ChatGPT is an Open Source AI

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Now consider this, if you can get rid of 50% of your employees you can also get rid of 50% of your commercial real estate and you can also get rid of 50% of the work for your managers. So even if you are not using AI to manage anyone, the fact that you have half as many employees suggests you can also have half as many managers.

But that is only the tip of the iceberg.

All these employees at fortune 500 companies buy clothes, buy food, buy houses, appliances, hair cuts, etc. We are talking about 8 million people losing good paying jobs and they in turn will probably result in another 8 million service employees losing their jobs.

Not only so, but imagine next June no one gets a good white collar job coming out of college. It may take another year for the message to sink in, but once it is clear that no one is hiring college graduates you can be sure no one will be paying 20-60k a year to get a degree. You have 1.4 million people teaching at colleges and universities. You can imagine the layoffs begin a year from now and really take off three years from now.

So then what jobs will there be? China recently hired tens of thousands of correction officers for prison. I heard the US has completed building concentration camps in all 50 states.

But this is only white collar jobs, what about small businesses? I expect that the savings that Fortune 500 companies get from using AI will make it harder for smaller companies to compete with them.

But you can also get similar economic benefits by using the Tesla robots instead of blue collar workers. If we see 10 million white collar workers lose their jobs I expect we'll definitely see 10 million blue collar workers lose their jobs. My guess is you will see 20% unemployment very soon, and if you have 20% unemployment you will probably have a 20% decrease in demand for their services and so they will have new rounds of layoffs.

 

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Microsoft Fires Over 2,000 Workers As Tech Layoffs Get Worse

 

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The Governments SECRET AGI Project Just Was Revealed..

Likens the secret government project to build the atomic bomb to the government trying to build AGI.

My guess is that this project began at the time of 911. At that time they probably figured out they needed data and that if they had remote control drones and robots they would get that data.

Many people in the know tell us that the US government is 20-25 years ahead of us on AI. So if today ChatGPT is operating at AGI levels I suspect that is where it was operating back around 911 as the government wanted an opportunity for drones and robots in wartime scenarios to train an AI for combat.

This means a US run AI military may already be at Super intelligence.

 

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The Governments SECRET AGI Project Just Was Revealed..

Likens the secret government project to build the atomic bomb to the government trying to build AGI.

My guess is that this project began at the time of 911. At that time they probably figured out they needed data and that if they had remote control drones and robots they would get that data.

Many people in the know tell us that the US government is 20-25 years ahead of us on AI. So if today ChatGPT is operating at AGI levels I suspect that is where it was operating back around 911 as the government wanted an opportunity for drones and robots in wartime scenarios to train an AI for combat.

This means a US run AI military may already be at Super intelligence.

By definition AGI is not easily controllable, if it is easily controllable it is not AGI.

 

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Ukraine battlefield is a lab to test out AI in warfare.

 

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Ukraine battlefield is a lab to test out AI in warfare.

Yeah, it turns out when you invade a sovereign country, they fight back

 

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Yeah, it turns out when you invade a sovereign country, they fight back

You do realize this works both ways, now that the US and NATO are fighting Russia they will fight back and bring the war to our shores.

 

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Google's STUNNING Statement "Straight shot to ASI"...

They developed a "self taught reasoner" function in 2022 and this is why they now think it is a straight shot to ASI (artificial super intelligence). AI is now at the point it can bootstrap itself to higher intelligence by creating its own training data.

What they are saying is this program is like an escalator and once you get the AI on this escalator it goes straight from where we are to ASI.

The latests tests on AI is that it is scoring around 80% on AGI tests (the General intelligence test). That doesn't mean that it is smarter than 80% of any individual person, no it means it is smarter than 80% of any group of people. At a fortune 500 company they will have lawyers, accountants, salesmen, marketers, artists, etc. No one at that company would score at the 80% level or higher on every test. These groups of people will have people with twenty years experience, experts in the field. These ones will be performing better than AI right now. But they will also have new hires. Scoring 80% like this does not mean it is currently better than 80% of new hires, it means it is better than virtually all new hires and will certainly be better in the very near future as its IQ grows faster than any persons does.

