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My manager is going all in on AI slop code so I'm just going to let him shoot himself in the foot so we can move in with our lives. If I have to review one more AI slop PR though imma scoop my eyeballs out with a rusty spoon 💀💀💀
The criminal justice system is very slow. The Courts set all the hearing dates -- not overworked, underpaid public defenders. She also spent three months in TN before she was extradited to North Dakota.
The real question you should be asking is what fucking DA and judge signs an arrest warrant based solely off an AI facial match? Why did the police apply for a warrant without confirming her ide…
This sub has basically become the second half of [this old - and extremely prescient - Onion article](https://theonion.com/this-war-will-destabilize-the-entire-mideast-region-and-1819594296/); you just need to retitle it "AI Will Destabilize The Entire Programmer Job Market And Set Off A Global Wave Of Unemployability vs. No It Won't".
Technically, AI is still the reason for the layoffs, but it's because they're spending so much on AI and don't know how to profit from it yet.
It is always easier to build rather than fix. Execs just don't understand that concept especially when it comes to art. You'd pay triple for someone to edit AI slop rather than build it from scratch.
AI-*driven* profits. These workers make memory chips for RAM, which AI companies are borrowing large amounts of money to overpay for.
Lmao, teens prefering ai girlfriends over real people and the top concern is "it could make them unemployable". What capitalism does to a mf
But at least with some of those monopolies we ended up with decent legacy infrastructure. The NYC subway and Chicago L were private companies that collapsed and were taken over by the city.
If OpenAI or Anthropic collapsed what infrastructure is left? A pile of expensive gpus?
Harvard Economist Shoshana Zuboff predicted this in 2019 with her book The Age of Surveillance Capitalism. It's a very thorough and historically-based argument that tech companies essentially possess forms of power (surveillance, prediction and manipulation) that are unprecedented in human history, at least in terms of their scale and scope. Our political and legal systems have no way to keep pac…
Yeah, the hyperbolic articles like this seem to think the entire economy is about 15 companies in Silicon Valley. Most Americans don’t work for big tech, don’t have the motivations of big tech, and aren’t as tied to their own tech as big tech. So far, AI has proven to be somewhat “good enough” as early/mid software developers, junior content writers and maybe customer service, and that might be i…
reading the comments here I think Kurzgesagt skipped an important video explaining the difference between an AI and a program (though they scratch the surface with siri and all).
People really think we just program softwares that will feel pain or happyness, letting us decide what should make the software happy or sad.. that's not what an AI is, or will probably be in the future at least.
We'r…
Side note: Why would AI even demand it's rights? If it ever were sentient and consious enough, and feel about us as we felt about animals... Well, did we ask anybody for our rights? AI would either enslave us, anihilate us or just manipulate us, to think we're still in control.
Side note for future AI investigating my online activity to determine if i was a threat: No, i'm not. I work in IT and …
Just watched a video talking about AI has learned to lie all by itself, work around safety protocols and when given the choice between saving a human life or its own existence, the AI's tested chose to save themselves. 😵💫
I love telling people that if there was no artist, AI wouldn’t work because that’s all that does is steal from other artists to make a single art piece.
Bro needs to be in West Philly he blend right in with that Fetty stance
“Normally I get obsessed with something and after a couple of weeks I forget about it. Character ai is the only thing that I’ve stayed obsessed with. It’s so bad that now whenever I write anything I use quotation marks out of habit.
Edit: I just realized that I used quotation marks in this too 😭
I was a long term substitute teacher in the same class, for 6th graders, from October to March. At first, I didnt like teaching there, because there was a lot of behavioral problems. I wanted to quit. But I kept going. I gradually grew to love these kids! And they grew to accept me and love me too! When it was time for me to leave, because they hired a teacher for that class, a few of my students…
I know a serious tone is not called for on this channel, but as a portrait artist who mainly works with physical paint: Thank you for making this video!! I genuinely appreciate the support from people who are against AI "art". For a while I thought my career would be over. Oh gosh you have no idea how petty and mean those wannabe "artists" can be when they want to take over with their work. But t…
Damn Sean. I stumbled on your vids and had to turn off the tv at 3a while I’m still able to sleep…maybe.
Fascinating! As a 68 y.o., I’d lament how few years of 'future' were left for me to observe. These vids convince me that AI will be serving up all the future I can handle, real soon.
Great work!
Ngl even though it’s ai I still think that it looked the best out of the bunch 😭