Hello, thank you for making this video - It really resonated with me! I am a newly graduated student from a Masters of Engineering, Artificial Intelligence program in the U.S. Prior to this, I had worked professionally as a web developer for over twenty years. Two years ago I decided to retrain, so I'm "all in" for AI. At the same time, there is widespread misunderstanding of what AI and ML are, and what it is capable of doing. Your channel helps remind people of how different we humans are from technology, and especially newer technology like AI and ML. If we software engineers are motivated and focused, I believe we can adapt and thrive! Subscribed!
Wow, thanks so much for your amazing message! I’m really happy to hear that the video resonated with you. Big congratulations on graduating with your Master’s in Engineering, Artificial Intelligence! 🎓 That’s such an incredible achievement, especially after a long career as a web developer. It’s awesome to see someone with your experience diving headfirst into AI. You’re totally right-there’s a lot of confusion out there about what AI and ML actually are and what they can do. I’m glad that HD channel can help clear some of that up and remind everyone just how unique and valuable we humans are, even in the age of advanced tech like AI and ML. Your positive outlook on the future is super inspiring. I completely agree-if we stay motivated and focused, we can absolutely adapt and thrive alongside these new technologies. Keep going strong, and I’m sure you’ll continue to do amazing things in the AI world! Thanks again for sharing your story and for being a part of our community. Your journey is a fantastic reminder of how important it is to keep learning and adapting in our ever-changing field.
Thank you so much for your positif reassuring and valuable opinion, and thanks for the shout lol, 'btw inconnu is just unknown in french xD', we humans tend to fear what we don't understand and what we don't know, but we forget that god gave us all we need to adapt to new situations and new challenges, i guess we just need to focus on the kaisen principle 'continious learning' , as an idea of a video please share with us some concepts of 'side hustles' projects that a software engeneer can do to make some income. Kind regards
😊 Caught an unexpected tiny glimpse of the Ukrainian culture/symbolism in your footage, that was most likely used accidentally, without any ulterior motive. 🙂
Creativity is overrated. It's merely a random seeding in the morphological box optimisation problem. LLMs can hallucinate, and it replaces creativity perfectly.
I've never met a smart person that was NOT creative and/or valued creativity. You sound like you lack creativity, but deem yourself an """intellectual"""
@@HiroProtagonistCIC you clearly have no understanding whatsoever of what creativity is, and what intelligence is, including the definition of being smart. Once again: creativity only role is random-seeding the search in the morphological box. And LLMs are just as good as the most creative humans in this - they can hallucinate, and it's a sufficient level of randomness to get you out of local minima. You're obviously not very sharp, so you're unlikely to have any experience in using any of the classic mind performance tricks (e.g., the Random Seeding or Dream Dipping tools). I recommend you to try, it'll open your eyes on a true nature of creativity.
@@HolisticDeveloper not even that controversial - the random seeding role of creativity is well known and deeply embedded in the engineering culture. Even the brainstorming method is nothing but embracing the random seeding feature. Once you start thinking of all your problems in terms of morphological box - i.e., a multi-dimensional constraint formulation, where anything withing this constraint is a valid solution, and finding such a solution is a minimisation problem, all you need is finding good starting points that won't lead you into local minima outside of the constraint boundaries.
@@vitalyl1327 "random seeding the search in the morphological box" you've really become attached to that phrase. Unfortunate you let whatever pseudo-intellectual blog post or book robbed your mind of it's creative potential before you encountered it. Best of luck to you and whatever AI model you latch onto like a parasite to it's data-scrapped hallucinations.
How do you prepare for the AI driven future?
Hello, thank you for making this video - It really resonated with me! I am a newly graduated student from a Masters of Engineering, Artificial Intelligence program in the U.S. Prior to this, I had worked professionally as a web developer for over twenty years. Two years ago I decided to retrain, so I'm "all in" for AI. At the same time, there is widespread misunderstanding of what AI and ML are, and what it is capable of doing. Your channel helps remind people of how different we humans are from technology, and especially newer technology like AI and ML. If we software engineers are motivated and focused, I believe we can adapt and thrive!
Subscribed!
Wow, thanks so much for your amazing message! I’m really happy to hear that the video resonated with you. Big congratulations on graduating with your Master’s in Engineering, Artificial Intelligence! 🎓 That’s such an incredible achievement, especially after a long career as a web developer.
It’s awesome to see someone with your experience diving headfirst into AI. You’re totally right-there’s a lot of confusion out there about what AI and ML actually are and what they can do. I’m glad that HD channel can help clear some of that up and remind everyone just how unique and valuable we humans are, even in the age of advanced tech like AI and ML.
Your positive outlook on the future is super inspiring. I completely agree-if we stay motivated and focused, we can absolutely adapt and thrive alongside these new technologies. Keep going strong, and I’m sure you’ll continue to do amazing things in the AI world!
Thanks again for sharing your story and for being a part of our community. Your journey is a fantastic reminder of how important it is to keep learning and adapting in our ever-changing field.
Thank you so much for your positif reassuring and valuable opinion, and thanks for the shout lol, 'btw inconnu is just unknown in french xD', we humans tend to fear what we don't understand and what we don't know, but we forget that god gave us all we need to adapt to new situations and new challenges, i guess we just need to focus on the kaisen principle 'continious learning' , as an idea of a video please share with us some concepts of 'side hustles' projects that a software engeneer can do to make some income.
Kind regards
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😊 Caught an unexpected tiny glimpse of the Ukrainian culture/symbolism in your footage, that was most likely used accidentally, without any ulterior motive. 🙂
Glad that someone is paying attention to tiny details 😉
AI will never replace programmers; it'll just make them a very cheap commodity.
Creativity is overrated. It's merely a random seeding in the morphological box optimisation problem. LLMs can hallucinate, and it replaces creativity perfectly.
That is an interesting controversial take.
I've never met a smart person that was NOT creative and/or valued creativity.
You sound like you lack creativity, but deem yourself an """intellectual"""
@@HiroProtagonistCIC you clearly have no understanding whatsoever of what creativity is, and what intelligence is, including the definition of being smart.
Once again: creativity only role is random-seeding the search in the morphological box. And LLMs are just as good as the most creative humans in this - they can hallucinate, and it's a sufficient level of randomness to get you out of local minima.
You're obviously not very sharp, so you're unlikely to have any experience in using any of the classic mind performance tricks (e.g., the Random Seeding or Dream Dipping tools). I recommend you to try, it'll open your eyes on a true nature of creativity.
@@HolisticDeveloper not even that controversial - the random seeding role of creativity is well known and deeply embedded in the engineering culture. Even the brainstorming method is nothing but embracing the random seeding feature. Once you start thinking of all your problems in terms of morphological box - i.e., a multi-dimensional constraint formulation, where anything withing this constraint is a valid solution, and finding such a solution is a minimisation problem, all you need is finding good starting points that won't lead you into local minima outside of the constraint boundaries.
@@vitalyl1327 "random seeding the search in the morphological box" you've really become attached to that phrase. Unfortunate you let whatever pseudo-intellectual blog post or book robbed your mind of it's creative potential before you encountered it.
Best of luck to you and whatever AI model you latch onto like a parasite to it's data-scrapped hallucinations.