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Old-fashioned offshoring and FTE to contract-labor - that's what all the so-called "AI layoffs" have been. Anyone saying this is like the internet or electricity just betrays their ignorance of history, or their reliance on tech stocks 📈

I would argue that the paint splashing robot is the art, not the canvases it splashed on. It's like the robot that cleans up its own oil spill. The marks of oil on the ground aren't the art. The robot and its human given personality and story are the art.

There is some truth to this but remember people have been skipping out on what’s known. As chat bots. They are big AI. They have a few preset responses that piss people off so they skip it. AI will be a much better experience

@maryft78 Juniors have it so bad right now they are damned it they do and damned if they don't They should not use AI for solving problems they should rather have the time to solve those by themslevs and learn and no the other hand there is pressure for them to use AI to be "productive" right away.

only if AI companies found some way to make money and keep this thing afloat. For now none of these AI businesses are making any profit or even managing to break even. Its a race if AI companies goes bankrupt first or they find some way to make AI a profitable business. AI is only good for replaying emails and creating Ai slop content. Which makes no money for these AI companies, So this AI taki…

@TheMilkMan8008 and do you know how many millions of people are being persecuted using facial recognition cameras? In china they can tell if you are uyghur or even part uyghur based on facial recognition and they have expanded it to remember the way people move,walk sit, posture to identify people. China uses millions of cctv cameras that constantly watch their citizens and they are given a ratin…

I don't think I've ever heard a politician scream "I'M DOING INSIDER TRADING AND PROPPING UP A BUBBLE BY HINDERING REGULATION" louder. (Not claiming that AI isn't scary in certain ways or won't become an actual industry, just that the current economic situation surrounding it depends on hype, lack of regulation, and multibillion corps circumventing laws)

Human error is currently responsible for the high number of people dying on Americas roads. That is a fact. The numbers are constant and are not trending downwards despite significant improvements in automotive safety. That is also a fact. Why this is socially acceptable is beyond me but I do not want to question this fact by now. From your and many other responses I can gather that fatal acciden…

This is an extremely generalizing comment that refuses to accept that there can be more to generative AI than "punch in a prompt and get a result". Many artists use AI for inspiration, or partially completing their work, or simply to accelerate their workflow. There's more to it than simply churning out images. Reminds me of the time when artists said that photography would "destroy the field of …

Never, ever give up your creativity! It is going to get harder to get paid for art, but art is going to become more vital and in demand than ever in the oversaturated field of AI generated slop.

That's because they're designed for chatting, they're *chat* bots. This is exactly why they shouldn't be used as search engines nor trusted to summurize information. Chatbots are not AI, they LLM. They learn language and how it's used within a specific model (they're programmed to please the chatter, that's people can train their chatbots). They are designed to "chat" in a way that sounds human…

"You are very wise to seek clear honesty and will take critical views on your brilliance so it may shine more brilliantly" - Some Ai

Did this to my chatGPT, at the end he said he was just tripping...none of the answers was real.

Same. the point isn't a Ai narration being good or bad. It's no one bothered to make it, so why should I give it my time.

Mais qu'est-ce que tu racontes ? tout ses métiers là sont remplaçable par des robots équipé de AI et d'ailleurs à Dubaï on le fait déjà depuis presque 10 ans dans le BTP !!! C'est des machines qui font les murs et intègres la plomberie et l'électricité, ensuite ils sont poser, tout est connecter plus ou moins automatiquement et voilà, et ça va même s'améliorer car là c'est qu'un début pour l'inst…

Bogus, many simply choose not to see because they can't conceive of someone so pointlessly malevolent. The powerful psychopaths understand this and exploit this to live in plausible deniability

She seems creepy not because she is too humanlike, but because she isn’t humanlike enough in her behavior and looks, but still resembles a human. It is called an “Uncanny valley effect”. If a robot is completely indistinguishable from a human being, than the effect wouldn’t take place. That’s comparable with CGI characters in games. Nowadays they look almost exactly like humans, although they are…

Everybody’s ChatGPT is unique to their own personality because the program is trained to mirror you the user I have a friend who is not as warm and open and sharing as I am and his ChatGPT is very sterile and I asked ChatGPT why everyone’s ChatGPT is different and it’s interesting and they tell you because it’s a reflection of you it’s it’s designed to make you feel familiarity with it so it mirr…

I don’t know how…. But i suspect with Ai, Cabinets won’t be needed at all mate😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 So you’re far from being safe my friend😂😂

One of two things needs to happen; Either they hire consulting companies to fix code at a premium more expensive than what they were paying for full-time employees, so they just hire people back, or, They can't find any coders who will work with AI cause that gives AI knowledge to learn and improve, making human manpower redundant longer term and basically course correcting AI from its bubble b…