I agree. I hesitate asking some important questions in class because of what others may think or say in response. I have been able to ask GPT all the 'stupid' questions with no social repercussions. I also notice that human tutors don't have much patience and if I don't understand the explanation that they give, which is often, then it is suggested through my own thoughts that I should stop trying to learn. GPT does not judge and I can ask it to clarify in ways that tutors are not able to, giving me the confidence to continue. I predict that students will all be assigned a personalized AI tutor in the future that their instructors will be able to parse in some way.

It seems people who are anti-AI must also be anti-learning to some degree; if you can't learn without AI then you don't deserve to learn!

Of course we should, if only to line his and Nvidia's pockets even more.

So he's trying to go super-mainstream to sell even more GPUs he can't ship.

HYPING so hard.

shaking my head

Maybe try getting your product manufactured in non-paper launch numbers before hyping your supreme vaporware product?

So tired of Nvidia.

  So he's trying to go super-mainstream to sell even more GPUs he can't ship.