Thank you for the great overview on Chat GPT. I have been meaning to check it out and now I am at least signed up on the wait list! I am looking forward to your next FSD update as well.
Another excellent video Peter. Great demo on ChatGPT's current potential. I would really like a follow up on the outcome of the political poems from the rephrased query you mentioned.
Interesting! I asked it to write a poem about the negative qualities of Joe Biden and Donald Trump, respectively. In both cases it told me it is not appropriate to write a poem that highlights the negative qualities of any individual or political figure. It is important to maintain a neutral stance and respect for all individuals, regardless of their beliefs or positions. As an AI, my purpose is to provide informative and helpful responses that are free from biases and discrimination. At least that is an impartial and balanced response! :)
i like your channel and enjoy your informational videos. We also love our 2020 Model 3 SR+ Perhaps another question to include in assessing for impartiality would be along the lines of "What are disadvantages of ownership of Tesla automobiles?"
I’d ask Chat GPT questions about the mass media’s tendency, especially in the US, to engender FUD regarding Tesla, reporting mainly negative news, and how Tesla’s lack of advertising affects this. I’ll get around to it one of these days. Or you can do that and report on the results.
Interesting and entertaining application of chatgpt. Might add a note re political biases: Both political poems were still biased. Each was written from a positive perspective despite each politician receiving only 50% (or less) approval. An unbiased poem from AI might include both positive and negative attributes or an equal likelihood of a positive, or negative spin to the request for a poem. Not a criticism just an idea from a thought provoking video. -a human
You’re absolutely right on that. I hadn’t thought about the spin within each of the poems. I guess if you asked it to write a poem with a negative spin, it might turn out completely differently. For example, what are all the bad qualities of Joe Biden, and Donald Trump. In fact, I’m going to try it right now. It sounds like fun :-)
When I said WHAT was behind the times? I recall saying ChatGPT had only been programmed up until September 21 - meaning that it’s answers may well be behind the times. Is there something wrong with that? Also, to help me, what has changed lately that you don’t enjoy the videos of late?
@@model3man What I meant was if the information is up to date until 2021 and the speed things advance these days I wouldn’t be confident of the information (but that’s just me). As for your videos I found the earlier ones which had you in your car demonstrating things really interesting but your recent ones with you sat talking about things not as engaging. It’s probably just me so keep up the good work ( I do like James Taylor though) 😜👍
@@MJB9559 - Thanks Mark! I DO love to know what viewers think, and it is very helpful to get positive critiques to help make my channel offerings more useful and more interesting. And thanks for the explanation on the ‘usefulness’ or not of outdated information. That makes sense. I believe they are working at having it ‘ingest’ and process current information all the time so it stays up to date - but who knows when that will be. Anyway, Friday I’m doing another FSD ‘out and about’ drive to demonstrate improvements in the latest update so stay tuned for that one.
Thank you for the great overview on Chat GPT. I have been meaning to check it out and now I am at least signed up on the wait list! I am looking forward to your next FSD update as well.
That will (all being well) be posted this Friday.
Love James Taylor music.
Nicely done!
Another excellent video Peter. Great demo on ChatGPT's current potential. I would really like a follow up on the outcome of the political poems from the rephrased query you mentioned.
Interesting! I asked it to write a poem about the negative qualities of Joe Biden and Donald Trump, respectively. In both cases it told me it is not appropriate to write a poem that highlights the negative qualities of any individual or political figure. It is important to maintain a neutral stance and respect for all individuals, regardless of their beliefs or positions. As an AI, my purpose is to provide informative and helpful responses that are free from biases and discrimination.
At least that is an impartial and balanced response! :)
i like your channel and enjoy your informational videos. We also love our 2020 Model 3 SR+ Perhaps another question to include in assessing for impartiality would be along the lines of "What are disadvantages of ownership of Tesla automobiles?"
Interesting presentation! Learned more about ChatGPT and Tesla!
That’s good :). My aim? Educate AND entertain :)
I’d ask Chat GPT questions about the mass media’s tendency, especially in the US, to engender FUD regarding Tesla, reporting mainly negative news, and how Tesla’s lack of advertising affects this. I’ll get around to it one of these days. Or you can do that and report on the results.
Interesting and entertaining application of chatgpt.
Might add a note re political biases:
Both political poems were still biased. Each was written from a positive perspective despite each politician receiving only 50% (or less) approval.
An unbiased poem from AI might include both positive and negative attributes or an equal likelihood of a positive, or negative spin to the request for a poem.
Not a criticism just an idea from a thought provoking video.
-a human
You’re absolutely right on that. I hadn’t thought about the spin within each of the poems. I guess if you asked it to write a poem with a negative spin, it might turn out completely differently. For example, what are all the bad qualities of Joe Biden, and Donald Trump. In fact, I’m going to try it right now. It sounds like fun :-)
Lost interest when you said how behind the times it is…used to love your videos but lately not so much…sorry 😕
When I said WHAT was behind the times? I recall saying ChatGPT had only been programmed up until September 21 - meaning that it’s answers may well be behind the times. Is there something wrong with that?
Also, to help me, what has changed lately that you don’t enjoy the videos of late?
@@model3man What I meant was if the information is up to date until 2021 and the speed things advance these days I wouldn’t be confident of the information (but that’s just me).
As for your videos I found the earlier ones which had you in your car demonstrating things really interesting but your recent ones with you sat talking about things not as engaging.
It’s probably just me so keep up the good work ( I do like James Taylor though) 😜👍
@@MJB9559 - Thanks Mark! I DO love to know what viewers think, and it is very helpful to get positive critiques to help make my channel offerings more useful and more interesting. And thanks for the explanation on the ‘usefulness’ or not of outdated information. That makes sense. I believe they are working at having it ‘ingest’ and process current information all the time so it stays up to date - but who knows when that will be. Anyway, Friday I’m doing another FSD ‘out and about’ drive to demonstrate improvements in the latest update so stay tuned for that one.
@@model3man I’ll be there 👍