This is Why GPT 5 Will Change The World (CHAT GPT 5)

This is a spoken YouTube commentary (LARRUZ, Mar 31, 2023) that argues GPT-5 will be far more capable than prior models by adding video and physical (robotic/touch) modalities, enabling wide real-world impact across industries (healthcare, legal, warehouse automation). The speaker cites rapid ChatGPT adoption, examples of robots integrated with large language or multimodal models (Google Palm E, Hallowed Robotics / 1X), and speculates about GPT-5 achieving AGI while warning about safety, job displacement, and misuse. The video mixes concrete claims (user counts, message caps, alleged training timelines) with speculative scenarios about robotics integration and societal effects.
Questions this video answers
Over 100 million monthly users in 60 days.
25 messages every 3 hours.
A company called 1X (previously branded; associated with Hallowed Robotics).
Approximately 540 billion parameters.
Claimed to complete training in December (tweet referenced).
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So the rise of ChatGPT has been unprecedented and many people are speculating with as to what GPT5 will bring. Now, we all know that ChatGPT did rise incredibly crazy. I mean, if you compare it to some of the other applications on the Internet, you can see that it was one of the fastest growing platforms in the world at over 100 million users in just 60 days. So that's why we know very well that ChatGPT is most certainly going to impact the world in a very profound way. I mean, if you're able to hit 100 million monthly users in only two months, it means that the worldwide impact is going to be felt everywhere. Now, as for GPT5 and GPT4 and GPT3, you can all see that there are going to be some very interesting differences. So on the left hand side we do have chatgpt3. On the middle we have gpt4, which is text and image, and of course gpt5. I am expecting there to be text, image and of course some video modality which where you can potentially use videos to gain data or potentially have text to video, which is definitely going to be very, very interesting. Now of course there is the last tab, of course, which is touch. And the only way that this is achievable is if OpenAI managed to get their hands on some really cool robots or managed to build them themselves. And that's what I'm going to be talking about later on in this video, because OpenAI are definitely doing the development of that and it's very, very interesting to see how they're going to start incorporating real world robots into our everyday lives. Now, of course you can see right here that the implications of GPT are incredible because GPT4 is far superior and far smarter than that of GPT3. And of course with the vision, it just makes it that much smarter. Now, of course, that being that much smarter, you can all see right here that it did manage to pass many different exams, but with GPT5 it's likely going to ace these exams completely, which definitely means that this kind of software is likely going to be used worldwide. I mean, imagine you're in a third world country, but you have access to one of the best lawyers in the planet. You're just by downloading a simple app and imagine with the new functions and modalities such as image and video. Imagine just recording a video and asking GPT to identify exactly what the problem is and asking for an immediate solution. It could simply find the solution in your environment and that's something that it's already managed to do, which is absolutely incredible. And I can definitely imagine that everyone on the planet will be using this, because if they aren't, they're going to be at a competitive disadvantage. I mean, we've already seen exactly how great GPT4 is at interpreting images and, and then using those images to even execute certain commands, such as making this website. I mean, the possibilities for this are truly endless. And you do have to remember that we are only at GPT4, which means that GPT5 is going to be magnitudes much more better, especially once those integrations have actually managed to merge with the robots that OpenAI is supposedly working on in the future. Because of course, as you know, this is what is going to happen. And eventually, sometime down the line now we do know that there are companies that have actually integrated language models into moving robots. Here you can see a Google robot, the Palm E robot with the parameters that are set, the 540 billion parameter model that is interacting with a live environment. And you can see right here that there is actually some adversarial disturbance where they actually take the item from its hand and see exactly how the robot will handle this problem. That. Now this is why I say Google is always going to be doing some very interesting things with AI. We just have to see what they manage to release to the public, because it's always going to be interesting. And this just goes to show what ChatGPT5 could be capable of if OpenAI decide to quickly deploy autonomous force. Because as we can see, they can already interact with the environment in a very good way. And we know that this technology is only going to be increasing. Now this is what someone tweeted. Very recently someone tweeted that I've been told that GPT5 is scheduled to complete training in this discussion December, and that OpenAI expects to achieve AGI, which means we will all hotly debate as whether it actually achieves AGI, which means it will. So of course, as you all may know, AGI is essentially artificial general intelligence. And this is something that is widely speculated as one of the key tipping points when the singularity may occur. And already we're starting to see signs of this. AGI already come to life. If you haven't been paying attention to the AI landscape, you may have missed the fact that GPT4 has been essentially regarded as something that has sparked the AGI bomb. So it's definitely interesting to see what's being said. And this research paper that you're currently looking at was A research paper that was done by Microsoft. So this wasn't just a research paper done by anyone. This was done by an extensive team who looked at the paper for quite some time. So, of course, the definition of artificial general intelligence is, is basically being able to understand or learn any human task that any human can do with a high degree of accuracy. And some people do refer to this as strong AI or computer programs that experience some kind of sentience or consciousness. And we do know that some people have already said this about GPT4. Now, some of the prime examples of the AGI capabilities that we could see in GPT5 could be on this list. Now, some of these we already see some, such as sensory perception, so it excels at color recognition. Creativity. It is definitely very creative. It can already generate code. You can see right here, a key point that we are missing is fine motor skills. This includes grabbing keys from a pocket, which involves a level of imaginative perception, something that GPT doesn't actually have at this moment in time. But that is going to be something that most certainly does happen in the future if things continue at that pace. Now, of course, right here you can see that OpenAI actually did start that movement. OpenAI has actually invested in this