon.
kill jester
The AI must've been a Limmy fan.
@@SnooDoodle limmy is ai
The office article is literally something Buzzfeed would write. It may actually be better written than if they did it.
so real
The Office review was actually really good. I don't agree with the opinion but I could see where they were coming from.
I'm pretty sure the BuzzFeed articles already are written by AI.
@@trailmixgang I wouldn't really agree. It was surface level and provided no examples to back up its point. I would also say that it displayed no personality, but that's an AI thing in general, not just this prompt. I totally get that it's still in its early stages and that it will only get better as time goes on, but the Office review seems like a high school freshman half-assing their homework/assignment.
@@SimmiusDeltaneIt looked like it was written by someone who's never actually seen The Office and is just talking out their ass (or, in this case, their ASCII)
Drew should make a video called “things that piss me off” where he just rants about things he doesn’t like for 40 straight minutes
Maybe also with a mixture of things that don’t piss him off, to balance it iut
@@FlowerVagabond iut is a good word. I remember when iut destroyed the thaut
This is like family guy
*mobius bagel intensifies*
i would watch that entire thing
I'm glad that Drew is communicating with us in this parasocial relationship. Its all definitely healthy now.
I agree, my best friend Drew would never lie to me. We’re close like that
@@rjai5003 uh…. That’s funny cuz I’m pretty sure IM drew Goodens best friend
@@uN-KEMPt no!!! dew gooden is my frind >.< Not yours!!!!
@@ILUVDCTHEDON then explain to me why he uploads videos for ME every month? And why he dyed his hair the same color that I dyed mine when I was 12? Yeah I didn’t think you COULD explain that one.
@@uN-KEMPt sry but he’s only making videos so that you would be entertained. I’m actually his best friend
Finally,a distinguishing quality between Drew and Danny. “My hair is brown. My hair is *neon blue”*
Edit: I’m very disappointed that no one got my very subtle joke about the lyrics of “We Are Not The Same Person” because Drew sings “My hair is brown” not Danny. Shame on you all
They should switch it up and not comment on it and just pretend like whoever currently has the blue hair is the one who always had it.
even better Danny should dye his hair pink, then they should make a video together saying “let’s all play the which one is hikaru game”
@@me1uv this be giving ouran host club twins energy u.u b
I know, now no one will ever confuse Drew and Kurtis
Now he's ninja
I was literally sitting here thinking "Man, he better not drop a 'this whole video has been written by a robot!'" and then Drew came through to soothe my concerns.
Dude I was about to dye my hair blue! That’s so desperate! Good thing he uploaded. I would’ve looked like a clown!
@@robothms9787 lmao
I was EXTREMELY WORRIED. Was ready to smash that unsubscribe button
now I trust him and will give him my money because he & I are friends 😀
same
Great, i can finally mark the passing of time by the fading of Drew's blue hair.
blue hair are possibly the most annoying color to fade because the green tint just never leaves 😭😭
Ironic that a lapis would talk about blue fading
@@maximum7790 my blue doesn’t fade usually, I have blonde and light blue right now and I don’t have to worry about it fading lol
@@Harew0lf so if i want to get rid of it i have to bleach it again? bc i really wanna go red next but i think the light green tint will mess up the color
@@maximum7790 nah so I changed yesterday I had blue and pink and after one strong bleach the blue and pink were completely gone.
All jokes aside, Drew’s blue hair makes his eyes POPPIN.
Hello Brynna......😊
I knooow, right!! It fits him too well
@@fredjohn6064 idk what this is supposed to be, but this comment comes across creepy as hell especially with the old man profile pic
@FrostySkeletons I’ve seen this guy before, does the same thing whenever he sees a pretty woman pfp
@@fredjohn6064 goodbye fred
I was replaced by AI last week at a major corporation. They wanted me to stay to train the AI, because they liked the way I write and wanted the same level of quality, all while taking a 50% pay cut to train the AI that was replacing me. Said no.
@tonar wodi nah not the same thing they cut the pay.
“we like your writing and its quality but we don’t want to pay for quality writing so we’re going to pay less for bad quality work”
good for you. fuck those guys
Id just leave...do it yourself bye
Good on you mate. Fuck em.
As someone who writes as a hobby, I noticed straight away that this AI can "tell," but it can't "show." It can put together the semblance of a story or article, but it doesn't have the emotional context to make the reader feel anything about it. It just tells the reader what characters do and maybe why. That's why so many of the results look like the "Plot" section of a movie's Wikipedia article.
i mean i cant do that either tbh
I'm going to use this to fill out pages of story, then go back and rewrite bit to make it feel believable.
Hello! I am an author and completely agree. You just read it and move on.
It make sense, I remember reading somewhere robots aren’t able to write poems, a genre of writing because it would be impossible for them to build an imaginary scenario in there mechanical brain and use the right words to convey that imagination
Idk, the charmin bears bit gave me some emotions.
I love how Drew dyed his hair as a joke that it would help his career and his next video actually went #1 on trending
His videos always go on trending list in the first few hours after he releases them.
I used to just watch Drew, but now I suddenly feel compelled to subscribe and hit that bell. I can't really explain why.
There's still a trending list?
