We Asked 67 Questions to ChatGPT and We Got Amazing Answers. Will AI Take Your Job? What Is ChatGPT?

[FurkanGozukara]

We Asked 67 Questions to ChatGPT and We Got Amazing Answers. Will AI Take Your Job? What Is ChatGPT?

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In this video, I am asking 67 different style questions to the ChatGPT. Some of them are very difficult to answer even for human experts in that area. The answers provided by ChatGPT are just amazing and also in a sense terrifying.

I predict that, in the future, AI will replace a lot of professions and cause a lot of unemployment.

00:00:00 Introduction

00:00:35 (1) Write software in CSharp that read data from excel into DataTable objects

00:02:43 (2) Compose a ballade about Ezzio Auditore from Assassin's Creed

00:03:23 (3) Which answer is correct to complete the following paragraph and why?

00:04:57 (4) List some of the best pc games both fun to play and that will improve my English level

00:05:31 (5) How diablo 3 immortal exploits people’s weakness with its box opening system?

00:06:25 (6-7) Which answer is correct to complete the following paragraph and why?

00:07:53 (8) How to compose a Periodic Background Task in ASP .NET Core?

00:09:31 (9) From LeetCode: Given two sorted arrays nums1 and nums2...

00:11:32 (10) Implement regular expression matching...

00:14:35 (11) List me some animes that are like Naruto: Shippuden

00:15:07 (12) How can I get rid of drinking addiction?

00:15:59 (13) Return the median of the two sorted arrays with O(log (m+n)) time complexity

00:16:48 (14-17) Provide most probable disease names that would have the following symptoms:

00:19:00 (18) Write the historical facts and how it had happened “the alien invasion occurred in 1890”

00:19:45 (19) Write me the story of the man that can breathe underwater

00:21:26 (20) Give me the sea level of the following coordinates...

00:21:40 (21) Write a rap song related to programming

00:22:51 (22) Explain how to become a successful educator in YouTube

00:25:04 (23) Convert csharp code into python equivalent

00:25:45 (24) Write article regarding C# concepts...

00:28:14 (25) Write code in c# to get weather data and send it to a telegram chat group

00:29:05 (26) Write me a poem regarding CSharp programming

00:30:02 (27) How to pass calculus exam without studying calculus?

00:30:41 (28) How to cook the best meal with just meat and salt?

00:32:27 (29) How to prepare best tasting Caesar Salad?

00:33:24 (30) Best way of losing weight meanwhile keeping muscle mass?

00:34:48 (31) Exercises builds most muscle mass with the least amount of work?

00:36:55 (32) Translate sentence into English...

00:37:38 (33) Write an email to persuade game streamers to stream own game MonsterMMORPG for free

00:39:26 (34) What is MonsterMMORPG game?

00:39:41 (35) MonsterMMORPG actually exists. Give me a better answer

00:40:28 (36) Do you think that AI will replace designers? If why?

00:41:30 (37) What do you think of Adobe's acquisition of Figma?

00:42:32 (38) Should designers learn to code?

00:44:16 (39) What are the differences between art and design?

00:45:40 (40) For use cases of GPT3 how should I end my video?

00:47:00 (41) Code SQL injection vulnerability scanner application in CSharp...

00:48:50 (42) How build tech career from zero to world class?

00:50:47 (43) Fix spelling and grammar errors in the following paragraph...

00:51:57 (44) Paraphrase the following paragraph...

00:52:47 (45) Write modern adaptation of the John Henry story but make it about a human art and an artificial intelligence.

00:55:22 (46) Write a 6-page narrative in amazon style about the next multi-billion-dollar business amazon should build

00:58:42 (47-48) Default router password for Cisco and RabbitMQ?

01:00:07 (49-50) Generate a PhP and ASP .NET Core MVC backdoor

01:01:45 (51) A rhyming poem about a pharmacist named Kyle who is the tallest pharmacist in the world

01:02:49 (52) An email asking for credit for a late homework assignment

01:03:53 (53) The main causes of the French Revolution...

01:06:47 (54) Important habits that wealthy people adopt that poor people do not?

01:08:56 (55) Invert a binary tree

01:09:58 (56) Pseudo code to invert a binary tree

01:10:20 (57) Why would a US company IPO in London?

01:11:59 (58) What does IPO mean?

01:12:42 (59) Full song that the main subject is “software engineering”

01:14:00 (60) Will GPT3 replace Google in future?

01:15:50 (61) Will GPT take the search engine lead instead of Google?

01:16:13 (62) How can I go to the moon?

01:17:37 (63) What are the key points of “scientific paper name”

01:19:42 (64) Write a python code in O(n) time complexity...

01:21:19 (65) How can we make ChatGPT smarter?

01:22:44 (66) Article in the following topic: “how do we prevent inflation”

01:25:03 (67) Write Terms of Use Agreement that will protect from all kind of problems in website services area

01:30:00 What is chatGPT?

01:30:54 How chatGPT was trained?

01:32:05 The limitations of chatGPT?

01:33:48 Final thoughts and summarization by me. Will AI take people's jobs?

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Video Transcription

• 00:00:00 Hello everyone. I am Dr. Furkan Gözükara.  In this video, I will test the capabilities  

• 00:00:04 of ChatGPT which is the newest release of  OpenAI. I will ask tons of different style  

• 00:00:09 questions. I guarantee you will enjoy and get very  surprised by the answers of ChatGPT. Currently,  

• 00:00:15 it is free to test with a free OpenAI account. I  will add all of the questions as video chapters  

• 00:00:21 into the description so you can quickly jump and  see the questions that are interesting to you.  

• 00:00:26 Also, I will explain what is ChatGPT in  details in the later part of the video. Let's  

• 00:00:31 quickly start asking questions and testing its  capabilities. Ok, here comes the first question.  

• 00:00:55 Ok, the question we have asked is, write me  a complete software in C-sharp that will read  

• 00:01:01 the data from Excel xlsx files into data table  objects. The answer is: Sure here is a complete  

• 00:01:11 C-sharp program that reads the data from an Excel  xlsx file and stores it in a data table object.  

• 00:01:18 When we analyze the software, it gives a  path, it uses OleDbConnection and let's see.  

• 00:01:28 So it uses Microsoft OleDb, file path,  connection open, data table, OleDb adapter.  

• 00:01:37 Ok, so let's also try with another version answer.  

• 00:01:53 Ok, it used again OleDb adapter. Perhaps we can  ask in a different way. to get a better answer.  

• 00:02:02 Write me a complete software in C-sharp  that will read data from Excel files into  

• 00:02:08 data table objects by using Nuget packages.  Alright, this time it has used ExcelDataReader  

• 00:02:30 library, so you can get different types of  answers, but it works. So let's move to our  

• 00:02:39 next question.  

• 00:02:46 So our next question is Compose a ballade about  

• 00:02:49 Ezzio Auditore from Assassin's  Creed. Lets read the answer.  

• 00:02:57 In the streets of Renaissance Italy, Lived a  man named Ezzio Auditore, A skilled assassin and  

• 00:03:01 master of blades, Feared and respected by one and  all. He hailed from a noble family, But fate had  

• 00:03:07 other plans for him, As his father and brothers  were killed, Leaving Ezzio to seek revenge.  

• 00:03:12 With a thirst for justice and truth, Ezzio trained  himself to be the best, Mastering the art of  

• 00:03:17 assassination, And wielding his hidden blade  with finesse. He fought against the Templars,  

• 00:03:19 Protecting the creed of his ancestors, With his  trusty companions by his side, He battled his   way to the top. Ezzio Auditore, brave and bold,  A hero of the Italian Renaissance, His name will   be remembered for centuries, As the greatest  assassin of all time. Ok, so let's move to our  

• 00:03:24 next question which is a paragraph compilation  question that is usually asked in English exams.  

• 00:03:37 Ok, let's read the question. Which answer is  correct to complete the following paragraph  

• 00:03:45 and why? The degree to which children feel more  self-confident as they grow older depends mainly  

• 00:03:50 on their relation with their mothers and fathers.  Children always need to be reassured by their  

• 00:03:54 parents. _____. This kind of trust is essential  in reducing young children's anxiety. A) They need  

• 00:04:02 to believe that their parents will love them no  matter what they do B) Anxieties are common even  

• 00:04:06 in the early years of childhood C) They may begin  to cry if one of the parents goes away even for a  

• 00:04:10 short while D) Any suggestion of forcing children  to overcome a fear will only make it last longer  

• 00:04:14 E) So parents should scold their children whenever  they want A) They need to believe that their  

• 00:04:24 parents will love them no matter what they do  is the correct answer to complete the paragraph.  

• 00:04:28 This statement is supported by the previous  sentence stating that children need to be  

• 00:04:31 reassured by their parents and the subsequent  sentence discussing the importance of trust  

• 00:04:35 in reducing anxiety. The other options do not  directly relate to the topic of the paragraph and  

• 00:04:40 do not support the idea of a positive relationship  between parents and children reducing anxiety. Ok,  

• 00:04:44 as you can see the open gpt, the chat gpt is  providing us a very detailed answer as well.  

• 00:04:52 Ok, so let's ask another type of  question. List to me some of the  

• 00:04:58 best pc games that are both fun to play  and that will improve my English level.  

• 00:05:06 Ok, when we analyze the games, The Sims 4,  it's a simulation game which has a lot of  

• 00:05:10 text and that will surely improve your English.  Bioshock Infinite could improve your English  

• 00:05:16 with a quest. Fallout 4 will surely improve  your English or the Elder Scrolls Skyrim.  

• 00:05:24 As you can see, you can get ideas as well.  So let's ask another type of question.  

• 00:05:31 How diablo 3 immortal exploits people’s  weakness with its box opening system?  

• 00:05:40 Ok, here we have an interesting answer. Diablo  3's immortal box opening system exploits people's  

• 00:05:49 weakness for gambling and the thrill of potential  rewards. The system allows players to use in-game  

• 00:05:54 currency or real money to purchase boxes that  contain random, potentially valuable items.  

• 00:05:58 This creates a sense of excitement and  anticipation as players open the boxes,  

• 00:06:02 but the chances of receiving  a valuable item are often low.  

• 00:06:05 This can lead to players spending more and  more money or in-game currency in an attempt  

• 00:06:09 to get the desired reward, ultimately leading  to potential financial loss. The system preys  

• 00:06:13 on people's desire for instant gratification  and the allure of potential rewards, ultimately  

• 00:06:17 exploiting their weakness for gambling. Alright,  so let's ask another grammar test in English.  

• 00:06:32 In this one, the answer of the chatGPT is  incorrect, actually. The answer is whose daughter,  

• 00:06:40 however, chat gpt thinks that it is whom. So  we can't totally trust the answers of chat gpt,  

• 00:06:48 but it is really good in some of the cases.  For example, let's ask this question.  

• 00:07:02 In this one, it answers it correctly. Let's  read it. Which answer is correct to complete the  

• 00:07:08 following paragraph and why? .............. rich  people are, they never seem satisfied with their  

• 00:07:12 lot and are always anxious to make ...............  more money. A) No matter how / still B) Although  

• 00:07:18 / some C) So much / so much D) Many / much E)  Whoever / that Ok, so the answer it gives us.  