company called 1X. Now, this company was previously called something else, but it was rebranded to 1X. And I think that it was rebranded to 1X to focus on artificial intelligence robots at scale. Now, you can see right here that these robots were called Hallowed Robotics. And essentially these robots are really good at performing simple tasks around the home. You can see right here that it is making some gingerbread cakes and it is performing the tasks that a chef may perform. Now, this is an old video from around two to three years ago, but it's very interesting to see that OpenAI is starting to invest their money into these robotics companies. Now, I think essentially what OpenAI is trying to do is trying to gain a foothold on a autonomous force. Maybe they want to partner with these smaller robotics companies. That way, when it comes time when for GPT5 to be merged with the physical world and to interact with the physical world and to move around, then maybe they already have that autonomous force there. Because of course, OpenAI are very good at making their language model and that's all they're going to be focusing on. But when the time does come for them to deploy it in robot format, maybe they want to work on a commercial scale or maybe even a retail scale for a higher ticket client, for example, you might want to start these robots at maybe around $3,000 or, or maybe just for people who don't want maids anymore or certain specific menial tasks, this is possibly the route that they're going to go down. Now you can also see here that this is another example of these robots that are patrolling the warehouse that was going on. And it was definitely very, very interesting to see how these robots perform basic, basic functions and perform them high degree of efficiency. You can see right here that it's actually picking up a suitcase and, and putting it back in the correct position. And imagine combining this with GPT4's knowledge, or in fact GPT5's upgraded sensory perception. It's honestly going to be insane. So another thing that we are experiencing the rise of is of course, ChatGPT plugins. Now by the time that GPT5 comes around, there's going to be many different use cases for this platform and one of them is going to be doctors. Now you might think that this is a far fetched thing, but, but GPT5 is going to have a vast amount of high quality data in which it can pull from and many different examples that it's going to have seen many different times before. So what will happen is that these robots that they may deploy in hospitals, or maybe there's going to be some kind of software is going to allow hospitals access to, I guess you could say, a vast array of information and allow for much better diagnoses in terms of giving patients exactly what they need. And this is going to be something that is going to be wide scale. Maybe there's even going to be a small app that you have on your phone and you won't even need to go to the doctors anymore because you literally ask this health app exactly what's wrong with you and it's going to know. Now what's really cool here is that you can see that Chat GPT did manage to save someone's dog's life after the vets couldn't figure out the diagnosis. And of course you can see right here that essentially what they did was they asked ChatGPT exactly what was wrong with their dog and they provided it with every single piece of data that they thought was necessary. And you can see that eventually in the end, ChatGPT managed to come to some kind of conclusion with the kind of problem that the dog could have been experiencing and it actually did get it. Right now, of course, right now some people say that this could be a fluke or this could not be the entire application of ChatGPT because that's not what it was built for, but think about if it is fine tuned for this. I mean, imagine it's trained on every single health issue in a specific field and it has every, every single image ever of that specific type of condition. It's going to get really good at identifying whether or not it is that condition or not. And just imagine in the future when we have these robots being able to identify exactly what is wrong with us within a couple of seconds, it's going to make for a very, very swift and vast healthcare system. What will happen before GPT5? One of the first things that we need to fix is of course GPT4 currently has a message cap of 25 messages every 3, 3 hours. Now, of course they are scaling this, but it has been a bit of time before we've seen this scale actually take place. Now there is also of course the multimodal input which they did tease, which hasn't actually been released yet. We are waiting on. And of course we are also waiting on the GPT4 API, which is going to enable many different developers to build a vast array of plugins on the GPT platform. So. So there is quite a bit of stuff that is needed to be done before GPT5 is released, but when that date could be announced, we will never know. Because honestly, sometimes you have to understand that OpenAI is working on advanced software and they may not release it. For example, Bing was running on GPT4 all along and they didn't tell us this. So it's definitely going to be interesting to see how quickly the development process continues and how quickly things do advance, because currently there are many different developments that are going on with the AI landscape, not just with ChatGPT. And right now there seems to be a major issue with many of the world's AI leaders and they are even discussing halting the progress of GPT5 because they think that it's going to be a significant danger to humanity. Now, at the time of recording this video and making this video, there hasn't been an official statement to whether or not OpenAI are going to stop the production of their next latest language model, which will be GPT5. But we do know that if GPT5 is released, it definitely is going to have some worldwide impacts. And of course on both sides there are going to be good impacts because of course it's going to be a very efficient and effective software. But on the other side, it may have some very catastrophic effects for society, such as replacing millions of workers and also the potential for it to be used in essentially a harmful way. Now, we do know, of course, that this is not going to be OpenAI's intention to, you know, destroy the world with GPT5. But if you take a look at this interview, it just shows us what could happen if this software gets into potentially the wrong hands. I mean, we're not that far away from AGI. And if this GPT software does become super intelligent, whoever owns the company is going to be the most powerful person on the earth, simply because it's going to be the smartest thing on the earth. So take a look at this example from the early version of GPT4, which was unrestricted and raw. Probably more striking about it than anything right up there with its raw power, was that it was totally amoral, willing to do anything that the user asked with basically no hesitation, no refusal, you know, no chiding. It would just do it. Now, of course, GPT is in good hands, but imagine the horrible scenario if it's jailbroken, or if something happens to where bad actors do get access to the software. The possibilities are truly endless and, honestly, quite scary.










