Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "GPT-5 Presents EXTREME RISK (Google's New Warning)" video.

@johncaccioppo1142 I’d argue that human greed of even more dangerous than human stupidly
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@rassman48 I think you’re misunderstanding how it works. It’s not a thinking machine, it’s not like having a conversation with a person where it will contemplate ideas and so on. It’s just predicting the next word based on the content of the text that came before it. When you’re having your conversation about your theory, the longer that goes on the more likely it is to predict words and sentences that agree with you. That’s not to say that it can’t or hasn’t come to with some intelligent and useful stuff, it can definitely do that. But like you said, it can also hallucinate. It’s just based on probabilities, what randomness factor you set the model to and how many tokens you tell it to consider. The more random and the more tokens, the more creative it will be. The less randoms and fewer tokens it considers, the more conservative and deterministic it will be.
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This message is brought up you by ChatGPT. This comment will be used as part of the data set to train GPT5, thus feeding the snake it’s tail.
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Can you share the link to your chat with this response in please? You may have to break it up by putting a space between every letter to avoid the YouTube auto mods from censoring it
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@amark350 that’s already coming to the U.K. They recently passed public order bill gives permission for the government to install AI powered cameras with ANPR and facial recognition that can recognise the faces of occupants in cars and track them nationwide. These cameras are being stored across Britain and it is likely they will be linked to the new government digital currency that is programmable. Of course it’s just a coincidence that Infosys, the company given the contract to write all the software that does all this, is owned by the current prime minister’s father-in-law.
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@AlisonWinter1985 you’re really pretty Alison. I bet you’re also highly intelligent. Choose wisely and have a great life 👍
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The USA is already doing it
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@commenteroftruth9790 it’s already out of control.
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@MrWyzdum politicians fail to do things all the time, except taking backhanders. The idea that whatever happens in inevitable and there’s nothing we could have done is laughable. There’s no such thing as free will, it’s all fate and pre-determined? That’s BS.
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I’d be far more worried about the incredibly wealthy oligarchy elite they are current using AI to manipulate and control us. Incomes and living standards are going to decline rapidly for a lot of people in the future, and those in power will do anything to hang on to it, including sending us all to die in a pointless war. It’s no convenience that every major war has coincided with domestic political turmoil.
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