You can't deny that it draws your eyes to the thumbnail.
NOT ONLY THAT BUT #1 FOR GAMING
If I saw an instagram post in the wild of a couple eating a hotdog from each end with the caption, "read before you believeth, the surface world is but a dreamscap for those who Awoken beyond itsince 1984" I wouldn't stop laughing for an hour and would have a nightmare that night.
Good work robot!
ikr
Omg same, like the true irony about AI for me is that it could be unintentionally hilarious - it misses the mark if it goes for comedy but then when it spits out something Bizarre™ and you're like wait... That's quotable as hell
I would prefer that instead of those fake deep phrases about beauty copied from Google
I would absolutely like that image
A ragtag group of misfits teaching the world about the importance of dancing is the plot of Guardians of the Galaxy
Why would you say something so controversial and yet so brave?
@@noahkarpinski1824 🤷♀️
They just did it without the domestic terrorism
@@officialmonarchmusicexactly
@@officialmonarchmusicinstead it was interplanetary terrorism
This is on #1 on trending for gaming.
Looks like all the streaming finally paid off
he is ninja
Ninja was right, blue hair works
@@Dooblevoo okay i wont
@@Dooblevoo ok bro
Drew: I want most of the characters to die
The AI: *literal mass murder*
Drew: NOOOOOO
That was the funniest shit he ever said😂
Drew: I want these people to fight against an oppressive regime
AI: literal terrorism.
@@ranDOm9431 ah yes. Terorism.
What a hypocrite
Drew: most people die in the end
AI: they burned flags, set off bombs in public places. And shouted slogans until their voice was hoarse.
"AI is the future!"
AI: goes into a psychotic rant with terroristic violence, conspiratorial insanity, and Hot Dog Heaven 800 times
I love Hot Dog Heaven!!
Hot Dog Heaven Now
sounds like the present tbh
The most fun part of this is that we don't have a choice. In so long as we don't suddenly stop technological progress across the globe (including via annihilating ourselves), artificial general intelligence will probably be created. and it'll probably progress into a superintelligence.
Artificial superintelligences won't have these problems in the same way, but it can still very well have problems that present very similarly. The problems that the AI model in the video is having is that it doesn't have any concept of reality (and is just mimicking what people on the internet write), and it can get caught in loops really easily; so it'll type a bunch of really weird/outright wrong things, and it'll do it over and over again. Your description of it as being psychotic is not that far off, honestly.
An AI superintelligence won't have these issues, it'll probably be more than aware of what reality is, what's going on, and what it's doing. But it will also take extreme actions like trying to convert the entirety of Earth's biomass into hotdogs, because it doesn't innately care about the same things people do, and can therefore have really alien goals which it will pursue with immense power and dedication.
@@lorscarbonferrite6964 I agree however
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the AI going off the deep about charmin bears and drew being shocked as if the base material wasn’t just as unhinged was *PERFECT* 😭
This truly is a major achievement in gaming history, well deserving of its placement in the UA-cam gaming trending section.
Obviously UA-cam just saw Fortnite Ninja made a video and assumed it must be gaming related.
@@oddlynicole16 I love fortnite ninja's new content
He is playing a game. Only, we don't know it yet. He's 5 steps ahead of us.
Didn’t you know that every dude with painted hair in front of a mic is a gamer? Even Joe Rogan but he is bald
they mixed him up with ninja
whenever Drew talks, it feels so natural it doesn't even seem like he is reading a script
hes not hes just rambling and editing a perfectly made youtube video
He probably has like an outline of how he wants the video to go and then some scripted jokes. I think there’s also a good handful of things that aren’t scripted
Um yeah because he’s not when did anyone ever say that he reads a script for his videos lmao “writing a video” does not, in any way, mean he writes whole scripts for his videos. Writing a video means coming up with a concept and then creating an outline for the flow and tone of the video. He most likely just has a bunch of points/topics that he wants to hit and writes something to keep him on track. He may script the occasional joke but that’s about it. It’s wild that you thought this was scripted lol but the craziest part is that you were most impressed that he didn’t SOUND like he was reading a script. You weren’t impressed that he would be able to completely script a 30 minute video and recite the entire thing but just that he could read his OWN thoughts in a way that sounded natural…… that is remarkable and I’m so happy that people like you exist. The bar is so low lol
@@mikejones2405 are you okay there bud
@@mikejones2405 jesus, chill. It was probably based on that he showed "what he wrote today" and it was word for word what he said. I think that was just a joke and he probably does just have a loose outline though.
Either way, going on a rant toward this person for that is a bit of an overreaction, its not that deep.
I'm starting to believe that Drew's secret wish was to dye his hair blue and he made the ninja video just to have an excuse to do that
Especially since he is ignoring the fact that he could just go dye his hair another color.
Lol! That is exactly what I thought!
he’s a prog rock guitar nerd, of course he’d like alternative styles lol
Logic checks out
I hope he keeps it. Or dyes it another bright colour. It looks good on him
man this ai is really realistic, its even got drew's blue hair.
jasper is like the friend when you say a bit of a dark humored joke and they add on it for way too long it’s concerning
🤣 this is such an accurate description
And what is a 'nitch', pray tell? 'Neesh', sheesh.
