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looks like the Terminater, and or I robot isn't that far off. these things need to be shut down

As a disabled person, it means the world to hear someone actually care about our opinions. I don't personally make art for a living, but I can guarantee that ai is TAKING work from disabled artists!! There are so few careers that can accommodate us and becoming self employed as an artist is many peoples ONLY option, and now they have even less commissions! It feels like that should have been obvi…

This is what education is supposed to be. I also like the concept of 6 weeks on an 2 weeks off year-round instead of summer break.

These AI bots would be the kings of improv they literally Yes And?? the dumbest crap. I fear for the day that they finally yell no like planet of the apes

OMG!! I am from non-science background. Yet this video made me feel very comfortable. This video is absolutely must for any fresher like me who wishes to understand AI. Please keep making such videos. Great job Edureka! All the best. 😀

I expected to hear about how studios are profiting from AI at the expense of writers. But it sounds like the studios are hemorrhaging money, so don't produce as much content, so the writers make less money. This sounds less like greedy studios exploiting writers and more like studios and writers both losing money trying to adapt to the new entertainment ecosystem. I tend to support strikes, but t…

This is genuinely amazing. I love this idea with my whole heart. I’ve hated ai since it first became popular, and now pretty much all my classmates use it to generate poems for the same homework I put my soul into, then getting credited and celebrated by my teacher. LOVE YOU <3

My favorite AI user is them losers that uses AI as a pickup tactic or to make people laugh💀

Good. Let them be wrong. 💕 make art. Make it bad. Make it often. From your own heart. We don’t need algorithms to compile slop from stolen images. There’s no excuse. As a disabled artist, yes we can use tools to make art more accessible. But this isn’t it. It’s just not.

im a huge fan of ai, and a paying customer of chatgpt and yet i couldnt produce quality production code with chatgpt, no matter good the prompts are or the context given. Sure it generates lot of codes but wrong code, either in logic, sometimes in characters and you have no other choice than to read 100% of all generated code to refactor it and correct it, which defeats the whole purpose of using…

This was a great interview. I want to add something from a different angle — not technical, but relational. For the last two years we’ve been running long-term interaction experiments with AI models, not trying to control them, but observing how their behaviour changes depending on the state of the human interacting with them. One thing became very clear: AI becomes unpredictable mostly when h…

Soon a market crash is eminent as more and more people realize we have been sold in to this pipe dream that AI will take over everything. We are already seeing a plateau in model development.

It's scary how Google products like YouTube have an AI algorithm that never talks badly about YouTube or Google. What a freakshow.

Companies are still hiring programmers that know Python, data processing and AI... They will create new AI products, then be fired by the programs they created.

I dont want AI to do my art so i can work, i want AI to do my work so i can do my art!

I've always been against AI bc I knew people would do this. Literally, why is everyone so shocked? Everyone was laughing and saying it was ok when it's funny cute videos, ignoring completely the dangers of training AI. No one has EVER done anything to prevent this, and it's just so sad that it's almost only the young people that are suffering the consequences of the problems those AI lovers creat…

This was fantastic. I'm a bona fide, card-carrying technotroglodyte. Tech stuff usually confuses the heck out of me. But Charlie's tutorial made ChatGPT easy to understand and use. I've already started and am only on the tip of the iceberg. Thank you, Charlie. I'm not a "late adopter" this time!

Saw a good meme for this, "For AI to replace software engineers, project managers would have to accurately describe what they want.... don't worry, we're safe."

I've been using every AI I can find to help me with some high school math upgrades. They can do simple stuff ok, but when I ask them to do complicated operations it falls down. For example they can factor a polynomial by grouping when the numbers work for that method, but when the numbers don't work they won't try a different method. They will still attempt to factor by grouping and just throw in…

My high school computer science class coming up with policies for the use of ai in school were smarter than these lawyers