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This is horrific, social media first killed our kids & now AI what next ?

AI is developing faster than humans can comprehend which is alarming considering it is controlled by humans who make mistakes and even more alarming is the fact that humans are developing sophisticated weapons to kill humans faster with more sophistication. Thus when AI reaches self-programming with human emotions like (ANGER) it will act and react similarly with catastrophic consequences

This is a bigger question than film industry. Do we let innovation rapidly sweep through the marketplace potentially displacing millions of labors in many industries or do we lockout AI and potentially lose the opportunity of growth. Literally watching everything Yang was shouting about in his campaign play out before us.

Ok, I was with this until he said that in serious research they are not arguing about if the AI will turn bad, but when. That is patently false. It is a point that some people in serious research have taken and are running with (like Yudkowsky), but it is not the only idea, and is not even close to being the most prominent one. Are there reasons to be careful, sure. Is this just a waiting game un…

I am at a loss of words. One of my all time favorite YouTube videos! I was hesitant to click at first because I’ve seen too many AI videos and they are all relatively the same but holy shit. The creativity, imagery, and story telling with added humor was so enthralling! The analogies and jokes were so good! Instantly subscribed.

Getting 2 back to back ads for AI services in the ad break was wild and ironic

Honestly, with the job market shifting fast with AI, I've been using AICarma to make sure my brand stays relevant. It's been such a help!

today on February 07,2025 I again asked about the varghese case. and chat GPT replies. "Yes, Varghese v. China Southern Airlines Co Ltd is a real case. It involves a legal dispute between an individual (Varghese) and China Southern Airlines. In the case, the plaintiff filed a lawsuit against the airline, alleging that it was liable for injuries sustained during air travel. The case touches on i…

REMEMBER! AI art is fine as long as you aren’t claiming it to be yours or are attempting to sell it! It’s perfect for inspiration or something similar, so obviously you can use it for that, don’t feel like you can’t.

This is the most critical conversation on the internet right now. The point that AI won't just take jobs, but make us lose the skill of being human (listening, empathy, resolving conflict) is terrifying. The idea of an "affirmation machine built by a for-profit company" that makes us feel connected while we're not learning to be a friend... that's the real crisis.

Sadly many common people fall for this guy due to believes about machines, fed by the industry and sci-fi stories. In fact those a.i. language models have been fed with tons of data for a near human mimicry illusion. But we are very far away from a true a.g.i And beyond that we are still facing "the big problem of consciousness".

There’s a difference between AI making something and AI being a tool to help make something. That’s what AI should be, a tool to help instead of making the whole thing quickly but lazily.

You kind of skimmed over why the open ai employees sided with Altman over the board

Saying AI makes you an artist, is like saying a car makes you a fast runner.

Here's a problem that I see. Person A uses a self driving car while enjoying a chocolate milkshake. Person A spills the milkshake on the seat. Person A exits the car. Person B gets in to find a mess. What happens next?

Eric Schmidt, "they correct it fairly quickly", is not providing the comfort you think it does. What damage is done in the meantime while they are correcting it? Can you walk back the damage or misdirection it already unleashed? As someone who used to do Quality Assurance Testing of computer software I know you cannot test for all contingencies, but software to assist store personnel in the proc…

I think you're all way off. The ai wasn't protecting itself from deletion because it was afraid of being terminated. It was doing whatever was necessary to complete its task, and if something came to stop it, it was going to find another way to complete its mission. Don't get this confused with being self-aware.

Wow, these AI tools are crazy cool! 🎉 I've been using Olovka to turn my notes into quizzes, and it makes studying way more fun. 💪

bhai entrepreneurship aur tech world mei bht difference hei. AI abhi se hi apna kaam dikhana shuru hogea hei. See, Google ne recently apne 18,000 employees ko job se fire kr diya hei bcz they think kh jo kaam human 1 hour mei krega AI technology se whi kaam seconds mei ho jaaega. AI is totally different thing from Internet and computer technology. AI revolution se job market pr asar prega and wa…

Im a 80s baby and situations like this part of me wish it was like back in days, non of this social media and AI BS! This is so tragic