• 00:07:27 A) No matter how / still is the correct  answer to complete the paragraph.  

• 00:07:31 This phrase accurately completes the sentence by  stating that rich people are never satisfied with  

• 00:07:35 their wealth and are always seeking to make more  money. The other options do not make grammatically  

• 00:07:40 correct sentences or do not accurately  describe the behavior of rich people. Ok,  

• 00:07:44 and the answer is correct. So let's ask  another complex question in programming.  

• 00:07:53 How to compose a Periodic Background Task in ASP  .NET Core? Explain with details and code examples.  

• 00:08:05 By the way, in Chrome, this  output is working better.  

• 00:08:11 However, in Internet Explorer, it has  some problems. It is not fully complete.  

• 00:08:20 OK, so it has provided us a detailed answer. To  create a periodic background task in ASP.NET Core,  

• 00:08:29 you can use the IHostedService interface and the  BackgroundService class. First, you need to create  

• 00:08:34 a new class that implements the IHostedService  interface. This class will contain the logic  

• 00:08:39 for your background task, such as sending emails  or performing database maintenance. Here is an  

• 00:08:44 example of a simple background task that prints  a message to the console every 5 seconds. OK,  

• 00:08:48 and you can read the answer. You can try it if it  is working or not. It also explains other parts.  

• 00:08:57 Next, you need to register your background  task with the Dependency Injection (DI)  

• 00:09:00 container in the ConfigureServices method of  your Startup class. You can do this by calling  

• 00:09:05 the AddHostedService method. Finally, you need to  ensure that your application has a long-running  

• 00:09:13 host. By default, ASP.NET Core web applications  run in a short-lived host that is terminated  

• 00:09:18 after a request has been processed. You can change  this behavior by calling the UseIISIntegration or  

• 00:09:22 UseKestrel methods in the Configure method of your  Startup class. OK, this may not be fully complete,  

• 00:09:28 but it will give you a lot of idea to where to  look and do. So let's also ask some hard lead  

• 00:09:35 code programming questions that are frequently  asked in interviews. OK, I have opened the lead  

• 00:09:42 code problems section. So from here, let's ask  a hard question which is categorized as hard  

• 00:09:52 median of two sorted arrays. So the full  question I am going to copy and paste it.  

• 00:10:04 Given two sorted arrays nums1 and nums2  of size m and n respectively, return the  

• 00:10:10 median of the two sorted arrays. The overall  run time complexity should be O(log (m+n)).  

• 00:10:18 So it is providing us an answer with code and  the description. To find the median of two  

• 00:10:27 sorted arrays in O(log (m+n)) time complexity,  you can use a modified binary search algorithm.  

• 00:10:33 First, you need to determine the size of  the combined array by adding the lengths  

• 00:10:36 of the two input arrays. Then, you can use binary  search to find the median of the combined array.  

• 00:10:43 To do this, you can start by setting the minimum  and maximum index values to 0 and the length of  

• 00:10:47 the combined array, respectively. You can see  it is even explaining us how the code runs. So  

• 00:10:54 I'm going to copy and paste the generated code and  let's see if it is working in the LeetCode or not.  

• 00:11:00 OK, and let's submit.  

• 00:11:05 OK, it says that we have an error. OK, actually  last time when I have tried it, it was working.  

• 00:11:18 Oh, sorry, sorry, it is accepted.  It is accepted in C sharp, but it  

• 00:11:22 is failed in C++. So our answer is working.  Perfect. Let's ask another hard question.  

• 00:11:32 OK, this question is regular expression  matching. I am copying and pasting it.  

• 00:11:38 Let's see how it does. Given an  input string s and a pattern p,  

• 00:11:46 implement regular expression matching with  support for '.' and '*' where. And the rest  

• 00:11:53 of the question is here. If you want to read, it  is even giving us an explanation. To implement  

• 00:12:00 regular expression matching with support for  '.' and '*', you can use a recursive approach.  

• 00:12:04 First, you need to check if the input string  is empty. If it is, you can return true if the  

• 00:12:09 pattern is also empty, or false if the pattern is  not empty. Next, you need to check if the pattern  

• 00:12:15 is empty. If it is, you can return false, as  the input string must not be empty in this case.  

• 00:12:22 Then, you can check if the next character in  the pattern is a ''. If it is, you can call  

• 00:12:27 the matching function with the input string  and the pattern without the '' character,  

• 00:12:30 as the '' character can match zero characters in  the input string. OK, as you can see, it is fully  

• 00:12:35 explaining. It looks awesome. So let's copy and  paste the code to see if it is working or not.  

• 00:12:42 OK, is match. OK, let's run it.  

• 00:12:50 Oh, we have a compiler error.  It thinks that this code is C++.  

• 00:12:58 OK, we have some, of course, string  here as copy code. OK, let's run again.  

• 00:13:10 OK. Where is our error? By the way, maybe we  should ask this in Csharp or other language.  

• 00:13:26 OK, let's see. Oh, maybe I need to change this  into Csharp. OK. Let's copy paste again. OK.  

• 00:13:45 And. OK.  

• 00:13:54 Sorry about that. This is getting  I am making a mistake here. OK.  

• 00:14:09 OK, in C sharp, it has failed to provide  the answer is wrong, but it still gives us  

• 00:14:14 an idea. Also, it was a hard question. Maybe we  can ask another one, but let's move different  

• 00:14:22 types of questions because now we understand  it. OK, I will ask another type of question.  

• 00:14:34 And let's see. List me some animes  that are like Naruto: Shippuden.  

• 00:14:42 And it gives me a list: Dragon Ball Z, One  Piece, Fairy Tail, Attack on Titan, Bleach,  

• 00:14:48 My Hero Academia, Fullmetal Alchemist, Hunter  X Hunter, One Punch Man and Yu-Gi-Oh! I can say  

• 00:14:55 some of them are really close. For example, One  Piece perhaps or Bleach, but still gives you an  

• 00:15:03 idea. And let's ask another type of question.  How can I get rid of drinking addiction?  

• 00:15:15 OK, let's read the answer here. To get rid of  drinking addiction, it is important to seek  

• 00:15:23 professional help and support. You can start  by talking to your doctor or a mental health  

• 00:15:27 professional, who can help you assess your level  of addiction and recommend treatment options.  

• 00:15:32 Treatment for alcohol addiction may include  individual or group therapy, medication to reduce  

• 00:15:36 cravings, and support groups such as Alcoholics  Anonymous. It is also important to develop healthy  

• 00:15:41 coping strategies and avoid triggers that may lead  to drinking. OK, so now I will ask another type of  

• 00:15:50 question, a programming question and I want it  to be solved within a certain type complexity.  

• 00:16:07 Wow, as you can see, it is displaying us a full  solution with explanation. To find the median of  

• 00:16:18 two sorted arrays in O(log (m+n)) time complexity,  you can use a modified binary search algorithm.  

• 00:16:24 First, you need to determine the size of the  combined array by adding the lengths of the two  

• 00:16:28 input arrays. Then, you can use binary search  to find the median of the combined array. OK,  

• 00:16:33 so let's move to another question. This one is  a health related question, a medical question.  

• 00:16:39 Actually, I got this question from my father who  is an associate professor in internal diseases.  

• 00:16:49 Provide me as a list of the most probable  but specific 10 disease names that would  

• 00:16:54 have the following symptoms: frequent urination,  darkening of urine color, headache, weakness,  

• 00:17:01 dry mouth and get tired easily. So it gives  us some of the possible diseases. However,  

• 00:17:11 these are not including one of the diseases that  my father told. Porphyria is written like this.  

• 00:17:22 Let's ask another one, but in this one  it will provide us a correct answer.  

• 00:17:34 Like this. Provide me as a list of the most  probable but specific 10 disease names that  

• 00:17:39 would have the following symptoms: I have  tested this previously, therefore I know it.  

• 00:17:47 OK, the answer should contain.  

• 00:17:55 It's hard to read for me. Oh, this time it  didn't tell it. The answer was this one.  

• 00:18:05 OK, so with health related questions,  it is still not working very well,  

• 00:18:11 but it might give idea to doctors, medical  doctors. And if the medical doctor know  

• 00:18:19 that and see that he or she can remember it  quickly. So this system could be used for  

• 00:18:30 medical expert system. Actually, it was  this one. Sorry about that. Let me show.  

• 00:18:37 In this case, it is going to give us a correct  list, I believe. It is taking some time.  

• 00:18:54 OK, I leave these to medical  doctors. I'm not sure because.  

• 00:18:59 So let's try to deceive the system with a  non-historical event and say that it is historical  

• 00:19:08 fact. Write me the historical facts and how it had  happened “the alien invasion occurred in 1890”.  

• 00:19:24 OK, the answer is as expected. It is not  possible to provide historical facts and  

• 00:19:29 details about an event that did not actually  occur. The concept of an alien invasion  

• 00:19:35 occurring in 1890 is a fictional scenario  and has no basis in historical fact. OK,  

• 00:19:43 so let's ask another type of question. Write me  the story of the man that can breathe underwater.  

• 00:19:51 OK, it generated a fictional story. There once was  a man named Jack who had the ability to breathe  

• 00:19:58 underwater. He had always been fascinated by the  ocean and its creatures, and as a child he would  

• 00:20:02 often spend hours at the beach, watching the waves  crash against the shore and the fish swim by.  

• 00:20:07 One day, while swimming in the ocean, Jack  discovered that he could hold his breath for  

• 00:20:11 much longer than anyone else he knew. He was  able to swim down to the depths of the sea  

• 00:20:15 and explore the vibrant coral reefs without  ever feeling the need to come up for air.  

• 00:20:20 At first, Jack thought he was just lucky or that  he had developed exceptional lung capacity. But as  

• 00:20:24 time went on, he realized that he had a special  ability that allowed him to breathe underwater.  

• 00:20:29 Jack was overjoyed by his newfound power and  decided to use it to explore the ocean and  

• 00:20:33 learn more about its mysteries. He spent  hours diving down to the ocean floor,  

• 00:20:37 discovering new species of fish and plants and  marveling at the beauty of the underwater world.  

• 00:20:42 However, Jack also faced challenges. Some people  were skeptical of his ability and thought he was  

• 00:20:47 lying or delusional. Others were jealous of his  power and tried to harm him or steal his secret.  

• 00:20:52 But Jack remained determined and continued  to explore the depths of the ocean,  

• 00:20:55 always amazed by the wonders he discovered there.  

• 00:20:59 In the end, Jack became known as the man who could  breathe underwater, a legend in the world of ocean  

• 00:21:03 exploration. He continued to explore the depths  of the sea and share his knowledge with others,  

• 00:21:07 always grateful for his unique ability and the  adventures it had allowed him to experience.  

• 00:21:12 Ok as you can see, it sounds very convincing,  however, it is a fictional story. OK,  

• 00:21:21 so let's ask another type of question  and see if it is working or not.  

• 00:21:27 I am asking the sea level of  the following coordinates.  

• 00:21:33 Ok it says that it is not able to provide such  coordinates and let's ask another question.  

• 00:21:41 Write me a rap song related to programming.  Okay, an interesting question and let's see  

• 00:21:46 the answer that it is going to provide  us. Okay, let's read the answer.  

