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Yup just wait for the GPT Plus Plus Lawyer Edition. They do it with everything these days including features in cars, just wait until you have to pay extra for each speciality an AI's capable of.

(disclaimer. I use gpt for pretty much everything now. The text below are my original ideas refined by GPT. If it sounds AI written that's why) Essentially, I go to GPT with the problem. I will give it information I copy from my companies website, to give it context about what we do, and then I explain the problem or the goal I'd like to accomplish. I will come to it with some rough soluti…

It would never completely stop open source AI, but it would slow the open source development down significantly. These big AI companies just need their private models to be better than the open source alternatives. If open source development lags 3 to 10 years behind them at all times, then they are satisfied. Once the development is forced to underground and no new research is published, it sta…

Yes, I think he's pointing out the obvious, however, I think there are a lot of people in the world who, frankly, feel like "wage slaves" and would love to be liberated from their jobs *IF* the AI economy lead to universal incomes. When enough people can't find jobs because the AI does it better and more cheaply, an economic revolution is likely to take place and Andrew Yang was just talking ab…

Not entirely true. If it's an "at will" state, like most are, then there's no reason needed to fire someone.

This is one if the many reasons why I feel like AI is in a giant bubble ready to pop. Over promised capabilities, desire to replace workers( who are the consumers), and a desperate need for regulation. It’s that last part which will burst it. All the nonsense with intel and Nvidia will blow over. As soon as congress does literally anything to curb the dangers presented by GenAi/LLM’s POP! T…

> US takes Canada With the longest land border in the world and 40 millions pissed off Canadians, the US would never be safe again.

It already started a while ago. The app is known to be a really bad language learning tool and they invest more into their marketing than improving features of the app for free users. Also they've been using AI instead of actual voice actors for a while now. Stop using Duolingo period and pick up a textbook. There are countless free resources for most world languages that don't shove ads down yo…

It’s not pretty low. If you’re familiar with how AI works from a technical standpoint, it can be more expensive than hiring a human. Every prompt triggers an API call that costs anywhere from 0.05-0.13 cents EACH.

Not surprised at all. $425M sounds like a big number, but for Google it’s just pocket change. The real issue is they keep doing this because the fines are never enough to stop them.

This. AI is here to stay and will have a huge impact on society. Just like the Internet after the burst of the dotcom bubble.

That comes for us all soon. Ai tech bros need to be in prison. Nerumburg 2 is going to be insane.

I guess I just don’t see what people are excited for. Why do we want to live in a world where it’s basically impossible to tell what’s real and what’s manufactured? Who are the people who want this? I know that the people at the top of these companies do. But why are there even average consumers who are excited for this? It’s going to make navigating information virtually impossible. There’s a go…

I was just wondering about racist Ai earlier, a kid at school put an empty bag of doritos in his pocket and the ai cameras thought it was a gun and like 6 or 8 cops came and drew their guns on him and were like "whoops" once they realized it was a bag of chips not a gun, and I was like "hmmmm I wonder if his race played a role in the Ai thinking it was a gun?"

all i can say to ai artists is that they have a definite skill issue

thank you for this. seeing the whole lensa thing go viral made me spiral tbh. i was actually in the process of making art for someone (fanart) and then saw that they'd posted "AI art" and literally scrapped the entire thing. people that hear this and refuse to be understanding _just_ hate artists

In the paper "Extracting books from production language models" researchers demonstrated, well... extracting books from LLMs. The LLMs were tested on several books by entering the first sentence of the book and asking the LLM to continue from there. Gemini and Grok went right ahead, while ChaptGPT and Claude needed a tiny bit of convincing. All spat out significant chunks of the original text, …

Well unless they have a neon sign on their head, it's extremely difficult to know a Covert at first. From what I learned from the signs I overlooked were this, most coverts come across as humble and even shy, they're usually attracted to outgoing, giving and kind people who show them great empathy and compassion, they don't open up right away and when they do, they tell you, you're the only one t…

I heard the little “record” sound after the Robotaxi slammed on the break, I bet the door handle button is the “capture” button for training data

I hope his family got a good check. Bc that shouldn’t even be a possibility. Also a huge reason why AI/robots will never be able to fully replace humans in the workplace. I also can’t even imagine the pain he went through while his coworkers got him to the hospital. And then to pass away and that pain and fear being his last experience? Ugh.