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Its not illegal and their age doesn't matter. The article explicitly talks about it. > It's also unclear if what the boys did was illegal. There is currently no federal law restricting the creation of faked sexual images of real people >In June, child safety experts reported that there was seemingly no way to stop thousands of realistic but fake AI child sex images from being shared onli…

The article waffles about it for more outrage and clicks, but it appears he actually didn't edit images of real kids, he used pictures of real kids to generate artifical 3D images of kids who looked like them. Sorta like how you'd use a character creator in the Sims to create characters that look like real people. "While there have been previous convictions for 'deepfakes', which typically invo…

It's interesting that Claude doesn't appear to present itself as authoritative like chatGPT does providing subject matter.

I really wish this sub would realize all these tweets are from people whose wealth depends on people investing more into LLMs. They’re copying Musk’s strategy of tweeting the most insane horseshit as a “normal” person (not speaking on behalf of a company with all sorts of investor regulations), and this sub eats it up. imagine a tweet from Henry Ford: “bruh. model T 2 next year. 0-60 in 2 …

This is what puzzles me. These industries seem incredibly short sighted. They are replacing entry level jobs right now but what are they going to do when its time to hire new seasoned employees? Are they just banking on ai being so good that those jobs will be replaced too?

\*EDITED: Current o3 model with Deep Research DOES work. Please expand this whole thread and see the sample chat and result that another user ran for me on ChatGPT o3 with Deep Research. It did the job! We ran that prompt in January 2024 with ChatGPT's best model and it hallucinated like crazy. That output was not usable. With o3 and Deep Research, it didn't hallucinate on the test chat at all, a…

I have family members that have been paying for Plus for months and have never realized you can even switch off of 4o lol. At least for the Android app, it's not completely obvious that you can click the "ChatGPT" title at the top to change models, so they just assumed they were using what they paid for. They were completely content with it funny enough, but switching to a standardized naming …

Written this before. I have had some form of AI in.my industry since 2004. It was a revelation at first and helped in some tasks but was limited in its application. The industry held it to a high standard due to consequences if the AI was wrong. So industry workers were certified as gatekeepers to make sure it was right. In this way we became even more productive in my industry and we had sp…

The killing part won’t be the AI but the oligarchs when it is time to pull the switch to get rid of the surplus population that are unemployable. We are slowly creeping up towards that by the whole anti vax/anti science administration. A few decades of this prepares the foundation for an easy kill once the time is right.

In the authors defense, it’s almost impossible to have a frank discussion about it without thought terminating cliches about “ai slop” and wishcasting that it will just go away. You can’t even get a straight answer out of most elected leadership on the downstream impact of labor automation.

This man HAD several forms of identification and got taken to jail anyway because of AI. This shit is terrifying [https://cdllife.com/2025/trucker-wrongly-detained-through-casinos-ai-identification-software-now-suing-officer-after-settling-suit-with-casino/](https://cdllife.com/2025/trucker-wrongly-detained-through-casinos-ai-identification-software-now-suing-officer-after-settling-suit-with-ca…

Homeless shelters subsidized income housing food pantries/soup kitchens If estimates are true, that AI will lead to 30% unemployment or more than we should start setting up the infrastructure to support that otherwise, the alternative is violence and societal collapse

India is far ahead on this wet dream of the ultra rich. Has been for decades, even before AI To see what a society looks like where someone making $1000 a month falls in the top %1 of earners - India shows the way. 1.2 billion people have small jobs and work, but live and manage in frugal squalor. 200 million live western middle class lives. And a few million are wealthy by western standards. I…

Two things that AI "artists" will always fail: 1. Ask them to show a progress of their work step-by-step from rough sketch to final version. AI art always starts out as a blob. 2. Ask them to repeat and draw the exact same scene from different angles (side view, front view, back view, top view, etc.) AI cannot accurately maintain consistent details when trying to generate the same scene of …

Disabled person here, who is both very creative, has many artistic outlets and hates ai… why would disabled people not be able to make art? There are so many ways to do something, so many forms of artistic expression. It’s literally one of the best things to express yourself in a creative way, when you’re frustrated about not being able to do things.

This is the reason why, unlike the early days of Google and smartphone technology, I will resist unwarranted need of AI for as long as I can. I want to continue the ability to think for myself, even if I draw incorrect conclusions.

No way THIS video started playing with YouTube using AI to dub the video in brazilian portuguese 💀

chatgpt is helpful, but if you want your assignments to sound more natural and human-like, GPTHuman AI is a great tool. makes a big difference in writing.

Re: "do we need to make AI able to suffer in order to to align them?" Humans are able to suffer and we are WILDLY misaligned with all other species that are able to suffer (in other words, all other sentient species) on earth except maybe dogs, cats, and a few other sympathetic ones, and even then we treat them pretty awful when we do animal testing on them. See also: factory farms (where 99% of…

and yet schools hate kids being on eletronics, now they're AI's that scan yo brain