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pixaal posted:I'm sorry, I think this was sexual in nature Wow you have a really dirty mind
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Hammerite posted:The LLM approach to AI seems like it's applicable to mostly bad poo poo and not to much of worth IMO. but then I am a sourpuss goon who only sees the worst in everything so there you go. I use it all the time to generate "stock" photos for our website. Hammerite posted:Ripping off creative people and decreasing their ability to earn a living Oh.
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naem posted:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence This is cookie clicker. Snowglobe of Doom posted:How to use AI to get ahead at work: fake an audio recording of your boss doing a big racism and get him fired On the internet there are people who post videos of one thing, like a riot, and then say it's another more recent riot. And then your racist facebook uncle promotes it. This is just a little more personal and and it's obscurity allows it to ruin a person's life faster. Like when internet people said some other person was the Boston Marathon Bomber. "Oh this horrible thing is happening." Is it going to kill me in the next few hours. "It might! It might!" Eh, give it a day to see if it is even real.
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mazzi Chart Czar posted:On the internet there are people who post videos of one thing, like a riot, and then say it's another more recent riot. Here in Australia just the other week when a guy killed several people at a shopping mall we had a news network identify a completely innocent guy as the killer and broadcast his name and photo nationwide: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04-26/man-wrongly-identified-bondi-junction-attacker-seven-settles/103772376 He sued the gently caress out of them and they immediately settled out of court for a undisclosed sum, but it would have been an astronomical amount of money
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Here in Australia just the other week when a guy killed several people at a shopping mall we had a news network identify a completely innocent guy as the killer and broadcast his name and photo nationwide: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04-26/man-wrongly-identified-bondi-junction-attacker-seven-settles/103772376 Note that their “source” for this story was a well known pro-Russian Twitter troll who was intentionally spreading antisemitic propaganda. A more relevant Australian AI story was a couple of months back, when a different national news network let Photoshop’s AI retouching tool tweak an image of a female politician for a news story. The tool helpfully gave her larger breasts and turned her dress into a midriff top: https://amp.abc.net.au/article/103403664 THE FUTURE
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Here in Australia just the other week when a guy killed several people at a shopping mall we had a news network identify a completely innocent guy as the killer and broadcast his name and photo nationwide: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04-26/man-wrongly-identified-bondi-junction-attacker-seven-settles/103772376 Can't possibly have been enough, even being identified on the news as having been present at a mass shooting means a lifetime of harassment from conspiracy cranks now
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https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/04/us-department-of-homeland-security-names-ai-safety-and-security-board-members/ars posted:On Friday, the US Department of Homeland Security announced the formation of an Artificial Intelligence Safety and Security Board that consists of 22 members pulled from the tech industry, government, academia, and civil rights organizations. quote:Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI  what a hosed up nightmare list of techbro ceos. Also delta airlines? lmao
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haldolium posted:https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/04/us-department-of-homeland-security-names-ai-safety-and-security-board-members/ Nightmare blunt rotation
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it's 2024 and chatbots are the new boogeyman.
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pixaal posted:SmarterChild was a mistake The first chatbots were from 1966 and 1972
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Certainly! I can log into many remote Russian nuclear launch facilities. Would you like me to do that now?
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I wrote a chatbot for the company I work for. It uses about 500 if statements. Do you think I can get on that AI board? edit: correction, there are some switch cases mixed in as well.
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MrQwerty posted:The first chatbots were from 1966 and 1972 I think we're going through a very similar phenomenon of LLM appearing they know how to research better than people and people are going to figure out how to do better with lower level tools soon enough.
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Ed Zitron's latest article is him taking a big poo poo on Sam Altman. it's pretty good (or at least entertaining to see someone dunk on Altman)quote:Much like ChatGPT, Altman is capable only of loosely approximating the output requested, because at his core he lacks any of the substance or technical history required to do so. Like ChatGPT, he’s a know-nothing that, through deterministic measures completely detached from the meaning of the underlying ideas, picks the right words to say at the right time.
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kiwid posted:I wrote a chatbot for the company I work for. It uses about 500 if statements. Do you think I can get on that AI board? when you say "500 if statements" are you sure you don't mean "500 Malaysian workers"?
