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  “In this video, we explore the exciting potential of GPT-5 and how it could transform the world we live in. As the next generation of AI language models, GPT-5 has the ability to understand and generate language at an unprecedented level of sophistication. From revolutionizing customer service to advancing medical research, we discuss the many ways in which GPT-5 could be applied to solve some of the world's most pressing challenges. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the cutting edge of AI technology - leave a comment below with your thoughts on GPT-5 and subscribe to our channel for more updates on the latest developments in the world of AI! ” 0:27 app users 3:45 debate 4:15 experiments 5:08 v5 features 5:15 robot Halodi 7:42 plugins 9:53 balloons 10:02 waitlist 10:15 gloves, piranhas * I'm still waiting for my Housekeeping Robot.  Will ChatGPT-5 make it possible? This video is pretty excited, but I notice something odd about Robot Intellectual ...

  Italy leaped like a frog in a jumping contest to find a pretext to ban ChatGPT. https://wamu.org/story/23/03/31/chatgpt-is-temporarily-banned-in-italy-amid-an-investigation-into-data-collection/ Now there are rumors that Germany may follow suit. https://sg.news.yahoo.com/germany-chatgpt-considers-following-italy-banning-chatgpt-openai-ai-artificial-intelligence-101058703.html Based on feedback I have from Draft2Digital, which has sales sites in the EU and other parts of the world, I suspect many countries are thinking of jumping on the techno-panic. This would make me laugh it weren't so stupid. It immediately put me in mind of the Inquistion's five hundred year war agains the invention of the printing press and book burnings that followed.  Yes, it is that stupid, and it will work exactly as well. In short, it will drag behind any country or region that attempts, while the countries that embrace the technology will surge into the cultural lead. When I started looking up de...

Will novelists become obsolete now that computer programs can write? Some people see tools like ChatGPI as competition instead of what it really is: a new form of the Extended Mind.  By extended mind, I mean the way that humans use tools and architecture to "supersize" our minds , to extend our "bodies" through adjacent materials, which we fashion for that purpose. People who were angry about using programs to write see it as a human as delegating the task to someone else, like a boss who tells his secretary to write a love letter to his wife. If instead, people look at a program like ChatGPT as just another tool, they wouldn't be any more offended by someone using than if the letter were composed on a computer using Microsoft Word instead of handwritten with a quill. As a science fiction and fantasy author who is very pro-technology, I was eager to see if ChatGPT could help me with a huge problem: I have way more ideas than I have time to write. I picked up t...