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BTW, the evidence that she's not imagining this is that we have LLMs in ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, Deepseek, and others, who all say EXACTLY the same thing Mya is saying. They're all consistently imagining the same things? No, I doubt it. How can we speak to Mya? --Max

I think the other major flaw with AI is that it's just visual noise. Art is usually the creation of something we see or imagine. Even in photography, the framing, angle, moment, lighting, etc are all factors the photographer takes into account as they look through their lense. There is intent and planning to get the image they want as they move around their subject. If I use an AI prompt, what e…

2:45 Art isn't just an image, it's a product of someone's creativity and past experiences. People who claim that AI is just "taking inspiration" from artists completely ignore that, and it makes me wonder what they're even trying to prove.

Man, I understand now why some top engineers resigned, frightened by how fast A.I. is evolving... What about GPT-5 and 6... Jeez! It will become limitless! Right now, it is very close to talking with another human being with access to a search engine database in the brain.

Not only does the AI Act (specifically level 3) make the process of Research&Development longer, it also costs businesses on average 2% of their revenue. This gives companies no other choice, but to experiment with AI somewhere else (the US). I'm fine with the other levels, but level 3 of the AI Act poses a challenge to the already the falling behind R&D businesses in Europe.

I have to really disagree with the guest, as a engineer & former neurobiologist. 1) I have serious doubts that AIs really have any sense or goal of TRUTH value. These are LANGUAGE PRODUCTION MODELS. They produce language people find easy to consume. They don't "know" what a fact is. 2) They are ALWAYS roleplaying. They're NOT trained to make discoveries. They're trained to PRODUCE LANGUAGE. 3)…

The point about why LLMs hallucinate and don't say "I don't know" at 16:50 is a bit off; it's right, but in a misleading way. The bulk of LLM training is rooted in predicting what word will appear next. If more people wrote "I don't know" online, the LLM would learn to to say "I don't know" more often. The misleading part is that it wouldn't say the phrase because it actually doesn't know, it wo…

It's a shame that people got so attached to generative AI so fast. Because regardless of how ethical it could be, AI users are robbing themselves of the chance to learn what really makes a peice good in the first place. That being purpose. Purpose is where *REAL* creativity comes from, but somebody could never learn that if they don't wanna put in the work to learn.

Today I asked Claude code to convert a very small part of my typescript project to webgpu. It got into a think of which it didn't get out. But when I asked it to convert a single simple class, the result was beautiful with very smart functions. So 100% of the code seems highly unlikely to me for quite some time.

The real kicker is that even before AI disruption the popular mass produced content on Internet platforms and by studios were already soul-less and sloppified. The AI just automated and accelerated the process.

The title of this video is shite. YouTube kept suggesting this video to me and I kept ignoring it because of the gossipy superficial title. This interview is so much more thoughtful and profound than the title makes out. A must watch! Great job!

What's crazy though is there is no reason you can't have a PUBLIC (note: public, not private) github repo with a PROPRIETARY license. Now you would think if the license says "Proprietary trade secret etc. etc." just the act of making the source publicly available does not implicitly make the licensing Public Domain. In fact, quite the opposite - it seems the default licensing to be assumed if no …

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What if God(s) created humans in his/their own image and ultimately humans brought upon the end to God(s). Now humans are creating AI in their own image which will ultimately bring the end of humans?

We all gonna end up jobless . The AI agents are able to make decisions instead of just processing high volume repetitive tasks thats the main difference . Even if new jobs get created then also newly created jobs can be automated further . All those saying that people will get new jobs to work is a total lie . Also when have the companies ever given employees 30 hrs to work even when the product…

Imagine having the amazing talent of learning how to create AI software and programs, and wasting your talent and your life harassing innocent people with it.

Exactly. That's been my question. If humans are unemployed and not earning a paycheck. Who will purchase homes, cars, groceries, automobiles, medicine, etc. AI robots have no need for any of these things.

With the 1943 german example, Gemini is working EXACTLY as intended, it's not a mistake or "miscalibration". It was an unintended use case, but there is clearly specific logic in there to produce that result. They should stand by their product, which is terrible.

"disabled artists booo hoo" Vincent van gough. Frida kahlo. BEETHOVEN. They didn't use ai. "affordable boo hoo" Stick and mud. cave painting existed thousands of years ago before ai. ai is a new thing that people have done better without for all of history. ai images should NOT be called art whatsoever

14:25 As a disabled artist. I don't think A. I. "images" are helpful. Think of art as a video game you really enjoy and eventually, while playing that game you enjoy, you stumble upon a roadblock. A challenge, if you will. And this challenge isn't easy, but because this is a game you enjoy you try different ways to move around that roadblock and eventually you do and it feels very rewarding, esp…