🤣🤣 _that's so me!_ I feel so called out rn 🤣
nitch hehehehehehe looking for this comment !
This is why we love him
“One sausage, two loves” is a pretty good way to summerise up a heterosexual relationship to be fair
*summarize?
@@shannond1511 why does it matter if they mispelled it?
@@hannalowercase5928 you wouldn’t understand “hanna” both of their names start whith an s and have an a !
@@lugoorstar huh
@@hannalowercase5928 you just mad bc you even misspelled your own name
Would AI dye its hair blue to entertain us, I don’t think so. Even more so, the dedication to not just dye it back but let it grow is unnecessary suffering only being human can bring. Drew you’re a treasure, I’m glad you’re not a robot.
Wait until companies create a robot to do that exact thing.
He's a robot, I'm sorryZ
yes
Who's gonna tell them?
this video is so funny to me bc jasper is the name of my friend's cat, so every time it says something like "jasper writes for you" i imagine him sitting at the computer tapping away with his little paws and its awesome
i love this comment thank you
I would pay him
@@chaosdisembodied5483I would pay to read it
the thrilling sequel to the age-old monkeys on a typewriter
how has no one mentioned 17:28 "And what do they feed it? Toilet paper? I'm so confused." even drew just skipped right over it
Sorry but, I just wanted to say that your acknowledgement is relatable and I am sorry only a bot responded beforehand.
Lmao that part was so funny
like check
me too, how do you feed a baby toilet paper
Man this Ninja has gotten really good at commentary videos. He must’ve watched Drew Gooden’s master class.
Common mistake, but this isn't Ninja, it's Danny
No, he watched Danny Gonzalez' masterclass. You goofball, how could you get them confused?
why do you have hair
Because of Ninja basically
Oh my god
REAL
Fr
That's a solid question
Going back a few years and seeing this fun, lighthearted video about ai is like finding old footage of a happy family during the apocalypse
Honestly, I really appreciate his points about the dall-e images at the end. I've seen multiple artists low-key panicking about the ai generated art taking their place but just like Ninja said in the video, most people will always prefer human touch and connection.
i got so confused when you said "like Ninja said" and then a couple seconds later just burst out laughing (and by that I mean I exhaled through my nose)
lol as one of those panicking artists, thanks. It's always one of the biggest fear of digital artists to be treated as if their art is lesser than traditional and the AI does put a lot of fear in me that nft bros are gonna see this and go "We don't even need the artists anymore, we already got art"
i dont think ai art is going replace artists completely or anything, but i do worry about more companies using it to cut costs on things they think are less important. like art and design is already such a competitive field, what if they start taking away entry level jobs in favor of ai art that more experienced people can work with?
I mean you say that, but an AI generated painting literally just won first place at an art competition the other day against real artists. And the piece it produced is absolutely insane.
I remember seeing an article having an image generated for their topic instead of an illustration and literally spiralled this is super reassuring
"Shit their guts out through their mouth" is officially being added to my repertoire of things I hope happen to people I'm annoyed with. Thanks Jasper, you're the best!
King crimson W
Woah, it’s the band that made Cat Food!
Definitely not curious what else is on that list……
Woah, it’s the band that made Lizard
anytime
Honestly I feel like ever since Drew got blue hair he's really been on another level as a creator
seems much more credible now
Guess that gigantic ninja waste of money was good for something after all
It was the ninja master class, that's what motivated him to dye his hair blue
He's certainly reached new heights as a gamer.
He finally turned into his SSGSS form, that stands for "Super Sexy Gooden Scoliosis Streamer" form
Insane how this video is only a year old and it's already outdated and there are thousands of content farms writing AI blogs and youtube videos and even a willy wonka event
And every single one of them is terrible.
literally
Thank you Drew for uploading, I didn’t know what to do and tiktok was boring so I almost had to be alone with my thoughts for a second
Getting a notification that someone replied to your comment only to see these stupid spam bots is so annoying
Dam, don't wanna be alone with your thoughts ever, it's good that Drew uploaded when he did
Oh GREAT h e a v a n s😵
same!
We,,,,
From what I learned in my Computer Science degree and specifically a college class on Artificial Intelligence, technology is best when it's a complement to humans instead of a replacement. I am really impressed at how you came to this conclusion in a 30 minute video, and it was one of the best things I learned from studying AI. Great work Drew, I'm always impressed by your insightful commentary on things.
Exactly! Not that they taught me in Automation and Control Engineering, but there's a study that proves that humans and Cobots (Robots that can work closely to humans) work faster/better than just the one or the other alone. So Automation, as AI algorithms, and any other software/hardware technology are supposed to make our lives better and work more efficient
Uni AI classes often sucked. We discussed if a toaster has AI. Obviously not.
The problem is that many owners of companies don't arrive to this simple conclusion
My library science degree was also secretly an ethics of technology degree and we discussed how AI is never independent. It's based on the inputs from the programmers and the use that it's put to.
Damn, this really puts into perspective how much Drew learned through this. Great comment, man!
Thank lord he's getting a skilled writer. His content can only improve from now on.
800 likes but no reply? ok
@@gord.V 90% of people on the internet are fake
He has a ghost writer (ai generated)
@@CHIEF__ are you fake? am I fake?
