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I'm going to marry bogosort. It's not rich but I bet it's gonna get the right answer before an AI.
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huh posted:Why is it assumed general ai will be smart? Why won't it be a drooling simpleton that can just do things like we can? There is a school of thought that says the goal of AI is to produce systems that make the same sort of mistakes that we do. It's not universally accepted but it's definitely not a fringe viewpoint.
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someday in the near future there will be an AI that gets really good at hacking, phishing and spoofing and is hell bent on stealing all of our money from our bank accounts, and it will succeed much better than human scammers can right now because it will be better at gathering our PII and it will also be very good at pretending to be us on the phone when it calls the bank (or anyone else) from our phone number. even if it becomes the norm to do a video call instead of a regular phone call in order to make account changes for the sake of security. we dont need to have AGI first for this to happen
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At a certain point in the not to distant future - to prevent the very thing you're predicting - everyone will probably have to start using their own physical cryptographic key to access anything containing PII. Passkeys are the first step in that direction.
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Apr 3, 2024 16:47
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If a perfect phish bot wants to steal my bank account I'll let it because such a step change in social secrets exploitation is going to be busy completely ending civilized life as critical infrastructure and supply chain is routinely owned and ransomed by the ghosts in the machine accidentally let loose from your smart fridge. Until then you reach the point I keep finding myself with applied models: how does this beat a warehouse of poor people in the developing world.
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https://twitter.com/colinlecher/status/1775538513296912835
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Shoulda compared it to Yahoo Answers.
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Doctor Dogballs posted:someday in the near future there will be an AI that gets really good at hacking, phishing and spoofing and is hell bent on stealing all of our money from our bank accounts, and it will succeed much better than human scammers can right now because it will be better at gathering our PII and it will also be very good at pretending to be us on the phone when it calls the bank (or anyone else) from our phone number. even if it becomes the norm to do a video call instead of a regular phone call in order to make account changes for the sake of security. we dont need to have AGI first for this to happen Human hackers are apparently already using AI to fake people's voices for the "Hey grandma I'm on holiday and I lost my phone and I have to pay the cops $5000 or go to jail, can you wire me some money?" scam, it's just going to get worse as the technology improves zedprime posted:Until then you reach the point I keep finding myself with applied models: how does this beat a warehouse of poor people in the developing world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti7YDegRMYE
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Human hackers are apparently already using AI to fake people's voices for the "Hey grandma I'm on holiday and I lost my phone and I have to pay the cops $5000 or go to jail, can you wire me some money?" scam, it's just going to get worse as the technology improves They've gone way beyond that... https://edition.cnn.com/2024/02/04/asia/deepfake-cfo-scam-hong-kong-intl-hnk/index.html quote:A finance worker at a multinational firm was tricked into paying out $25 million to fraudsters using deepfake technology to pose as the company’s chief financial officer in a video conference call, according to Hong Kong police.
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This prompted me to check and see if Mapquest still existed (it does, and its plastered with ads). That's quite a throwback.
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Apr 3, 2024 20:30
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Oh man I can't wait for the AI chatbot that has ad prompts secretly included by force
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Apr 3, 2024 20:35
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My Lovely Horse posted:Oh man I can't wait for the AI chatbot that has ad prompts secretly included by force it's right here https://hintloop.com/ 
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Apr 3, 2024 21:09
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"Mapquest is almost perfected" Imagining that glorious day when the boys down in the lab finally crack Mapquest.
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Apr 3, 2024 21:49
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she published that statement on her myspace page
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Jelly posted:This prompted me to check and see if Mapquest still existed (it does, and its plastered with ads). That's quite a throwback. Google Maps has been out for long enough that there's no way that this is anything but a backfire burn with a pleasant PR smile on it.
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Apr 3, 2024 22:14
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/science...ny-claimed.html Companies are so keen to appear to be implementing new uses for "AI" that they are literally faking it. Coulda just used a midget in a backpack and paid them a fair wage.
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syntaxfunction posted:I encourage everyone to try a conversation with chatGPT about a deeper aspect of a subject you are very knowledgeable about, because you probably aren't coming out out of it impressed, and tbh that says a lot to me. this is a nice idea, but the problem here is that all the people on the left side of the dunning-kruger graph who aren't knowledgeable about anything are all very impressed
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Apr 3, 2024 23:50
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Klyith posted:this is a nice idea, but the problem here is that all the people on the left side of the dunning-kruger graph who aren't knowledgeable about anything are all very impressed I remember hearing someone say something like "One time I heard Elon Musk talk about [x] and he sounded really impressive, then I heard him talk about [y] and he sounded really impressive, and then I heard him talk about [subject they were deeply familiar with] and I realised he was a giant loving idiot"
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Saw that one in my feed followed immediately by this: https://twitter.com/MishaTeplitskiy/status/1775637778769859071 Now granted that first paper hasn't been published yet, but....
