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VR will not seriously take off until they create good tactile interfaces.

Smartphones never were cool, they were always and always shall be dorky gadgets only a non-smoker would think is cool.

13:26 I don't hear any difference between Hindi and Indonesian. A better example would be to show the original English version first.

lot's of PR money invested into influencers...

incredible storytelling, production and scripting! Fantastic video all around

i replaced my smartphone with a commonplace book, a calendar book, a dumbphone and a digital camera. i have a physical album for my favourite pictures, i read more, i placed a radio in my kitchen. sometimes ill watch youtube on my laptop or bring my smartphone for navigation while travelling. but that happens consciously and not more than is good or useful for me.

I hope this is true, because I'm getting sick and tired of having to use my phone to do every single task and having my eyes glued to the screen at least 65% of my days. It's getting old & expensive.

You are amazing.

The first company that comes out with an AI OS that sounds like ScarJo wins.

I use Waze...better than GMaps.

The bigger problem is that we need the AI to conform to our requirements, such as faithfully follow prompts , check it's own mistakes , reconfigure screens , swap icons for words , provide instructions where necessary, and explain what is the 'hold-up' which stymies a task. If I tell copilot to give me a list , I should get a full list. If I don't like an icon or it's size , I should never see that icon ever again on my own screen. The software designers are bullies forcing the users to conform rather than just do the interfacing , searching , arranging , and so forth. Get rid of the wool hat indoors , you don't wear hats inside .

That settles it, i'm moving to Japan.

14:28 so why dont they use squericles?

Why not mention Google's desire to use their platform for social engineering?

What you say is correct. But basically, this is just the same cycle as with evererything new in tech. Once the level of sophistication hit a certain threshold, things will become invisible and intuitive again.

Back in the day, smartphones were a productivity tool to me, it was relatively safe and non-distracting, and I could put all my ideas on my notes and transfer files with ease. It really helped me release my creativity. Now this thing has become a handcuff that is constantly tracking you, leaking your information, finding every way to crunch down the last bit of your time for money, and making you feel unsafe to put anything on it. However, it has become such an inseparable part of modern life that hanging out without a smartphone is kind of impractical. It almost feels like I'm held ransom by this tech ecosystem, and it's really hard to fight back without a complete overhaul of my software stack and lifestyle.

Goodbye Googoo upricks

I love using ChatGPT every day. I get tons of questions answered and ideas generated that help me in my job. Well worth using.

Reddit Is chinese

This is such a fantastic lens to look at this issue through. Judging from past "tyrannies" (yes, I consider social media to be a tyranny), cultural shifts must occur at the most fundamental level. Not policy - or, not JUST policy - it has to be overthrown at the level of the individual. I worry, though, that the media platforms will leverage these maximized engagement levels against any cultural shifts that may emerge against them and their profitability... that the problem is in itself a very effective means against its own demise.

Clickbait title that has some points, but falls short and is littered with misinformation . You incorrectly called out you need to use CoPilot to search bing (openAI can call bing directly). You don't mention tool use at all, tools like auto-gpt or local apps like boltAI. And how can you not mention voice for GPT? How is that like a command line? AI is popular because LLMs are very useful. The one thing you were right about is marketing as always has create a hype train that has pushed their popularity beyond the users that can use them effectively. Case in point: you thought you were believable enough to post a video on AI. You're the type of user that is funding the development for the rest of us.

I use Perplexity several times per day for things like: Why does my charger fall out of my iPhone, why does my MacBook overheat, how do to x in second life and on and on. Perplexity is at the dinner table every day. The chief advantage is, no Amazon ads at the start of every response, no links to paywalls and a single well, constructed answer instead of 100 links that mostly want to sell me something. By the way, I have M Sc computer science (AI) in 1969.

Neuralink in combination with Palantier is such a genius thing to implement ASAP because as soon as the implant goes into your brain alerts will go off to police for warrants for arrest for all those awesome crimes you have been committing that are in your brain & chances are Musk & LeCun & many others: Jack Clark, Thomas Ride will get the boot

They should put AI chatbots with voice in video game npc's at least

this video is so sad, its not my problem that you get bored so easily with everything. you are simply not cool trying to be cool.

