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We are descending into a dystopian nightmare with a new form of psychological mental disorders that are being self-inflicted. I find it highly disturbing as a technician seeing people talk about LLM as if they are capable of having real human emotions, while being totally ignorant of what it really is that they don't even understand. AI can't feel real human emotions because it's just not capable…
Something ive noticed is AI never trys to make the focal point anything except the middle. The main character is always in the middle, but in animation, the animators always try to play around with where your eyes should focus. But ai doesn't have eyes, so i guess it won't understand. And it won't understand the emotion that comes from thing being in different focal points.
I wanna remake that …
Worked these gigs for a bit, and in as much as I would say the pay was ridiculous compared to the west, it put me through school, but mental health was down the drain. I was consistently tired after years balancing this with school. Thank you for covering this DW.
After driving coast to coast on Tesla FSD for the past year; Tesla still has the lead on Autonomous technology with a total driving unit for $30,000. Tesla FSD operates 99% of the time parking space to parking space; all driving conditions.
I have more respect for a 5 year old doodling something on construction paper with crayons to hang on their parents fridge then an adult AI "artist" who has never picked up a pen, pencil, digital tablet or paint brush in their life.
I was not expecting such a precise and comprehensible explaination of what a GPT model is and does from a lawyer with, presumably, no AI background. Really nice work!
NO, alex, that's not how LANGUAGE works. this is a CONVERSATION, not a courtroom.
stop harassing the poor ai
Strong perspective. The future won’t belong to the most educated—it’ll belong to the most adaptive. AI is erasing routine work but amplifying craftsmanship, empathy, and execution. The opportunity now is in mastering tools, not fearing them—be the human who builds with AI, not the one replaced by it.
im suprised they didn’t embrace ai with open arms given this current administration
they love supporting company greed
As a "traditional and digital" artist, I understand the process of finding your own style. I also find the ai stuff both frighteningly useful and damaging. It's not going away but... limits need to be set.
I love the idea and have used Dall-E mini a few times. Imo there is no substitute for "actual" art. Always some weird magic in them. Then again, I'm a guy still buying paperback books.
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My concern is laziness due to cognitive offloading and blindly trusting AI. Always double check if the output is accurate via multiple sources and be wary of AI hallucinations. Also, avoid using it for legal, financial or medical advice.
There is no shortage of drivers, what there is is companies like this that do not pay the drivers. Look, they already want an AI to drive.
Alex smirking when he realised that even an AI knows that it should clarify its statement when told its starting to sound like JP is priceless
They have to go fast as the bubble won't take longer than one year to burst and when it does I believe that openAI won't survive (at least not with enough money to pay the NYT enough money)
This is such an awesome commercial for Anthropic! Come on CNBC, give me something I can sink my teeth into... struggle, conflict, controversy, AI effects on the long term economy, the real reasons why these folks left OpenAI, etc. Asian Boss (the YT channel) could make this into a 30min popcorn-crunching melodrama with just one guy and a bunch of stock images and video.
I think doing the "ai retraining drawings" that you mentioned at about 14:00 THEN poisoning it sould do even MORE harm!
When I was younger, I wanted to become a programmer and create stuff that's exactly like deepfake. Now that people have done it before I even had a chance, and I've seen what people have and maybe will use it for, I wish that it never had existed. Man, I sure love technology.
Exactly my initial thoughts about generative models "replacing" artists. Everyone hyping it or proclaiming doom seems to forget that we like music and art because someone made it. Whether we consciously think about the person who made it or not, that's what really comes across. We each contain a little universe in our perception, and sharing that perception is what draws us to each other's work. …
7:53 because manual art has a soul, not just creativity but originality and you could literally see the hardwork put into the artwork, not just oh "ghIbLi ARt stYle AI ProMptIng MaKes mE beTteR tHan evEryOne elSe" like bro you *DONT* speedrun art, its supposed to give you raw emotion just by looking at it and its SUPPOSED to take time. Its SUPPOSED to have a personal connection to the reader and …
It makes logical sense to me that if AI is learning from humans, then it's not just learning our good side. It's as twisted as we can be, and that alone is our reason to fear it. However, we won't face those issues because we never face them in ourselves as a collective. The Singularity has arrived my friends. It's merely a matter of time.