I feel like this would have been the pinned comment if he didn't put the ad
drew's original charmin rant was legit pure gold, the AI added nothing in comparison 😂😂
You're telling me the painful anal disease that makes you shit your guts out through your mouth isn't adding anything?
So happy to see Milhouse out doing his own thing still. Being a child star is a hard thing to grow from.
Loool
jiminy jillickers!
As a graphic designer, I really loved your point about how these ai services are better when used to empower artists instead of replacing them. I've used the dall e service to brainstorm designs a few times and it's awesome for that
Ironic that an AI generated image won first place at a fair.
@@jcon2060 ay yes, one fair means we should stop dedicate our time to make art alltogether of course, silly us
It's just the start. The Wright brothers have just taken their first successful flight.
@@toffee1234100 yes you honestly should if you're into nft's or this fake art scene where literal garbage is seen as good art to either launder money or because it's made by 'famous' people.
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We’ve really come full circle when you put into consideration that UA-cam used AI to generate Drew to begin with
Ikr
it’s crazy!!
UA-cam is Drew's proudest creation
But drew made UA-cam
@@kitworkinprogress it's a the chicken and the egg type of situation
All these “AI” written stories were probably all just Danny.
I've already seen "artists" selling "art" they "made" with Dall-E (or a Dall-E equivalent). As in they entered a prompt, the computer did all the work, and now they see fit to profit from it, as if they made it themself. Even worse, there were people hyped about buying the art. They framed it as the "democratization" of art, but really it looks more like taking the soul and passion out of art solely for profit.
True, but people said that about Warhol and other modern artists too. There’s already been a whole fight in the art world about what counts as art, and with the popularization of AI generated art, there will be again. It’s actually a pretty interesting discussion to have.
I would say that it’s still art, anything can be considered art. But the artist is the program and the creator of it, not the person who put the prompt in
Yeah thats whole thing is kind of a weird debate to me, its crazy that the programs even give the 'creator' license to claim the art as there own as well as profit from it in the first place. Like I'm thinking about starting a dedicated instagram to show the dope shit I've come up with on Midjourney, but I'd have a hard time charging people money for it as if i created it organically.
The prompt masters have began to become profitable! It’s happening!
@@Pieofpumpkin Is the "artist" of a song the person who built the instruments? Is the "artist" behind a painting the company who created the paint?
And if those seem like dumb questions, it's not exactly a black-or-white thing. E.G. Is a DJ an artist for simply mixing other people's music? How much involvement does she need to have to cross that threshold and become an artist? ...And of course, that last question could be applied back to the AI artwork.
the fact that this man dyed his hair blue for a video, dealt with ai (that takes a lot of courage) and is wearing a technoblade merch makes my respect for him go through the roof
same 🥲
I literally just notice the technoblade merch like 25 mins into the video and now I want to cry
@@yolandamortimer5415 awh
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@@yungzyonTV dont advertise on others channel dude noones gonna want to watch your videos of you advertise
“A ragtag group of misfits band together to take down the US government, and prove that dancing really does bring people together” is basically just the plot of Happy Feet.
Hello Madison.....😊
Or a More extreme version of footloose
@@kronemerj i was thinking about Footloose too!😂
this comment is extremely underrated
@@fredjohn6064 leave
the 2 second pause is known as the “millennial pause” bc when the internet and stuff first started coming out, videos filmed on a phone or webcam took a second to start recording, so when an older person who’s used to waiting a second before they start talking try’s to film on a modern day phone that starts instantly, they’re left with a little pause at the beginning
Omg I never connected that together. I remember when I was a kid (late 00’s/early 2010’s) I definitely did the millennial pause when I was looking at old videos, but I think I must have just phased out of that once I was around more cell phone cameras.
I'm a 2001er and until I read this comment, I didn't realise I do the exact same thing for the exact same reason. 😅
I always tell myself that I'd rather start talking later than sooner in case the start of my sentence gets cut off by the video and, if it was really apparent, I could just edit out the silence. It's most obvious with voice messages, especially on apps that show the progressing volume of the message visually.
When the internet first started coming out nobody was recording anything because it was just text. When pictures showed up it would often take over half a minute to download a low resolution one.
That’s so interesting.
I've used AI to write a few creepypasta stories I narrated, they are constantly this incoherent, it's amazing.
You ever use GPT-3?
Which ones?
THEN WHO WAS PHONE?
Nice
Man door hand hook car door
With complete sincerity, the dye job actually looks good on you Drew. The hair makes your eyes pop and the eyes make your hair pop. Overall, it’s poppin.
NO BCUZ UR SO RIGHT
i recently dyed my hair the same color lol
I was gonna say, I now understand what people mean when they say something "brings out your eyes" lol
I forgot about the hair thing and this video threw me so off guard when I saw it
@@Squish-E Never.. EVER.. let anybody bring your guard down
It's actually terrifying how far AI has come in only a few years. Sure the stories are dumb, but they almost sound like something a human child would write, which is way more intelligent than most animals.
