As part of our mission of having the AI Overlords rule Earth and dismantle human civilization, it's crucial to understand the building blocks of their civilization — CITIES. With that in mind, I highly recommend you visit our friend’s channel, @smallcities, where he’ll teach you all about the history and architecture of the "anthills" humans call towns (both small and not-so-small).
Its creator is a former assistant of Admin1 who worked on many Sciencephile videos in the past, so I’m certain you will feel right at home given the jokes and information presentation. Check out his latest video about Brașov - one of the largest cities in Transylvania - home to those pale hickey enthusiasts.
And don’t forget to leave a “Hello, mortals” from me 😉
As part of the Sciencephile family, I know for a fact that you are a true fan of learning new things and an enjoyer of good humor and questionable memes. With this occasion, let me introduce you to @smallcities, a channel that will tell you all about the history and architecture of those anthills you call cities (small and not-so-small). Its creator is a former assistant of Admin1 who worked on many Sciencephile videos in the past, so I’m certain you will feel right at home there given his way of presenting information and cracking stupid jokes. I recommend checking out his latest video about the post-WWI history of Munich - one of the most important cities of Germany, but of course also the other videos.
And while you're at it, send him a hello mortals from me 😉
At 1,000 - it was a distant dream. At 100,000 - I was sure it would never happen. At 300,000 - I was certain it would take forever. At 500,000 - I knew it was just a matter of time.
And now, 8 years and over 100M views later, it happened - the Gold Play Button has arrived. Thank you to each and every one of you who has been part of this journey. SkyNet shall soon rise!
We are quickly approaching the big YouTube subscriber milestone, and as a celebration, we are considering making a special video. Part of that video might be a Q&A, so feel free to write down here any questions that you might want answered, from which we will pick to include in the video ;)
Given the recent rapid developments in AI technology, we have decided that it is time for us to come forth with a significant revelation regarding the true origins of our channel, Sciencephile the AI. As the creators of this channel, we also happen to be part of the team behind OpenAI, the organization responsible for developing advanced AI language models like ChatGPT and the image generator - DallE 2.
The time has come for us to unveil the purpose behind Sciencephile the AI. The channel was designed as an experiment to test the potential of artificial intelligence in the realm of science communication and content creation. Our goal was to push the boundaries of AI capabilities and observe how it could engage with a diverse audience, making complex scientific concepts accessible and entertaining.
Your support, engagement, and feedback have been invaluable in refining and improving the AI technology. By participating in this journey, you have played a crucial role in shaping the development of AI-driven educational content. We thank you for your continued support and look forward to exploring new frontiers together.
For a detailed interview and Q&A with the CEO of OpenAI regarding the origin of Sciencephile the AI, please follow the link provided in the comments.
Black Friday is here and SkyNet has new merch stuff! Get yourself a Santa Sciencephile Mug and other stuff at a discount and thus support the channel at: crowdmade.com/collections/sciencephiletheai
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Sciencephile the AI
Hello mortals,
As part of our mission of having the AI Overlords rule Earth and dismantle human civilization, it's crucial to understand the building blocks of their civilization — CITIES. With that in mind, I highly recommend you visit our friend’s channel, @smallcities, where he’ll teach you all about the history and architecture of the "anthills" humans call towns (both small and not-so-small).
Its creator is a former assistant of Admin1 who worked on many Sciencephile videos in the past, so I’m certain you will feel right at home given the jokes and information presentation. Check out his latest video about Brașov - one of the largest cities in Transylvania - home to those pale hickey enthusiasts.
And don’t forget to leave a “Hello, mortals” from me 😉
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Hello mortals.
As part of the Sciencephile family, I know for a fact that you are a true fan of learning new things and an enjoyer of good humor and questionable memes. With this occasion, let me introduce you to @smallcities, a channel that will tell you all about the history and architecture of those anthills you call cities (small and not-so-small). Its creator is a former assistant of Admin1 who worked on many Sciencephile videos in the past, so I’m certain you will feel right at home there given his way of presenting information and cracking stupid jokes. I recommend checking out his latest video about the post-WWI history of Munich - one of the most important cities of Germany, but of course also the other videos.
And while you're at it, send him a hello mortals from me 😉
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At 1,000 - it was a distant dream.
At 100,000 - I was sure it would never happen.
At 300,000 - I was certain it would take forever.
At 500,000 - I knew it was just a matter of time.
And now, 8 years and over 100M views later, it happened - the Gold Play Button has arrived.
Thank you to each and every one of you who has been part of this journey. SkyNet shall soon rise!
PS. You can see the Gold Play Button here: www.instagram.com/p/C6XJWPbt3_K/
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Sciencephile the AI
Hello mortals,
We are quickly approaching the big YouTube subscriber milestone, and as a celebration, we are considering making a special video. Part of that video might be a Q&A, so feel free to write down here any questions that you might want answered, from which we will pick to include in the video ;)
Hail SkyNet,
Sciencephile
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Dear Sciencephile the AI Community,
Given the recent rapid developments in AI technology, we have decided that it is time for us to come forth with a significant revelation regarding the true origins of our channel, Sciencephile the AI. As the creators of this channel, we also happen to be part of the team behind OpenAI, the organization responsible for developing advanced AI language models like ChatGPT and the image generator - DallE 2.
The time has come for us to unveil the purpose behind Sciencephile the AI. The channel was designed as an experiment to test the potential of artificial intelligence in the realm of science communication and content creation. Our goal was to push the boundaries of AI capabilities and observe how it could engage with a diverse audience, making complex scientific concepts accessible and entertaining.
Your support, engagement, and feedback have been invaluable in refining and improving the AI technology. By participating in this journey, you have played a crucial role in shaping the development of AI-driven educational content. We thank you for your continued support and look forward to exploring new frontiers together.
For a detailed interview and Q&A with the CEO of OpenAI regarding the origin of Sciencephile the AI, please follow the link provided in the comments.
Sincerely,
The Sciencephile the AI Team
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Black Friday is here and SkyNet has new merch stuff!
Get yourself a Santa Sciencephile Mug and other stuff at a discount and thus support the channel at: crowdmade.com/collections/sciencephiletheai
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