7 Non-Hyped AI Trends Bigger Than ChatGPT

Let's be real for a second. You're probably  not ready for the AI Revolution. But that is   completely fine because most people, including  me are just figuring these things out as we go.   The key thing to keep in mind while we enter  this new phase of human technological progress   is that you need to keep your eyes open.  and be ready to adjust fast. Easier said   than done. But the good news is that by you  watching this very video, you're already in   the camp of people that are actively seeking  this knowledge, which puts you on the right   side of history. Now all we need to do together  to figure out what these changes are gonna be,   so we can adjust in time. And that's exactly what  this video is about. I'm gonna tell you about some   of the biggest trends that are going to develop  in AI over the course of 2023, so once they hit,   you're ready. So stay tuned to find out how AI  is changing the game behind the scenes today,   and in public very, very soon. So here's  my list of "seven AI predictions that will   unfold over 2023". And the first one comes  from a currently nascent giant in the space:

Meta/Facebook. It's no secret that they've  been struggling over the past two years with   the refocus to the metaverse, and not much  to show for it yet. They're falling behind   a lot of these other tech companies that own the  platforms that the internet is happening on today. And that's why they need to keep up an AI here  - they can't just watch from the sidelines;   that is very clear. And they have definitely been  working behind the scenes here. One thing I want   to show you the next big thing in AI, once it's  ready: It's AI-generated video. I mean, it only   makes sense. Now we're able to generate images and  text and all videos are 24 images per second. Now   obviously it's exponentially more complicated  than images. But now that we have images,   it's not unthinkable anymore, right? So, here's a  Verge article where they showed off some of their   AI-generated videos that their very own in-house  AI is producing. Are these amazing? No, and that's   why they're not public yet. This is just a glimpse  of the future. But I personally can't think of a   bigger game-changer for the content creation  industry than this feature coming out. Stock   footage? Why would I ever use that again if I  could custom-generate every single clip I need   with a few clicks. Now, to be fair, we might not  see this in 2023 yet, because it's just so early,   and this is a very hard problem to solve. But  I  think they'll be rushing to market with some   AI product and maybe we'll see early demos. But  what we see already and most people don't know   about this are these diplomacy bots developed by  Meta/Facebook. So, the funny thing about this one   is, in all the tests, it can outman people in a  complex game like diplomacy, where it's always   about finding compromises and giving something  up to achieve your goals. And the whole thing is   about predicting humans' "next moves", as maybe a  computer would do when it plays chess. The funny   thing about this is, in the game of diplomacy,  there are no constraints or rules like in chess,   right, or very little. So, keep your eyes open  for Meta coming out with game-changing technology   here, because, as you might know, one of the most  valuable thing in this game is the data set you   train the AI on. And Meta has one of the most  interesting and unique data sets in the world. Between Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, they  know a lot more about human behavior than maybe   any other company in the world. And, as you  can see with these examples, they're clearly   not asleep at the wheel. My next prediction here  is, which is actually less of a prediction and

more of a thing that already started happening,  is this copyright mess that we got ourselves   into with all this AI tech. The way these models  function is that they learn from a bunch of data   and then there's a layer of human interaction that  teaches the code what's good and what's less good. But the fact remains that, at the end of the day,  every single one of these outputs is just a remix   of some other data. And with art, this is getting  a lot of people pissed off, and rightfully so.   "So, imagine all your life you've been perfecting  your craft, and then you develop a unique style,   and all of a sudden this thing reads it and just  by including your name it can create infinite amounts of work just in the style you've been  developing all your life. Well, that really sucks. And some people are standing up and protesting  already, as in this example that popped up a few   days ago: "A bunch of artists got together and are  targeting Mid-Journey with a copyright lawsuit,   They're claiming that all their outputs are  plagiarized from other artists' work." But   then also, everything I'm saying right now is kind  of a remix of everything I've heard and learned   throughout my life, right? But, on the latter  example, we have clear regulations and laws in   place that governs this. With AI, not so much, though. So, this year is going to be very messy   when it comes to fleshing out some of these  laws. So, just be extra careful whenever you   use AI output, and just be aware that some  of these rights could maybe be retroactively   took away from you. But honestly, this topic  touches the art and imagery side more than   it does text. Just be aware that something is  happening. But now, let's talk about GPT4. Now,