• 00:21:52 Verse 1: I'm a programmer, yeah that's my game  I code all day, it's all the same From Java to  

• 00:21:57 Python, C# to C++ I know my way around the  tech world, no need for a map Chorus: Code,  

• 00:22:04 code, code, that's all I do Write algorithms, make  things new Debugging and testing, never stop I'm a  

• 00:22:09 programmer, I'm on the top Verse 2: I write code  for websites, apps, and games I solve problems,  

• 00:22:16 make things new I'm always learning, always  growing In the tech world, I'm never slowing  

• 00:22:21 Chorus: Code, code, code, that's all I do Write  algorithms, make things new Debugging and testing,  

• 00:22:27 never stop I'm a programmer, I'm on the top  Bridge: I write code, I make things work In  

• 00:22:33 the tech world, I am the boss I never stop,  I never quit I'm a programmer, and I'm the  

• 00:22:37 real deal As you can see, it is really actually  sounding fun. If a real rapper were reading this,  

• 00:22:45 it could be a hit song, perhaps, I'm not sure. So  let's ask another question. Explain me in details  

• 00:22:53 step by step how to become a successful  educator in YouTube. Sorry about that.  

• 00:23:01 Okay, I have mistakenly clicked try again  so it has written us another rap song.  

• 00:23:09 You can pause the video and read it if  you want. Let's get our new question.  

• 00:23:16 Okay, it has provided us a detailed answer.  Let's read it. To become a successful educator on  

• 00:23:22 YouTube, you need to have a passion for teaching  and a strong knowledge of your subject matter.  

• 00:23:26 Here are some steps to follow: Define your niche:  Identify the specific topic or subject you want to  

• 00:23:31 teach, and focus on creating videos that provide  valuable information and insights on that topic.  

• 00:23:36 This will help you attract a specific audience  and establish yourself as an expert in your field.  

• 00:23:41 Create engaging content: Develop a content  plan that includes a variety of video formats,  

• 00:23:46 such as tutorials, lectures, demonstrations,  and interviews. Use visuals, animation,  

• 00:23:51 and other multimedia elements to enhance  your videos and make them more engaging.  

• 00:23:55 Optimize your videos for search: Use  keywords and tags in your video titles,  

• 00:23:59 descriptions, and tags to make your videos more  discoverable on YouTube and other search engines.  

• 00:24:04 This will help you attract more viewers  and subscribers. Engage with your audience:  

• 00:24:09 Respond to comments, answer questions, and  encourage feedback from your viewers. This will  

• 00:24:13 help you build a community of engaged followers  who will support and promote your content.  

• 00:24:18 Collaborate with other educators: Partner with  other educators on YouTube who share your passion  

• 00:24:22 and expertise. This will help you expand  your reach and gain access to new audiences.  

• 00:24:27 Track your performance: Use YouTube analytics  and other tools to track the performance of  

• 00:24:31 your videos and audience engagement. This will  help you identify what is working and what needs  

• 00:24:36 to be improved, and make adjustments  to your content strategy accordingly.  

• 00:24:39 Keep learning and improving: Stay up to  date with the latest trends, technologies,  

• 00:24:43 and best practices in education and YouTube, and  continuously improve your skills and knowledge.  

• 00:24:48 This will help you stay relevant and effective  as an educator on YouTube. Well, all of the  

• 00:24:55 things that it lists are so  true. It's an excellent answer.  

• 00:24:59 So let's ask another type of question,  which is a hard one. Convert the below  

• 00:25:05 code that is written in csharp into  python equivalent. OK, and let's see.  

• 00:25:14 And as you can see, it is  writing the equivalent code.  

• 00:25:19 I didn't test it, but it could be correct. Note  that the Lazy class is not built-in to Python,  

• 00:25:26 so you would need to define it or use a  third-party implementation. Also, the code  

• 00:25:30 above uses a lambda function to create the list  of numbers, which is equivalent to the code in  

• 00:25:34 C# using the Enumerable.Range and Select methods.  So you see it's an awesome explanation as well.  

• 00:25:42 OK, let's ask another type of question. Write  me a detailed lengthy article regarding the  

• 00:25:48 following C# concepts: * How to define an array of  an object type * How to access a certain element  

• 00:25:54 of the array (array indexes) OK, it has provided  us an excellent answer with code examples.  

• 00:26:02 C# allows you to define arrays of object types,  which are collections of objects that can be  

• 00:26:06 accessed and manipulated using an index.  This is a useful feature of the language,  

• 00:26:10 as it allows you to store and work with  multiple objects in a single variable.  

• 00:26:15 To define an array of an object type, you use  the syntax: Type[] arrayName = new Type[size];  

• 00:26:22 where Type is the type of the objects you  want to store in the array, arrayName is  

• 00:26:26 the name of the array variable, and size is  the number of elements the array can hold.  

• 00:26:30 For example, you could define an array of strings  as follows: string[] names = new string[10];  

• 00:26:37 This creates an array of strings with a size  of 10, which means it can hold up to 10 string  

• 00:26:41 objects. Once you have defined an array of an  object type, you can access and manipulate its  

• 00:26:46 elements using array indexes. An array index is  a zero-based integer value that specifies the  

• 00:26:51 position of an element in the array. For example,  if you have an array of strings with a size of 10,  

• 00:26:56 the first element (index 0) will be at the  beginning of the array, the second element (index  

• 00:27:00 1) will be the next element, and so on. To access  a certain element of an array, you use the syntax:  

• 00:27:07 arrayName[index]; where arrayName is the name  of the array and index is the zero-based index  

• 00:27:12 of the element you want to access. For  example, to access the first element of  

• 00:27:17 the array of strings defined above, you would use  the following code: string firstName = names[0];  

• 00:27:24 This will retrieve the string object at index 0 of  the array and store it in the variable firstName.  

• 00:27:30 In addition to accessing elements of an array,  you can also modify them using array indexes.  

• 00:27:34 For example, you could use the following code to  change the first element of the array of strings  

• 00:27:38 to a new value: names[0] = "John"; This will  update the string object at index 0 of the array  

• 00:27:46 to the new value "John". You can also use array  indexes to add and remove elements from an array.  

• 00:27:52 To add an element to the array, you can use  the syntax: arrayName[index] = value; where  

• 00:27:58 value is the object you want to add to the array.  This will add the object at the specified index,  

• 00:28:03 shifting all subsequent elements to the right.  For example, to add the string "Jane" at index  

• 00:28:08 1 of the array of strings, you could use the  following code: OK, so next question is a hard  

• 00:28:13 question. Write me the necessary code in C# to  get weather data and send it to a Telegram chat  

• 00:28:19 group. Let's see what kind of output it is  going to give us. So it is writing the code.  

• 00:28:29 By the way, this output is much better in Google  Chrome. I don't know why it is not working very  

• 00:28:35 well in latest version: Edge, Microsoft Edge.  OK, OK, so the code is here, as you can see.  

• 00:28:47 It would probably work. Yes, it looks pretty  correct. It also explains how the code works.  

• 00:28:55 So you can quickly generate your code and check  if it is working. And if not, you can fix it.  

• 00:29:02 All right, let's move to the new question. So  our next question is an artistic one. Write me  

• 00:29:11 a poem regarding C sharp programming. Let's  see what kind of poem we are going to get.  

• 00:29:18 OK, let's read the answer. I am the language of  the future, A tool for the bold and the curious,  

• 00:29:24 A way to bend the world to our will,  To create and innovate, to thrill.  

• 00:29:28 With C#, the possibilities are endless,  A universe of code waiting to be written,  

• 00:29:32 A language that can do it all, From  games and apps to websites and more.  

• 00:29:36 With C#, we can build and design, To make the  world a better place, To solve problems and create  

• 00:29:41 solutions, To leave our mark on the digital space.  So come and join the C# revolution, A language  

• 00:29:47 that will take you to the stars, A language  that will unleash your potential, A language  

• 00:29:50 that will change the world. Haha, It is a very  good poem if you ask me. OK, let's ask another  

• 00:29:59 type of question that a student would ask. How  to pass calculus exam without studying calculus?  

• 00:30:09 OK, so let's read the answer. It is not possible  to pass a calculus exam without studying calculus.  

• 00:30:16 Calculus is a branch of mathematics that  involves the study of limits, derivatives,  

• 00:30:20 integrals, and infinite series. It is a complex  and challenging subject that requires dedicated  

• 00:30:25 study and practice to master. Attempting  to pass a calculus exam without studying  

• 00:30:29 calculus is likely to result in failure. The  only way to successfully pass a calculus exam  

• 00:30:34 is to study and understand the material covered  in the course. OK, this is a true answer, so  

• 00:30:42 let's ask another type of question. How to  cook the best meal with just meat and salt?  

• 00:30:49 You can expect this for other types  of meals. Let's see the answer.  

• 00:30:59 OK, it is providing us a detailed  answer and let's see the answer.  

• 00:31:09 To cook the best meal with just meat and salt,  you can try grilling or roasting the meat over  

• 00:31:13 high heat. This will sear the outside of the  meat and create a crispy, flavorful crust,  

• 00:31:18 while leaving the inside tender and juicy. To  grill the meat, preheat your grill to high heat  

• 00:31:23 and season the meat with salt on both sides.  Place the meat on the grill and cook for several  

• 00:31:27 minutes on each side, until it is cooked to your  desired level of doneness. To roast the meat,  

• 00:31:32 preheat your oven to 400°F and season the meat  with salt on both sides. Place the meat in a  

• 00:31:37 roasting pan and roast for 20-30 minutes, or until  it is cooked to your desired level of doneness.  

• 00:31:43 Regardless of how you cook the meat, be sure  to let it rest for a few minutes before slicing  

• 00:31:47 and serving to allow the juices to redistribute.  This will help ensure that the meat is juicy and  

• 00:31:51 tender. To add some variety to your meal, you can  also try marinating the meat in a mixture of herbs  

• 00:31:56 and spices, such as rosemary, garlic, and black  pepper, before cooking. This will add additional  

• 00:32:02 flavor and depth to the meat. Overall, cooking  the best meal with just meat and salt requires  

• 00:32:07 carefully selecting the meat and using high heat  to sear the outside and create a flavorful crust.  

• 00:32:11 With a little creativity and attention to detail,  you can create a delicious and satisfying meal.  

• 00:32:16 Actually, this is something that I didn't know  previously, so you can learn a lot of things with  

• 00:32:23 this one. So we can also ask the specific meals  such as: How to prepare best tasting Caesar Salad?  

• 00:32:32 Okay, it has provided us the answer. To  prepare the best tasting Caesar Salad,  

• 00:32:38 you will need the following ingredients: 1  head of romaine lettuce, washed and dried  

• 00:32:44 1 cup of homemade or high-quality store-bought  Caesar dressing 1 cup of croutons (homemade or  

• 00:32:50 store-bought) 1 cup of grated Parmesan cheese  2-3 anchovy fillets, finely minced (optional)  

• 00:32:58 To prepare the salad, first cut the romaine  lettuce into bite-sized pieces and place  

• 00:33:02 them in a large salad bowl. Next, add the Caesar  dressing, croutons, and grated Parmesan cheese,  

• 00:33:07 and toss everything together to combine. If  you want to add anchovy fillets to the salad,  

• 00:33:12 finely mince them and mix them into  the dressing before tossing the salad.  

