OpenAI CEO on the future of programming | Sam Altman and Lex Fridman
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Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI, the company behind GPT-4, ChatGPT, Sora, and many other state-of-the-art AI technologies.
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Guest bio: Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI, the company behind GPT-4, ChatGPT, Sora, and many other state-of-the-art AI technologies.
Lex: So how will the homeless situation be in the future?
Sam: AI won't replace Homeless people, they'll just need a totally different skill set
Lol best 😂😂
😂😂😂
Lex: Will anyone work in the future?
Sam: Terminator
Sam Altman has made a dynasty out of not saying anything at all.
Perhaps that is why the vocal fry is so present 😂
@@jamessullenriot*that's clearly fake deep voice, it's annoying*
His chest is concave. He claims to be a man. That’s all I have to say.
@@criticalthinker1123annoying vocal fry
yea this mofo always dodge questions i hate him
As an Assembly coder from the 80's I feel like nobody has really been coding since the mid 80's when C took over because the CPU's speed increased and RAM's price went down. Since that time developers don't have a clue what exactly the machine does. When they call a functio they don't know what the Stack is doing with the register contents, etc, etc.
Well, they still build 💩 and it works (mostly), so no need to clutter the mind 🧠 with such inane details unless 1⃣ has a genuine interest in that part of it and/or for historical context.
it's kind of necessary to have layers of abstraction as the logic of the program gets more and more complex. one could argue that assembly is still one level above pure 'machine code' - why don't we program in binary directly!
@@vinylcabasse 1️⃣ has to separate the low level ‘nice to know’ parts from the parts lead to productivity more directly.
@@vinylcabasse coding directly in Machine Language is almost impossible for complex programs because you need to calculate memory addresses each time you make a change in it 🤒. The beauty of an assembler is that it calculates the addresses for you from labels once compiling. For short programs in microcontrollers or drivers using binary could still be possible though. Actually in the 80's before I could afford to buy an assembler I would code rutines in Hex (instead of binary) that I would insert in a Basic program and call. We all did that cause assemblers were expensive.
Code written in most programming languages does a precise task while task given in natural language can be pretty ambiguous
You mean the natural language that your boss uses? That same boss who makes orders of magnitude more $?
Disagree. I perform several symbolic computations that are better explained by natural languages than any other programing language. Natual languages includes mathematical and physical jargon, as well as all its symbols, which is not necessarily based entirely in operations with integers, but other more geometrical operations. Take for example homotopical algebra and operads.
@@MrBorest
That is a misnomer, give an English speaker a math paper in algebraic geometry and ask him how much he comprehends. Python is basically English at this point, in the same way.
@@MrBorest When one has to code for a business, will you ask the client to speak in this jargon or plain english?
@@MP-eq8fx whatever is more productive. That is the whole point. Improving language necessarily improve collective inteligence. So that a new inteligence can emerge, like we did before, by great communication between autonomous entities using polymers and alikes.
Lex: Is there any hope for coders?
Sam: Yes, they can always unite and overthrow their AI oppressors
I belive that coding will become more of a mathematician's (or physicist's) job than a programmer's job with this phase transition. There are already people thinking in higher levels of abstraction but without computational support. This developments on learning will bring actual computations more close to this highly abstract people.
What does this even mean? Programming languages like python are already at peak abstraction, and they are most definitely not useful for everything. You pay the price of granularity for abstraction. Mathematicians and physicists will most certainly not replace programmers, the job of a software engineer is to articulate human intent in a concise, efficient, and easy to understand way. It just happens that we use programming languages to express this human intent. Painting the skill sets that these fields require with the same brush implies ignorance.
@@YungLeanSippa9937 You articulate your point in a somewhat intelligent form. However, I think that the job of articulate human intent in a concise, efficient, and easy to understand way is already been taken by LLMs.
tf u talking about LOL
Lex: what’s the future look like
Sam: idgaf about anyone. I’ll just hide in my bunker
Man, AI should be able to maintain linux kernels and even version bump for kinds devices
And it will.. implementation requires patience...
that's ugly knowing how we find xz, AI would not know.
As long as business/product owners want accountability from developers, nobody will be completely replaced by AI. You can't blame chat-GPT for flaws in your code.
It depends on the software. Complex financial software with right level of abstractions is not simple. Chatgpt may do a lot of tbings but he does not understand, he just predict the next word. And of course, when problems arises a human will have to examine the code ... so it is not that easy and too much hype. They will help to translate old legacy code tbough to a certain level ...
How to become developer of that "complex financial software with multiple abstract layers".can you give a roadmap please?
I am currently doing web development, for that I have learnt elixir, python etc
But can you give some insights for me to have a developer career which will not be much replaced by AI, in any field of programming
I think it will affect coding one way or another. My friend is saying with Github Co-Pilot, he can do 4-5 coders job by himself so there might be smaller IT tech teams in future but will solely depend on how Govt. regulate this.
used github copilot it did improve my speed by 60% but the more complex your code is the harder it will be to rely on GitHub copilot. For e.g when I was working on a project with too many files it was not able to do anything at all. Most of the companies will need to train their custom AI model per project to solve this problem. Even if they did they will simply start working on more projects to keep improving. So I don't think coding is going to die anytime soon but just the speed to complete a project will increase significantly.
It’s funny people think less programmers will be required instead of thinking people will be able to create more software.
@@sumit6b Thats why there's been mass layoffs the past few years, because we are creating more software? Most of the bulk is done, programming is now getting more and more specialised and harder to break into. I don't see the need for that much more software, only if there is a huge leap in industry ( for example space travel or similar )
@@sumit6b Creating more software's ? If you are drinking 4 litres water a day, will you drink 14 litres water a day ? How does your comment make sense ?
Product will only be created when there will be demand...........