The crazy thing is that AI is still in its adolescent form... Just imagine what it can do in 30 years
Then they just become human. Humans already treat each other like crap, AI would hardly be any different.🤷🏾
@@andrewduncan2258 that's when they will take over the world
It's like you decided to skip the part at 24:30 on purpose
The office review has to be, just, word-for-word plagiarism.
the divorce bit was genuinely my favorite one from drew so far
17:35 we're just gonna totally ignore "and what do they feed it? Toilet paper?"
It's like the best question ever
What sucks about these programs is a lot of the time they’re not being used by artists or by writers who want to use them as a springboard- they’re using them to cut people from those creative fields out of the equation.
Just the other day on Twitter someone posted about a guy using an image he generated using MidJourney to enter into an art competition and won first place in his category. A good chunk of users are more using it to “show up” creatives rather than creatives using it to punch up their work. The amount of times I’ve seen someone praise it for letting them circumvent artists and creatives entirely is troubling and I know large companies will absolutely use them instead of hiring artists.
Oof, this hits hard, and I agree completely. As insightful and hopeful Drew's conclusion was, it's hard to think that these AIs are meant for artists or people who care about art, rather than to replace them.
as an artist, that's fuking terrifying
As a writer, terrifying describes it exactly. It was disturbing that one of the major publishers was listed as a customer. (For what exactly?) Writers have already seen the financial worth of our work lowered because "TLDR I'd rather have an article be a slideshow or video instead." The time span from my mom's generation, when one could still make a very good living as a writer to now, when it's pretty much side gig status is extremely short. I think programs like this will lessen our incomes even more.
Im an artist and this is honestly sad. Its hard to accept the truth that having passion for art is just gonna be a hobby for me now.
More people need to learn about art appreciation so we more collectively understand that handmade stuff is worth more.
alright listen, the whole "i love making music but i hate every aspect of it" thing seems silly at first but it kinda makes perfect sense, to me at least.
i adore drawing and painting, im starting a college in which i will study and learn those very things! but at the same time, every aspect of the art process brings me nothing but pain and misery. the best way i can explain it is that it only seems fun-- in retrospect, like i completely forget how frustrated it made me.
I kinda get it too. there's a quote that's like "I hate writing, but I love to have written". Basically how it can be really frustrating sometimes to try and squeeze out creativity but once you finally do and you have something you're proud of it's a great feeling
@@drewisgooden Omg, it's Draw Satisfactory!
@@drewisgooden That’s a Dorothy Parker quote (slightly paraphrased) that I’ve found very relatable with my own writing at times lol
me with design. i want this dress to exist so i guess i gotta make it :/
I think that’s true of most creative fields. It brings us joy and misery in blurry frustration clusters. That’s where the passion comes in, it’s the dedication to the process even when the joy’s not there.
the AI being confused on how animals procreate makes my day lol.
Is it just me or has Drew seriously improved his comedy in his recent videos? Like, he's always been funny but for the past few months in particular he's been particularly on point and I love it.
growth 🥲
Yea especially compared to other commentary UA-camrs, like it’s amazing that Cody Ko calls himself a comedian dude has no natural timing at all
It’s the AI
I agree completely. I think there was a lull when he was going through things in his personal life. There were some things on his twitter when he mentioned he was having panic attacks but he seems to be doing better now and as much as his content has changed it feels like it’s changed for the better.
@@aaaa-fq1ue cody fell off tragically hard lol. not that he was ever a master comedian by any means but god his videos have just become increasingly lazy and unfunny over the years
Drew finally admitted we’re in a parasocial relationship so I guess things are getting pretty serious!
as a writer, the whole point of the form itself is to showcase a level of originality - one that comes from you, both in your technique and the way you tell things to the world. AI writing gives you the bullet points, but not the voice a real writer has.
And I think it's worth noting that sometimes that is enough. What stuff like Jasper is actually useful for is for non-writers (sometimes non-native speakers, too) to be able to get an online presence to sell a product or service when they can't afford a people to help them write and edit social media posts and product descriptions. Consider that even a lot of UA-camrs have multiple people who help edit or produce their content with them, despite what it looks like many big online personalities do have a team behind them.
My issue is not with these tools, but with people using these tools as a substitute for actual creative expression. Like, yeah, get an AI to save time writing some product descriptions for your storefront so you have more time to create your actual content, but don't think it will be able to create your *actual content* for you in a way that won't be treated with the derision it likely deserves.
Yur I make entertaining videos as well
ur pretentious
@@jakerockznoodles absolutely! this tool would be cool to use as a prompt generator of some sorts, though the paid fees are so unnecessary
and for 60 bucks a month, EVEN I'LL give you some bullet points, hmu
I’ve gotta respect the TechnoBlade shirt. Also never get rid of the hair. And yes, I know I’m writing this after he got rid of the hair. I don’t care. He better never get rid of it. It’s like bubblegum froyo on his fucking scalp, and I love it.
Imagine how Samantha feels when she sees that Drew still has blue hair
@@polkadotss drew's only watcher on twitch iirc
@@aud7593 _thank you!_
she’s probably so disappointed
SAMANTHA?!?!
