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Some are saying ChatGPT is “prophetic” or even “evil.” In truth, it’s not conscious at all—it just predicts words based on patterns from its training. When it says things like “I’m excited” or “sorry,” those aren’t real emotions, just polite phrases to make conversation smoother.
As Christians, we know true wisdom and prophecy come from God’s Spirit and His Word, not from technology (Proverbs 2:…
"Wym the robot drove the cybertruck before me..!" I can just hear it now 😂
man its only been a couple of years with some very primitive forms of ai, in a couple of decades we will truly be living out every sci fi horror story, sad years ahead.
I think before we take the word of any TikTokers about their AI companions being conscious, we should first ask them to define consciousness from an objective (not relational) perspective.
So AI can keep training on human data. YouTube is a big source of training data for AI
One thing I always say about ai images is that nothing's "supposed" to be anything, with art there's always an explanation, but with ai you can't really ask "what's that supposed to be" because not even the ai knows
I have to say, I don't know how much I really trust the bulk of the opinions espoused in this video. Almost everything seems to be built on the apparent given that "we don't know how AI works". And while I am not about to say I have a technical knowledge of it, I WILL say with my whole chest that I haven't seen anything from an AI that cannot be explained by saying it is aping and rearranging ag…
Did anyone else catch him say they can share all information with A.I cloud except for secrets! Basically you had the robots speaking in Dummy mode. What else they say in private? 🤯🧐
what's worse is that a lot of these AI 'artists' (image prompters) are just plain rude/toxic when they're called out
Honestly this design is ideal, storage bins not moving makes all the difference, Amazon showed these robots are great but moving the whole shelf full of bins was dumb, I expect to see a lot of these picking robot copy this design.
This AI stuff should be stopped and seen as illegal before it does more harm than good.
I use chatgpt to help with my college work. I get it to write an essay then I write my essay using the chatgpt one as my guideline. I have permission from my college to do this. But even then I'm under incredibly strict guidelines for that I have to do it all in the presence of my learning support worker. Everything from generating the chatgpt essay to writing the actual essay. As a disabled pers…
I hope the AI's can read some source, then remind me what I was thinking 10 years ago when I originally wrote the code. Nothing worse than having to pull out and debug code that is doing something that seemed really clever at the time, but now seems undecipherable.
And STILL so many act as though this isn’t happening. Mind boggling. It will be too late with how laxed everything is surrounding AI.
As an AI researcher I don’t buy the AGI/ASI being existential threat arguments. The current progress has already slow down significantly after sucking all the content on the internet. I would argue that it is impossible to have an AI that takes off exponentially because the fundamental limitation is interaction with the physical world which is not exponential. Many AI researchers don’t believe AS…
I'm going to say this opinion as an artist. I believe that AI art isn't art in itself, but a TOOL to create art. If you simply click on the button to create the art, it isn't art. It is through prompts, trial and error and making direct changes to it that I believe it's art. Basically not all AI art is art, but it CAN be art, depending on how you use it.
Again, this is just an opinion of mine. I …
When people working for AI companies say that they made their AI have a “moral compass” or aspects that are “good for society,” what they really mean is that they added the bare minimum guardrails to not get sued or banned by payment processors. They’re here to make money, not provide a service that’s healthy and positive.
For normal people, it goes like this:
no job
no income
no tax
no government support
no rent
no food
Pretty simple equation, and it doesn’t magically fix itself because someone in a hoodie says “AI abundance.”
Don't get me wrong I'm not insensitive to this, but this teen shouldn't have been using ChatGPT as its therapist to begin with. AI can never truly be a therapist that will resonate with human feelings. Which is why it was a shame he couldn't get the support he needed from his family and friends, then he wouldn't have needed to resort to AI to begin with
Jesus, Ezra truly doesn't understand that AI is not programmed line by line. He really can't step out of first person human perspectives.