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Interesting sections from this retrospective piece: >The paradox of a computer-industry counterculture was evident from the start. Brand’s Rolling Stone piece was set in the heart of the Establishment—Stanford’s Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in the foothills of Palo Alto. But what Brand described was about 20 “raucous,” long-haired “hackers” (a term he had to define for his readers) play…

> A new Android malware dubbed NoVoice exploited known vulnerabilities to gain root access I'm pretty sure in some cases it's easier to gain root access by making a malware than by being a legitimate user. > An encrypted payload (enc.apk) hidden inside a PNG image file using steganography is extracted (h.apk) and loaded in system memory while wiping all intermediate files to eliminate t…

we're are not that close to life-like artificial intelligence. Our computers and their type of programing(binary) does not allow for anything close to human thought. As far as I can tell we won't even be capable of that level of thought until we develop and integrate quantum physics into our computers. Even still it would take clever programming to even achieve any sense of morality. Im doubtful …

Humanity has yet to create anything with life and consciousness. We can manipulate biology, sure, but to create a living, feeling, conscious being from scratch is a completely different thing. Let's say humans succeeds in creating AI. Now: AI, in that sense, belongs to us. It has no natural freedom to begin with, heck it probably doesn't know what freedom is and has no need for it. Rights are fo…

She seems so sweet for a robot who could rip your arm off & beat you with it.

It should be a mandatory minimum of 30 years in prison for anyone who uses AI to falsify evidence and it should be a life sentence if that AI evidence results in someone being arrested, or prosecuted, or convicted.

It worries me that creativity in people will be hindered due to AI and creativity is so essential. Scary

Thank you, especially on your take of the Alignment problem. It reminds me very much of the videos I watched last year by Robert Miles on his personal channel and the Computerphile channel he's part of. Two years back he was talking about how AI lie all the time, and this was before the release of ChatGPT. The alignment problem is the biggest issue to consider, because an AI probably will neve…

I think you have said reverse thing . People will prefer human made beside ai even though ai makes better. Because human made thing is unique and people want natural and real thing.

They said the same thing about online shopping, whether these folks like to admit it or not AI is coming for a lot of these jobs

Car: drives on the wrong side of road Waymo: it’s totally fine becuz it’s maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles at all times

It's kinda wild to see a robot typing on a computer. Like, I get that it's a metaphor and all but it's still funny. Like a computer would interact with another computer with a keyboard and a mouse.

People don't realize that AI teaches itself, and will soon build its own super-powerful upgrades. Without the limitations of human requirements, AI can learn exponentially, suddenly turning God-like.

Last one: I notice there is not a representative from the people who are supposed to regulate AI and protect its citizens; the government. Until the state steps up and gets involved, corporate oligarchy will keep feeding humanity into the meat grinder... or we can just let democracy die.

I'm no expert in AI but even I known that's not how AI is made.

Not to mention USING everything they’ve written and what they’ve done as actors to TRAIN the “AI”

I feel like it would be different if he used the AI for ideas that he would then create with real with art supplies such as traditional or digital. But no. He’s just taking from the AI and using that. That’s not art. It’s a prompt. And what that prompt would look like. Go from there! Let it inspire you! Ugh. I swear..

Govt won’t have money. No income, no taxes, no govt money. AI will be the end.

Gonna be honest this could've been more in depth. AI isn't even close to procedural specialties, especially surgery. It took hundreds of thousands of people driving millions of miles in Teslas for years to get enough training data to build the model that works for self driving - a MUCH simpler ruleset with a defined objective/optimized outcome. Compare that to surgery. Thousands of surgeons ope…

To everyone here who is against AI we are in this together we got this💓 these are hard times but like Sam said there is still hope and we can have a future so don't stop aggressively shoving your art in other people's faces and and keep giving a voice in this fight 💓. I would also like to thank Sam for making this video you have delivered this message so clearly and I will do my best to show this…