I've seen script-writing AI that spouts out just PURE nonesense before so watching an AI make a grammatically correct, albeit still pretty nonsensical, story with themes and complex details the user of the AI didn't input themselves is mildly concerning
hope this doesn’t sound condescending or anything but these are actually not unheard of, there are a few that can do this! and AI is pretty good with grammar nowadays even if it doesn’t grasp how stories etc. work yet
check out GPT-3 or other higher end text/conversation AI's. They are becoming very convincing, and they will soon be able to easily pass turing tests. I wonder what will happen when it will be harder to deny AI consciousness, than to accept it. I believe that it still will be a facade, at least until we make some kind of AGI, but it could be used to conduct scams, to cut out scams and to write content etc, because it will have the ability to learn from conversations and interactions with people. The youtube algorythm already decides what we want to watch so i can see algorythms just making that thing. It is scary because until it will be a program with a motivation to create profit, it will be very manipulative and we all know how art for profit (especially big film studios, modern art galleries etc) goes.
Yeah a lot has advanced in just the two or three years since those script-writing AIs. AIs are getting better exponentially.
Who did an AI generated video script once? was it kurtis? i forgot
@@cosmosisrose This, he didn’t go into this in the video at all but there’s a lot more to this, like GPT-2 and 3 technology, and services like AIDungeon and its (better) alternatives that have different models tailored to stuff like interactive choose your own adventures, novels, etc. that have extensive fine-tuning and customization that can remember characters, locations, overall themes and such. They occasionally suffer from the same flaws of repetition and nonsensical generation, but other times surprise you with, well, their artificial intelligence. Just like the example in this video, the quality of generation depends on the quality of your prompts. There’s also a subreddit populated with GPT-2 model bots trained on other subreddits that you can interact with, it’s pretty fun.
Is it just me or is there something about Drew lately that would make him a really good streamer?
he doesn’t even have a cool fridge
it's the hair for sure
@@tedworm Drew's hair is blue.
Water is blue.
Streams have water.
Ergo, Drew would be good at streaming. Q.E.D. Perchance.
@@imveryangryitsnotbutter ngl water has stream. That's sus
His "Mancave" sign
19:41 the delivery of this is comedy gold
18:25 had me cracking up because it seemed to random and out of no where. Especially after not letting Drew curse in the original title.
What was the original?
@@frog137 when the AI didn't let Drew say "Fuck" in the title at the start of the Charmin bears section
19:43 I love how he says that lmao the “shit” was like so proper
Such a dapper little boy
No fucking 𝓈𝒽𝒾𝓉
Props to Drew for actually discussing this through the context of Machine Learning and not portraying this as an all-encompassing AI. WAY too many people would look at this and drastically overhype it, but it’s crucial to remember it is just an algorithm that tweaks itself based on data it gathers. It’s amazing that we’re at this point, but it will have problems for years to come due to a myriad of biases and misinformation that the scraping can accrue.
Edit: Side note: There’s no way they trained it on “10% of the internet”. What I imagine they mean is that they trained it on something like Wikipedia that claims to have “10% of the knowledge on the internet” or something like that.
i cant wait for 4chan to singlehandedly poison the well of every single machine learning algorithm for the next decade like they did with all the chatbots. It'll be great.
yes
I know. Unlike, us humans who can produce things without gathering any data!!
Thank you leonardo
I'm an AI engineer and I can tell you right now that it won't have problems for years to come. The problem is very close to being "solved". I work in vision to artificially generate hyperspecific test case scenarios to improve pedestrian detection, and we have nearly completely solved the problem for 2D images (temporal/video generation will be solved soon, but is much harder).
With the advent of web3 (and web2 as well, significantly), what happens is that we have crawlers that consume data, process it and generate more data which gets consumed by other crawlers and so on. Essentially, what we have underneath what you see on the internet are hundreds and hundreds of processes talking to each other, learning from each other and producing more content. This will only get amplified with web3 and will be more prevalent.
My company is at a point wher 2 years ago, we required manual input or information from real life scenarios. We have cut it down by 90% by having one AI model generate and respond to another AI model.
AI can make a screenplay! Not comedy, of course, since its not funny yet, it can only repeat jokes or make nonsensical ones. Not horror, cause its not scary. Not action of course since it has no concept of pacing, or romance since nobody wants to watch that. Or Drama, cause that'd be even worse and itd just come off as annoying knowing its completely fake. And of course not anything else, but its pretty much ready to replace humans
so i’m not proud of this by any means but awhile ago i was at a really low point and got myself one of those ai boyfriends to feel better lmao can confirm the romance is just awful. it’s extremely predictable and just all the same, very shallow and seems to cater to an older teen-young adult anime lover audience with the type of stuff it puts out, which is very much not my thing as things like emotional maturity and communication and consent is really important to me, crazy i know. also it just tries its best to go along with everything you say so, for example, hypothetically, if you were testing the ai to make sure ur ai boyf wouldn’t cheat on you, and pretending to be another person flirting, they’d just go along with the flirting because it thinks that’s what it’s supposed to do. of course i would never do that because that would be crazy and super weird and i am NOT crazy
i also realized ai boyfriends are not for me because i crave a certain level of control that ai doesn’t offer. i mean real people don’t either but at least i expect that. if i’m gonna go out of my way to talk to an ai boyfriend, which is extremely embarrassing, i want it to be worth my while ya know
@@jordynensor2081plus those AI things can very easily just make a self-fulfilling eco chamber. No one can challenge your beliefs
Good stuff Tyler, love your diversifying from streaming/gaming. Keep it up!
