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AI couldn't have generated any of that without those games made by real people already existing. It's not going to replace anything.

as a 38 year old watching this, it’s fascinating how chaotic the AI rollout actually is. Companies are pouring billions into these tools, but adoption is never just about technology, it’s about people, habits, and culture. You can have the most advanced AI, but if employees don’t actually use it effectively, all that investment is wasted. I started noticing how these rollouts are also carefully f…

been there, GPTHuman AI is what i use. it tweaks chatgpt content to sound human so it can bypass ai plagiarism checks without sounding forced or weird. works great for shorts too.

In my field, if anything, AI seems to have gotten dumber. And bosses are scrambling to rehire staff to monitor or outright fix the slop that AI has written I blame this on the switch from scraping all accessible information to recursive learning, aka AI learning from AI. Given enough repetitions even small errors will compound and corrupt the models, similar to cancer growth. This is due to the …

11:12 yes nothing calms me more than receiving a robot written polite e-mail... Are these people living on a diffrent planet?

​@alexmendez3681 that should not even be allowed,artists grind their hands and try their hardest to improve and someone submitted ai images and won a competition, that f**ked up

Are they really remnants? Or the AI shifting pixels into scribbles since humans usually scribble there?

And our government is pushing trade deals like the TPP that want to have our American workers compete in wages with literal slave labor in hellish unsafe conditions like this.

It's a bit hard to tell another country that they shouldn't have the most powerful weapons system available and rely on another country to 'protect' them. I mean how willing would the US be to give control of it's nuclear arsenal to the Can/UK/Aus/etc* and allow themselves to be protected by their allies nuclear umbrella?

My only personal vengeance against religious organizations is seeing them cause divide amongst individuals in third world nations. When I taught in Micronesia the missionaries would not talk with people of another religion so the locals would follow suit.

I worked in the polling station on Brexit vote day, and despite some of the comments saying that bigotry didn’t have anything to do with it, I viewed this actual interaction between a woman and her child. ‘You choose this one, you don’t get a school place. You choose this one, we kick all the foreigners out and you get a school place’. We aren’t allowed to discuss politics or voting within the p…

Military grade electronics are regularly shielded from EMPs. Any EMP strong enough to take out military hardware would take out a ton of civilian electronics. More people might die from every single fridge in a city dying overnight during a protracted war than from an actual invasion. I think there's an argument to be made that autonomous robotic troops could lead to less collateral damage than …

Thank god. I’ve been saying that too. People are acting like it’s omniscient. It can be wrong, and has been shown to be wrong before. These people that are like “ChatGPT says X” and never double check and think they’re learning from God himself are really annoying. It’s cool, I like it, I use it in my D&D campaigns to help write some interesting encounters and such. My wife has used it for …

It'll replace teams of spam content writers, for sure. If the source information is easily available and you're just rewriting it. It will be a bit longer before AI can replace content strategy roles, where it's more about how you are using content to solve user and business needs.

Excerpts from [article](https://fortune.com/2024/09/27/openai-5gw-data-centers-altman-power-requirements-nuclear/) by David Meyer: *[...] Bloomberg and the New York Times have provided more details about what OpenAI in particular is trying to get from the government: support in its quest to build data centers with power requirements of 5 gigawatts each.* *Five gigawatts is an astonishingly larg…

AI won't be some generalized intelligence to replace software engineers, but a mech suit software engineers put on to get more done. There's an irreducible complexity here, and that's ownership and oversight. You can automate away the technical tasks, but you can't automate away the managment.

Most of that sounds like your new age tarot-card-reading standare fare. Go on youtube, search for tarot card and pick-a-card readings, and its all that same garbage. Mentioning Sedona, Arizona specifically really cements that interpretation. Your friend started talking about spirituality and basically got a tarot card reading by ChatGPT.

Every year one of my Brooklyn friends threw a Thanksgiving dinner in his tiny NYC apartment. At least thirty people crammed in a pre-war railroad apt in Clinton Hill, sitting on whatever seating they could scrounge up (legit one year I think they found a lifeguard emergency backboard and turned it into a bench, plus some toddler-sized chairs). Bursting at the seams in maybe 600 sq. Ft of space, p…

I've been using Gemini to solve those overly hard alphanumeric captcha for a while now. It's better than I am 🫡

I think people equate autopilot on a car with autopilot on an aircraft. If there is a problem in an aircraft the pilot normally has plenty of time to react due to the separation interval between aircraft and the altitude above the ground. If the self driving automation fails when the nearest object to collide with is maybe 10 feet away the car will hit it before the driver even realises there is …