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Us normal folks have been saying all this AI crap was a bad idea from the get go. Greedy companies putting people out of work are learning a huge lesson...

I appreciate your commitment to bring things like this to peoples' attention. I am in Canada, but I realize that whatever happens in the US is going to have significant impacts globally. I hope regulations can be implemented swiftly to slow and even stop some aspects of AI development

I actually feel very sad for this guy. To me, this shows how we’ve failed as a society. If a young programmer relies entirely on AI to generate code, it’s not because he’s lazy - it’s because he feels the pressure to “already know everything” from day one

I was amazed how many self driving cars were going about in San Francisco when I visited, truly fascinating how far it’s come!!

I remember the actual Zicherman v. Korean Airlines case, it was 1996 not 2008 like ChatGPT cited. A Korean Airlines flight entered Soviet airspace in 1983 and was shot down killing all 269 on board. It's a poor case to cite even if they'd gotten the citation correct and would have only hurt their case.

AI users should be brave enough to advertise themselves as AI users. Period. Regardless of what your opinion on AI is, it's the customers right and customers choice to know what they're looking at and buying. Digital art does not encompass AI use. Digital art refers to either digital painting or digital drawing. From there you get into sub categories of other digital media. AI users are lying …

The fact many of these questions seem like what you'd ask a person whilst trying to diagnose them with certain mental illnesses or neurodivergencies is disgusting, let alone the part where these questions are answered with no context or nuanced conversations on the subject. "Do you often feel sad?" The answer: "Yes" The algorithm's thoughts: "this person has nothing to live for and might commit …

A comment I saw around some art sites: Using AI to generate images and calling yourself an artist is like using a calculator to solve school equations and calling yourself a mathematician.

AI isn’t even the actual issue, it’s the larger problem that productivity is being increased in the American economy as a whole, but despite that rising productivity, we aren’t adjusting by working less or raising wages. It is not replacing human labor with automation that is the problem, it is the lack of ability to make a living wage without being exploited

Antibiotics I'm guessing. The plague is a bacterial infection. I also saw a documentary about a small village in Madagascar that had recently suffered a plague epidemic and a contributing factor as to why it had gotten so bad (in their village at least) was because people relied on their medicine men instead of getting antibiotics. Once the local healer died from plague they sent out healthy peo…

**Real** self driving cars don’t require people to be alert. The semi-autonomous systems do, however.

Let's face it, the world will do nothing about climate change. The Paris treaty is non-binding and even if it was, it's not enough. World leaders only care about the rich people who keep them in power. The rest of the world can go to hell as far as they're concerned. Even if Biden does all the right things on climate change, I highly doubt he will be able to convince China and many other nati…

##### Skip the click! Here's the full article copy and pasted. https://www.vice.com/en/article/z3mnve/we-spoke-to-people-who-started-using-chatgpt-as-their-therapist In February, Dan, a 37-year-old EMT from New Jersey, started using ChatGPT to write stories. He was excited by the creative potential of the OpenAI tool to write fiction, but eventually, his own real-life experiences and struggles …

Ha, yeah, and the flipside is I've had a couple of occasions where it has spat out some code, I've immediately looked at it and been absolutely certain that it isn't going to work, and that it has misinterpreted what I have asked, so I've gone back to it to try and clarify a couple of things, it apologises, rewrites it, I look at it and I can still see it won't work. After going round in circles…

Yeah but this is the first time the rich might employ a robot army to fight for them.

A.I. is going to take so much money out of the average person's wallet and stick in the weathly's...As if the divide wasn't big enough already. The class war is coming, and you're on the losing side, prepare yourself mentally.

What's the quote? I want AI to do my chores, so I can make art and music. I don't want AI to make art and music, so I can do my chores.

This is one of the main reasons we need to be skeptical about Altman's apparent desires to see more international regulation on data and AI in general. It's not to keep the technology in check, it's to add obstacles in the path of startups so that they can't follow the same easy routes taken by the established companies. Eg. If there were new laws protecting intellectual property from being scrap…

That's the idea. You let the AI make decisions that you don't want to be held responsible for.

EXACTLY. I’m old af too, and have had loan from banks, credit unions, and dealership financing, and I have *never* gotten this call. But I saw plenty of GM/sales straight up lie.