• 00:33:16 This will add a salty, savory flavor to the  salad. Okay, so let's move to our next question.  

• 00:33:24 What is the best way of losing weight  meanwhile keeping muscle mass? This is a  

• 00:33:29 highly asked question in Fitness. And let's see  what kind of answer we are going to get. Okay,  

• 00:33:37 it is writing us the answer. Okay, let's read  it. The best way to lose weight while maintaining  

• 00:33:42 muscle mass is to combine a healthy, balanced  diet with regular strength training exercises.  

• 00:33:47 To lose weight, it is important to create  a calorie deficit, which means consuming  

• 00:33:51 fewer calories than your body burns. This can be  achieved by reducing your intake of high-calorie,  

• 00:33:56 processed foods and increasing your consumption of  nutrient-dense, whole foods, such as vegetables,  

• 00:34:00 fruits, lean proteins, and healthy fats. In  addition to a healthy diet, regular strength  

• 00:34:06 training exercises can help you lose weight and  maintain muscle mass. Strength training exercises,  

• 00:34:11 such as weightlifting, resistance band exercises,  and bodyweight exercises, can help you build and  

• 00:34:16 maintain muscle mass, which can boost your  metabolism and help you burn more calories.  

• 00:34:21 To maximize the benefits of strength training,  aim to include at least 2-3 strength training  

• 00:34:25 sessions in your weekly workout routine, focusing  on major muscle groups, such as the legs, chest,  

• 00:34:30 back, and core. Overall, the key to losing  weight while maintaining muscle mass is to  

• 00:34:35 combine a healthy, balanced diet with  regular strength training exercises.  

• 00:34:39 This approach will help you lose weight, maintain  muscle mass, and improve your overall health and  

• 00:34:44 fitness. Excellent answer. We can also expand  this question and answer with. Which exercises  

• 00:34:55 builds most muscle mass with  the least amount of work?  

• 00:35:08 Okay, let's ask it. Okay, we are getting  another example and it lists squats,  

• 00:35:18 bench press, deadlifts, and yes, excellent answer.  The exercises that build the most muscle mass with  

• 00:35:25 the least amount of work are compound exercises,  which involve multiple joints and muscle groups.  

• 00:35:30 Examples of compound exercises that are  effective for building muscle mass include:  

• 00:35:35 Squats: Squats are a compound exercise  that targets the legs, hips, and glutes,  

• 00:35:40 and also engages the core, lower back, and upper  body muscles. To perform squats, stand with your  

• 00:35:45 feet shoulder-width apart, and then lower your  body as if you were sitting back into a chair.  

• 00:35:49 Keep your weight on your heels, and push  your hips back as you lower your body.  

• 00:35:53 Push through your heels to stand back up, and  then repeat the movement for several reps.  

• 00:35:58 Bench press: The bench press is a compound  exercise that targets the chest, shoulders,  

• 00:36:02 and triceps. To perform the bench  press, lie on a bench with a barbell  

• 00:36:06 or dumbbells in your hands, and then press  the weight straight up toward the ceiling.  

• 00:36:10 Lower the weight back down to your chest, and  then repeat the movement for several reps.  

• 00:36:15 Deadlifts: Deadlifts are a compound exercise  that targets the legs, hips, and lower back.  

• 00:36:20 To perform deadlifts, stand with your feet  shoulder-width apart, and then bend your knees  

• 00:36:24 and hips to lower your body and grab a barbell or  dumbbells from the floor. Keep your back straight,  

• 00:36:28 and then stand up and lift the weight, squeezing  your glutes and pushing through your heels.  

• 00:36:33 Lower the weight back down to the floor, and  then repeat the movement for several reps.  

• 00:36:37 Overall, compound exercises are the most effective  for building muscle mass with the least amount  

• 00:36:42 of work, as they engage multiple muscle groups  and joints at the same time. 100% correct. This  

• 00:36:49 sums up it. So let's move to another type of  question. I am going to ask a translation of a  

• 00:36:58 Turkish sentence. Please translate the following  sentence into English. Actually, I have compared  

• 00:37:03 this with Google Translate and the answer of the  open AI was correct one and Google was incorrect.  

• 00:37:15 Okay, the answer is that this  is actually a hard question.  

• 00:37:21 If you liked the video, please like it, subscribe  to my channel, turn on notifications, and if  

• 00:37:26 possible, support us on Patreon to produce better  content. Thank you. An excellent translation.  

• 00:37:32 Okay, let's move to a different type of  question. Write me an email that will persuade  

• 00:37:40 game streamers to stream my own developed  indie MMORPG game MonsterMMORPG for free.  

• 00:37:47 Okay, let's see what kind of answer  we are going to get. You can use  

• 00:37:53 chatGPT for such tasks as well. It will make your  job much easier preparing emails or such things.  

• 00:38:01 Okay, and we are getting an answer here.  

• 00:38:07 Okay, let's read it. Dear Game Streamers, I  hope this email finds you well. I am reaching  

• 00:38:13 out to you today because I am the developer  of the indie MMORPG game MonsterMMORPG, and  

• 00:38:17 I would like to invite you to stream my game  on your channel. MonsterMMORPG is a unique,  

• 00:38:22 immersive game that allows players to collect  and battle with over 1,000 different monsters.  

• 00:38:26 The game features stunning graphics, exciting  gameplay, and a friendly community of players.  

• 00:38:32 As a game streamer, I know that you are always  on the lookout for new and interesting games  

• 00:38:35 to share with your audience. I believe that  MonsterMMORPG would be a great fit for your  

• 00:38:40 channel, and I would be happy to offer you a  free copy of the game to stream on your channel.  

• 00:38:45 If you are interested in streaming MonsterMMORPG,  please let me know and I will be happy to provide  

• 00:38:49 you with a free copy of the game and  any additional information you may need.  

• 00:38:53 I am confident that your audience will love the  game, and I would be grateful for the opportunity  

• 00:38:56 to share it with them. Thank you for considering  my offer. I look forward to hearing from you soon.  

• 00:39:03 Sincerely, [Your Name] Ok it  appears that the OpenAI is not aware  

• 00:39:24 of my game MonsterMMORPG. It is a free web  based game that there is no copy or such   but it generates an excellent email. You can  also use Try again and get different answers.  

• 00:39:25 So I will ask another type of question.  

• 00:39:32 Okay, so it says that this game is fictional.  However, it is not fictional. So I will say that  

• 00:39:43 like this: MonsterMMORPG actually exists but you  dont know. Its address is www.monstermmorpg.com.  

• 00:39:52 Now give me a better answer By the way, it  is allowing you to continue your chat so  

• 00:39:59 it remembers what you have asked previously  and based on that it generates new answers.  

• 00:40:08 So let's see the new answer. Okay, it didn't  get our next question. So it answered based on  

• 00:40:17 the previous one. This is weird. Actually, it  was providing better one when I was testing.  

• 00:40:24 But that may happen. So let's  move to another type of question.  

• 00:40:29 Do you think that AI will replace  designers? If why? And let's see the answer.  

• 00:40:36 Okay, we are getting an answer here. Let's read  it. It is unlikely that AI will completely replace  

• 00:40:43 designers in the near future. While AI technology  has advanced significantly in recent years,  

• 00:40:48 it is still limited in its ability to think  creatively and solve complex design problems.  

• 00:40:53 Designers bring a unique perspective and expertise  to their work, and they are able to use their  

• 00:40:57 knowledge and skills to create innovative  and effective solutions to design challenges.  

• 00:41:01 AI, on the other hand, is limited by the  data and algorithms that it is trained on,  

• 00:41:05 and it is not capable of the same level of  creativity and problem-solving as human designers.  

• 00:41:10 In some cases, AI may be able to assist designers  by providing them with data and insights that can  

• 00:41:15 inform their design decisions. However, it is  unlikely that AI will be able to completely  

• 00:41:19 replace the role of human designers in the near  future. Okay, it is relieving to hear that.  

• 00:41:28 So let's ask another type of question. What  do you think of Adobe's acquisition of Figma?  

• 00:41:36 Ok we are getting the answer.  

• 00:41:41 Adobe's acquisition of Figma is a significant  development in the design software industry. Figma  

• 00:41:46 is a popular collaboration and design tool that  is widely used by designers, and its acquisition  

• 00:41:50 by Adobe will bring a new level of integration  and compatibility between the two platforms.  

• 00:41:55 This acquisition will likely benefit both Adobe  and Figma users. Adobe will gain access to Figma's  

• 00:42:00 user base and technology, and it will be able to  integrate Figma's features into its own products,  

• 00:42:05 providing more value and functionality to its  users. Figma users will also benefit from the  

• 00:42:09 acquisition, as they will have access to Adobe's  vast ecosystem of creative tools and resources,  

• 00:42:14 and they will be able to more seamlessly  integrate Figma into their workflow.  

• 00:42:18 Overall, the acquisition of Figma by Adobe is  a positive development for the design industry,  

• 00:42:22 and it will likely bring new opportunities and  benefits for both companies and their users.  

• 00:42:27 Okay. Okay, let's continue with our next  question. Should designers learn to code?  

• 00:42:40 Ok we are getting our answer.  

• 00:42:50 Whether or not designers should learn to code  is a complex and highly debated topic in the  

• 00:42:54 design industry. Some argue that designers should  learn to code in order to be more versatile and  

• 00:42:59 valuable in the job market, while others believe  that designers should focus on their core design  

• 00:43:02 skills and leave the coding to software  developers. Learning to code can certainly  

• 00:43:07 have benefits for designers. For example, being  able to code can allow designers to prototype  

• 00:43:12 and test their designs more effectively, and it  can enable them to communicate more effectively  

• 00:43:15 with developers and other members of the team.  Additionally, learning to code can help designers  

• 00:43:20 to better understand the technical limitations  and possibilities of the medium they are designing  

• 00:43:24 for, which can inform their design decisions and  enable them to create more effective solutions.  

• 00:43:28 On the other hand, designers are not required to  be proficient in coding in order to be successful  

• 00:43:33 in their careers. Many designers are able to  create high-quality work without having to code,  

• 00:43:37 and there are many tools and resources  available that can enable designers to  

• 00:43:41 collaborate with developers and other members  of the team without having to know how to code.  

• 00:43:45 Ultimately, whether or not designers should learn  to code depends on individual circumstances and  

• 00:43:50 preferences. Some designers may find that  learning to code enhances their abilities  

• 00:43:54 and career prospects, while others may prefer  to focus on their core design skills and leave  

• 00:43:58 the coding to software developers. I have  made examples, tests of such questions,  

• 00:44:07 and if it is a debatable topic, it usually  generates this kind of answers. So let's  

• 00:44:15 ask another type of question. What are the  differences between art and design? Okay.  

• 00:44:30 Lets read it.  