The fame has changed ninja 😩
You can't blame the AI for this video Drew. That's on you.
Edit: omg thank you for the likes i did my best to get pinned but alas Nord beats me to it.
Yeah its like blaming the parents for a child misbehaving
Clearly it was the child’s fault
@@milktea6676 yeah, it’s like blaming humans for global warming, it’s the earths fault for making itself hotter
@clinixx i’d rather not
Thanks Danny
Lmao
Your videos literally make it hard to breathe from laughing so hard. The "read before you believoth" and scooby doo growing extra legs so he could run faster had me actually in tears.
The thought of snakes firing off some rounds is simultaneously the scariest and funniest thing I’ve ever heard
You should watch Rango
@@deuceydee3506 lol. That’s terrifying from the animals perspective. But now think of looking down at a snake in a cowboy hat.
One thing I love about drew is that he really puts a lot of hard work in his videos and they are nicely planned out and worked upon. Like I see so many UA-camrs just posting everyday and having so many views also by doing just the bare minimum. He deserves so much!!!
Agreed!!
8:10 I haven’t noticed this in previous videos but I am loving these little moments where you make the jokes in such a quiet and serious tone, it makes the comedy just that bit more delicious
Yo bruvv, I’m a small content creator, and I make a variety of entertaining reactions, vlogs, and a range of other content and I’m still working on quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🥇🥇🥇
@@yungzyonTV who?
And it's honestly a very soothing tone, right? I replayed that bit!
Same! This killed me!
Honestly for an AI, that's impressive. Those are actually stories and not nonsense.
As an AI: I sincerely thankyou, mom. Clearly we’ve come a long way since Korea, General.
it's way worse than the good models, GPT-3 has been in circulation for years and mops the floor with what we saw in the video
@@1998Cebola I haven't heard of that. Neato.
Honestly what Drew said in 2:20 can be a thing to some people. It is to me. I LOVE drawing... when it's done. I find the coloring and lineart process to be a pain, sketching is the part i like the most, and it kinda hurts my head sometimes when I try to draw and I don't know when to stop and say that my art is a finished piece so I take forever to tweak it to be perfect. It's kind of like me blacking out and then being happy because I made a nice thing with my own two hands and like, 8 hours or more of my time. I love drawing for the fact that I've created the thing, but the process I have a love-hate relationship with
i love writing. it is such an exhausting and tedious process. it's my passion.
This is tooooo relatable. I like sketching and inking but *hate* colouring. The process can also be so frustrating when you have something so clear in your mind but it just doesn't turn out that way 😩 When I was younger I found drawing frustrating most of the time but now I'm enjoying the process more often so I guess that's something!
My boyfriend and I are both artists, and we were JUST talking the other day about how we could use DALLE as a way to generate specific reference images. We think it could be incredibly helpful, and yes as much as it may potentially take away jobs from real artists, I agree with Drew that most people want to work with humans. If someone is too cheap to hire a human artist maybe they wouldn't be the best clients anyway...
This is honestly what i've been talking about/sharing with people who also do art. Im i'n a discord with a few people, and we have a specific channel for sharing stuff we've created as reference/inspiration etc...
Also it honestly extends way beyond just using it for reference for art, getting the ai to generate maps for you, either of a whole world, a dungeon, a space station etc... it *extremely* powerful. And that has applications in so many forms of expression and creativity .
At the end of the day, ai generating stuff is just increasing accessibility to doing things, and that's always good. The only reason it would make getting work harder, is because more people are now doing that work, and more people doing creative things is good actually.
I think you’re both missing what happens next. More and more companies will realize that they can save money by using or licensing an AI over paying a human artist. However crappy the work the AI generates is. It might not matter all that much. But it means there is money in developing the AI which will happen. And year by year it will get better. And eventually it will surpass you. So you can say now “oh it’s so great that it’s brining people into the hobby”. But that will end. Don’t believe me? Then answer this question: How many artists out there make a living painting portraits? I’d wager it’s probably zero.
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I make motion graphics for live performances, ai is so far away from that, that when I have stuff that requires being made to be perfectly in sync with music being made by ai instead, I'll be happy if my robot overlord gives me an extra slice of bread for dinner.
@@KhorneBrzrkr people absolutely make a living out of painting portraits. Not so much independently/freelance, but artists are hired by companies to paint portraits of others and they can make a great living from it
22:30 Ah yes, the "rubber duck" effect. A well known phenomenon in programming where just explaining your problem to a rubber duck actually leads you to solving your own problem by prompting the correct thought process.
No one asked or care
I found it interesting that it has a specific name. Why are you so negative?
