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Chatgtp had a bug a few days ago where CC information was exposed across user sessions. Yeah its not compliant. They are good AI devs. Not great app / website devs.

Both Instagram & Facebook sucks ass already, can't wait for the eventual collapse with ai slop code in there

The heart on her shirt breaking and the extra finger on the AI "artist" so iconic for adding those details 😭

I wonder if the moms are the ones who get deep faked they will stop the whole "my baby would never do anything wrong"

They acknowledge he was able to get around the guardrails: >When Adam shared his suicidal ideations with ChatGPT, it did prompt the bot to issue multiple messages including the suicide hotline number. But according to Adam’s parents, their son would easily bypass the warnings by supplying seemingly harmless reasons for his queries. He at one point pretended he was just "building a character."…

I'm actually surprised at how well-spoken and intelligent this man is. I was expecting a woo-woo type, non-serious guy after reading various statements including from Google, but it's clear that he used the sensationalism of his announcement to attract attention to very valid questions that need to be answered. AI is going to, and already is, concentrating colossal power in the hands of a few peo…

Note to self: Telling psychotic friends to talk to AI could be an awful idea.

AI fanatics in 10 years gaslighting themselves into enjoying The Labubu Movie 4 because "AI art is better":

I think AI can be summarized in less then 10 words: AI should be used to assist, not create.

It's important to remember why big business is so horny for AI. It's not about productivity or innovation, it's that if it pans out as advertised they can eliminate 30 to 50% of the workforce. That's the hype, permanently getting rid of half the workforce.

There was a A.I short film competition where the winning short was going to be played in movie theaters during the ads all over America AMEC refused to play the short

@thesong7877 I'd rather see a world where AI takes over menial work FIRST, not maybe centuries after art work is taken.

Fun fact: originally, the Luddites were a group in Georgian Britain that fought against rapid automation taking their careers, the Luddites just wanted to keep their jobs, they weren't anti-tech, they were against being replaced. TL;DR: Historical Luddites just didn't want to be replaced.

It's strange to me that they scrapped the whole thing. Normalising your data to account for a one-dimensional discrepancy is fairly simple to do.

But seriously not to have a fucking filter layer that filters out "openai" responses that mention it's fucking openai's responses?

“just remember, if an ai bro says ai is better, draw them pregnant.” -Hatsune Miku

Guy: Nice job! I’ll take my gun back. Robot: “I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that.”

He said "What gives me hope is Elon" after saying MechaHitler was the most irresponsible thing he's ever seen... We don't need Skynet. We don't need an AI misaligned with human interests. The billionaires in charge of making these things are already misaligned with human interest.

Underrated comment. Malpractice insurance is incredibly high. Radiologist misses something, gets taken to court, and watches an “expert witness” tear them apart on what they missed.

If a robot is ever considered a person, would it be considered immoral to turn it off or otherwise remove it's power source?