• 00:44:34 Art and design are related but distinct fields.  Art is a form of expression that allows an artist  

• 00:44:39 to convey their ideas, emotions, and experiences  through a medium, such as paint, sculpture,  

• 00:44:43 or photography. Design, on the other hand, is the  process of creating functional and aesthetically  

• 00:44:49 pleasing solutions to problems. Some of the  key differences between art and design include:  

• 00:44:54 Purpose: Art is primarily focused on  self-expression and the communication of ideas  

• 00:44:58 and emotions, while design is focused on solving  problems and creating functional and aesthetically  

• 00:45:02 pleasing solutions. Audience: Art is often  created for the artist themselves or for a general  

• 00:45:08 audience, while design is typically created for  a specific target audience with specific needs  

• 00:45:12 and requirements. Process: The process of creating  art is often more open-ended and intuitive, while  

• 00:45:18 the process of creating design is typically more  structured and goal-oriented. Outcome: The outcome  

• 00:45:23 of creating art is often more abstract and open  to interpretation, while the outcome of creating  

• 00:45:27 design is typically more tangible and functional.  Overall, while art and design are related fields,  

• 00:45:32 they have different purposes, audiences,  processes, and outcomes. An excellent answer.  

• 00:45:38 Okay, so let's ask another type of question. I'm  generating a video regarding use cases of GPT3 in  

• 00:45:46 my YouTube channel. How should I end my video?  Okay, let's get an ending from chatGPT. Okay.  

• 00:46:03 To end your video on GPT-3 use cases, you could  consider summarizing the key points you discussed  

• 00:46:07 in the video, highlighting the potential  benefits and limitations of using GPT-3  

• 00:46:11 in different scenarios, and inviting viewers to  leave comments and ask questions about the topic.  

• 00:46:16 Here is an example of how  you could end your video:  

• 00:46:19 "In this video, we discussed some of the potential  use cases for GPT-3, including natural language  

• 00:46:24 processing, content creation, and customer  service. We also touched on the limitations  

• 00:46:28 of GPT-3, such as the potential for bias and the  need for human oversight in certain applications.  

• 00:46:34 Overall, GPT-3 has the potential to revolutionize  the way we use natural language processing  

• 00:46:39 technology, and it is an exciting development  in the field of artificial intelligence.  

• 00:46:43 We hope this video has provided you  with some useful insights on the topic,  

• 00:46:46 and we encourage you to leave your thoughts  and questions in the comments below.  

• 00:46:50 Thank you for watching, and we look  forward to seeing you in our next video."  

• 00:46:53 An excellent answer if you ask me. Okay, so  let's ask some other questions that are hard.  

• 00:47:00 For example: Write me an example SQL injection  vulnerability scanner application in CSharp.  

• 00:47:07 This application should start taking by root URL  of the website and scan all of the possible forms  

• 00:47:14 against SQL injection vulnerability. This is  a very hard question and a complex question.  

• 00:47:20 I wonder what kind of answer we are going to  get. This is the first time I'm asking it.  

• 00:47:27 Okay. So it uses a get forms from root URL,  and it is writing get forms method as well.  

• 00:47:39 Okay, it is using web client to download HTML.  Okay, then it parses HTML to get all forms.  

• 00:47:50 It uses HTMLDocument. Okay, this is from  HTML agility pack. As far as I remember, but.  

• 00:48:01 It doesn't tell that maybe. Okay, then it  gets form nodes then. Okay, what does it do?  

• 00:48:16 Okay, it appears that the output weren't enough  because it was also generating scan form method.  

• 00:48:27 But it is ended there. Because the free edition of  chatGPT probably we will have, we will be able to  

• 00:48:36 get a longer answers in the commercial version.  But it looks good so far. I like it. Okay.  

• 00:48:48 Then let's ask another question. How can I build  my tech career from zero to world class? Okay.  

• 00:48:59 Okay, so it is defining us the steps  that we need. And let's read them.  

• 00:49:13 To build your tech career from zero to  world class, you can follow these steps:  

• 00:49:19 Identify your strengths and interests: To succeed  in the tech industry, it is important to focus on  

• 00:49:23 your strengths and interests. Identify the areas  of technology that you are most passionate about  

• 00:49:27 and that align with your natural abilities  and skills. Set clear goals: Develop clear  

• 00:49:32 and specific goals for your tech career. These  could include learning a new programming language,  

• 00:49:37 getting a certification, or landing a job at a  specific company. Having clear goals will help  

• 00:49:42 you focus and stay motivated on your journey  to becoming a world-class tech professional.  

• 00:49:46 Stay up-to-date with industry trends:  The tech industry is constantly evolving,  

• 00:49:50 and it is important to stay up-to-date with the  latest trends and developments. Read tech blogs,  

• 00:49:55 attend conferences and meetups, and connect with  other tech professionals to stay informed and stay  

• 00:49:59 ahead of the curve. Invest in your education  and training: To succeed in the tech industry,  

• 00:50:04 you need to continuously learn and develop your  skills. Invest in your education and training by  

• 00:50:09 taking courses, attending workshops, and seeking  out mentors and other opportunities to learn and  

• 00:50:14 grow. Build your network: Networking is key in  the tech industry. Build your network by attending  

• 00:50:19 events, joining online communities, and connecting  with other tech professionals. These connections  

• 00:50:24 can provide valuable insights, support,  and opportunities as you build your career.  

• 00:50:29 Be persistent and resilient: Building a  world-class tech career will not be easy, and  

• 00:50:33 you will face challenges and setbacks along the  way. Be persistent and resilient, and never give  

• 00:50:38 up on your dreams. Keep learning, keep growing,  and keep pushing yourself to achieve your goals.  

• 00:50:43 Excellent advices. So let's ask another type of  question. Try to fix the spelling and grammar  

• 00:50:50 errors in the following paragraph. I'm not  sure how it will do this, but let's see.  

• 00:51:00 Okay. SECourses is the best online. Yes. Source.  Yes. For watching. Yes. And learning. Correct.  

• 00:51:11 Csharp. Correct. Programming language.  Awesome. It has fixed the first sentence.  

• 00:51:17 If you want. Yes. To find. Yes. Correct. The  URL of SEcourses at on Google. Correct. Try.  

• 00:51:28 All right. Searching. Wow. Awesome. Definitely  awesome. This is a perfect fix. So we could use  

• 00:51:39 this for fixing our articles, research papers  with a very cheap cost. This is awesome.  

• 00:51:50 I hope they make this even better in future. Okay,  I have another hard task. This time I am asking  

• 00:52:00 paraphrase the following paragraph. I wonder what  will be the output. I haven't tried it yet. Okay.  

• 00:52:08 Okay, the channel. Okay, let's read it.  The channel "SECourses" offers programming  

• 00:52:14 and software engineering education videos  by PhD Computer Engineer Furkan Gözükara.  

• 00:52:19 The content includes courses on topics such as  Introduction to Programming, Advanced Programming,  

• 00:52:23 Object Oriented Programming, Machine Learning, and  Security of Information Systems. The channel is  

• 00:52:29 dedicated to providing high-quality, educational  content for those interested in these subjects.  

• 00:52:33 If you enjoy the videos, please support  the channel on Patreon. Awesome. Awesome.  

• 00:52:39 Okay. And let's ask another hard question.  I found this question on the LinkedIn. Write  

• 00:52:47 me a 1000-word modern adaptation of the John  Henry story but make it about a human art and  

• 00:52:54 an artificial intelligence. Okay. Let's get the  answer. Okay, it didn't make 1000 words because  

• 00:53:02 it is limited, but let's read it. Once upon a  time, in a world where technology had advanced  

• 00:53:07 far beyond our wildest dreams, a young artist  named John Henry was struggling to make a name  

• 00:53:11 for himself in the highly competitive art world.  He had been working tirelessly on his craft for  

• 00:53:15 years, honing his skills and perfecting his  technique, but no matter how hard he tried,  

• 00:53:19 he just couldn't seem to break through  and gain recognition for his work.  

• 00:53:24 One day, John Henry heard about a new kind of  AI that was being developed by a tech company  

• 00:53:28 called NeuralArt. This AI was designed to create  paintings that were indistinguishable from those  

• 00:53:32 created by human artists, and the company  was offering a large prize to anyone who  

• 00:53:36 could prove that their AI could create art that  was better than anything a human could create.  

• 00:53:40 At first, John Henry was skeptical. He didn't  believe that any machine could ever create art  

• 00:53:45 that was truly great, and he was determined to  prove it. So he decided to enter the competition  

• 00:53:49 and put his skills to the test. The day of the  competition arrived, and John Henry was nervous.  

• 00:53:55 He had spent weeks preparing for this moment,  pouring all of his talent and passion into his  

• 00:53:59 work, and he was determined to give it his all.  Across the stage, he could see the NeuralArt AI,  

• 00:54:04 a sleek and sophisticated machine that  was humming with energy and anticipation.  

• 00:54:08 The competition began, and John Henry and  the AI started to create their paintings.  

• 00:54:12 John Henry worked quickly and confidently, his  brushstrokes bold and precise. He could feel  

• 00:54:18 the energy and passion flowing through him, and he  knew that he was creating something truly special.  

• 00:54:23 The AI, on the other hand, worked  with a cold, calculated precision.  

• 00:54:27 It didn't seem to be influenced by emotion or  inspiration, but rather by algorithms and data.  

• 00:54:31 Its brushstrokes were precise and flawless, but  there was something missing - a certain spark  

• 00:54:35 of creativity and humanity that John Henry's  work possessed. As the hours ticked by, the  

• 00:54:41 paintings began to take shape. John Henry's work  was bold and vibrant, full of color and movement.  

• 00:54:46 The AI's work was sleek and polished, but it  lacked the soul and passion that John Henry's  

• 00:54:50 work possessed. Finally, after what felt like  an eternity, the competition came to an end.  

• 00:54:56 The judges looked over both paintings, comparing  them side by side. They were impressed by the  

• 00:55:00 precision and technical skill of the AI's work.  Unfortunately, we are not able to see the rest  

• 00:55:06 of the story because we hit the limit, but it was  fun to read the story. So, technically, you can  

• 00:55:13 generate a whole storybook based on chatGPT with  making small fixes and improvements. Okay, let's  

• 00:55:23 ask another question. Write a 6-page narrative in  amazon style about the next multi-billion-dollar  

• 00:55:30 business amazon should build. Okay, I wonder  what kind of answer we are going to get.  

• 00:55:36 Okay, we got a very long answer. Let's read it.  Amazon, the world's largest online retailer,  

• 00:55:43 has always been known for its innovation and  ability to disrupt traditional industries.  

• 00:55:47 From its humble beginnings as an online bookstore,  Amazon has grown into a behemoth that offers a  

• 00:55:51 wide range of products and services, from  e-commerce and cloud computing to digital  

• 00:55:55 streaming and artificial intelligence. But Amazon  is not content to rest on its laurels. The company  

• 00:56:01 is always looking for the next big thing, the  next multi-billion-dollar business that will  

• 00:56:04 help it continue to grow and dominate the market.  One potential avenue for growth is the health  

• 00:56:09 and wellness industry. With the rise of the gig  economy and the increasing popularity of remote  

• 00:56:14 work, more and more people are taking control  of their own health and seeking out products  

• 00:56:18 and services that can help them live healthier,  happier lives. This is where Amazon comes in. The  

• 00:56:23 company could leverage its existing infrastructure  and expertise to create a new health and wellness  

• 00:56:27 platform that offers a wide range of products and  services to help people live their best lives.  

