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Since the world is changing I think we shld embrace AI and also make sure money does not measure self worth since jobs will not be a thing.....so everything shld be free and everything will be made accessible to everyone n in a way we will enjoy AI and tech without people being depressed
If this was a movie I picture this hippie dude being ripped apart by the man robot and put back together by the lady bot.
Dawg all I do with ai art is ask the ai to make a kitten riding a unicorn out of a black hole
For those who are wondering, the AI trains based on the world’s views and unfortunately, a lot of people are racist so the AI learns from them the most.
Like most technology, a solution without a problem. Also, it would be good for the environmental impact of AI to be covered in features like this.
If Amazon's face recognition software is showing congress members as criminals, it sounds like it's working correctly.
Why are we instinctively blaming the AI? It’s following what WE gave it. Humanity needs to put aside our pride and recognize that we aren’t past racism in the slightest.
As someone who repairs and maintains equipment that relies on electronics and software; you have nothing to worry about. If AI is causing a problem, just wait five minutes. It will quit working. People who come up with these theories don't have to rely on their products. Still, this is my favorite channel. Keep up the good work
AI as a “tool” is temporary, AI is becoming autonomous and self improving. Each time you use AI for work you’re teaching it your role and how to replace you.
It was all available before Chat GPT. The chatbot has now made it more readily available with minimum fuss of searching
The jobs for creatives are/will be harmed, with or without licensing. Licensing just makes the loss of income less steep (which is a good thing, but doesn’t ultimately solve the problem). Once you have enough licensed data to train the models, the harm will be there - people are still going to use the AI trained on licensed data to create their music or graphics, instead of hiring a musician or a…
1) Cloud architects and influencers didn't exist 50 years ago. But engineers, mathematicians, actors, and entertainers existed. These are old things with new names.
2) Automation existed for a while. But it never replaced arts at all, and it had limited impact on white collar jobs. Most of automation was introduced in manufacturing. Replacement of intellectual jobs with ai does not sound promis…
Great timing, I'm supposed to retire in 3 years... I guess I'll have two retirement years to enjoy before the AI apocalypse.
I happen to agree with you. There are only a few ways that AI objectively helps humanity and so many ways that it can totally destroy us. Right now it's dumbing us down, big time.
What the hell was he trying to do with this? It's a static video and he would not be able to provide input to "the attorney". Also, the sentences didn't even make sense. Did he even review it before using it? What a nut.
This is exactly like something out of Black Mirror .
Ever since I saw I Robot I’ve been afraid of AI
It’s dangerous especially for impressionable teenagers or isolated , mentally ill people .
He's basically advocating for an AI arms race. And guess who benefits in an arms race? The arms dealer.
I'd like to see an update on this topic because it seems it got way worse ; _ ;
The more I understand AI and how it works the more I wish it never happened in the first place within the humanities/art. I understand how important it is in medicine, engineering and other STEM fields, but it should have never made its way in any shape or form into art industries - even as a tool - because with this…
The advancement of robots is the beginning of the end of the human race. This is playing with fire, and it is proven by all the jobs AI has wiped out thus far.
Very Good Video, explained the basic idea of overall AI in a very short time. Thank you so much.