I love the certainty in which the AI claims they are a "raptor ecologist". This AI sounds like all of those people on the internet who pretend to be experts and say nonsense like it's a fact.
Almost spat out my morning tea. Cannot hear "unladen swallow" without thinking about the Holy Grail. Given these answers look like the AI was trained on reddit posts lol, I would have expected a reference somewhere.
@@cheaterman49 I thought they were trained on the whole internet in general? Which also includes Reddit of course. Maybe you're thinking of another model? I think it's also possible to fine tune these models with certain data. So you can feed them some Reddit posts and they will generate output more like Reddit. Edit: I just checked the description and yes the particular model in this video was trained on Reddit. It probably uses GPT underneath though, which like I said is trained on a lot of different data.
@@biznessman3830 Nope, pretty sure GPT is trained on Reddit only - there is no such thing as "the whole internet" :-) ; feel free to double check however!
if you read the abstract of the model the author states that he uses only the Most upvoted comment of each post, so he could reduce the immeasurable ammount of data of that subreddit into only a couple of tenths of thousands. Ive read a couple of the "You are the asshole" posts inside of the set of data in the txt provided by the author and many of the replies had the "edit: thanks for the award and upvotes"
Emu's these days must get FAA approved IFR licenses for those bad IMC days... Can't have Emu's willy-nilly occupy air space without the appropriate training and licensing first. Luckily most of them stay on the ground presumably because they respect the certification process.
This AI was definitely trained on a lot of Reddit posts lmao Ok I read the description it totally was ahahha just the format of the answers was enough I gotta get off of Reddit.
I always knew some parrots are capable of great evil, luckily they are offset by the parrots who are capable of great good. Humanity would have had no chance if it wasn't for this careful balance in nature.
Not sure if this IS the right place to post this, but I'm going to assume it isn't and just ask anyway. I'm on the subway In NYC and this guy next to me is talking on his phone, which is pretty loud. I'm trying to read my book and ignore him. Then he starts cawing like a seagull, like seriously cawing like one would if they got excited. I look over and its a middle-aged guy cawing like a seagull into his phone. I look at him confused, but he doesn't notice me. I look back at my book and he's still cawing like a seagull. l look again and he's just cawing into his phone. I think this is the weirdest thing I've ever seen on a NYC subway, so I start recording on my phone. I got him on video cawing like a seagull (especially at the beginning) and posted it on my Instagram story. After that I got a lot of likes and comments on my post and other people were asking me if I knew who the guy was and if I could post his info so they could give him a piece of their mind.
I really did not know what to expect from this video, but knowing philip usually makes anything seem interesting I decided to give this a try. Wasn't disappointed, great laughs! But I can see how many people wouldn't click on this video based on the title / thumbnail it is very random xD.
Adrian Shephard would have made the 7 hour war a 3 hour war beating the combine by barnacling up their ships and shooting them with his spore launcher thats a fact
Interesting how many people figured out the AI was being trained on reddit posts. Now they're capable of making artificial redditors that are just as artificial as the real ones. I wonder where this technology is headed.
How are you holding up with regards to the CO19 situation? I've been wondering about other countries lately. Here, we seem to have forgotten it even existed - pretty much 0 indication other than the seldom sanitizer dispenser
Some of these, especially the "I don't know if this is the right place to post this", sound very close to some genuine comments cropping up in most discussions that are tangentially related but mostly just off-topic ramblings.
Philip, you have trained me for years to trust everything you say in your videos. Then these AI-videos come. Now my brain is completely confused. The trustworthy voice is saying things that are very weird.