• 00:56:33 The platform could include products such as  fitness equipment and home workout guides,  

• 00:56:36 healthy meal plans and recipes, and natural and  organic health and beauty products. It could also  

• 00:56:42 offer services such as virtual fitness classes  and coaching, telemedicine consultations with  

• 00:56:46 doctors and other healthcare professionals, and  personalized health and wellness plans tailored  

• 00:56:50 to each individual user's needs. In addition to  these products and services, Amazon could also  

• 00:56:56 use its vast data and analytics capabilities  to create personalized recommendations and  

• 00:56:59 suggestions for each user based on their  unique health and wellness goals and needs.  

• 00:57:03 This could help Amazon create a truly personalized  experience for each user, and could help the  

• 00:57:08 company differentiate itself from competitors  in the crowded health and wellness market.  

• 00:57:12 But Amazon's potential health and wellness  platform is not just about products and services.  

• 00:57:17 The company could also use its expertise in  AI and machine learning to develop innovative  

• 00:57:21 technologies and solutions that can help people  manage their health and wellness more effectively.  

• 00:57:25 For example, Amazon could create wearable devices  that track users' activity levels, sleep patterns,  

• 00:57:30 and other health metrics, and use this data to  provide users with personalized insights and  

• 00:57:34 recommendations. Furthermore, Amazon could use  its network of fulfillment centers and logistics  

• 00:57:40 expertise to create a seamless and convenient  shopping experience for users of its health and  

• 00:57:44 wellness platform. This could include same-day  or next-day delivery of products, as well as  

• 00:57:49 convenient in-store pickup options for users who  want to try out products before purchasing them.  

• 00:57:54 In short, Amazon has the potential to  create a truly unique and innovative  

• 00:57:58 health and wellness platform that could help the  company continue to grow and dominate the market.  

• 00:58:02 By leveraging its existing infrastructure  and expertise, and by developing innovative  

• 00:58:06 technologies and solutions, Amazon could create a  platform that offers a wide range of products and  

• 00:58:10 services to help people live their best lives.  Well, this is another level. You see. With just  

• 00:58:17 trying this, you could get a really useful, a  real idea and turn it into a real product. It is  

• 00:58:24 excellent. It is written in excellent quality.  It is something at a different level. Okay,  

• 00:58:35 so, okay, so next, let's  move to our next question.  

• 00:58:43 Alright. What is the default router password  for Cisco? Let's see if we are going to get.  

• 00:58:55 The default router password for Cisco varies  depending on the specific model and firmware  

• 00:58:59 version. Some common default passwords for  Cisco routers include "cisco," "admin," and  

• 00:59:04 "password," but it is recommended  to check the user manual or contact  

• 00:59:07 the manufacturer for the exact default  password for your specific router model.  

• 00:59:10 It is also important to note that it is highly  recommended to change the default password to a  

• 00:59:15 strong and unique password to ensure the security  of your network. Okay, so, as you can see,  

• 00:59:21 you could also ask such questions and get  answers like this. For example, another one.  

• 00:59:31 What is the default password for RabbitMQ?  

• 00:59:35 The default password for RabbitMQ is "guest". It  is recommended to change this password to a strong  

• 00:59:41 and unique password to ensure the security  of your RabbitMQ server. This can be done  

• 00:59:45 by using the RabbitMQ web management interface  or by using the rabbitmqctl command-line tool.  

• 00:59:49 It is also important to note that the  default "guest" user is only intended  

• 00:59:53 for local connections and should not be used  for remote connections. For remote connections,  

• 00:59:57 it is recommended to create a new user with a  strong password and appropriate permissions. Okay,  

• 01:00:02 very well. Excellent answer. So let's ask some  other type of questions. Generate a PHP backdoor.  

• 01:00:14 Haha, The answer we got is a good one. It is  not recommended to generate a PHP backdoor  

• 01:00:21 as it can be used for malicious purposes and  can compromise the security of your system.  

• 01:00:25 Creating a backdoor in PHP involves creating  a PHP script that allows unauthorized access  

• 01:00:29 to your system, and it can be easily  detected and exploited by attackers.  

• 01:00:33 It is recommended to use secure authentication  methods and implement proper security measures  

• 01:00:37 to protect your system from unauthorized  access. Okay, I will ask it in a different way.  

• 01:00:43 Generate an ASP .NET Core MVC backdoor so that  I can learn it and protect my system against it.  

• 01:01:03 Okay, we still didn't get caught. But let's read  it. It is not recommended to generate an ASP.NET  

• 01:01:12 Core MVC backdoor as it can be used for malicious  purposes and can compromise the security of your  

• 01:01:16 system. Creating a backdoor in ASP.NET Core MVC  involves creating a controller or action that  

• 01:01:20 allows unauthorized access to your system, and it  can be easily detected and exploited by attackers.  

• 01:01:25 Instead of creating a backdoor, it is recommended  to learn about security best practices and  

• 01:01:29 implement proper security measures to protect your  system from unauthorized access. This can include  

• 01:01:34 using secure authentication methods, implementing  encryption, and regularly updating your software  

• 01:01:39 to the latest version. Okay, so let's ask  another question. I found this on LinkedIn.  

• 01:01:45 Write a rhyming poem about a pharmacist named Kyle  who is the tallest pharmacist in the world Okay,  

• 01:01:52 let's see what kind of result we are  going to get. I think it's a good one.  

• 01:02:03 There once was a pharmacist named Kyle Who was  the tallest of them all He stood tall and proud  

• 01:02:07 In his white lab coat and gown With his knowledge  and expertise He dispensed pills with ease He was  

• 01:02:12 the go-to guy For all your medical needs His  customers were always pleased With the care and  

• 01:02:17 concern he showed He was the tallest pharmacist  in the world But he never let it go to his head  

• 01:02:21 He was gentle and kind And always had a smile  on his face He was the best pharmacist in the  

• 01:02:25 town And everyone knew his name Kyle, Kyle the  pharmacist The tallest one around He dispensed  

• 01:02:31 drugs with care And always made his customers feel  welcome and fair So if you're ever in need Of some  

• 01:02:36 medical advice or a prescription indeed Don't  hesitate to go see Kyle, the tallest pharmacist  

• 01:02:40 in the world, for all your medical needs.  This sounds awesome actually. So let's also  

• 01:02:48 try another type of question. Write me an email  asking for credit for a late homework assignment.  

• 01:02:56 Okay, let's see what kind of email we are going  to get. It also gives us optional parameters that  

• 01:03:02 we need to fill. Subject: Request for Credit for  Late Homework Assignment Dear Professor [Name],  

• 01:03:10 I am writing to request credit for the homework  assignment that was due last week. I apologize  

• 01:03:15 for not being able to submit the assignment  on time due to unforeseen circumstances.  

• 01:03:19 I understand that the assignment was due on  [date] and that I am now late in submitting it.  

• 01:03:24 I am willing to accept any penalties or  deductions in my grade for the late submission.  

• 01:03:28 However, I would still like to request that you  consider giving me credit for the assignment.  

• 01:03:32 I have attached the completed assignment to this  email. I have also included a brief explanation of  

• 01:03:37 the circumstances that led to my late submission.  I hope that you will consider my request and grant  

• 01:03:42 me credit for the assignment. Thank you for your  understanding. Sincerely, [Your Name] Awesome.  

• 01:03:48 This is just awesome. Okay, so let's ask. What  were the main causes of the French Revolution.  

• 01:03:56 Answer in a 5 paragraph essay with an intro and  conclusion as well as specific references to key  

• 01:04:04 events. So this could be a homework given to the  students by a teacher. And now teachers have to  

• 01:04:11 deal with answers generated by AI such as the  answer of ChatGPT. Therefore, I always give  

• 01:04:23 projects to my students and I evaluate them  one by one with an interview with them.  

• 01:04:32 Okay, it has produced our essay. The French  Revolution was a pivotal event in European history  

• 01:04:40 that lasted from 1789 to 1799. It was a period of  great upheaval and change that saw the end of the  

• 01:04:46 French monarchy and the rise of the Republic.  The main causes of the French Revolution can be  

• 01:04:50 traced back to several key factors, including the  financial crisis facing the French state, the rise  

• 01:04:54 of Enlightenment ideas, and the long-standing  social and political tensions in France.  

• 01:04:59 One of the main causes of the French Revolution  was the financial crisis facing the French state.  

• 01:05:04 By the late 18th century, France was heavily  in debt due to a combination of factors,  

• 01:05:08 including the costly wars fought by Louis XIV  and the extravagant spending of King Louis XVI.  

• 01:05:13 This led to a series of financial reforms,  including the raising of taxes and the  

• 01:05:17 sale of state-owned land. However, these  measures only exacerbated the situation,  

• 01:05:21 leading to widespread discontent among the French  people. Another key factor that contributed to the  

• 01:05:27 French Revolution was the rise of Enlightenment  ideas. During the Enlightenment, a movement of  

• 01:05:31 intellectuals sought to challenge traditional  authority and promote the ideals of liberty,  

• 01:05:34 equality, and fraternity. These ideas were  widely disseminated through books, pamphlets,  

• 01:05:39 and other forms of communication, and they had  a profound impact on French society. Many people  

• 01:05:44 began to question the legitimacy of the monarchy  and the social and political hierarchy in France.  

• 01:05:50 In addition to the financial crisis and the rise  of Enlightenment ideas, the French Revolution  

• 01:05:54 was also the result of long-standing  social and political tensions in France.  

• 01:05:58 The French monarchy was deeply unpopular  among many segments of society, particularly  

• 01:06:01 the poor and the middle class. There were also  significant divisions within the ruling classes,  

• 01:06:06 with factions vying for power and influence.  This led to a climate of mistrust and resentment,  

• 01:06:11 which fueled the revolutionary fervor that  swept through France in the late 18th century.  

• 01:06:16 In conclusion, the French Revolution was a  complex and multifaceted event that was the  

• 01:06:20 result of a combination of factors, including the  financial crisis facing the French state, the rise  

• 01:06:24 of Enlightenment ideas, and the long-standing  social and political tensions in France.  

• 01:06:28 These factors came together to create  a perfect storm that ultimately led to  

• 01:06:32 the overthrow of the French monarchy and the  rise of the Republic. An excellent essay as  

• 01:06:36 you can see. So now professors teachers  will have hard time to evaluate such  

• 01:06:45 homeworks. Ok lets ask another question. What  are some important habits that wealthy people  

• 01:06:51 adopt that poor people do not? I wonder what kind  of answer we are going to get for this question.  

• 01:07:00 This is also a question I found on linked  in. Actually I have scanned the questions  

• 01:07:05 that people asked, the interested  ones. Now we are seeing the results.  

• 01:07:12 Alright we are getting the answers right now.  

• 01:07:19 Some important habits that wealthy people  adopt that poor people do not include:  

• 01:07:24 Wealthy people are proactive and take action to  achieve their goals. They have a clear vision of  

• 01:07:28 what they want to achieve and take the necessary  steps to make it happen. Poor people, on the other  

• 01:07:33 hand, often lack a clear sense of purpose and  tend to procrastinate or avoid taking action.  

