Thomas Anglero compares Google Gemini and ChatGPT as AI development accelerates. Google released Gemini 1.0 and 1.5 in rapid succession, and AI systems are now writing their own code. The speaker worries the pace of progress has become unpredictable.
So the example I used yesterday, but I think is relevant, is that Google Gemini, which was called Google Bard, they launched Google Gemini 2 weeks ago, version 1.0, and it was better than ChatGPT. And they said version 1.5 will be ready in 1 year. It's going to be fantastic. 2 nights ago, they launched version 1.5. Cool. They had no idea that they could do it in 2 weeks. Why? Because the damn AI is writing its own code. It's going at an accelerated rate that we have no idea what's going on. It is doing things that we cannot predict. So that's why I hope I fail. We are failing all the time because we're succeeding at creating something that is, I won't say has a mind of his own, but it is accelerating at a rate that we don't even comprehend.
IBM Watson AI Lab for Cancer presentation to Ullern HIgh School / Thomas Anglero
Will You Lose Your Job to AI / Oslo Business Forum / Thomas Anglero & Richard Qwest