After 2kliksphilip hearting the initial comment: I mean this quite honestly. It shocked me a bit. It demonstrates the severity of the whole AI situation, which got also addressed in the other video ua-cam.com/video/oppj9MdNf44/v-deo.html . If the source that is saying something is considered trustworthy or at least real, how willing am I to question the content that this source is providing? Written so plainly, it's actually a quite obvious question and one that's been around for decades, probably centuries, going back to Greek philosophers, I would assume. But it comes along so modern and so impossible to solve, with a complete new thread, when taking AI + Social Media into consideration. For the longest time I thought: I got internet in 1997 or so, I am familiar online. I know what's scam and what is not. But these latest developments make it pretty much impossible, no matter how much "media education" you had. Something I thought would be the solution to many of our online issues. I am a rather optimistic person, I would say, but there is this feeling creeping up on me in recent years (last 10 or so) that humanity has taken a wrong turn without noticing and is now walking down an alley that's getting creepier and creepier without yet noticing the monster sneaking up on it. Like in one of those horror movies... It's just that it's not a Horror Movie where the things happen within a few hours, days or weeks. But the problematic changes happen slowly, very slowly, making it almost impossible to detect the side effects they have.
“Gotta love Emu rules of engagement” jesus christ this AI is brilliant
He's aware of the great emu war of 1932
"Rules of engagement, sir?"
"Humans expendable."
I love the certainty in which the AI claims they are a "raptor ecologist". This AI sounds like all of those people on the internet who pretend to be experts and say nonsense like it's a fact.
That was my fav part xD
It's trained on Reddit, so that makes a lot of sense lol
@@D3nn1s gotta love the emu rules of engagement too
Raptor ecologist is a real profession. Raptors are a type of birds.
"gotta love emu rules of engagement" Australia found out the hard way
The second time…
XDddddddddd
I loved that the ai interpreted "How high can birds fly" as "how high can birds get and still be able to fly" for the second answer
Birds smoke weed??
"The rooster can be up to about 5 feet tall and a 100 lbs."
We'll that'd be utterly terrifying if true.
I heard that such kind of roosters are real. One of them destroyed an entire office.
Maybe its a reference to that pic of a guy in a cowboy hat riding a huge rooster.
Assuming it meant male emus, that is accurate. They are large birds.
Almost spat out my morning tea. Cannot hear "unladen swallow" without thinking about the Holy Grail. Given these answers look like the AI was trained on reddit posts lol, I would have expected a reference somewhere.
It's funny you came to this conclusion if you didn't know! Yes, this AI was literally trained with Reddit posts!
@@cheaterman49 Wait, it is!? The answers surely can manifest the platform vibes.
@@easternhills1329 Yes it is :-D look up openai's GPT2 and GPT3 models, the latter of which likely being uncle Al here!
@@cheaterman49 I thought they were trained on the whole internet in general? Which also includes Reddit of course. Maybe you're thinking of another model?
I think it's also possible to fine tune these models with certain data. So you can feed them some Reddit posts and they will generate output more like Reddit.
Edit: I just checked the description and yes the particular model in this video was trained on Reddit. It probably uses GPT underneath though, which like I said is trained on a lot of different data.
@@biznessman3830 Nope, pretty sure GPT is trained on Reddit only - there is no such thing as "the whole internet" :-) ; feel free to double check however!
1:00 the AI really put "edit: thanks for the award and upvotes"
if you read the abstract of the model the author states that he uses only the Most upvoted comment of each post, so he could reduce the immeasurable ammount of data of that subreddit into only a couple of tenths of thousands.
Ive read a couple of the "You are the asshole" posts inside of the set of data in the txt provided by the author and many of the replies had the "edit: thanks for the award and upvotes"
Yep, it is very clear that some of the datasets were mined from Reddit posts.
@@CaptainPanick wrong. All of them were
@@okarowarrior Some of them were still from Reddit if all of them are. Not wrong, just an underestimation.
@@plebisMaximus wrong can still be wrong if most of it is. Not wrong, just a little overestimation.
