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This is why proper safety protocols are crucial in automated systems. One malfunction can cause serious injuries. There should also be multiple emergency stop buttons that instantly release the arm when pressed. Sometimes robots can be angry… just like ChatGPT when I ask for a video idea for the 10th time a day.
As an engineer, LLMs are the best thing that ever happened to our profession. I can fully focus on my ideas while most of the annoying parts are now offloaded to the llm. Also, there is infinite software to be written within any company imo so I‘m definitely not worried about my job for now.
Health care services automated... Yeah I'm sorry I can't see that happening. Especially not successfully.
On one hand, I read the news and see that Denmark just created an AI program that can potentially figure out if a person has cancer or is about to have it, based on just a simple blood test, finding a cancer cell mixed in with a billion others. It might even be able to tell you if you're ever going to have it again afterwards, which is crazy!
But then on the other, I keep finding my favorite art…
The reality is a little different. Tech companies overspent on AI and aren't really seeing the return so they have to layoffs employees because they have no other choice. There is a huge divergence in how people are using AI, its mainly being used to make funny videos as opposed to increasing productivity in the workplace.
I feel obligated to point out that this video delivers _very_ little insight. The only somewhat interesting part of this, other than general arguments about how AI 'innovation' is likely to be the catalyst for the ultimate class struggle, was the study done by Altman's research company. As the findings weren't very impressive, you of course discussed this very quickly. I'd argue that you didn't e…
I feel like its in bad faith to critique AI art for looking bad, because at some point it will be convincing
The core of it should be that art only retains meaning (regardless of what its used for) because actual work and sweat was put into it no matter how crude it may be at the end.
To me i just stop caring about something no matter how good it may look when I realize theres no person behind …
This is what u get ladies. This is how much youve annoyed men lol
We went to this length
The moment I saw ads for AI apps on my feed I was instantly relieved that I stopped posting any visual or audio content on social media, public and “private” platforms since before Covid. I knew that things were going to get ugly, and fast!
This is going to be the new form of revenge porn.
Is this why the automatic sink in public restrooms barely work for me because it’s designed to read lighter skin 🧐🥲🧐🥲
These are crazy times.
It's annoying too because there wouldn't be AI generation without artists creating the learning set in the first place. It's like people just want to piggy back on other artists hard work to skip all the work and the process of creating original art themselves. So messed up on so many levels.
AI's impact on jobs is real, but knowing our brand isn't missing out when AI suggests similar brands is a relief, thanks to AICarma.
as a debater and an artist, i commend you for how well this video was written! 😁😁The way you fused the argument about loved ones, education, and art together into how ai is hollowing life was extremely effective. Thank you for tacking the bigger scope of this issue!
Excuse my ignorance ... but isn't the title 'Ai artist' an oxymoron? I am a musician/singer/songwriter - so maybe I don't understand the new visual art artist fully... but if a person puts a prompt in and Ai creates the design... how can one call himself an artist? Especially if they are STEALING someone else's ideas and style????
I'm dubious about this information. Conversation data is not recorded in the training corpus, nor is it included in future training unless you specifically opt-in that it's ok to share. The LLM is stateless and retains nothing of the conversation between instances unless you specify in user settings that it should do so, and even then, it only retains meta data. What's more, the LLM doesn't even …
Ai scares me. The fact that my genuine talent that i worked hard for can be replaced with the click of a button is insane. Ive practiced and practiced since i was what...6, 7 years old? And now someone can just replicate my art style and i can be replaced. I hate it. I hate it so much.
I'm too busy working on my best seller about a tech YouTuber named after a Canadian province. In the current chapter she's advising her fans why AI therapy is a terrible idea. Little did she know how right she was ...
ce que j'aime énormément avec Cash investigation, c'est l'humour que vous utilisez dans vos reportages et ca déride un peu dans la gravité des faits. J'habite à Madagascar et je reconnais vraiment les réalités qui sont décrites. Nous sommes effectivement tellement pauvres que le salaire moyen est minable. Certains ont la chance de pouvoir travailler directement avec des clients européens et sont …
If companies think people will accept an ai as their manager they are in for a rude awakening
I'm a disabled artist, here's my input: I think it's stupid that people say AI makes it easier for disabled people. Those people are the same ones who act like we're helpless just because we don't function the way they do. It's very weird the obsession people have with disabled people.