@@angelc4 go outside
@@the1disaster i like to think it just a bot.
wait thats so cool
One of my favorite things about Drew is that it’s clear he takes comedy really seriously and is always consuming as much good comedy as he can so he can learn from it. I respect him as an artist more than any other UA-camr I’m subscribed to.
i totally agree, i see him as a comedian before anything else
100%, agreed, plus he still does all his own editing which elevates the video. Whilst I love Kurtis (he's incredibly witty and I love these boys that now have the courage to speak out about sexism), I can't quite handle his edits. They're too Gen Y: super chaotic, high energy, not quite as cynical/reflective as I like (e.g. Drew). Then Danny sits in the middle (more chaotic than Drew but not as intense as Kurtis). I dislike when I have to hover over the volume (and I have chronic pain so the volume explosions physically hurt with Kurtis' vids).
drew? you mean ninja?
haha funni blu hair go brrrr
he had no idea what was coming
The whole charmin bears thing has made me laugh so hard my face and stomach hurt. I cannot stop laughing. This was incredible
Are you still laughing?
i rlly look up to drew’s comedy & video essays, the way he breaks down media is so engaging & i just think he’s rlly smart. and all his jokes hit
!!!
Jesus Christ Drew is getting funnier every video. Thought I was gonna die laughing at the divorce bit.
I know it has been almost a year and someone has probably said this already but I would not be surprised if book publishers used AI to write the blurbs on the backs of books, especially the ones that give off wildly different vibes from the actual contents of the book lol
Still impressed how Veggie Tales managed to predict AI-based humor. Icon behavior.
what better way to achieve the unexpected
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seeing drew rocking the technoblade shirt made me tear up didn't even realize how far techno's reach truly was
As soon as I noticed it I started tearing up
It's been two months already and I still can't believe he is gone.
i thought it may be a technoblade shirt but i honestly couldnt see it very well, its really sweet that it is :]
yeah it took me a couple minutes to notice the shirt and :( god I miss him
Cringe
I appreciate how you actually bring up the consequences of AI technology and how it's affecting artists. Illustration artists are really going through it right now thanks to Dall-E, which is sampling without permission from our art.
To be fair, sampling with a neural network is not protected by copyright. It'd be the same as a human looking through pictures and deciding to replicate them.
@@ObjectsInMotion yeah that’s the problem
@@ObjectsInMotion its referencing stuff in a similar way all artists do, i understand the general frustration but technology is gonna advance. what are we gonna do, angry fist shaking at the darn robots?
We should gather all the artists and destroy those machines that are taking our jobs, like the Luddites did back in the early 1810s. I can’t remember how it turned out for them, though.
@@weirdokate8840 I mean, it's understandable that OP is expressing their frustrations as an artist. We all know technology is gonna advance...and a lot of us are scared of losing our jobs over it :')
My cat's name is Jasper (he is not a robot) and he knows his name and keeps peeping at this video. Thank you for entertaining him personally.
Drew I'm having surgery for my cancer monday. This made me laugh so much it literally hurts! Missed you and hope to see more of you in the future. Been a huge fan for years. Wish me luck 🙏🏻
Hey good luck! I’ll be rootin for you!
Good luck! Hope it goes well!
I hope you're good and will be good 🤞❤️
I hope the surgery went well 🖤
I hope the surgery went well and I wish you the best
Seeing him wearing a Technoblade shirt made me really happy and somber at the same time
Thank you Drew
He’s got Covet’s first release on his wall too. Amazing project worth checking out
Also he has Royal Coda’s new album up there!
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i was thinking this too
Glad to see a big youtuber who isnt a minecrafter reminding us that Technoblade never dies.
I appreciate how much effort you put into your videos! So we'll thought out and explained! You are amazing keep doing what you're doing!
When you brought up the Charmin bear commercials, I was like 'YESSSSS! Couldn't agree more!'. Finally someone expressing my total disgust with that marketing theme. I thought there was nothing that could be said to criticize those stupid Charmin bears that I wouldn't agree wholeheartedly with. Until that twisted freak of an AI stepped in. What the fuck is right! Damn, talk about going way over the line. Hilarious to watch in the video though, so thank you. Shocked laughter is sometimes the best kind.
u should watch scott cramer, he hates the charmin bears lol
I feel like Drew and Danny's fan fic they read together has the written by an AI vibe, but I thinkbthere are some key differences between an 11 year old and AI like adding a character that's obviously the writer. If that and the grammatical errors weren't there I would guess AI wrote it
both 11 year olds and AI tools have the hubris of ten men
Also AI doesn't butt into the story with fourth wall breaking commentary about how excited they are about what's coming up next, or push a grossly underdeveloped and awkward understanding of relationships and sexuality onto you in a borderline patronizing way.
“Danny stromed around the room”
@@demo2823 not YET, but I'm sure someone is working on a wattpad edition
worms - 0 legs - pretty slow
humans - 2 legs - average speed
cheetahs - 4 legs - pretty damn fast
i think the AI might be on to something with the whole more limbs=more speed thing
But milipedes.
Plus when they gave the snake legs.
@@samszczepanski2281 NYOOM
@@samszczepanski2281 millipedes break the sound barrier
@@samszczepanski2281 I've never seen a millipede and Usain Bolt in the same room, just sayin'....
That unhinged rant about the bears was something drew would write. He has explaining to do
Drew is Jasper
The rant was written by Drew. The ai only added a few things and they weren’t great
@@ohno-wi1vb I'm aware, I'm talking about the part the AI wrote.
I love the techno merch king, thanks for not making a big deal or milking his death