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[2651.10 --> 2651.84] but I don't like that. |
[2652.16 --> 2652.84] And if it's on GitHub, |
[2653.00 --> 2654.08] it goes to the same place. |
[2654.80 --> 2655.20] Exactly. |
[2655.62 --> 2656.70] It also ends up there. |
[2656.86 --> 2657.50] So overall, |
[2657.64 --> 2658.34] like it's not really |
[2658.34 --> 2659.26] a good reason for me |
[2659.26 --> 2659.96] not to do it, |
[2660.28 --> 2662.72] but I didn't try it yet. |
[2662.90 --> 2663.50] I've been told |
[2663.50 --> 2664.30] by some coworkers, |
[2664.56 --> 2665.28] I think they've used it |
[2665.28 --> 2665.78] for Python |
[2665.78 --> 2666.56] and I've been told |
[2666.56 --> 2667.24] that it's amazing |
[2667.24 --> 2668.06] and you can pretty much |
[2668.06 --> 2669.38] guess what you are thinking, |
[2669.62 --> 2670.44] which is kind of scary. |
[2670.86 --> 2671.90] But when you write code |
[2671.90 --> 2672.74] or when you reverse code? |
[2672.74 --> 2673.82] Yeah, exactly. |
[2673.98 --> 2674.70] When you write code, |
[2674.82 --> 2676.44] I am not aware |
[2676.44 --> 2679.56] of a machine learning project |
[2679.56 --> 2680.36] that would help you |
[2680.36 --> 2681.84] reverse engineer programs, |
[2682.28 --> 2684.42] although I am 100% sure |
[2684.42 --> 2685.44] that this is possible. |
[2685.44 --> 2686.78] Like I've been playing a lot |
[2686.78 --> 2688.96] with the image generation AIs, |
[2689.06 --> 2689.92] especially mid-journey. |
[2690.24 --> 2691.54] I tried the one |
[2691.54 --> 2692.22] that generates text, |
[2692.34 --> 2693.18] which is called Lex. |
[2693.70 --> 2694.94] All those AIs, |
[2695.10 --> 2695.96] as far as I'm concerned, |
[2696.08 --> 2697.78] produce incredible results. |
[2698.26 --> 2699.40] Like if you had told me |
[2699.40 --> 2700.42] one year ago |
[2700.42 --> 2701.14] that I would be able |
[2701.14 --> 2701.88] to type some text |
[2701.88 --> 2702.34] and I would get |
[2702.34 --> 2703.70] the corresponding image generated |
[2703.70 --> 2704.48] and that the image |
[2704.48 --> 2705.70] would actually look pretty amazing, |
[2706.30 --> 2706.96] I would really not |
[2706.96 --> 2708.10] have believed you for real. |
[2708.22 --> 2708.78] I would have said |
[2708.78 --> 2709.76] that this is science fiction. |
[2709.86 --> 2710.58] It's never going to happen |
[2710.58 --> 2711.20] in my lifetime |
[2711.20 --> 2712.74] or maybe when I'm old |
[2712.74 --> 2713.70] and don't understand |
[2713.70 --> 2714.42] what's going on anymore. |
[2714.42 --> 2717.08] But like we're there. |
[2717.20 --> 2717.94] We're there for |
[2717.94 --> 2719.20] many complex applications |
[2719.20 --> 2720.46] such as understanding |
[2720.46 --> 2721.18] human language |
[2721.18 --> 2722.26] and generating |
[2722.26 --> 2723.48] lots of content. |
[2724.02 --> 2725.80] And at this stage, |
[2725.90 --> 2727.56] I would be extremely shocked |
[2727.56 --> 2728.46] if you told me |
[2728.46 --> 2730.02] that the recognizing |
[2730.02 --> 2731.46] functions that are |
[2731.46 --> 2732.06] actually generated |
[2732.06 --> 2733.32] by other computers |
[2733.32 --> 2734.52] is not something possible. |
[2734.78 --> 2736.36] Like this is 100% |
[2736.36 --> 2737.72] going to happen eventually. |
[2737.90 --> 2738.64] I don't know |
[2738.64 --> 2739.48] who's going to do it. |
[2739.82 --> 2740.64] Maybe I should actually. |
[2740.64 --> 2741.52] I don't know anything |
[2741.52 --> 2742.54] about the pageant, |
[2742.66 --> 2743.68] but like this is |
[2743.68 --> 2744.84] an extremely worthy project |
[2744.84 --> 2745.90] and I think that eventually |
[2745.90 --> 2747.12] this is going to help us |
[2747.12 --> 2748.84] win so much time |
[2748.84 --> 2749.50] when we work |
[2749.50 --> 2750.70] on some unknown programs. |
[2750.84 --> 2750.94] Yeah. |
[2751.08 --> 2752.40] Probably we'll need to have |
[2752.40 --> 2753.36] specialized AIs |
[2753.36 --> 2754.34] for different languages. |
[2754.46 --> 2755.38] We will need one for C, |
[2755.46 --> 2756.08] one for C++, |
[2756.28 --> 2756.82] one for Go, |
[2757.40 --> 2757.84] et cetera. |
[2758.18 --> 2760.12] But I cannot imagine |
[2760.12 --> 2760.98] that this is not |
[2760.98 --> 2761.70] in our future |
[2761.70 --> 2762.18] and probably |
[2762.18 --> 2763.28] in our near future too. |
[2763.98 --> 2764.78] Hopefully they won't |
[2764.78 --> 2765.94] sell this too expensive |
[2765.94 --> 2767.00] because I want it. |
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