If you replace the new hires with AI then the highest performers at the company will perform even higher and at the same time the AI will be trained that much faster to reach ASI.

 

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Take a look at the exponential growth in improvement on the AGI test

Wow. So a really scary breakthrough. They put a time limit on these tests because the longer the computer thinks the more power it uses and that costs money. However, to train the model they give it unlimited time. That boosts its results way up. Then once it is trained it is able to then solve these problems much faster. This is what is truly scary.

This is like someone learning to play the piano. The first time you play the song it is slow and clumsy. But if you keep practicing you get faster and faster. This is what AI is doing. Look at that graph and in the Spring of 2025 it will hit 100%. By June of 2025 no college graduate will be able to compete with AI when all factors are considered:

1. How accurate
2. How quickly
3. How much it costs
4. How much liability.
5. Where will this employee be in six months, one year, and ten years.

 

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Take a look at the exponential growth in improvement on the AGI test

Wow. So a really scary breakthrough. They put a time limit on these tests because the longer the computer thinks the more power it uses and that costs money. However, to train the model they give it unlimited time. That boosts its results way up. Then once it is trained it is able to then solve these problems much faster. This is what is truly scary.

This is like someone learning to play the piano. The first time you play the song it is slow and clumsy. But if you keep practicing you get faster and faster. This is what AI is doing. Look at that graph and in the Spring of 2025 it will hit 100%. By June of 2025 no college graduate will be able to compete with AI when all factors are considered:

1. How accurate
2. How quickly
3. How much it costs
4. How much liability.
5. Where will this employee be in six months, one year, and ten years.

Let me clarify, I am not saying that we have achieved Artificial general super intelligence. Rather if you pick a specific task like playing chess, or go, or designing new proteins, or evaluating a scan for cancer, etc. We have achieved Artificial super intelligence for specific, narrow tasks. Since most jobs are narrow tasks, think of the person at McDonald's taking your order, or the cook cooking the food that is ordered, AI is now better (more accurate, faster, cheaper with lower liability) than a human. How many jobs require Albert Einstein? A few. How many jobs require average intelligence and involve a narrow set of tasks? Most of them. For example, consider an Accountant who is a tax preparer. Already AI can do a better job. It is a clearly defined task, clear set of rules, and requires the knowledge of a very big set of laws. How many jobs out there require more intelligence than a tax preparer? Maybe 20%, at most.

Think of a mechanic, that used to be a very highly skilled job. But now with the computer doing the diagnosis of the problem you have eliminated the hardest part of being a mechanic.

Think of a construction crew. Usually three people with one of the three being a "grunt". That person can easily be replaced by a tesla robot and within six months of training the second guy on that crew can also be replaced with a Tesla robot.

 

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"He believes all animators including himself are going to lose their jobs" Disney animator

 

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NVIDIA's researcher's SHOCKING predictions for 2025 | "godlike technology" and "robot natives"

"Everything that moves will be autonomous". They have already had limited rollouts of these autonomous vehicles in cities. I imagine if you roll this out to a city you will want the lines on the pavement painted each year. That might add a slight cost to the upkeep of the roads but I would think the savings in eliminating drivers could easily cover that. I would also point out that autonomous vehicles have the potential for huge savings to people. Imagine you spend $600 a month on your car. That is the car payment, insurance, gas, oil, car washes, registration, inspection, etc. Now suppose you can book an autonomous car to drive you to work and pick you up each day for $15, and on the weekend a few trips to the store for $10 a day. So on average it would cost you $400 a month to use the autonomous car. No fuss, no hassle, no taking it to the shop, no getting parking tickets, no taking it to the car wash, and you save $200 a month, or $2,400 a year, or $12,000 over five years. You book your ride on an app. It would only take two people spending $400 a month on this car to make it profitable with 33% ROI, and it is very likely throughout the day it would double that income. These cars would probably earn $1600 a month, at least, and so competition would quickly bring the price down even more, probably $300 a month, half the price of owning car. One fourth the cars means one fourth the car salesmen and if most cars are big fleets of autonomous vehicles you would probably have one eighth the car salesmen. These fleets will probably have their own charging stations/gas stations, so that would likely cause 7/8th of the gas stations to go out of business. I suspect autonomous vehicles will be much safer, much fewer accidents, and less need for ambulances, police reports, insurance investigators, auto body repair shops. You also eliminate taxi drivers and ultimately truck drivers.