I love how close most are these are to an acceptable answer
Talking to AI is my new cosmic horror kink
I want to see a flock of emus flying IFR
Emu's these days must get FAA approved IFR licenses for those bad IMC days... Can't have Emu's willy-nilly occupy air space without the appropriate training and licensing first. Luckily most of them stay on the ground presumably because they respect the certification process.
vegans gonna veg. absolutely captivating
This is absolutely amazing, thank you Philip
how did this video not get millions of views. one of the funniest and videos i've seen in a long fuckin time, the editing you did made it exceptional
"I'm not a swan person, but I'm friendly with a lot of them."
It is a good thing to keep a couple of swan friends around in case the evil parrots attack.
how is your day phillip
@@hoffer_moment it is doing quite well sir
This AI was definitely trained on a lot of Reddit posts lmao
Ok I read the description it totally was ahahha just the format of the answers was enough I gotta get off of Reddit.
"No luck catching them swans then?"
AI: "no luck catching them ducks then?"
I always knew some parrots are capable of great evil, luckily they are offset by the parrots who are capable of great good. Humanity would have had no chance if it wasn't for this careful balance in nature.
"E: Thanks for the award and upvotes!"
Holy shit they actually made an artificial redditor
Thank you for the upload
I love it when me birds do handstands.
don't forget the backflips
Your video about the future and AI retroactively made me want to watch this.
I guess.... emus flying VFR is the only way they could fly, so.. technically not wrong.
I'd love to see Uncle AI answer "How many kliksphilips are there?"
Would love to see more interview with AI videos from you, philip!
Is the AI trained using the Reddit comment section?
Yes, like most AI.
Is this info also in the description?
Edit: Thanks for the awards and upvotes!
Some of these answers are surprisingly realistic
3:17 They weren't kidding when they said it was trained off /r/AmItheAsshole
i really like this series
in the next episode ask ai about civilization and evaluation
excited to watch!
i laughed really hard at this video lmao
Brb gonna go take a walk at Mach 1
the nyc subway seagull dude was quite an interesting story, thanks ai
Not sure if this IS the right place to post this, but I'm going to assume it isn't and just ask anyway. I'm on the subway In NYC and this guy next to me is talking on his phone, which is pretty loud. I'm trying to read my book and ignore him. Then he
starts cawing like a seagull, like seriously cawing like one would if they got excited. I look over and its a middle-aged guy cawing like a seagull into his phone. I look at him confused, but he doesn't notice me. I look back at my book and he's still
cawing like a seagull. l look again and he's just cawing into his phone. I think this is the weirdest thing I've ever seen on a NYC subway, so I start recording on my phone. I got him on video cawing like a seagull (especially at the beginning) and
posted it on my Instagram story. After that I got a lot of likes and comments on my post and other people were asking me if
I knew who the guy was and if I could post his info so they could give him a piece of their mind.
I really did not know what to expect from this video, but knowing philip usually makes anything seem interesting I decided to give this a try. Wasn't disappointed, great laughs! But I can see how many people wouldn't click on this video based on the title / thumbnail it is very random xD.
2:05 - This AI is a swan!
Adrian Shephard would have made the 7 hour war a 3 hour war beating the combine by barnacling up their ships and shooting them with his spore launcher thats a fact
Try requesting access to DALL-E 2, I'm sure you would get a great video out of that.
" emu rules of engagement " holy shit
"Seagulls sound like this: ronronronron ronronronron ronronronron ronronronron"
Reminds me of my roflcopter goes soi soi soi soi soi soi
Emus flying VFR, AI is so smart
I was hoping we'd get another AI interview
Interesting how many people figured out the AI was being trained on reddit posts. Now they're capable of making artificial redditors that are just as artificial as the real ones. I wonder where this technology is headed.
I really wanna see a bird standing on his hand
this ai treats everything like a reddit post
because it has been fed with only reddit posts, you dumbo
Read the desc
Imagine if you bought 2 birds that live 15+ years, PER YEAR
Here's a video that taught me all the wrong things about birds.
You don't get that from a swan.
