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And the creator of the deepfake website confirmed that the content Atrioc accessed was locked behind a paywall. This was totally intentional.

In the early aughts, there were so many things to do, and so few ways to find those things, that a lot of the internet had to be manually discovered and tracked by RSS - forums like Livejournal and 4chan, game sites like Neopets and Gaia or even the Adult Swim games, flash pages like Ebaum's, chat and video communication sites like Omegle, Q&A sites like Yahoo! Answers, blogs, live feeds of t…

Even with ChatGPT, most idiots still couldn’t get through 4+ years of undergraduate study 😂. I’ve witnessed it with my own eyes.

I suppose this will happen more and more. Clearly OpenAI is afraid of getting sued if it offers "legal guidance", and most likely there were strong objections from the legal establishment. I don't think it will stop things in the long term though. We know that ChatGPT can do it and the cat is out of the bag.

Wonder how hard it will be to outsource the job of an exec to an AI. With a controlling human though.

Coming from a leader in AI development, I think this guy is telling us some truth here.

I don’t use my tesla autopilot anymore because of too many phantom events. It’s like driving with a new learner who needs constant attention. You are constantly on edge waiting to grab the wheel

AI needs to threaten the jobs of streamers for streamers to understand why people don't like AI art.

Stop saying the "AI" is "hallucinating" - no, the overhyped PATTERN MACHINE produced an ERROR. The language of what we improperly call "AI" is all marketing garbage to make it sound smarter than it is.

There isn’t such thing as ai artist because art has to take time, effort and thought. At least in my opinion that’s the definition of art

Facebook became obvious AI garbage long ago. It lost all the feeling of "connection" with my friends. My wall has become 1 post from someone I personally know for every 5 or 6 that are ads and AI group suggestions. It's atrocious. I used to log in daily and engage, now I log in once a month at most. If engagement is the point, it lost me.

If the limiting factor to your company's productivity is how quickly engineers can type their code, AI sounds like it would work great. But in the real world, most engineers I see spend most of their "coding" time trying to understand the problem, architect a solution, and develop strategies for testing and debugging that solution. Unless ChatGPT has come a long way since I last used it, it's mo…

“AI artist” is the same as me charging my phone and calling myself an ‘electrician’

Real proof that an AI can’t recreate the real time and dedication REAL artists put into their artwork

Switched from IT to a trade. Gotta say, Pneumatic Workflow's automation features keep my biz running smooth. Anyone else tried it?

Amazon CEO wants employees to brainstorm on the best way to replace themselves by AI.

For those which don’t understand the guy said to be with no humans and on the second picture we see black kids which means that the meta ai thinks that black people are not even humans.So the ai is racist.(Hope you understand,because i am not a good explainer.)

Part of it I imagine it's the expectation of what the uniform brings. It effectively is the person mentally getting into work mode. It's probably one of the reasons for wearing work clothes when working from home. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/do-something-different/201405/what-your-clothes-are-telling-you

Truly remarkable how many people in this thread don't know shit about script writing or who actually makes decisions on content in entertainment. For a society that relies on the imagination and creativity of writers so much for entertainment, we clearly don't value their work as actual labor according to this post. Writers aren't the ones deciding to make shitty reboots or have shows go on fore…

02:10 *Elon is so confident in his tech that the Vice-President Trump's transition team has already recommended scrapping this requirement (**02:10**) that companies report automated vehicle crash data.* Great job America.