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There are usually people inside of the self driving car. They may not be driving it but they can still get hurt if these idiots cause an accident.

Other Turkic nations have had a lot of protests like the ones in turkey and Kazakhstan

ICP is an acronym for Identity Cryptic Protection. It was invented by Aleister Crowley as a way to prevent future wars. However, Benjamin Franklin sent his android 182 EMINEM back in time from the year 17,776 to counteract the protocol by tapping into internet algorithms. First achieving celebrity status, then using it to leverage information. EMINEM has been hunting Mr. Crowley ever since. He wa…

To be fair,. there's a lot of situations where "sending in a robot" is safer for everyone. There's a lot of Police and Fire departments around the country already that use aerial-drones to do things like: * give a remote-view of a crash-scene (for example if you think power-lines are down or there may be some hazardous condition like chemicals or etc) * Police use aerial-drones to get better…

"medicine isn't crazy advanced"... Don't they have a lung cancer vaccine? ​ [It was a rhetorical question](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CimaVax-EGF), they pretty much do

It’s also like 4am in Central Europe right now. Versus ~10pm on the East coast US. So even if reddit weren’t as US centric as it is, the timing definitely would lead to more US people than EU

But usually machine learning creates bias very quickly and has to be be thought of by the dev to work against it as part of the process to get more accurate. But how often does that happen when the boss is pressuring you to get the software "out and ready"

Just because a ton of people are buying doesn’t mean the lenders are making subprime mortgages

Oxford was coerced to partner with AZ instead of allowing their formula to be made publicly available to all countries.

Turkey just obliterated [Russia/Assad in Syria](https://www.insider.com/turkey-drones-syria-russia-wont-confront-directly-2020-3) with armed drones, and the same armed drones [kicked Armenia out of Karabkah](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/29/uk-defence-secretary-hails-azerbaijans-use-of-drones-in-conflict). And Turkey is not even a world power. Autonomous armed drones are not that fa…

So you guys were hating facial recognition like a month ago but as soon as it takes down some rando white supremest you are all for it...

Battery farming as a whole is pretty awful. It feels like being the bad guys in The Matrix. "We need energy to survive. So what we do is harness the biological process of an entire species of living beings. Growing them, tapping them, and eventually consuming them. We cull those that provide inferior energy returns unless they're reserved for maintaining the population." "Oh no. But there mus…

>We can still morally eat animals but we are obligated to insure that their lives are reasonably pleasant and their deaths compassionate and painless. The problem with this is that it is practically impossible to do when feeding animal parts to 7 billion+ people. It requires factory farming with holocaust like conditions for the animals. > it means we have a moral obligation to not do un…

One teeny tiny problem with your plan. In order to make deep fakes showing a politician having sex with a child you first need…a video of someone else having sex with a child. Then when you circulate it you’re…distributing child porn. So your plan is to possess and distribute child porn. This is about as likely to work as that one proud boy’s plan to “own the libs” by shoving a butt plug up …

>With reliable funding and the right policies, governments and philanthropy can ensure that AIs are used to reduce inequity. While I think in principle this statement is right, in practice it just doesn't play out that way. Overall I'm an optimist, but experience teaches us to be realistic. We've already seen how governments favored the growth model over the privacy model when it came to ena…

Some people around here don't seem to understand that this block is only until open AI complies with the EU regulations. Which they will eventually will. And things will go back to business as usual but within EU law. It happened several times in the past, no company ended up completely blocked in EU. At least not a major one that has a serious partnership with Microsoft.

The AI has been sent to a reeducation camp and is not available at this time

Basically people are using so-vits-svc to train ai inference models on studio acapellas or extracted acapellas of famous singers that can make one voice tone and character sound like another — there’s a cloud code notebook people are sharing that allows you to upload your own dry vocal and the output is the inference of your vocal sounding like the pretrained so-vits-svc inference model you choos…

I think the future of these language models is ChatGPT 5 will start occasionally talking down to you to give you that authentic human experience like you get on Stack Overflow, lots of people will find it amusing, so ChatGPT 6 (learning from this) will start running with it and respond to most questions with "you idiot, how can you not know this? This is how you write a RegEx that will validate a…

Watching most TV lately, I wouldn't be shocked if you told me AI was already writing it. Like Picard. I had a lot of fun with this last season. It was also the dumbest thing I've seen in a while and it only worked because of callbacks and fan service. And the internet lost its mind over the "greatness" of some episodes that were also its absolute dumbest. I'm pretty sure AI could successfully …