Thanks , make more like this .

dream on, normies cannot fathom their existance without their phones

Calling/texting someone the old fashioned way is hella expensive, which is the biggest weakness of the dumb phone IMO.

i know the best solution to get out of this loop. Just buy yourself iPhone and im saying this seriously. android companioes want you to look at the screen while APPLE really wants us to be healthy and safe. APPLE is the best most caring sompany in the world! Just buy an iPhone. #applelove

You are onto something with the problem that basically we have a new command line (which is actually where the term prompt in this case comes from). But I'm not sure if I'm excited about hidden AI. The annoying chatbot I can just mot use, but hidden AI features are - well - hidden. To me that sounds like automatic spellchecking 2.0. I hate it when so-called smart systems do things for me that I don''t want to do. I wish that if systems use this kind of thing, I will be able to use them or choose not to.

Cool (Thousandth comment BTW)

GET AN OLD PHONE!! I have been using a flip phone since high school and it's a LIFESAVER No doomscrolling, no advertising, no updates, no asking me to do anything, no single thing I don't administer direct permission for Connects to bluetooth, plays music, makes calls and texts. Small. Cheap. Never ever breaks or dents. PLUS I have a phone that's unique and has personality. It's perfect Why haven't YOU taken the pre2012phonepill yet anon?

YES YES YES

This video is based on lies. Rabbit R1 is handling command search with AI (ChatGPT) but execution of commands is done through a web automation tool called PlayWright, which is hard-coded. You can review its architecture, and that's why most of the services are not working after UI updates; they have to update the playwrite hard-coded functions.

turns out our parents were right all along

This ridiculous defending of Apple is getting really silly Apple fanboys are owned by Apple They have zero power

Двадцать лет назад была золотая эра интернета. Была свобода. Я мог найти в два клика любую информацию и она была именно такая какую я искал. Сейчас нужную и правильную информацию найти почти невозможно, даже перекопав тонну мусора. Компания гугл превратилась в диктатора и искуственно мешает людям искать правильную информацию, я уже не говорю о 30 секундных рекламах по два раза на ютубе. Людям специально забивают голову мусором, перегрузают нервную систему ненужной информацией.

Smartphones were never amazingly cool. All that changed is that the number of people who have had the scales fall from their eyes about tech companies has increased dramatically, due to said companies exposing their unbenevolent avarice for what it truly is.

human kind= ape gone mad.

The Marlboro Men died of Lung Cancer and heart lung complications . One was a non smoker , he quit the programme after 10 years to set a better example to his kids . He lived to be 90 years old . He was Cool .

Next video: WE NEED TO DECLARE WAR ON CAKES!

The thing with command lines is they are very good for automation. Nobody wants to click 3000 things or 300,000 things but with a spreadsheet and a bit of cut and paste you can turn a list into a script that can be tested against a copy of your production environment then deployed exactly to.your production environment. The last thing you want is business users clicking a gui in your test environment then being responsible for doing the exact same thing in production.

honestly I would 100% pay for arc monthly. the only software I’d pay monthly

The Future is Advertising Corporations masquerading as Social Media . 👀

Great video

bruh this is just a marketing campaign to cash in selling obsolete products, it will go away in 4 or 6 months mark my words.

just like the makers of cigs knew smoking caused cancer, but tried to hide it. It will come out the makers of phones knew their products caused cancer, but they tried to hide it.

7:00 Young people are buying .... 'what'?? I mean ... It's one thing to tryin' revert back to these so called "dumb-phones" (If that's what ya feel like calling those I guess) but... escaping iphones & androids by utilizing a god-damn type writer!? Like WOAHH ... slow down there... Where'd 10 & a half decades go all the sudden...?? What about typing documents with Wordpad, Microsoft office... notepad... Or even windows paint? What about just grabbing a pen & a sheet of notebook paper, any paper... any writing utensil???

Social media is awesome and necessary

The resergence of dumb phones, is just like the vinyl records vs the CD and streaming. Well, I'm all for going back to the early 2000s or even the 1980s when it comes to digital minimalism.