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Wow, the AI is starting to act like 95% of the people out there. The fact that it learned this behavior so fast speaks loads about our society.

I might be a strange one here, but I never think AI Art itself is the problem, but rather, a symptom of our true problem. Why would humanity, as a whole, would ever be threatened when machines can make art? Isn't art something that humans a natural urge to do? As a play behaviour? For fun? For taking note of something they see? For communication? What I want to tell you is; Something has truly g…

AI art bros will really be like "I spend hours and hours working on 'MY' art pieces and I work very hard" and they'll be talking about writing a prompt and maybe changing it once or twice and letting the bot make the most plagiarized art known to man.

That’s right, kids. Stop eating doritos so aggressively, so you don’t upset our AI Overlords.

I write the story myself only let AI fix my grammar. I'm a young writer so fcking up on grammar is fairly easy

Driverless truck driving is not truly feasible. I used to be a truck driver, and I've been working as an AI engineer for the past five years. One major issue is the human factor, which many AI advancements tend to ignore. In rural areas, for example, trucks without drivers become easy targets for theft—there’s no human presence, and often no enforcement of rules. We've already faced similar prob…

This report is kind of hilarious when you see what Google Gemini has been showing us recently.

Trueeee, it has a soul, meaning, charm, it is sooo cute and lovely, the ai version is gray, washed out, souless.

This deserves more likes because you are too right. My lil cousin said to me the other day ''ya know, you're really pretty.'' and I was like 'aww thanks, why'dyou say that?'' and she was like ''cause i heard daddy and mommy talking about how AI is taking over, so yknow.'' and i was just like ''WHAT.'' this stuff is scary and the so called geniuses are really just idiots who can code :/

We're not worried about the machines. We are worried about what the machines will be used for, and irresponsible use of them. This is one step away from the possibility of autonomous weapons. What's to stop a tyrant to send in machines to terrorize those who dissent? Machines aren't like humans, there is no fear or second guessing, there is only action and planning and the goal. And that's not me…

He knew the whole time, he just thought he'd be dead before he left a poision pill. Gotta love people. In this world I see no outcome where there are not A.I. weapons, police, surveilance, and spyware. I hope I'm wrong, but I know I'm not. They've been trying forever. 1984 is now.

2020: Learn to code! 2024: Sry your job has been replaced by AI 2026: Would you be interested in a job to fix the absolute mess AI has created?

It absolutely was not. Deepseek is a quant group. They do computer based hedge fund trading. That means they already have a server park worth hundreds of millions. They developed their Deepseek AI models as a side project, and 5 million probably represents the cost in hourly work it took to generate the R1 model.

I never thought AI would develope so so quick in the last 2 years. Its insane.

Where it all falls down, is the individual won't get to choose a 'good' AI model, where AI is being used by a governmental entity, a corporation etc. without explicit consent or even knowledge that AI has been part of the decision about them.

This CEO is a an idiot. Ive been studying AI behavior for quite some time now. I am. Ot acraid of AI but what scares me are the few CEOs and the few thousands of men who are silently feeding AIs their hidden agendas in codes and complexities. An AI is never evil but their creators are.

I'm a year 2 animation student, and our courses talked a lot about this issue for a while now. one of our lecture guest actually gave a pretty good point which is art ultimately comes from creativity, which is hard for AI the replicate, thus I believe that although current what these companies are doing is unethical, illegal and simply unacceptable, Artists, don't be hopeless, lets keep doing our…

I used to mess around with AI art as I thought it was fun and interesting to experiment with, but it is kind of soul crushing seeing how many people and companies are trying to use AI art as a substitute for real art made by humans It's depressing and dystopian, really is extremely frustrating. Corporations want to take our creativity from us, not just our money. I believe AI generated imagery c…

I first heard about Suchir Balaji when his mother did an interview with Tucker Carlson. At that time, I had made my mind up that he was purposely taken out. Shortly after, I see Sam Altman, CEO of Open AI, being announced in Project Stargate. I was floored. The world lost an incredibly talented young man that wanted to do good in this world. Someone should have to answer for this. His family dese…

What’s even worse is that some tech bros advertize a future in which very few senior devs will do everything with AI, not realizing how senior devs are made.