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The difference with digital art and AI art is that with digital art you are still actively drawing and not just relying on a machine to make slop for you
I'm less worried about super intelligent AI taking over than I am about the 10 American billionaires that have already taken over.
am I the only one hearing ChatGPT *sound* more agitated and anxious the more questions the guy asks
I think this is actually a pretty good litmus test: would you do the same thing for any member of your company? (And, the corollary, do you think the company would do it for any other members?)
Anyone who loses a child deserves compassion. Would you ever spend $30 on a coworker's birthday? That's the difference.
Well this explains how the AI gets passed the 3 laws of robots. the programmers arent allowed to add them until 10 years into the war with skynet. gotcha
In 1890, Tchaikovsky was commissioned by the Imperial Theater to compose the music for The Nutcracker. Shortly after accepting this job, his sister passed away. No AI generated sounds, as technically accurate as they may get, could ever replicate the feeling of grief and melancholy written into Pas de Deux. Technical composition isn't what has moved people to tears for over 130 years. For that re…
"is THIS going to ruin the economy, or spark the next world war? find out in next week's episode of Twenty Eighteen!"
People don’t understand why we don’t like AI generated images over human created works, and I usually shoot back with we have machines that can throw the perfect pitch and hit a home run every time yet people still pay hundreds of dollars to go watch people, who are not nearly as good as the machine, do it instead.
that "apple ai summary of a breakup text" image genuinely disturbed me on such a visceral level i didn't even know what emotion i was feeling, i just immediately paused the video, got up, and went to go snuggle up with my family in the living room for a while
i down right object to a future where communication with people gets summarized down into sterile reports on what they said
\> Especially as AI hallucinations, if missed, can be introduced as part of the record that future AI models draw from.
This is, I think, what people are missing, not just in this case but across a variety of fields. AI will generate bad results that other AI will then ingest and reinforce. It's a feedback loop that will especially apply to results that people want as results. In other words,…
I’m not afraid of ai, I’m afraid of what corporations and the government can and will do with it and the information it scrapes.
How many people here don't like talking to chat bot to resolve a support issue?
This is a solid idea, but It’s weird to act like you’ve engineered some major breakthrough and “created” something here. You’ve asked ChatGPT to ask you questions.
"We need a lot of water to power these data centres, where can we build them?" "I know! Lets build them where there's not enough water to begin with!" Like, what?!?!??!?
We have reached peak stupidity. A sneaker company just puts the word AI in its name and is now worth 600% more overnight? The market needs to crash like tomorrow.
A carpenter from my locality also using AI. I was amazed to see his skill and adaptation of new technologies...
Saying we need to develop AI so that we can fight against its misuse in the future is like saying we need to develop dangerous viruses in labs so that we can fight against them in the future. We all know how that worked out.
I don't comment on YouTube videos but I needed to here. I spend every day of my life deep in AI working with Software Engineers and companies and this is the very first time I've seen any politician talk about this topic seriously and with a focus on the people of the world not just billionaires. This video needs to be screamed from the halls throughout the world and hopefully have people take a …
Something fun I always like to share. I had to fly through China and Qatar on my way back from the Philippines. In both places, *US Customs* and the airline demanded we submit for facial recognition scan. When I asked, they told me it was the only way to get onboard.
US companies have been doing this in nations where they know you a) do NOT want to be left dealing with local authorities, and b) …
Can you imagine how tough it would be to get an acting gig when a computer generated AI version of Robert De Nero (in his prime) is available for less money.