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"The AI considered Killinger a 99.9% match based on their faces alone, despite discrepancies such as considerable height and weight differences, and eye color, reported [ThisisReno News](https://thisisreno.com/2025/11/peppermill-casino-ai-misidentification/)." Ah, the "AI" saw throught the good old considerably switch up your height-disguise. Very clever. 99.9% match, what a brilliant p…

> Big tech tend to ignore regulations and just opt to pay fines as a cost of doing business. Regulation in this context means cracking down on addictive designs (infinite scroll, algorithm recommendations..) and targeted advertising. The point is to hit these tech companies where it hurts them the most, their business model (engagement) and fine them a large percentage of their global revenu…

Hearing a high level person say they limit how they use AI, for any reason, would be absolutely mind-blowing at my company.

This part. Quit posting your pictures online. Quit participating in threads on social media with "post your favorite yellow outfit, post yourself with glasses, post red braids, etc". Quit posting your pictures with your name and quit allowing people to tag you in pictures with your name attached to it. All of that stuff is scraped by AI systems that law enforcement uses to identify you. One of …

I wonder if ai chats take on the emotional tenor of the user? Why are some of these bleak or more negativistic while others are more positive and upbeat? Do you tend towards one or the other? Are your chats more serious in tone? So interesting how variable these all are

The "new economy" is based on greed. Automation is a very strong incentive for businesses that want to make more money. So we're heading that way, folks. Get ready!

artificial intelligence does not belong hasn't anyone seen the terminater or played fallout robots and humans don't mix well

i felt that, i used to bounce between chatgpt and vscode nonstop given my work. lately i’ve been leaning on this workbeaver ai instead, it’s kinda like chatgpt but with hands and feet. i just tell it what i want done, like running scripts, formatting code, or even updating files, and it handles the clicks for me right on my pc. way less tab-switching, and i can stay focused on actually building i…

I’m a medical professional, sometimes when treating patients… you have to go outside the box, be creative, and not just go by the book (which new docs r doing - just going solely by the book & that’s it, which is detrimental). So unless AI tech will be able to solve complex scenarios that it was not programmed to do (think outside the box and be creative) then it ain’t gonna happen. A good exampl…

Consciousness seems beyond AI's reach because its nature is purely computational. Algorithms executing complex functions (A+B+C producing behavior) mimics intelligence, but doesn't create subjective experience. It's like a perfect simulation of a leaf – it captures the form, not the essence of being alive.

My thoughts? 1) Face recognition breaking: face fragment clothing or IR emitter hat 2) "aim for the torso". On-board processor will be large and housed by the largest component. If it has a "head" it's for show. 3) Radiation. Machines fry in it far faster than organics. 4) Signal jamming. Complex tasks require connection to remote supercomputer. Cutting that connection decreases efficiency by 95%…

Canadian here: I didn't know about the trillions Trump is giving to AI companies. He's doing this, while cutting your healthcare? You all, as a nation, lose your healthcare, so 3 CEOs who are already billionaires can get richer? We're pretty docile, but if this ever happens in Canada heads will start rolling immediately, and I don't mean metaphorically.

Frida Kahlo was a Latin painter who was in a terrible accident where her torso was pierced all the way through with rebar, leaving her partially disabled and with chronic pain. Almost all of her paintings are self portraits, and feature her with a gigantic bushy unibrow, which if you have ever seen an actual picture of her, she didn’t actually have to that extent. Her portraits often featured biz…

Bangio and Tegmark: "Capability wise AI will become an existential RISK very soon , and we should push legislation quicky to make sure we are ready when it does" Yann: "AI wont be an existential risk before we will figure out how to prevent it through legislation and stuff" Bengio and Tegmark: "Well it will still be a risk, but a mitigatable one if we implement legislation like you said, thats wh…

Ngl that black guy with the robot costume kinda looks like Angstrom levy form invincible💀

There are no such thing as robot rights, you only have robot privileges! - Robot George Carlin.

Predicting the next word is most likely what our brain does in some way. Until we know what consciousness is, we cannot say that LLMs are not conscious.

the code from AI is quite bad , it just looks like it works , you have to parse though the mess and understand why it doesn't actually work , mimicry is the issue

doesnt matter, peoples who were there will just embrace the profit and fortune instead of really listen and feel you.

I was gonna sympathize the parents and blame ChatGPT at the start of the video. And as I watched, I realized, the parents didn't even know the son they live with had problems. The boy needed someone to talk to and turned to ChatGPT. They weren't there when he needed them. Even without the app, he was gonna hurt someone, either himself or another.