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2001 Space Odyssey warned us of the dangers of artificial intelligence, but we didn't listen.
youtube AI Governance resp: none unclear fear ♥ 59 → raw LLM
In 2014 m usk said full self driving will be available next year, almost every year since he has made this claim
youtube AI Harm Incident resp: none unclear indifference ♥ 59 → raw LLM
Current AI is not 'Artificial Intelligence'. It vomits words out and is very often either incorrect or making things up. Use it for just a little while on a subject you are familiar with and you will see the faults come out quickly.
youtube AI Responsibility resp: none unclear indifference ♥ 59 → raw LLM
That's real.. I noticed many students use ai for their studies and that's not actually good.. Where they used to type their application their ownn.. Now they're dependent on ai
youtube AI Governance resp: user deontological unclear ♥ 59 → raw LLM
8:57 " ChatGPT is deeply deeply biased along the racial line" That means it's deeply deeply RACIST
youtube AI Bias resp: ai_itself deontological outrage ♥ 59 → raw LLM
I’m actually glad he made this video so people see how unreliable even the most conservative Tesla autopilot can be - there’s definitely people out there relying far too much on Tesla autopilot so thank you for making this video Mark 🔥
youtube resp: user consequentialist liability outrage ♥ 59 → raw LLM
He literally said, "only thing that can stop a bad guy with AI, is a good guy with AI"
youtube resp: user consequentialist liability fear ♥ 59 → raw LLM
While I appreciate Dr. Yampolskiy's urgency, I think it's important to separate plausible risks from hyperbole. Yes, AI is transforming industries—but predicting only five jobs left by 2030 feels more like provocation than prediction. Let’s focus on preparing people, not panicking them.
youtube AI Governance resp: none consequentialist mixed ♥ 59 → raw LLM
My experience of working in the industry is that people still can't write good specs-at least for "applications" that they want. I'm not talking about "take this number and shift it left" or whatever, but for high level apps, people always miss out what to them is obvious, but which they don't realise is specialised domain specific knowledge. So the functionality isn't as expected but they are …
youtube AI Jobs resp: user consequentialist indifference ♥ 59 → raw LLM
2:44 "someone had to be first" just really shows the ai bro mindset of REALLY wanting to be some kind of trailblazer, but they cant comprehend that actually requires skills and a mediuk where you yourself cant make something unique in. Ai is putting words into an engine, and most of these ai bro cant even do this shit
youtube Viral AI Reaction resp: developer virtue outrage ♥ 59 → raw LLM
We don't know what constitute human consciousness, how the hell can we be sure then if given llm is conscious or not?
youtube AI Governance resp: none unclear mixed ♥ 59 → raw LLM
His closing statement was crazy! In essence, that all AI wants is for us to ask permission from it before any work / experimentation.
youtube AI Moral Status resp: unclear unclear outrage ♥ 59 → raw LLM
It's a coincidence that he exposed chatgpt breaking copyright laws 3 months ago before he died #AreestSamaltman
youtube resp: company deontological liability outrage ♥ 59 → raw LLM
"It seems empathetic but its not" not just a problem of AI, but also of bad humans.
youtube AI Moral Status resp: distributed virtue mixed ♥ 59 → raw LLM
"95% of Gen AI pilots fail" is such a brutal stat, but not surprising. The fragmentation is the real killer. You need one tool for video, one for voice, one for text... it's a logistic nightmare. I solved my own personal "pilot failure" by consolidating to omnely. Having Sora, Kling, Wan, and Nano Banana all in one dashboard makes it actually possible to build a workflow without drowning in subsc…
youtube resp: none consequentialist approval ♥ 59 → raw LLM
I bet its a very likely outcome is that strikers get practically everything they want... Except for anything about AI. They can afford short-term losses, but AI's impact is way too big to give it up to one strike. It would take several at least.
youtube AI Jobs resp: company consequentialist indifference ♥ 59 → raw LLM
My art can be bad but im not going to be replaced by an A.I making arts.
youtube Viral AI Reaction resp: ai_itself deontological fear ♥ 59 → raw LLM
i prefer using github copilot free, also uses gpt-4 or claude 3.5 and can do more things based on current files
youtube AI Jobs resp: none unclear indifference ♥ 59 → raw LLM
Remember: even if AI art gets to a point where it can generate something that doesn’t look like ass it still will not be good. Art is not impressive because of the fidelity of the image, it’s impressive because it shows what humans are capable of
youtube Viral AI Reaction resp: none deontological mixed ♥ 59 → raw LLM
30:10 "Because (Sam) Altman loved the idea of adding zeroes to things" 😆I love this interviewee
youtube Cross-Cultural resp: none unclear approval ♥ 59 → raw LLM
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