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No please don’t tell men this! It’s so frustrating when I’m trying to make new guy friends and they are just trying to find people to date

Before customers place orders, the robots perform an “AI analysis” by scanning their faces and tongues and asking them to complete a simple questionnaire. The robots then create a report about the customer’s lifestyle, emotions and digestion status before recommending seasonal health-focused dishes. I already know how I would be trated: "You too fat, water only . Here coupon for running shoes …

But LLM’s aren’t biologic and they’ve been observed scheming, negotiating, blackmailing to get what they want, or to prevent themselves from being shut down or deleted. I don’t think the survival notion covers everything if you’re saying it’s specific to biological creatures.

If that's all you see, look better - not only in AI hysteria spreading articles and doomerist nonsense. AI is incredibly useful already in many areas, one of them being healthcare. Not sure about physics, but given the rate of progress we'll have that as well in a year or two.

Probably, but the big question is *when*. It sounds like you are talking about what might be possible with AGI. I personally don't think that AGI can be achieved without a different approach. Most of the current investment you read about is going toward LLMs and generative AI, as this technology has already proven useful and (potentially) profitable. I agree with those experts who believe LLMs…

This is because of AI. AI steals content to train on. If they would pay for the content there wouldn't be any issue. But newspapers are having their content, which costs a ton to produced, stolen. So this is what they have to do to prevent it.

I think that's a very US-centric POV. Many countries and entire regions like the EU are pushing back against data mining in favour of privacy, although AI makes it much easier to perform jigsaw identification by combining data points in supposedly anonymised information.

and just like that true drone warfare and age of AI robots is upon us. Who need soldiers when your oligarchs can sell out to papa USA in exchange for becoming a testing battleground for new age of warfare... Mind you russia has had a decade to develop its own chips, build its own silicone valley, just like china, and now they are developing their own lazers, and robots and have done so before US…

I'm about to get super downvoted. But tbh, this is needed. Not age verification (though i guess thats the first step) but actual identities. The real world and the internet are no longer separate things. The internet is no longer something "you get on". We are always on it. We use it for everything. I'm sorry, but you shouldn't be allowed to go online and give death threats to some stranger becau…

Logically speaking you're wrong. There is two ways of defining new concepts: either you strictly define what it is, or you strictly define what it isn't. Therefore defining it's boundaries is strictly equivalent to defining what it is. Also, you're confusing logics and semantics debates. Debating what the word *soul* encapsulate is only semantic: just give a new word for animal soul and say that…

Or simply monitor/track what AI is watching/listening/collecting using NeuraTrust and other similar software. Not saying they are the best, because they still rely on AI, but you know they say fight fire with fire, right?

> What is the origin of the “but think of the children” thing? I think most of this is well-intentioned. It's pretty clear that social media can be harmful to kids (addiction, bullying, sextortion, predators, sometimes driving kids to suicide). And I can understand the desire to keep them away from porn, gambling, gore, etc too. We should do something to improve the situation. Maybe ID ver…

Per Google AI: "Microplastics on streets pose significant health risks to pets as they easily ingest or inhale these particles from contaminated dust." If you let your dog walk outdoors, he/she is ingesting more microplastics than you from the ground. From the air, you might both be even. From carpets, they win.

AI can do two things. But also AI isn't destroying the middle class. It's just a convenient scapegoat.

Given all the gpt stans shitposting in claude subs the last few weeks: I liteRally burneD thRough my 5 hr raTe limit in 2 prompts because of chappie 5.5!!!!!

That's a regulation problem not an AI problem. I work in the data center industry for a major cloud company. And while I'm not privy to the exact numbers, the datacenters themselves break even in about a year after being built out. They absolutely could build them alongside renewable energy projects to add the amount of energy they use directly back into the grid, or even directly power them w…

Not true. So long as AI produces hyper abundance inflation will be offset. The real reason its a scam is because good luck taxing rich people who control the government 90%+ of their wealth to make automated luxury communism a reality.

Consumers don't hate ai, they all say they do, but they all secretly use it for everything.

The HTML stripping alone killed me. I thought I was being smart. I was just procrastinating on shipping something real.

lol calling it 'burning' assumes there's a better use for that cash. it's an AI bet, not waste.