Can GPT 4 Prompt Itself? MemoryGPT, AutoGPT, Jarvis, Claude-Next [10x GPT 4!] and more...

By now, you will have probably heard about AutoGPT, powered by GPT-4, which can prompt itself and autonomously complete tasks.

Give it a mission and through a combination of automated chain of thought prompting and reflection, it will delegate tasks to itself and run until it's done, or at least until it falls into a loop.

I was going to do a video just on AutoGPT, but then Microsoft launched a demo of Jarvis based on HuggingGPT.

I tried it out, and I'm going to show you that later, but then in the last 48 hours, there were a further five developments, including the release of a long-term memory add-on to ChatGPT called MemoryGPT, the detailed plan for a 10 times more powerful model than Gypsy 4 from Anthropic, and the worryingly named Chaos GPT.

Based on Auto GPT and designed to cause maximum damage.

I'm going to try to cover it all but the first upgrade to the original Auto GPT was to give it the ability to write its own code and execute scripts.

As the author of AutoGPT put it, this allows it to recursively debug and develop.

I'm going to show you some amazing use cases in a moment, but this original demo caught the attention of OpenAI's Andrej Karpathy.

He called AutoGPT the next frontier of prompt engineering and later in the thread said this, One GPT call is a bit like one thought.

Stringing them together in loops creates agents that can perceive, think and act.

Their goals defined in English in prompts.

I think of it as a bit like another layer of automation where you don't have to come up with each individual prompt just the overall goal.

Based on my recent video on reflection I already thought that was big enough news but we're actually just getting started.

Text-to-speech was then added to the model and And here you can see and hear how it's going to search the web for top digital nomad destinations and then consolidate the info into a CSV file.