They are already using robots and AI to do police functions and security functions. China has manufactured a robot that can go anywhere in the street, travel close to the speed of a car, and it fires a net that will apprehend a suspect. As a rule the cost of these robots per year is about half that of a policeman and they can work four shifts, so they are one eighth the cost. You can imagine that filling the streets with these robots could have a significant impact on crime and thus reduce the need for policemen. You could easily see a 20% reduction in police while the streets become much safer. Also many police travel in cars, not using a car would also be a cost savings. The point is that the savings from robots and AI comes from replacing people with machines. You can also use robots to stock shelves and help in warehouses. $112 billion a year is lost to "shrinkage" or theft to US businesses. If you replace many workers with robots you could drastically cut that number. Imagine the savings to a fast food restaurant if it were totally autonomous, no theft, open 24 hours a day, no viral videos of teenagers doing gross things in the kitchen, etc.

They are making robots that can do household chores for $32,000. Imagine all the cleaning ladies that will be replaced and you can also imagine hotels doing this. If you assume a full time Cleaning lady makes $32,000 a year (low ball but might be true in some parts of the US) then this robot gives you 100% return on investment. However, it could be better than that because this robot can work four shifts a week, giving you a 400% ROI.

 

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The race to AGI is on

Chinese OPEN AI Just Changes Everything! (DEEPSEEK V3)

 

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The Beast system is rising

BIG Changes Are Coming... CONCERNING UK AI Bill You Won’t Hear in the Media...

 

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You're Fired

I am not interested in when AI gets to ASI (Artificial Super Intelligence). Because by that time humans are completely insignificant. They are suggesting this will take place in ten years, 2034. The problem is that all of their previous estimates have been wrong, we have reached the various benchmarks sooner than predicted, not later.

I am also not interested in when AI gets to AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). At that point you could use AI instead of employees. No person would be able to compete with AI when you look at all the factors: quality of the work, speed with which it is done, and cost per hour for the work. Even if you can match AI for quality of work it will beat you on speed and cost. When we get here AI could cause layoffs of 100% of employees. They are predicting we reach this by 2026.

My concern is when is AI a better deal than a college graduate. New hires at a Fortune 500 company go through 6-12 months of training before they are expected to do anything on their own. If you graduate in June of 2025, it could be June of 2026 before anyone expects you to do anything. Prior to that you are being trained. But in June of 2026 after 12 months of training our existing AI will be able to be AGI specific, meaning it can handle 80-100% of what you would be expected to do. Not only so but it would be very helpful to existing employees to make them more productive. Also, the more the AI does the faster it gets to ASSI (Artificial specific super intelligence). Already we have AI better than chess masters, better at Go, better at analyzing scans for cancer, etc. If you can train your AI in a specific task you can get to Super intelligence in a matter of months (that is how long it took Alpha Go). So why would a Fortune 500 company hire someone who will be obsolete before they can even be productive? The future for them is clearly AI and robotics, so why even think about hiring anyone out of college? All of their competitors will be doing the same thing so this will be a matter of survival.

So it seems to me in June of 2025 you have a crisis where all these kids graduating from college with expensive degrees costing $360k or more can't get jobs. But before that they will be doing research and development of the AI. That is what we are seeing now with small layoffs of 5-10%. Right now the AI is making the existing workers more productive allowing the companies to cut the work force while at the same time training the AI. A crisis to college graduates is also a crisis to colleges and professors and college towns.

