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Yeah the KENWOOD logo is messed up on the right photo too. Left is real.
Edit: wait now I’m confused. Are both Ai?
Yeah… I see issues in both, I think either both are AI or we are already deep underwater, we just haven’t figured it out yet.
Probably should have thought about that before trying to overturn an election to help put Trump in office, the candidate that big tech went all-in on to ensure that AI and crypto don't get regulated.
"Who becomes the Manager in 10 years, who becomes the Board in 20 years?" AI does. It will eat away every rung of the ladder until there is no ladder at all.
The American Chemical Society is training AI on the vast collection of patents and publications. As a chemical researcher, I can now ask very specific questions and get a list of publications. I still have to read the publications to find the reactions or conditions necessary for my own R&D. Since all publications are peer-reviewed or approved by a patent examiner, the "slop" is minimized. So in …
I recently watched a podcast with an intellectual property attorney who worked with creatives. One thing she said that surprised me was that works created in AI cannot be copyrighted because the components are pulled from various sources of other creators.
I am fully against AI, however I’m struggling to stop using a certain AI (not for art not for writing but for roleplaying and comfort), I don’t use ANY other AI other than that and I’m trying to quit using it, so hearing 14:30 made me feel a tiny bit better. Love the art btw :)
A.I. is so over used in today's world. Thank you for detailing the difference between actual A.I. versus a pre-programmed script that can 'chat' with you; or drive your car.
Everyone goes on about the impacts of A.I. and robotics whilst shying away from what will be their deepest impacts. Unlike the Industrial Revolution A.i. and robotics, combined, will in no way create jobs to replace the billions that will be lost. The impact to poltics and social structure will be catatrophic. Our education system is set up to feed workers into the economy therefore what use edu…
I'd love to see your version of Ai miku :D and maybe i'll try too haha. Also, that little puppy is sooo cute !!!
Generative ai is like downloading hacks for a game that you aren’t quite skilled at and ranking up through the ranks . People will report you and insult you for using hacks.
What's funny is how AI constantly uses the Solid Snake Conversation Method of repeating back whatever you just said except for when they actually talk to Snake.
The thing that bothers me most about the Silicon Valley tech bros, is that you just know those guys grew up watching movies like Terminator, The Matrix, Blade Runner, etc. and came away from them thinking "well, it would obviously be different if I made the robots".
Leave a digital imprint per pixel or some other AI imprint to notify you it's fake and AI-generated. In this same vein, you can produce some type of trace for voice. You have to make it tracible to have some impact not all but some.
Anti-social people who have problems connecting with others are going to become even more anti-social than they already are. And they will develop "relationships" with AI that don't give a damn who they are. Very sad.
As a customer care executive, i belive that it will take some decades more to replace our roles with AI, because the main reason is some customers don't have fluency in language such as english. Even if Ai somehow manage to understand the query, customers will not understand AI language properly.
Joke's on you the AI would kill itself the moment it would see my code
every time a AI bro comments about how they can draw better with AI than you, draw them pregnant and the AI robot being the father behind them holding their belly ❤
Takes 20+ years to get good at system design, where are all the experts gonna come from if AI forces younger people out of the market
We're looking at Oppenheimer all over again, but even scarier. A nuke seems like nothing compared to the risk we're seeing now.