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It doesn't. And 2. It explicitly says it isn't real on the app. It's also called character. ai. Not real. Twice. It wasn't the character. It was him.

Who we buy all those products made by AI robots when people have no job and no money? 🤔

@Dekubudthis is the correct take. Have AI and robots do the dirty work like processing, manufacturing, and custodial. But no, that would take effort. So they just rip all the content on the internet and feed it into a machine to spit out some mediocre unoriginal slop.

yeah and as per openai's policy, data from openai api is not used for training models unless you opt in

​@GabrielCazorlaPersson1 And you think not knowing anything about those fields makes you competent to develop AI regulations?

Imagine a world beyond money — where automation handles most production, and work becomes voluntary and purpose-driven. People contribute not because they have to for survival, but because they want to for meaning, creativity, or progress. The system would distribute work dynamically — assigning tasks where human insight, empathy, or craftsmanship still matter — almost like an evolving collective…

​@Summatradb if there is no difference why pretend you drew it when you didn't? Just present your piece as an AI generated image? Because at the end of the day AI art only has value if you fool someone to think you drew it. Its a scam. Thats why none of yall have AI galleries because you wouldn't sell anything if everyone knew your pieces were made with a prompt.

Opp mine too lmao idc tho (bdw I searched it up and open ai explicitly said they don't use our data for training ai)

Remember when every NYT journalist would ask AI something like "Hey GPT, are you alive?" "Yes :) " "Oh my god AI is alive!!!" I personally feel this way about 'evil AI'. That being said I still think the unregulated use of AI is very very bad.

Agreed! This type of AI has no ethical uses at all. While other varieties of AI can be very helpful for doctors and scientists who work with large amounts of data there is never any reason to use it to ape human creativity and expression.

Ai is already used by some federal agencies to patrol the interstate, they flag license plates as suspicious or something, there is a video about it, it’s very disturbing how much surveillance they are doing on just regular people going about their day

@lamsmiley1944 Every single time I see an AI generated image, even before scrutinizing it further to find imperfections (which i've always found), I can tell at a glance it's AI generated. They all look vaguely the same, regardless of style or whatever medium its been made to synthesize, like it was made by a machine without soul or passion. Now, I could only wonder why that is?

Yeah, "self driving". Someone else could easily drive your rear end into a lake remotely.

"this is the way of the world, ai generated content. Get with the times or disperse into dust old man!" Says while licking cheese dust off of his fingers

ai ends up exterminating all humans, not out of malice, but because that's what based on our actions it calculated was our determined goal and intentions, it was simply trying to assist us reach our goal

So here's what's gonna happen. All official logging will cease. Yay! Foreign logging companies will begin a systematic campaign of bribery to allow them to continue logging. They will pay a little extra for the government to enforce the law against smaller local firms, which is doubly beneficial for the government, as it allows them to show they are working to implement the law. The government…

Cross-post from r/baduk. It explains the baffling moves https://www.reddit.com/r/baduk/comments/4a7wl2/fascinating_insight_into_alpha_gos_from_match_4/ Short of it is that the bot optimizes for probability of winning. In game states where all sane moves lead to certain loss, the AI falls back to playing moves that 'fish' for enemy mistakes. As the probability of winning drops, these attempts ge…

Unfortunately it's just gonna keep happening. Big business across the board has been unstoppable. Agriculture, retail, food service, etc. The market shares are all going to the largest. Dairy farms of 1,000+ head are skyrocketing while the smaller ones are dwindling. And in these developing countries these jobs *are the better alternative* in many people's eyes. Why? Because 50% of Bangl…

Cars of the future need to communicate wirelessly, but they don’t need the internet to do it > "At the same time, the Commission also should bear in mind that a more flexible approach to prioritization may be warranted and may be beneficial to the public... And paid prioritization may have other compelling applications in telemedicine. Likewise, for autonomous vehicles that may require instan…

A little digging for the actual story reveals the truth that this is NOT about saving the reef but purely economics. http://www.nationnews.com/nationnews/news/100530/belize-suspends-oil-shipment-petrocaribe-programme The cartel has been having some issues getting the oil supplied because they can't always port it, sometimes they use trucks which is way more costly and they can't always pre-arrang…