Many say this happens all the time, it happened with the automobile, people stopped riding horses and instead drove cars. But cars didn't replace people, the guy riding the horse is now the guy driving the car. Cars replaced horses. How many horses do you see today in NYC, or Boston, or Dallas? A few, but probably 90% to 99% have been replaced. The industrial age, technological age, computer age, and internet age have all involved new jobs building the infrastructure necessary for AI and robots to replace people. But now that this is done the next step is to replace people.

Be humbled under the mighty hand of God. Whatever job you do, you thought you were valuable, but you can be replaced by AI or a robot for a fraction of the cost. Already AI, drones and robots are fighting this WW3. That is known as ASSI, Artificial Specific Super Intelligence. If AI is better at flying a supersonic jet do you really think it can't replace your job?

Now consider Federal employees. They have very well defined jobs. Most are white collar jobs that can easily be replaced with AI, and many can be replaced with robots and drones. The only way to cut the US budget is to cut federal employees. I would think those layoffs will begin in 2025 when Trump takes office. They might start with a mandatory 5% cut to get AI in the door and begin training it. Three months later you cut another 5%. Musk might have a goal of 20% cut by January 2026, 50% cut by January 2027, and 80% cut by January of 2028 -- You're Fired! At first managers in these different departments are led to believe that if they can trim the fat and make the department for efficient they'll keep their jobs. After the first year they'll understand that over the next two years 80% will be gone and so if you want to keep your job only the ruthless will survive. You will see a lot of people retiring early rather than be that ruthless. Fortune 500 companies will be equally ruthless and city and state governments will also have to follow suit.

This is an essential step to lay the groundwork for the Antichrist reign. You can't tell people that if they don't get the mark they can't buy or sell if their job is essential. If you can't replace farmers with machines then how could you force anyone to take the mark? You have to be able to replace every job, but most importantly you have to replace the army. You need an army that no one can fight against, and you need swarms of drones that can hunt down those that refuse to comply. You can start in 2020 by shutting down churches, forcing everyone to use Facebook and then compiling a list of all the church members since it will be active Christians most likely to resist.

Things are going to get real bad in June of 2025 when everyone realizes their college educations were a waste of money and they will all lose their jobs over the next two to three years. Antichrist will need to be firmly in control prior to June of 2025.

 

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The Beast system is rising

BIG Changes Are Coming... CONCERNING UK AI Bill You Won’t Hear in the Media...

Good video. Barely scratching the surface as your other vids show.

 

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Good video. Barely scratching the surface as your other vids show.

yes, but it shows the laws are changing in a way that puts AI in control. This is what the assassination of the Health insurance CEO was all about. They let AI decide who to deny coverage to. Little by little AI will creep into making decisions in every aspect of life. If you have a narrowly defined topic AI is already super intelligent. By 2027 that will be in virtually every aspect of the government. If Elon Musk is going to replace Federal workers with AI it stands to reason that AI will be making all the decisions.

Why do you think AI has "hallucinations"? They don't mind if it lies. If they wanted they could put many criteria in to make sure it only says things that are true. But they don't want that.

 

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yes, but it shows the laws are changing in a way that puts AI in control. This is what the assassination of the Health insurance CEO was all about. They let AI decide who to deny coverage to. Little by little AI will creep into making decisions in every aspect of life. If you have a narrowly defined topic AI is already super intelligent. By 2027 that will be in virtually every aspect of the government. If Elon Musk is going to replace Federal workers with AI it stands to reason that AI will be making all the decisions.

Why do you think AI has "hallucinations"? They don't mind if it lies. If they wanted they could put many criteria in to make sure it only says things that are true. But they don't want that.

I also just watched the Py Man video on Willow. Pretty staggering.

 

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China’s Toughest Year for Coders; Major Tech Layoffs Hit 700,000, Forced Into Delivery Jobs

China and India will be hit first by AI taking jobs.