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Nowadays I think of a product and I see it automatically pop in my browser
AI art is for people who hate the concept of art but really just want to rub it in on the artists who called them cringe on twitter
Hopefully someone runs Shad's book through AI that rewrites his book almost word for word with slight alterations and the artwork slightly altered and I hope someone publishes it and cuts into his profits.
Shad won't have a problem with it because according to him it's not theft.
Many people are missing the point to the Google analogy. AI hiring systems will learn associated characteristics of a nurse or programmer or what have you from similar datasets. That's not so much the problem- it's what happens next. It discriminates against people who don't meet the average characteristics. The AI system may throw out a resume for a nursing position that has the words "Boy …
Good video! It is nice that you are taking the time to point out where it manifests concretely in the present world. Many other discussions on the subject revolve around automatic guilt. This video seems to start with a different approach and hopefully will appeal to a wider audience, not simply preaching to the choir. The counter-bias briefly mentioned at the end is what worries me. It should b…
This is perhaps the best descripton of AI I've ever heard. But it only deals with the POSITIVES of this new technology while scrupulously avoiding the NEGATIVES. In my opinion, mankind won't even live long enough to either enjoy or completely understand all of the intracacies of it. If you need the best example of this concept, simply read the Gothic novel, "Frankenstein," written by a teenage…
2:49 you were talking about laying people off in call centres by using automation to replace them, and I suddenly remembered I was supposed to call Ikea today. Thanks.
I really hope AI training will have to pay some sort of royalties in the future
Honestly the bit about people using AI to manipulate elections hits close to home, especially since i watch that stuff for clients on AICarma and it changes so fast.
Heard Pneumatic Workflow integrates well with AI tools; I’m excited to see how it enhances my automation.
Police: "Facial recognition technology works perfectly!!!! It helps us identify criminals instantly!!!!"
Person: "But it targets black people and more specifically targets them when there is no crime being committed...."
Police: "......facial recognition technology works perfectly!!!!!!"
OpenAI's Sam Altman said they will also hold to that standard. Imagine if Microsoft did to and the military tried to ban Windows
Honestly, it's not even just the fact it's A.I. doing this, it's the fact that they didn't double-check/fact-check. They believed the A.I. without a doubt
I just recently discovered this channel and this is the best episode I’ve seen so far. The writing and research are out of this world. Considering that I’m a year late to this party, it’s crazy to think how much AI has evolved since then.
The issue you don't seem to understand is that Chat GPT is incredibly deficient in ways that have nothing to do with "gut feelings". Despite having a wealth of information it cannot integrate it all in a meaningful way, the way humans can. Take the example with CHAT GPT removing the comment after making it. If it really understood the world it existed in, it would know that it's futile to do so, …
Anytime large sums of money are involved all ethics and morals go out the window.
One day AI engineers will be hunted by the terminators they helped build.
XPeng's robot can even walk backwards in this same video clip to adjust its position, but it was cut a bit too early.
It does psychic damage to me when someone says they know a friend whose really good at Ai image generation. like how does one get good at this? It’s like saying I have a friend that’s really good at Google search.
AI is a large language model- it takes known human conversations from everything thats ever been documented (internet and literature) and responds averaging those captured comments. Bottom line- most everything is averaged gibberish and AI does not create knowledge or unknown solutions to problems. Its a language averaging response modulation machine.
Think of our inner worlds as a spectrum. We all talk to ourselves in our heads, and some people have a much more vivid imagination. Sometimes, without the right support, that can make things feel confusing.
What gives me comfort is knowing that people with schizophrenia can and do live full, meaningful lives. It's about learning to manage the symptoms with self-compassion, which is a brave thing…