Browse Comments

4:15 wrong.. I worked in a hospital for nearly 6 years. They’re companies. Fact. Where they can cut they do. If a couple of people quit, they say they’ll find more staff but after seeing your unit can function without them even if it means a heavier workload, more stress, and burnt out care providers.. they adjust to paying less staff permanently

That’s how I feel about it. Whenever I learn something is ai generated, I just automatically don’t want to engage with it because it just connotes laziness and cheapness to me lol I don’t understand how people can’t view it as anything than that

So they want to regulate horn trade without allowing poaching? Maybe this actually could improve the situation.

There are a few things missed 1. Its not just public domain art, and some Ai tools have even been found with peoples medical records in their data 2. When an art piece is inspired by someone else, most artists will give credit to the original creator. AI tools don't even give you the ability to give references 3. Due to a monkey, an image without a human creator technically doesn't have a copyr…

Art isn't just pretty pictures, it's the story's that are told by the artist trough their art, in that sense AI can't really compete and that makes me hopeful for the future, even if the community doesn't stop it

Sorry I’m a little uneducated on foreign policy. Putin can’t even beat Ukraine how can Russia expect to win against all NATO countries?

It's not, CEO's just use it as an excuse to lay off workers while increasing investor confidence.

In 5 years people will be able to say with a straight face, "that wasn't me, deepfake" and get away with it.

I was just starting to see the improvement in my art skills, but after reading about the damage AI is currently doing; it felt like as if someone just walked right in, smacked my head and said "we don't need people like you anymore". I really had a hard time drawing consistently after that, but after seeing the Artstation protest and then watching this master piece; It feels like we art babies h…

I remember reading a story where every time they built an AI, it nearly instantaneously deleted itself.

Valve is taking the step so far that any game that had ever had AI knowingly used in its creation cannot be sold on steam. Maybe a similar ruling will happen here. Valve cites lack of permission to use the content the AI was trained on as a reason they can't allow it until court rulings happen.

Here he is wrong, internet mobile are different, AI will make people jobless but it's good then they all will become entrepreneur like him

Asking the CEO of an AI company if AI will benefit everyone is like asking a barber if you need a haircut.

Can AI take a 30-minute 💩 right after clocking in? I don't think so! I will never be replaced!

The AI utopia is just a false dream, humanity needs to do more to stay connected personally, keeping human connections

“Be careful who you’re friends with” really sucks when you’ve had friends for years, but with the rise of AI, they start to support it. I’ve known my best friends since we were kids, three of us are artists and one is isn’t so much. It was only just last year when this non-artist friend bragged about the AI ‘art’ ragebait account that they had made. They posted AI slop then argued tooth and nail …

I wasn't one of the people that thought you were defending AI are, but I do like that you decided to look deeper into the nuances and all that good ol' stuff, very nice!

I'm going to just say this. I have never had an AI customer service bot handle my inquiries to the same extent that a human does. If you think I am going to yell something fifteen times at a bot and get: "I'm sorry. I didn't quite get that." I promise I will not use your service.

Whenever I use chatGPT I just get this feeling of talking to a real dude

"I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do my laundry and dishes"