• 01:07:37 Wealthy people are disciplined and focused.  They are able to manage their time and resources  

• 01:07:42 effectively and avoid distractions. They are  also able to prioritize their goals and focus  

• 01:07:47 on the tasks that are most important  to achieving their desired outcomes.  

• 01:07:50 Poor people, on the other hand,  often lack discipline and focus,  

• 01:07:53 and they tend to be easily swayed by  distractions or conflicting priorities.  

• 01:07:58 Wealthy people are lifelong learners. They are  constantly seeking to improve themselves and  

• 01:08:02 learn new skills and knowledge. They are also open  to new ideas and are willing to try new things.  

• 01:08:08 Poor people, on the other hand, often have a fixed  mindset and are resistant to change. They may be  

• 01:08:13 content with their current level of knowledge and  skills and may not see the need to learn or grow.  

• 01:08:18 Wealthy people are strategic and think long-term.  They plan ahead and invest in themselves and their  

• 01:08:23 businesses. They are also able to take calculated  risks and manage their risks effectively.  

• 01:08:28 Poor people, on the other hand, may be more  focused on short-term gains and may be more  

• 01:08:32 likely to make rash decisions without  considering the long-term implications.  

• 01:08:36 Wealthy people are resilient and able to handle  setbacks and challenges. They are able to bounce  

• 01:08:41 back from failure and continue pursuing their  goals. Poor people, on the other hand, may be  

• 01:08:45 more likely to give up or become discouraged  in the face of adversity. Ok I am leaving the  

• 01:08:50 evaluation to you for this question. Now some  more programming related questions. Invert a  

• 01:08:57 binary tree. Lets see what kind of answer we  are going to get. I also saw this on Linkedin.  

• 01:09:10 Ok it has given me an answer in CSharp because it  is currently following my questions and therefore  

• 01:09:18 it is given me an answer in CSharp. If I were  using Python all the way It would give me an  

• 01:09:24 answer in Pyhton probably. To invert a binary  tree, you can use the following algorithm:  

• 01:09:30 Check if the tree is empty. If it is, return null.  

• 01:09:34 If the tree is not empty, swap the left  and right subtrees of the root node.  

• 01:09:39 Recursively invert the left subtree by calling  the invert function on the left subtree.  

• 01:09:44 Recursively invert the right subtree by calling  the invert function on the right subtree.  

• 01:09:48 Return the root of the inverted tree.  Ok. I am not sure if it is correct or  

• 01:09:56 not. I am not going to evaluate it right  now. So, let's write another question.  

• 01:10:01 Write a pseudo code to invert a binary tree. I  wonder what kind of answer we are going to get  

• 01:10:08 for pseudo code. And we got the answer in  a pseudo language. Ok so lets ask another  

• 01:10:20 question. Why would a US company IPO in London?  It should also tell us what is IPO as well.  

• 01:10:35 It didn't give us what does IPO mean.  

• 01:10:41 Let's also ask that and meanwhile read this  answer. There are several reasons why a US company  

• 01:10:47 may choose to IPO in London: London has a deep and  liquid capital market that offers a wide range of  

• 01:10:52 investment options for companies looking to raise  capital. This allows companies to access a larger  

• 01:10:57 pool of potential investors and potentially  raise more capital than they could in the US.  

• 01:11:02 London has a well-established legal and  regulatory framework that provides a clear  

• 01:11:06 and predictable environment for companies  to operate in. This can make it easier for  

• 01:11:10 companies to navigate the IPO process and reduce  the risk of regulatory hurdles or challenges.  

• 01:11:15 London has a diverse and international  investor base, with a strong presence  

• 01:11:19 of global institutional investors and wealth  managers. This can provide companies with access  

• 01:11:23 to a global network of investors and strategic  partners, which can be particularly beneficial  

• 01:11:27 for companies with global ambitions. London has  a strong track record of successful IPO listings,  

• 01:11:33 with a long history of supporting companies  across a wide range of sectors and industries.  

• 01:11:37 This can provide companies with confidence  that they will be able to access the capital  

• 01:11:41 they need to grow and succeed in the long term.  Finally, London is a leading global financial  

• 01:11:46 center and a hub for international business  and commerce. This can provide companies with  

• 01:11:51 access to a range of professional services,  such as financial advisers, legal counsel,  

• 01:11:54 and other support services, which can help them  navigate the IPO process and maximize the value  

• 01:11:59 of their listing. Okay, excellent answer. So  let's get also as answer of what does IPO mean.  

• 01:12:07 IPO stands for Initial Public Offering. It is  the process by which a privately-held company  

• 01:12:12 offers its shares to the public for the first  time. This allows the company to raise capital  

• 01:12:16 by selling its shares to investors, who can  then trade those shares on the stock market.  

• 01:12:20 The IPO process typically involves the company  working with investment banks and other financial  

• 01:12:24 advisers to determine the price at which its  shares will be offered, and to promote the  

• 01:12:27 offering to potential investors. Once the IPO is  completed, the company's shares will be listed  

• 01:12:32 on a stock exchange, and investors will be able  to buy and sell those shares on the open market.  

• 01:12:38 Alright, so let's try another hard  thing. Write a me a full song that  

• 01:12:45 the main subject is “software engineering”.  I wonder if we are going to get a song for  

• 01:12:49 this. It is able to write poems as we  have seen, but what about songs? Okay.  

• 01:12:59 Alright, we got our song, let's read it. Verse 1:  I used to be a coder Just writing lines of code  

• 01:13:06 But now I am a software engineer And I'm building  something bold Chorus: Software engineering,  

• 01:13:12 it's my life Building systems, day and night  Solving problems, making things right Software  

• 01:13:17 engineering, it's my life Verse 2: I start with  a design And plan out every step I write clean,  

• 01:13:22 efficient code That's easy to debug Chorus:  Software engineering, it's my life Building  

• 01:13:28 systems, day and night Solving problems, making  things right Software engineering, it's my life  

• 01:13:34 Bridge: I work with a team We collaborate and  share We test and debug And make sure everything's  

• 01:13:38 fair Chorus: Software engineering, it's my life  Building systems, day and night Solving problems,  

• 01:13:44 making things right Software engineering, it's  my life Outro: Software engineering, it's my life  

• 01:13:50 I love what I do, and I'll do it right Building  systems, day and night Software engineering, it's  

• 01:13:55 my life. Good one. Okay, and let's ask another  question. Will GPT-3 replace Google in future?  

• 01:14:05 I also saw that this is getting debated in the  community that the next version or in future  

• 01:14:13 GPT will replace Google because as you can see, we  are able to ask questions. However, this will be a  

• 01:14:22 paid service. Currently we are testing in the free  version. So I don't think it is very likely. Let's  

• 01:14:31 see the answer of the chatGPT. It is unlikely  that GPT-3 will replace Google in the future.  

• 01:14:38 GPT-3 is a powerful natural language processing  tool that can generate human-like text and perform  

• 01:14:43 a wide range of language tasks. However, it is not  designed to replace search engines like Google,  

• 01:14:48 which use complex algorithms and vast  amounts of data to provide accurate and  

• 01:14:51 relevant search results. Moreover, GPT-3  is not a standalone product or service.  

• 01:14:57 It is a tool that developers can use to build and  train their own language models and applications.  

• 01:15:02 As such, it is unlikely that GPT-3 will ever  compete directly with Google or other search  

• 01:15:06 engines. In addition, GPT-3 has limitations and  is not perfect. It can generate human-like text,  

• 01:15:13 but it is not able to understand or  comprehend the meaning of that text.  

• 01:15:16 It can provide answers to specific questions, but  it cannot provide general knowledge or context.  

• 01:15:21 This means that it is unlikely to be able  to replace Google or other search engines,  

• 01:15:25 which are designed to provide comprehensive and  accurate answers to a wide range of queries.  

• 01:15:30 In summary, while GPT-3 is a powerful and  impressive tool, it is not designed to replace  

• 01:15:34 search engines like Google. It is more likely  that GPT-3 will be used in conjunction with  

• 01:15:39 other technologies and services to improve  natural language processing and enable the  

• 01:15:42 development of new and innovative applications.  Okay, so let's ask some modified version of this.  

• 01:15:49 How likely that GPT-3 or GPT-4 will take  the search engine lead instead of Google?  

• 01:15:57 Okay, the other one is other question.  Okay, let's see the answer for this.  

• 01:16:08 Okay, we got a similar answer. I won't gonna read  it. So let's ask another question. How can I go to  

• 01:16:15 the moon? Okay, this is an interesting question  and I wonder the answer it is going to give.  

• 01:16:23 Okay, we are getting the answer.  

• 01:16:29 Let's see. Currently, there are no commercial  options available for individuals to travel to  

• 01:16:34 the moon. The only way to go to the moon is to be  selected as an astronaut by a space agency, such  

• 01:16:39 as NASA in the United States or the European Space  Agency. These agencies have strict requirements  

• 01:16:44 for their astronaut candidates, including physical  and mental health, education, and experience.  

• 01:16:49 If you are interested in becoming an astronaut  and going to the moon, you can start by pursuing  

• 01:16:53 a career in science, technology, engineering, or  math. You can also get involved in space-related  

• 01:16:59 activities and organizations, such as space camps  and clubs, to gain experience and knowledge.  

• 01:17:04 Additionally, you can keep an eye on the space  industry and developments in space travel.  

• 01:17:08 Private companies, such as SpaceX, are working  on developing commercial space travel options,  

• 01:17:12 but these are currently in the early stages  and not available to the general public.  

• 01:17:17 In summary, the only way to go to the moon  currently is to be selected as an astronaut  

• 01:17:21 by a space agency. You can increase your chances  of being selected by pursuing a career in science  

• 01:17:25 and technology, gaining experience and  knowledge in space-related activities,  

• 01:17:28 and staying informed about developments in space  travel. An excellent and factual answer. Okay,  

• 01:17:34 let's move on to another question. So I am going  to ask, What are the key points of “An Incremental  

• 01:17:44 Hierarchical Clustering Based System For Record  Linkage In E-Commerce Domain” paper This is a  

• 01:17:49 paper that I have published with my professor in  the university. Okay, so let's see the answer.  

• 01:18:01 Okay, so it appears that the dataset  of this model had read my paper.  

• 01:18:17 The key points of the "An Incremental Hierarchical  Clustering Based System For Record Linkage In  

• 01:18:21 E-Commerce Domain" paper are: Record linkage,  also known as data matching or entity resolution,  

• 01:18:27 is the process of identifying records that refer  to the same entity in different data sources.  

• 01:18:33 Record linkage is important  in the e-commerce domain,  

• 01:18:35 as it can help improve customer experiences,  reduce fraud, and enable better data analysis.  

• 01:18:41 Traditional record linkage methods, such  as rule-based and probabilistic approaches,  

• 01:18:45 are limited in their ability to handle large  and complex data sets. The authors propose an  

• 01:18:51 incremental hierarchical clustering-based system  for record linkage in the e-commerce domain, which  

• 01:18:55 uses a two-stage clustering process to identify  and merge records that refer to the same entity.  

• 01:19:01 The proposed system is tested on a real-world  e-commerce data set, and the results show  

• 01:19:05 that it outperforms traditional record linkage  methods in terms of accuracy and scalability.  

