AI vs. Human on Foldable Phones: ChatGPT Shares Thoughts on Folding Phone Tech
2024 ж. 11 Мам.
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Mobile phone expert Patrick Holland goes head-to-head with OpenAI's ChatGPT 3.5 to answer the question, "Who are foldable phones are really for?"
0:00 Intro
0:36 Who are foldable phones for?
1:11 AI Answer
2:59 Lightning Round
4:00 AI Asks
4:32 Final Thoughts
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If you’re talking about 2024 phones, which you are, just pay to use Chat GPT 4. It’s silly to compare your knowledge to a computer that hasn’t been updated in about 2 years. SMH
Or just use bing chat
you have to considerate that ChatGPT 3.5 has a database from January 2022, more than 2 years late
We noticed a lot of you are curious why we used ChatGPT 3.5 (free) instead of version 4 (paid subscription). We chose 3.5 because it's the version most people use day-to-day. We'll explore using ChatGPT 4 in future episodes. Speaking of that, what topics do you want us to dive into next on Expert vs. AI?
Interesting, but why does everyone always use ChatGPT 3.5 in comparison with an AI when ChatGPT 4 delivers significantly better results. I don't understand it.
Cuz its cheaper (sometimes even free)
I used one for a couple of months, but I got tired of having to use two hands to open it every time I got a call or to check messages, and since in my line of work I do it very often, the foldable phone became a burden more than anything.
Maybe you had a Flip? With the Fold you can also use it in folded mode no?
@@bloodhoug82 You can do that with the ZFlip too!
@@bloodhoug82 It was a foldable flip, yes. I got it because i knew it would be smaller and fit better in my pockets. But then I realized that despite the "flip" nickname, it doesn't really flip like the old 90s phone did, it requires two hands to do so. The regular foldable is too big for me. I am a NP and I am almost always on-call, so I wanted something small and easy to grab with one hand to read/reply msg and such. For now, a regular mid-size phone is still the best choice for me.
@@PincoPallino-zh8wm never had an issue with a normal 6.x inch phone fitting into my pocket, so don't get at all what benefit a flip should bring. Totally understand how annoying it must be to open it every time. A fold at least I get, cause you don't have to open it if you don't want to.
@@bloodhoug82yes but I can barely use a 6.8 phone in one hand
Galaxy flip and fold all the way
was an early adopter of it from the Samsung fold to the 3rd gen. great experience with reading on a bigger screen and mobile games but ultimately a novelty. switched back to a slab to mount on my motorcycle when riding. not worth $2k ever couple of years. trust, they're not built to last. moving parts and wear. its an eventuality
After almost having a heartattack with my Z Flip 4 requiring a full screen assembly replacement due to the hinge sensor failing, just barely 1 month before warranty ended, I can whole-heartedly say, I will never buy foldables again. The repair cost would've just totaled the phone completely if it was out of warranty.
Flip 2 user and fan. I'm old enough to remember when it was the in thing to have the smallest phone like the lady bug (Siemens C56). The thing I love the most is not having a big balky phone in my pocket that sticks out or makes it uncomfortable to sit which means it gets left out / possibly left behind (87% to 98% of the time my phone is in my pocket). Flips have as big or possibly bigger screen than some phones which is nice when you need a big screen. My text messages, selfies / usies and alerts / notifications are read without opening the phone. The only bad thing is that I'm coming to the end of my 4 years of updates and now my phone is starting to do wonky things. Once it gets really bad than a factory reset will be that last straw before getting an updated version.
my fold 3's inner screen crapped out on me for no reason (never dropped it)...but my flip 5 has been good so far. But i use the outer screen more than the inner screen.
i hate them, until there is some sci-fi glass out of star trek that can bend reliably and not have to be laminated outwards i won't like the fact that i am basically touching plastic that can scuff and warp more easily when using the larger screen inside, also why do all foldables have laughably small batteries, some of the foldable makers put smaller batteries in their flagship foldable phone compared to their flagship slab non-folding phone
Why use chat gPT 3.5? It’s not updated
Next Generation phones are Cool but i been digging Fold 5, no regrets but wish more better accessories.
I love them I have 2 mine 4 years old Z Fold 3 on the shelf my daily phone Pixel Fold since launch.
I want a foldable with the power, IPX rating and wireless charging of Samsung in the Honor Magic V2 form factor!! When that happens, I will make the dive into foldables!
Portability is a major factor
Lemme guess, Samsung AI says yes 😅🤑
no one really needs a foldable phone
Need and want are two separate things.
@@davidclark538 exactly
Great job! Your videos are great
That AI voice is like Russell Crowe on testosterone overdose. 😂Good to see you back Patrick!
Born for the camera
If only there was a phone like in the movie “Her”
Ofc the camera tech should be much better
I can’t wait for apples to do fold phone and flip phone
Not seeing the point of them tbh I owned three including the OnePlus Open I currently own now. I switch back and forth between that and my iPhone, I’m never like “damn I really wish I had a slightly bigger screen that’s awkward to hold but smaller than the smallest tablet.” When I’m on my iPhone. This will probably be my last foldable.
How does everyone know so much about ChatGPT?🤔
Why would you use gpt 3.5, Why not 4??? 3.5 is outdated
HAL 9000 is jealous. Be...careful 🤖
Foldable phones are trash. Quality needs to go way up. Screens fail as little as six months to a year.
Oh my God, AI is better ..... I'm joking 😂 nice work.
This is a great new series. More of this!
how do you expect GPT 3.5 to give you relevant information when it's 2 years old. you can literally use GPT 4 or gemini, with real time info. this video is practically useless. of course the outdated model is going to provide outdated information
😁I still use Samsung s7 its a great phone and it android is working better than those new phones. thanks to goole imperium that made phones less user-friendly.
I need to buy a new phone
Folding is unnecessary
head to head against AI and...... humans already lost. "....did i say unique twice?" ..... doh
CNET can't afford to pay for GPT4 to produce a youtube video? 🤣
Knowledgeable AND sexy.
I also have a Chinese phone with really good Samsung camera I use separately and sorry CCP I do not have private information on it but its a really good phone I like it a lot even with my spy permission I gave you . google is spying on you too :)
Also the fatmerican government.
I will never buy a foldable phone, they're bulkier and more annoying.
They are still a gimmick. You know, I know it, everyone knows it.
how's it a gimmick?
@@thecunninlynguistheavy, cumbersome to hold, clunky, the cameras suck compared to their flag ship counterparts, expensive, and lots of complaints about durability, in fact foldables are the most returned phone type.
@@superiortoall22 but I'm sure you'll be first in line when Apple releases theirs 🤣
@@thecunninlynguist if they can fix all of the crap dimensions then sure. But having owned three of them, I can say the current ones are gimmicks.
I don't like this segment. Leave journalism to journalists- not AI