To get there, LLMs will need to be able to design and implement new languages and runtimes, create stable parsers, compilers and generate bytecode.
Being stuck with pretrained models based on the general purpose languages and old github repos won't advance the computer science
Which can be trained too faster than humans. In the future there’d be only one programming language
@@maymonther7076yeah english, that is why we keep all the language beside english exist.
"We will not turn ourselves into robots, of course."
Famous last words.
Don't forget to program the 'can not do'.....
You never know, AI might eventually find a way.
Thank you 🙏🏾 Mr. Altman. Keep up the brilliant work 🤓 🤖. Any task that can be outsourced to AI should be outsourced to AI. 👏🏾
Isn't current programming language non verbose version of natural language to communicate specifically what we are expecting from computers
you right. That's why they are called "programming" they are so strict and precise.
I appreciate Lex asking the questions on everyone's mind, but Sam's answers left me wanting.
Such a vague/hazy picture of what the future will look like with AI and humans coexisting.
I learned so much from this video. Thank you!
He didn’t say anything lol
What did you learn
@MyCodingDiarie is likely a bot.
Why would Lex Fridman be looking for people to program in Fortran? Speaking as someone who professionally programs in Fortran...
I just dont trust people with this tech. Maybe its just me but most likely its gonna be a bad deal.
I actually asked chatgpt about exactly that. Of course it's not AGI, the answer is combined probably from many books and articles about, but still even "It" said, that most likely all failsafe mechanisms and protocols, attempts to control it - will fail. So the best way to try to make it good is to involve in development many different experts from different fields (psychology, math, ethics..) The goal is to put in core of AGI ideas that's in favor of humankind, not against it. And here I think is the main worry now, because all the developers as far as I understand, mathematicians, engineers, etc. Smart people, of course, but not necessarily "humane"😂
@@Awytoo I'm sure they have this convos all the time in private if they are looking for good.
@@Awytoo I don't see how it's possible for us to control a machine smarter than us whatever the protocol is. The only way I saw feasible is symbiosis.
This sounds like westworld … also don’t like that they dismiss open sourcing
C programmers hit like here.
What’s a “C”? I think most people think that they are an “A” in everything
Don’t use ai to write code just uses it as an example, it’s bad
Most programming languages are optimized for writing code. It would be weird to program using English, guy is full of shite.
@@lazyman2451until the example is exactly what you need and is just a copy / paste
@@tvm73836 C programmers are the real Gs.
We are building a world suited for machines, not humans.
Are those robots going to explore deep space. If so, does that fulfills any purpose of human civilization far beyond. What's the point then. I like TARS from interstellar. Robot shouldn't grow anything beyond that. They shouldn't have arms and legs or a face. Should perfectly look like smart fridge.
I wish I could give this video more than one like. It's that good!
Natural programming language, yaeee 🤗
I strongly think ( or want to believe ), things will turn out wayy different. I dont want to see most of the things he said will happen to actually happen. Will see how this comment ages.
in term of software product, maybe yes, but still useful if you want to hack openAI or nvidia.
C++ for DSA and java script for love 💕
Will Rache Bartmoss be born?
then somebody will make terminator to go back in time and thrash sam altman
😅😂 I AM DUMB, YOU ARE SMART END. 1:28
It will ruin it, same things happened in music and journalism.
When you make something easier to access, more people come in with a lower standard. In music in the 1960s you had to be a good musician to be a top artist, great voice or know your chops on an instrument, entry level today can be a guy/girl who cant sing or play an instrument, barley rap, knows zero music theory but they get pre mad samples knock them together on a computer and have a hit record. The artist has been dumbed down and the audience has lowered its expectations with it.
Journalism today is anyone with an opinion and a youtube channel, the idea of investigating source material, trust networks, seeking truth, is eroded, fake news, conspiracy theories everywhere, falseness all over the place.
Programming will erode and give way to systems that are untrustworthy, extremely hackable and dangerous for society because people of a low standard will access the programming community !!!
By 2040, people will be using entire programmed systems that are so dangerous to use because most of the people working on them wont really know how there working, the new terrorists in that age will be like the old school programmers they will know more than the dumbed down puppets working on those systems.
The next Osama Bin Laden, is a guy who worships programming culture and will seek out the renegade path outside of the new AI path being enforced on everyone, he will wreak havoc on such systems to showcase how wrong they are.
What should frighten americans is, that guy could be Russian or Chinese.
You've got no idea what you're talking about. Music and Journalism have been ruined by AI? Bud... I don't say this often, but, shut the fuck up.
You hit the nail on the head. This guy is a greedy delusional psycho.
You are so far off with everything, stop listening to propaganda my guy. The only thing you should worry about is some autistic kid, everything else is just made up by local news.
Alright, I'll switch to bug bounty hunting
calm down there lil kid
WAAAAAAH!
he will 100% turn himself into a robot xD
yeah, he said that we a big grin and his head down. hopefully this robot has no vocal fry.
He wil turn into robocop
His voice and the way he speaks is like a budget text to speech tool.
Bro wtf I use Fortran lol
What do you program mainly?
Lex (Luther Jr.) 😅
Stop allllll development. F
Viral ❤😂
Do they teach basic morals or human ethics in university anymore (?). He seems to be able to utter lie after lie about AI - without flinching😲😎
Devin AI is leading the way on programming...
A ChatGPT wrapper is not leading the way on programming lmao...
All SaaS softwares are wrappers around a Database
@@hello19286 Said Kodak to the digital camera... Said Blackberry to the iPhone...
clickbait bs empty repetitive talk
Sam is so good in an honest conversation. I respect the AI CEOs. Lex gives them all their turn. ❤🖖👍
good and honest ? he dodges every question hes asked XD stop licking his arse