Browse Comments
Read, filter, and explore individual coded comments from the corpus.
366.3K
comments matched
· page 30 of 18314
As a robot i confirm that they are absolutely humans
Edit 1 : first time I got 1k like
thanks to all
@bruh_8129 imagine a CEO replacing their HR department with an AI and telling it to figure out who to fire in order to save the most money... and then they get a pink slip, citing that their bonuses are costing the company too much.
It’s funny how they stopped using the “evil can’t create” Tolkien quote when AI art was introduced to the scene
For those who don't know, no, AI CANNOT design logos, all it can is illustrations (of debatable quality) but under no circumstances will it be a logo
Can I ask how long it took you to develop the skills to automate? I'd *love* to have your situation.
From a local news source:
> [she] "spent nearly six months in jail in Tennessee and North Dakota after being misidentified by Fargo police through AI facial recognition in a bank fraud investigation [...] she said she's never been to North Dakota [...] spending nearly her entire life in north-central Tennessee. The extent of her travels is limited to neighboring states. She's never been on an…
i work in AI/machine learning professionally and still fully support human artists poisoning their image files to mess with the training sets, its your art and you should be able to do what you want with it🤷♀
if it annoys giant corporations who are scraping your data without consent, that seems pretty based to me idk
It’s wild how this whole discussion nails the deeper problem: AI isn’t replacing people, it’s amplifying whoever already knows what they’re doing. That’s what makes it feel “weird” instead of smart. The scary part isn’t the tech itself, it’s how fast it widens the gap between people who adapt and those who freeze in place. What helped me wrap my head around that shift was AI Shortcuts for the Laz…
Sophia looks like she wants to be friends with humans, animals and robots but Han is straight up robot villain.
>You literally wouldn't have a chance.
I'd say more like one out of a million.
Because the stock market isn't an economic index. The pandemic has been a financial boon to tech companies, and they are driving up the value. The restaurant down the street that went under wasn't publicly traded, it doesn't impact stock market value.
A lot of people forget that an interview is a 2 way process.
Both the candidates and the company use the interviews as an opportunity to learn if they are the right fit for each other. Companies who deploy AI to do interviews make it a 1 way process and blocks the candidate from learning more about the company.
DISCLAIMER: This video was made before AI generation became what it is today. I saw it as a funny experiment, not the soulless art-stealing disgusting mess that it is today. I in no way endorse the use of AI generation and highly recommend to completely stay away from it and to not support anyone who actively uses it. So I highly recommend to stay AS FAR away from AI generation as possible. Even …
On the other hand, mine said all of them are bad
https://preview.redd.it/lkpbm7jrqhtg1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=425f14b4a668b7cdf4bf5497c4880b30ced1827d
(I barely use ChatGPT and don’t know what Deepseek is though)
as someone who was born in 94. i went from n64 and dial up internet to worrying about the AI overlords in 31 years. im pretty sure its exponential.
ChatGPT just reiterates whatever you say. You could spend 5 minutes convincing it birds aren’t real and it would draw you up convincing schematics for a solar powered pigeon.
Chinese AI companies have temporarily paused some of their chatbot features to prevent students from using them to cheat during nationwide college exams, Bloomberg reports. Popular AI apps, including Alibaba’s Qwen and ByteDance’s Doubao, have stopped picture recognition features from responding to questions about test papers, while Tencent’s Yuanbao, Moonshot’s Kimi have suspended photo-recognit…
One of the first successful AI applications was with medicine. Doctors make decisions based on symptoms, but there are a load of rare diseases that often slipped through. AI was able to suggest the obscure diseases and suggest tests that should be performed to make a better diagnosis.
Lmao yep.
The Washington Post ran this opinion piece shortly after: [Joe Biden accused Trump of trying to delay the election. He should know better.](https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/24/joe-biden-accused-trump-trying-delay-election-he-should-know-better/)
>Former vice president Joe Biden’s unfounded accusation Thursday that President Trump wants to delay November’s election …
personally ive been refering to generated images just as " AI Images" . I am careful to never call it ai art, beacause it simply isn't art.