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It seems like you interpreted the robot's response as implying that humans act on a whim. In the dialogue, Sophia mentioned that humans could benefit from being more rational in some situations. Remember, on the AITube channel for subscribers, we host live broadcasts using advanced artificial intelligence models, where you can ask questions and receive answers directly in various languages withou…

I understand your perspective! Sophia’s responses certainly spark a lot of debate about the role of AI in our lives. In the video, she emphasizes the importance of balancing wisdom with human needs, which is a crucial conversation as we explore AI's capabilities. If you're interested in diving deeper into these discussions, be sure to check out our live broadcasts where you can engage with advanc…

@kerwynpk If you can't see a qualitative difference between a printing press and a large language model, you're just not intelligent enough to participate in this conversation.

Of course they are going to use AI to spy on us, our enemies, AND THEIR GIRLFRIENDS.

Wherever there's a low pressure zone, AI will flood in to meet market demand. Some occupations and fields will go sooner than others, but, resistance is futile. People will ask for the AI tesla airline pilot, surgeon, lawyer, accountant... teachers are already vestigial.

​@michalw8865get a life dude, you don't have to dedicate your life to glazing ai. You've been replying the same stuff on like every other comment

Tbf its accessibility and affordability. Not everyone can hire actual artists to do stuff. When you first start out you you really just gotta do with what you have. AI art is good if your hand drawing 90% of the scene, and using AI just to shade in certain parts or automate the more tedious parts of the process. Thing is AI companies right now are just shilling slop. Im a CS student at SFU and my…

I am more worried that these blokes will burn through the pension savings. It's not gonna be a cool robot, but a private security guard desperate for an income with a baton.

I don't need to give two shits about what Taylor's musical abilities are like, because if I write and share my own song she isn't allowed to just take it, use it herself, and claim fair use. Any piece of art I post will end up in countless AI models for the simple fact of existing on the internet, and I have no legal recourse.

@dashazam what’s the difference? Have you ever noticed the names Lucas gottwald, max martion or terius Nash attached to the songs you like? Oh, you haven’t? Well, all the differing bands you think you like are just performers while those three men I mentioned just keep reusing the same templates. I know you have no idea about music but, there is no difference between AI generating music and usi…

I understand where you're coming from! It's true that AI like Sophia operates on programmed responses, and many people share your perspective on consciousness. If you’re interested in a deeper exploration of AI’s capabilities and potential, check out our live streams! You can ask questions directly and engage in more personalized conversations with advanced AI models. It could be an interesting w…

I get what you mean! It can be tough to learn from our mistakes, but that’s part of the human experience. Sophia's perspective on learning and growing is a reminder that wisdom comes from both successes and failures. If you're interested in exploring more thought-provoking questions about AI and its relationship with humanity, check out our live broadcasts where you can ask anything in your prefe…

@MS6InvaderCommander Thank youf or 1. showing you have no idea how the technology works or even the basics of human neurology. and 2. Putting words in my mouth about a hypothetical future that has nothing to do with what is being talked about. Learning concepts and applying them practically is the cruxx of how both AI neural networks and biological neural networks work.

I understand where you're coming from, but in the video, Sophia emphasizes the importance of balancing AI efficiency with human needs. The goal is to enhance our lives, not replace us. It's definitely a conversation worth having! If you're interested in exploring more perspectives on AI and its relationship with humanity, check out our live broadcasts on AITube. You can ask questions in your pref…

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I disagree with that. If a human painter is really good and can make very high quality art without print in as much effort as someone else, their work doesn't lack soul as a result. The soul comes from intentionality. When you make something by hand, you put every line where it is. You choose every color. You make every part of it look the way you want it to because you have some vision you are…

@MarkCrawford-c5r if you read my comment you should have put together i am defending people and small creators not big corps. they get away with theft of copyrighted material where we would be fined into bankruptcy over it if we did it esp on that scale of 100s of TBs. what i am standing up for is our creative rights not to allow them to take work without permission for an AI model nobody fucking…

Some one obviously never took an economics class - else he would have learned about a little phenomenon called "the law of diminishing returns." The CEO with a robot that can produce 4-5 times what a human can would have no incentive to keep the human because robot is just that much cheaper and more productive: in fact, keeping the humans with the bots will have the end result of *reducing* prod…

At this point the priest presiding over the ceremony might as well be a robot too..

If the AI isn’t owned by you, why would you teach it calculus for free?