Ducks come from humans
Ducks have teeth
using this as research for a school project
oh no philip is going to flash me with lipstick again
Can't wait for the new ARMA 3 dlc, Laws of Emus
An engaging title for sure
How are you holding up with regards to the CO19 situation? I've been wondering about other countries lately. Here, we seem to have forgotten it even existed - pretty much 0 indication other than the seldom sanitizer dispenser
Thanks Phillip!
'so they were flying VFR flight rules'
i lost it hahah great idea to interview an AI like that
that part made me spat out my coffee and laugh out loud
You should make this a series
Some of these, especially the "I don't know if this is the right place to post this", sound very close to some genuine comments cropping up in most discussions that are tangentially related but mostly just off-topic ramblings.
Philip soon going to become AI himself.
emu flying VFR rules :D
Philip, you have trained me for years to trust everything you say in your videos. Then these AI-videos come. Now my brain is completely confused. The trustworthy voice is saying things that are very weird.
After 2kliksphilip hearting the initial comment: I mean this quite honestly. It shocked me a bit. It demonstrates the severity of the whole AI situation, which got also addressed in the other video ua-cam.com/video/oppj9MdNf44/v-deo.html .
If the source that is saying something is considered trustworthy or at least real, how willing am I to question the content that this source is providing?
Written so plainly, it's actually a quite obvious question and one that's been around for decades, probably centuries, going back to Greek philosophers, I would assume. But it comes along so modern and so impossible to solve, with a complete new thread, when taking AI + Social Media into consideration.
For the longest time I thought: I got internet in 1997 or so, I am familiar online. I know what's scam and what is not. But these latest developments make it pretty much impossible, no matter how much "media education" you had. Something I thought would be the solution to many of our online issues.
I am a rather optimistic person, I would say, but there is this feeling creeping up on me in recent years (last 10 or so) that humanity has taken a wrong turn without noticing and is now walking down an alley that's getting creepier and creepier without yet noticing the monster sneaking up on it. Like in one of those horror movies...
It's just that it's not a Horror Movie where the things happen within a few hours, days or weeks. But the problematic changes happen slowly, very slowly, making it almost impossible to detect the side effects they have.
This AI definitely trained using reddit threads.
I'm surprised it didn't say, _"There's a black-winged gull with a broken back"_ so obviously a GenZ AI.
I live in nyc and have genuinely seen a man making bird noises on the subway.
I'm now concerned I may see an emu fly soon...
It's more credible than my own uncle.
phillip do you like reptiles
Excellent
The emu is the funniest shit i heard
I am not sure if I'm amused or terrified rn
hopefully this will be open source
Alright, now how many of these were you, Philip, and how many are from the AI?
Uncle AI looks like Aunty Entity ...raggedy man
You can really tell that this ai was trained on reddit comments.
Are we talking about African or European swallows?
Ai are the altermet gaslighters
Now where I can get a good house emu?
This all really seems like the only dataset were reddit comments.
I feel most of the people watching dont get the 6:02 reference
This AI is clearly been trained on reddit posts. lol Oh wait, I just read the description. lmao.
patrick :we have technology!
*cyber 2kliksphilip*
Ask if deers can fly
It really sounds like this AI was trained with data from Reddit :D
What are they feeding that AI omg hahaha
I went on the site and asked the bot on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The responses mostly surprisingly coherent.
I really love this outfit xD
wonder how much gfuel gives you for a mere description? 500 a vid?
Noo why doesn’t the AI use metric units
a lot of those questions are oddly about birds . you sure we not bots ?
*detroit become human*
It's pretty good at emulating internet discours.
AI-generated answers or quora's answers? can't tell the differences honestly
but does AI knows about bird law?
"Emu rules of engagement"
Australians start having flashbacks
What about ravens?
i laughed like a bird
Some of this sounds passable.... Others, complete gibberish.
I don't know what I expected....
It sounds like it was trained on reddit lol.
ronronronronronronron
The answers are like reddit replies lol
the dataset was snarky redditors with 200 jobs, apparently
Birb
Trans philip is something I didn'T wanted to know about
ask AI for random youtube video's