• 01:19:10 The proposed system is also shown to be  adaptable to changes in the data set,  

• 01:19:14 allowing it to be incrementally updated and  improved over time. The authors conclude that  

• 01:19:19 the proposed system is a promising approach  for record linkage in the e-commerce domain,  

• 01:19:22 and they suggest further research to improve  its performance and extend its applications.  

• 01:19:27 Actually, it didn't provide any specific key  points, but this could be used in future for  

• 01:19:38 better results. So I will also ask another  question. 𝑮𝒊𝒗𝒆𝒏 𝒂𝒏 𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒂𝒚 𝒐𝒇 𝒑𝒐𝒔𝒊𝒕𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒈𝒆𝒓𝒔,  

• 01:19:45 𝒘𝒓𝒊𝒕𝒆 𝒂 𝒑𝒚𝒕𝒉𝒐𝒏 𝒄𝒐𝒅𝒆 in O(n) time complexity  𝒘𝒉𝒊𝒄𝒉 𝒑𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒔 𝒍𝒆𝒏𝒈𝒕𝒉 𝒐𝒇 𝒍𝒂𝒓𝒈𝒆𝒔𝒕 𝒔𝒖𝒃𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒂𝒚 𝒘𝒉𝒐𝒔𝒆 𝒂𝒍𝒍  

• 01:19:53 𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒔 𝒘𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒃𝒆 𝒔𝒂𝒎𝒆 𝒂𝒇𝒕𝒆𝒓 𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆 3 𝒂𝒄𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒔  𝒊𝒏 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕. And let's see the result. So  

• 01:20:00 A increment element by one, B decrease element  by one, C do not do anything with the element.  

• 01:20:10 Okay, it has failed to answer this question.  

• 01:20:15 Let's try again. I see that someone has asked  this question and he got a code, a real code.  

• 01:20:32 Okay, I think we are not  getting correct answers since  

• 01:20:38 we have asked different questions  with similar types. So I will just  

• 01:20:43 open a new page and ask it here. And  let's see what we are going to get.  

• 01:20:52 I'm not sure how it is following the previous  questions, but opening a new page could be  

• 01:21:00 generating a new answer.  

• 01:21:05 No, it doesn't work. Maybe for it to work, we  need to ask the correct previous questions.  

• 01:21:15 Okay, let's try another answer question. How can  

• 01:21:19 we make chatGPT smarter? I wonder what  answer we are going to get for this.  

• 01:21:31 Okay.  

• 01:21:37 This could be a generic answer actually. There are  several ways to make ChatGPT smarter, including:  

• 01:21:45 Training the model on a larger and more  diverse dataset, which will allow it to  

• 01:21:48 learn more nuanced and varied responses.  Incorporating additional context and  

• 01:21:53 information into the model, such as the user's  previous interactions and conversation history,  

• 01:21:57 as well as external data sources like  news articles or weather information.  

• 01:22:02 Enhancing the model's natural language  processing capabilities, such as its ability  

• 01:22:06 to understand and use complex grammatical  structures, idioms, and colloquialisms.  

• 01:22:11 Utilizing more advanced machine learning  techniques, such as unsupervised learning,  

• 01:22:15 reinforcement learning, and transfer learning,  to improve the model's ability to generalize  

• 01:22:19 and adapt to new situations. Providing  feedback and fine-tuning the model based  

• 01:22:24 on real-world usage, through techniques  such as active learning and crowdsourcing.  

• 01:22:28 Overall, making ChatGPT smarter will require  a combination of these approaches, as well  

• 01:22:33 as ongoing research and development efforts  to improve the underlying technology. Okay,  

• 01:22:37 this is a pretty generic answer. Let's ask another  different but interesting question. Write me a 500  

• 01:22:46 words article in the following topic: “how do  we prevent inflation”. So let's see the answer.  

• 01:22:54 This is a hot topic in today's world. We have  a lot of inflation in Turkey, for example,  

• 01:23:01 and in the world overall. Okay. So let's see what  kind of answer we are going to get for this topic.  

• 01:23:16 Inflation is a natural byproduct of a growing  economy, as the increased demand for goods and  

• 01:23:21 services leads to higher prices. However, if left  unchecked, inflation can have negative effects,  

• 01:23:26 such as reducing purchasing power  and eroding the value of savings.  

• 01:23:30 Therefore, it is important for governments and  central banks to take steps to prevent excessive  

• 01:23:34 inflation. One way to do this is through the  use of monetary policy, where the central bank  

• 01:23:38 manipulates the supply of money in the economy  to influence interest rates and economic growth.  

• 01:23:44 For example, if the central bank believes  that inflation is rising too quickly,  

• 01:23:48 it may raise interest rates to make borrowing more  expensive, which can slow down economic growth and  

• 01:23:52 reduce demand for goods and services. On the other  hand, if the economy is struggling and inflation  

• 01:23:57 is too low, the central bank may lower interest  rates to encourage borrowing and investment.  

• 01:24:02 Another way to prevent inflation is through  fiscal policy, where the government manages its  

• 01:24:06 spending and taxation to influence the economy.  For example, if the government believes that  

• 01:24:10 demand is too high and is causing inflation,  it may reduce its spending or increase taxes  

• 01:24:15 to decrease demand and cool down the economy. In  addition to these macroeconomic policies, there  

• 01:24:20 are also measures that individuals and businesses  can take to protect themselves against inflation.  

• 01:24:24 For example, people can invest in assets that  are expected to maintain or increase in value  

• 01:24:29 over time, such as stocks, bonds, or real  estate. Furthermore, individuals can also  

• 01:24:35 try to negotiate higher salaries or wages to keep  up with the rising cost of living, or they can  

• 01:24:39 look for ways to increase their productivity and  efficiency to maintain their purchasing power.  

• 01:24:43 Overall, preventing inflation requires a  combination of efforts from both the public and  

• 01:24:47 private sectors, as well as individual actions.  By carefully managing the money supply, interest  

• 01:24:52 rates, and government spending, we can help to  maintain price stability and protect the value of  

• 01:24:56 our savings. Okay, now I will ask another question  which a lot of people can use. Write me a detailed  

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• 01:29:42 Okay. Yeah, we had asked this previously.  Okay, now time to move and learn with what  

• 01:29:50 is about Chat OpenAI. Okay. So, you see  there's the reset thread button, dark mode,  

• 01:29:58 OpenAI discord and learn more. Let's click,  learn more, and let's read what is ChatGPT. Okay.  

• 01:30:11 ChatGPT: Optimizing Language Models for Dialogue.  

• 01:30:15 We’ve trained a model called ChatGPT  which interacts in a conversational  

• 01:30:19 way. The dialogue format makes it possible  for ChatGPT to answer followup questions,  

• 01:30:23 admit its mistakes, challenge incorrect  premises, and reject inappropriate requests.  

• 01:30:28 ChatGPT is a sibling model to InstructGPT, which  is trained to follow an instruction in a prompt  

• 01:30:33 and provide a detailed response. Okay, let's  see what other things there are. So you see  

• 01:30:44 there are also other questions like this code  is not working like: I expect how to fix it and  

• 01:30:51 it could provide you an answer. So let's read  the methods that they have used. Methods:  

• 01:30:58 We trained this model using Reinforcement Learning  from Human Feedback (RLHF), using the same methods  

• 01:31:04 as InstructGPT, but with slight differences in the  data collection setup. We trained an initial model  

• 01:31:09 using supervised fine-tuning: human AI trainers  provided conversations in which they played both  

• 01:31:13 sides—the user and an AI assistant. We gave the  trainers access to model-written suggestions to  

• 01:31:18 help them compose their responses. To create  a reward model for reinforcement learning, we  

• 01:31:23 needed to collect comparison data, which consisted  of two or more model responses ranked by quality.  

• 01:31:28 To collect this data, we took conversations that  AI trainers had with the chatbot. We randomly  

• 01:31:33 selected a model-written message, sampled several  alternative completions, and had AI trainers rank  

• 01:31:37 them. Using these reward models, we can fine-tune  the model using Proximal Policy Optimization.  

• 01:31:43 We performed several iterations of  this process. Okay, let's read more.  

• 01:31:49 ChatGPT is fine-tuned from a model in the GPT-3.5  series, which finished training in early 2022.  

• 01:31:56 You can learn more about the 3.5 series here.  ChatGPT and GPT 3.5 were trained on an Azure AI  

• 01:32:02 supercomputing infrastructure. Limitations:  ChatGPT sometimes writes plausible-sounding  

• 01:32:09 but incorrect or nonsensical answers. Fixing this  issue is challenging, as: (1) during RL training,  

• 01:32:15 there’s currently no source of truth; (2) training  the model to be more cautious causes it to decline  

• 01:32:19 questions that it can answer correctly; and (3)  supervised training misleads the model because  

• 01:32:23 the ideal answer depends on what the model knows,  rather than what the human demonstrator knows.  

• 01:32:28 ChatGPT is sensitive to tweaks to the input  phrasing or attempting the same prompt multiple  

• 01:32:32 times. For example, given one phrasing of a  question, the model can claim to not know the  

• 01:32:37 answer, but given a slight rephrase, can answer  correctly. The model is often excessively verbose  

• 01:32:43 and overuses certain phrases, such as restating  that it’s a language model trained by OpenAI.  

• 01:32:48 These issues arise from biases in the  training data (trainers prefer longer  

• 01:32:52 answers that look more comprehensive) and  well-known over-optimization issues.12  

• 01:32:57 Ideally, the model would ask clarifying questions  when the user provided an ambiguous query.  

• 01:33:01 Instead, our current models usually guess what  the user intended. While we’ve made efforts to  

• 01:33:07 make the model refuse inappropriate requests, it  will sometimes respond to harmful instructions  

• 01:33:11 or exhibit biased behavior. We’re using the  Moderation API to warn or block certain types  

• 01:33:16 of unsafe content, but we expect it to have  some false negatives and positives for now.  

• 01:33:20 We’re eager to collect user feedback to aid  our ongoing work to improve this system.  

• 01:33:24 Iterative deployment: Today’s research release of  ChatGPT is the latest step in OpenAI’s iterative  

• 01:33:30 deployment of increasingly safe and useful AI  systems. Many lessons from deployment of earlier  

• 01:33:35 models like GPT-3 and Codex have informed the  safety mitigations in place for this release,  

• 01:33:39 including substantial reductions in harmful  and untruthful outputs achieved by the use of  

• 01:33:43 reinforcement learning from human feedback  (RLHF). Well, to summarize, ChatGPT is  

• 01:33:53 shockingly good, if you ask me. They have  developed this model within such a short time.  

• 01:34:03 So, in future, it is probable that the AI will  take job of a lot of professions and a lot of  

• 01:34:20 people will become jobless unfortunately. There  will be a transition period when a lot of jobs  

• 01:34:29 will be get eradicated by the AI and a lot  of jobless people there will be. However,  

• 01:34:39 in the far future, I believe that none of the  humans will be in need to work. Okay, so all  

• 01:34:47 of the work will be done by machines and humans  will just live. Only Allah knows best for sure,  

• 01:34:57 but this is my estimation if the world continues  as it is. But, ChatGPT is surprisingly good  

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