this was a massive story over the past few weeks,  right? This data is not confirmed, by the way, but   it has been going viral all over social media. So,  on the left, you can see GPT3, the model of the   ChatGPT is based on. Its GPT 3.5, but essentially  this is how many data points it's based upon right   now. And on the right, you can see how much  information GPT4 consumes to be trained:  a metric ton squared more. So, is it gonna be that  much better? We don't know. Is this accurate? We   don't know. None of this has been confirmed by  Open AI, but the fact is GPT4 is going to use   all of the data that we have been inputting  into ChatGPT on a daily basis. I mean, heck,   just with the amount of experimentation I've done  myself, they're gonna be able to train one hell of   a content creation bot. But again, I always just  use it as inspiration; just like every video, I'm   free-flowing a few bullet points here. All I do  use it extensively for research. But the point is,   GPT4 is going to be ridiculous. And we just don't  know how ridiculous. This is just an estimate. But   at the end of the day, it's not just gonna have  all the data we're training it with right now. But   it might just have access to the internet. Again,  we don't know. But as the competition heats up in   the core course of the year, some of these players  will be forced to plug this into the internet. And   to give the consumers the best possible product  in order to compete. So, keep your eyes peeled,   and make sure to hit those notification settings,  because I'll be pumping out content like my life   depends on it once this comes out. And talk  about content, let's talk about AI-generated

content that will definitely be another big  trend happening this year: "Music, books,   and movies", where, at the very least, the script  is generated by AI. But in the case of movies,   you could easily write an entire movie script  with AI. And then generate storyboards with Me   Journey that you could then reenact. And I'm sure  I'm not the first person to think of this. It's a   massive opportunity to create the first fully  AI-generated movie, right? And I'm sure people   are working on this and not just working; rushing,  because some of these opportunities will only be   really valuable when you're the first one to  do it. If you're second, you might as well,   be 200. And that's why I think we're gonna  see our first AI-generated movie in 2023. Now,   on the way, the easier side is generating books or  musical symphonies with AI. Right, you have these   voice generators are really good in the case  of some artists. And then people are plugging   this new tech into all types of software. And  I think this is one of the big opportunities of the year, because the attention is there;  people are really curious: "Wow, AI? Okay,   what can I do? What can it do for me? It actually  generated this image? Wow, that's an AI-generated   song? That's actually really good!" All of this is  a novelty. Novel things that are useful naturally   spark a human's attention, right? So, I see a ton  of opportunities happening across all of media,   YouTube included. If you know how to use this  thing, just the level of quality you're able   to deliver as the content creator is unmatched.  If you're using some of these tools to research   and prepare your videos. And before we move on to  the next, I want to talk about AI-powered games,   which are way further down the line, obviously. But it's years, not decades, right? And what   I mean by that is like these role-playing games,  where every character has a ChatGPT built in. And   when you talk to it, it has a legit personality  and can answer any question. And not just one   of five questions that you get to pick from.  As an avid gamer and concretely RPG enjoyer,   I can't wait for the moment when I plug into  one of these worlds that are actually alive. Where you can use a mic to communicate with the  characters around you. Now, if you take that even   a step further and do MMORPG, you're gonna have a  bunch of human characters, and then all of these   NPCs are gonna have personal realities of their  own that can actually interact with you. But   that's a whole different rabbit hole to go down,  but I would expect Meta to be at the forefront of   this. Because their entire Metaverse idea is kind  of like an MMORPG on steroids. And if you add this   AI deck into, let's say, interactive NPCs, you're  quickly gonna get products that we've just never   seen before. And that leads me to the next one,  which is a very important one. And that is that   many scams are gonna pop up around this entire  topic. And it just makes sense: We're entering

