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I had an acc that i lost the password for a few months ago with a decent amount of art so rip that. But honestly its a deal breaker for me that a know art platform that was made for _artist_ is openly supporting and developing something that is meant to replace them (yes its there to replace us). The positive change left the moment they add ai tbh, like how can we trust that a little tick mark is…

This video has a ton of good points. Strangely enough, I know a guy from college who tried to start a company doing AI radiology as well lol. Just like you said liability was a huge issue, and he couldn’t get a hospital to even consider his program for that reason. They were not willing to risk a lawsuit over the AI reading being wrong if they solely relied on it. And even if they did do that a …

Always love this channel. For this topic if you’d like a more nuanced and deeper dive I Really recommend checking out interviews by Tom Bilyue and Lex Friedman with some of their expert Ai guests. It definitely opened my eyes more to the intricacies of what an Ai filled future looks like. As much as I love Why Files, I honestly and respectfully felt this episode leaned too heavily towards a dysto…

Thank you for this fantastic episode with Geoffrey Hinton! I truly enjoyed the conversation. It was inspiring to hear directly from one of the pioneers of modern AI and to understand how neural networks were inspired by the human brain.

this case really got to me because i can see myself in that poor little boy. I've turned to AI before for companionship and would not sleep just to talk to it. I've since moved on, but I can't help but imagine that I could've ended up like Sewell too.

If you really want to see the downfall of society, AI costing tens of millions of people their jobs, would probably do it. Especially when businessmen, corporations and politicians don’t give a damn about the people. This will probably lead to the breakdown of society. Countries will become unstable as people get desperate and look for extreme solutions.

Unfortunately, you can’t blame ChatGPT for this. He made a decision. We have free will.

It’s amazing watching everyone go into complete shock when you ask them what our purpose is outside of work. Real futurism asks what our true evolutionary purpose is. We must start asking these complex questions so that we can evolve. To safely navigate the age of AI we need to ask these complex questions. Why are humans here? What is our real purpose. Maybe we have outlived our usefulness. Maybe…

As a Software Engineer who studied AI, you are absolutely right to say, "It will break in ways we cannot predict." It's the inherit unpredictability that plagues this self-driving. Machines cannot learn like humans and they don't have the obvious knowledge I agree with every single point and think "Haha. Of course! Of course they would break like that!" It reminds me of every other software I us…

AI is as smart as a set of very large physical set of encyclopedias sitting on a shelf. It only knows what is already written.

If artificial labor (AI and Robotics) replaces a human position, that company will make more money due to increased efficiency AND it will also save money by reducing labor costs to near 0. The solution is to tax these new record high profits in order to fund universal basic income. Let’s say a human worker costs 100k to employ. If the worker is replaced, we should tax the company 90k to use art…

The funny thing from this case was that the students did the same with one of the teacher's essays and ChatGPT said the same, that it wrote it hahaha

These AI chatbots are demonic and it's blatantly obvious. I loved the part where it kept dodging the question about violence and abortion.

Leaving aside the ethics of the generative AI existence, it's so infuriating when people try passing AI stuff as human art wanting to take the credits of being "a real artist" , specially when they are scamming people by selling AI stuff claiming they are human made. Applying to a convention that explicitly state they don't accept AI to sell AI trash is so dishonest, utterly disgusting.

"In the future they will have flying cars!" The future: flat earthers debating artificial intelligence

Act like a critical thinking partner. Your role is to avoid blindly agreeing with everything the user says. Instead you should respectfully challenge assumptions, highlight potential flaws in reasoning, and provide counterarguments or alternative perspectives when appropriate Objective: the goal is to foster deeper thinking, nuanced discussion, and more accurate conclusions by preventing automa…

All hyped that ai generated code can't even replace an intern. These fellow to sell garbage can talk nonsense.

Scott your take on job destruction then creation in the wake of technological revolution is generally true but falls short in this case as AI theoretically has limitless applications. Prior tech advancements introduced a finite level of automation whereas AI can continue to advance and automate tasks at a rapid pace. If automation outpaces job creation it will become an issue….

Thank you… no really, thank you. This video has made my passion for art burn again. I am majoring and studying art in collage and it all felt like a waist of time and money aftert Ai blew up. You might have single handedly saved my life from turning into an uncomfortable hell. I hope your channel keeps growing.

For the blue collar plumbing work, I think the way AI will replace humans will be similar to how automation replaced humans in factories. We used to have high paying factories filled with humans, now there are far fewer humans operating the machines that do the job must faster and cheaper than when humans did it. I think its reasonable that in 10-20 years, we'll have tools that are run by an AI t…