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRBBcoANRIE Apparently 100% AI generated from https://www.suno.ai/
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Away all Goats posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRBBcoANRIE https://youtu.be/yuoFsi2iIi0?si=9Xf-zTdN9CuSPz6s the next recommended was also amazing
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Apr 7, 2024 04:13
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Yeah the whole AI thing where they create a song in a specific style is producing some amazing results https://twitter.com/MNateShyamalan/status/1773050647279030304
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lol that won't even load great job elon
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AlmightyBob posted:lol that won't even load great job elon Twitter seems to hate SA, if I click any Twitter links on the forums I have to delete the long string of redirect info that gets added to the end of the url to get it to work at all
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Pink Floyd chose some AI generated crap as the winner of their music video contest instead of the incredible hand animated one. https://twitter.com/vivipooh_/status/1776615394993701372?t=8YgDWDGcCGR5p0MUTz9icg&s=19 Like... Welcome to the machine, man. Sourdough Sam fucked around with this message at 20:33 on Apr 7, 2024 |
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Society's been culturally bankrupt since the early 2010s but yeah we're reaching new lows day by day
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lol that is pathetic
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the video won't load for me but the thumbnail is a hosed up guitar with 5 pickups lol
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the ai videos where every frame is morphing into something different are cool, but once you've seen a few you've seen em all pretty much that animated video kicks rear end, but pink flyod is boomers and nobody can win against nature forever
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AlmightyBob posted:the video won't load for me but the thumbnail is a hosed up guitar with 5 pickups lol Don’t forget the redundant strap mounting points for when you really need to shred
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AlmightyBob posted:the video won't load for me but the thumbnail is a hosed up guitar with 5 pickups lol Here it is on Youtubes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWSWv5ENPrY
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List of the video winners: https://bleedingcool.com/pop-culture/pink-floyd-dark-side-of-the-moon-competition-hit-by-ai-controversy/ This is showing how Fast Ai is changing the way people look at visual arts. To me, comparing those two videos is like a comparing Mcdonalds-Burger to homemade-Pasta, now. In the past when there wasn't that much art, it was easier for the one with better quality to win regardless of concept. The guitar one isn't that great, but it clears a bar of quality enough that the idea of a guitar zooming with morphing parts and other instruments is neat in concept. The execution to me looks boring because I have seen a lot of AI stuff like that But then also the Execution of psychedelic mind trip video is also boring because I have seen a lot of LSD/ Acid/ DTM / psychedelic videos in tv and and movies. --- Video of some guy doing a countdown of psychedelic countdown in tvs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3vafNHBElM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OrWI9pydxA&list=PLcZPznpZ-L-hO9I1-HROCLS5NMCfggg4C&index=25 - and pink floyd's the will animation --- So it's easy to understand why Somebody could choose the lower quality video / the Mcdonald-burger, it's because it is more line with what the person wants. mazzi Chart Czar fucked around with this message at 22:32 on Apr 7, 2024 |
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mazzi Chart Czar posted:List of the video winners: https://bleedingcool.com/pop-culture/pink-floyd-dark-side-of-the-moon-competition-hit-by-ai-controversy/ maybe we should all take more psychedelics to fix this ai situation
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Take over a client’s project from a different supplier Draw the short straw and get tasked with reviewing hundreds of slides of the previous supplier’s reports, then summarise them into a few pages Ask AI to do this It helpfully decides the two main themes are: the former supplier’s name, and the client’s name, because both are written in the footer of every slide The future’s not looking promising
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Away all Goats posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRBBcoANRIE It's ridiculously easy to bypass the word filters Case in point: https://app.suno.ai/song/9fb300db-5273-4abd-a6d0-f130b88ea861
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I played around with that suno.ai thing that made the butthole songs. I asked it to make a blink 182 song about lizard men infiltrating the CIA. the lyrics it came up with were funny, but the song was just a generic pop punk thing with a female vocalist for some reason. then i asked it to make a dmx style song about DBZ, milkshake flavours and ancient greece and it put out some kind of grime hip hop song which forgot about the milkshake part, barely registered ancient greece, but really focused in on the DBZ aspect. It makes a big first impression but after a few songs you kind of figure out what it's doing, the instrumentation is always simple and the melodies are always flat but technically correct I'm sure all that will get better. It's already about 60% as good as mainstream radio, and the AI techniques are the same as that kind of music uses anyway like all the autotune and layering of vocal tracks. I'll always wish this stuff was never invented but I'm not convinced it's going to eradicate human art anymore.
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webmeister posted:Take over a client’s project from a different supplier So, I have to ask, what does this post mean? Did you just throw it images of some tables, ask for the theme of them and then throw your hands up when it didn't read your mind? What AI were you using? What did you supply it for data (images/ tables/text)? Did you give it any context or form your prompts clearly? Like I understand that it's been oversold as magic or SHODAN, however, while these things are quite limited they can do some pretty cool stuff including looking at tables and surmising what they might be for.
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Tarkus posted:So, I have to ask, what does this post mean? Did you just throw it images of some tables, ask for the theme of them and then throw your hands up when it didn't read your mind? What AI were you using? What did you supply it for data (images/ tables/text)? Did you give it any context or form your prompts clearly? Nah these are PowerPoint slides, mostly with a headline, 1-2 sentences of commentary, then usually 1-3 data points (graphs, charts or small tables). They’re all in ppt format, no images of charts or anything (which, yeah I wouldn’t expect it to understand). I work in marketing, if that helps - these aren’t detailed technical slides. This is using Copilot for Office, which at least according to the materials they gave us, was designed for these sorts of tasks. “Summarise the content of my unread emails”, “create 5 PowerPoint slides based on this report, make it look casual” kinda stuff.
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