uncharted territory. People don't know what to  expect, and therefore they're more vulnerable   to malicious actors. And honestly, we're already  seeing this. All across the content space. And   if you look at all these new AI apps, a lot of  them I read around the edge of the gray zone,   or in my books even beyond that gray zone where  it's just a clear grift. I mean, putting up an   app in the Android App Store where you simply plug  ChatGPT into it and charge eight dollars a month.   In my books, is not fine. Even a member of my  family just sent me a video of 'Wow, look at this   amazing AI app. It's just eight dollars a month,  and you can refer friends to get free credits. And all it is ChatGPT with like a graphical  user interface.' I mean, fair enough, that one   is still in the gray zone, because it gives you  the added value of some of these presets. But you   might as well watch videos like this and find out  about them yourselves and save your eight dollars   for something more meaningful. So just be on the  lookout for scams and fake experts increasingly   streaming into the space, as the hype around this  deck is very, very real - but for a good reason.   This is actually game-changing technology that we  need to master and not ignore. And that brings me   to my next point - and that is the rise of prompt  engineers. Now, if you're still not familiar with

the prompt, which is essentially the question you  put into the AI, so it generates an answer. And   what I see already happening is people that are  advanced with their prompting getting a serious   advantage over the people that completely  ignore this. And yes, just simply integrating   ChatGPT into your daily workflows gives you an  advantage over everybody else. That's just a fact,   but what I mean with this prediction is that  people that go deeper and become advanced at   prompting some of these, becoming invaluable  assets to a lot of businesses. Think of it like   a consultant with 40 years of experience. Because  once you're able to ask the right questions,   these language models will deliver answers that go  beyond anything that a human could come up within   just seconds. A true superpower! And, as you  might know, this entire channel is based around   teaching you those superpowers, so you can get the  advantage you deserve. And, at this point, I just   have to point out that I have an ebook that will  help you get toward that. And all that, the ebook   is my very best attempt at teaching you how  to ask the right questions. By the way, I'm   creating a short video training that will be free  for everybody that buys the book. Plus you get all   future updates for free. But now let's talk about  my last prediction for this year, and this one I

actually got it from this incredible podcast you  might be familiar with, it's called the: "All-In   Podcast." And on the latest episode, they just had  one of the highest-quality discussions around the   state of AI today. And if you enjoyed this video,  I bet that you would love that conversation. And   what they brought up is that AI might turn into a  commodity over the course of the next year here. Now, what that means is that so many competitors  are going to enter the market in 2023 that Open   AI will not remain the only cool kid on the block. With major players like Google, Microsoft, Nvidia and Facebook entering the game here soon. We  will witness a literal race to deliver killer   apps. And Google is the wildcard here because  they are already king in the category of search.   And the podcast, they brought up the fascinating  the topic of how Google is actually the one   interested in scorching the Earth, as they said -  AKA releasing a model to the public which sets all   things equal and allows them to remain king. In  other words, there are massive incentives at play   at making this freely available, just like Stable  Diffusion is right now with A. I. generation. And,   once it's freely available, everyone can build  on it and everybody can integrate it. And if   all these language models are at one level,  Google will still have the upper hand with   the best search, because they're number one  already. And this kind of brings together   all the predictions we've been talking about  here. Because if these companies are going to   be one-upping each other and bringing things to  market faster and better, at the end of the year,   we're gonna find out that it was a fantastic year  for the consumer - you and me. We're gonna get to   use a lot of this cutting-edge tech. In the 90s,  for example, a lot of the best technology was   protected and safeguarded by companies like IBM. And they profited from all the benefits. But here,   if you keep your eyes open and stay up  to date with all the latest things in AI,   there's a realistic chance of you getting  that advantage - the AI advantage. Alright,   so if you want to take action now, there's this  video that you can watch that will teach you some   of these techniques that will get you ahead of  everybody ignoring this giga trend. See you there!