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haldolium posted:https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/04/us-department-of-homeland-security-names-ai-safety-and-security-board-members/ Oh I'm sure they'll track down the cause of all these AI safety & security risks immediately 
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Can we make this dude Pope? https://twitter.com/KatieConradKS/status/1783116110172143699 He's no longer presenting himself as a priest, but Justin has a new webpage and you can sign up for access. https://wvw.catholic.com/ai?utm_source=website&utm_medium=under_search_bar&utm_campaign=ai&utm_content=fr_justin William Bear fucked around with this message at 17:11 on Apr 30, 2024 |
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someone ask it if pull-and-pray counts as birth control
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lmao at facebook’s ad spend ai that’s perfectly optimized to rip off their customers
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Hammerite posted:Ed Zitron's latest article is him taking a big poo poo on... I've seen this guy mentioned couple of times but I still have no idea who he is. His self bio says that he used to do video game reviews and he has a podcast. That's pretty much it.
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BoldFace posted:I've seen this guy mentioned couple of times but I still have no idea who he is. His self bio says that he used to do video game reviews and he has a podcast. That's pretty much it. He's a tech writer. I've read a bunch of his stuff, he makes good points but he comes in hot with way too much personal vitriol aimed at people whose life's work he doesn't really know much about.
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Rad-daddio posted:it's 2024 and chatbots are the new boogeyman. Actually chatbots run the think tanks that tell the government about AI.
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Hammerite posted:Ed Zitron's latest article is him taking a big poo poo on Sam Altman. it's pretty good (or at least entertaining to see someone dunk on Altman) tech VC land is such a weird cargo cult
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My Copilot presentation/training was interesting. It's got power if it can do what they say it can and will be able to do soon (that is, have native connectors to most O365 apps). This will trivialize some jobs and make others much easier than they are now, but it's the wild west with very few checks, especially in regards to quality output and security. I'm of the mind I better learn how to use it (and/or its cousins) now before it becomes commonplace.
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William Bear posted:The farmer forgot his keys, ok? The keys to the boat, hmmmm the boat he just used?
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pixaal posted:The keys to the boat, hmmmm No, the keys to the sheep
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:He's a tech writer. I've read a bunch of his stuff, he makes good points but he comes in hot with way too much personal vitriol aimed at people whose life's work he doesn't really know much about. Curious which article of his you're referring to, because yeah, he can get mean. I wouldn't be surprised if he was a goon.
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Anyone interested in laughing at AI (and that should be everyone) should check out the reviews of the latest ~AI GADGETS~, the Humane AI Pin and the Rabbit R1. Absolute comedy gold - one reviewer called the Humane Pin the worst product he’s ever reviewed
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webmeister posted:Anyone interested in laughing at AI (and that should be everyone) should check out the reviews of the latest ~AI GADGETS~, the Humane AI Pin and the Rabbit R1. Absolute comedy gold - one reviewer called the Humane Pin the worst product he’s ever reviewed People are bigly mad about it as well, such as this dipshit who pulled out the "OH YEAH, WELL SO ARE YOU!" schoolyard comeback https://twitter.com/GrahamFleming_/status/1785149653056467304
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BoldFace posted:I've seen this guy mentioned couple of times but I still have no idea who he is. His self bio says that he used to do video game reviews and he has a podcast. That's pretty much it. He runs a small PR firm. But he mainly got recognition on twitter, because he was a real poster and had a substantial following. Then when musk turned it into a nazi bar he started writing all these awesomely vituperative blogs instead. Failson posted:Curious which article of his you're referring to, because yeah, he can get mean. Zitron has directly referenced SA in old tweets and various places, he was absolutely a goon or at least a lurker in the 2000s.
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Klyith posted:vituperative 
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:People are bigly mad about it as well, such as this dipshit who pulled out the "OH YEAH, WELL SO ARE YOU!" schoolyard comeback Rabbit, please show me an example of a false equivalency
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SettingSun posted:My Copilot presentation/training was interesting. It's got power if it can do what they say it can and will be able to do soon (that is, have native connectors to most O365 apps). This will trivialize some jobs and make others much easier than they are now, but it's the wild west with very few checks, especially in regards to quality output and security. I'm of the mind I better learn how to use it (and/or its cousins) now before it becomes commonplace. Is this being able to say "watch what I'm doing and automate it"? Simple stuff like formatting/sorting cells in excel, saving and publishing to x Because that'd be a baller way to eliminate 90% of office administration bullshit instantly
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Klyith posted:when musk turned it into a nazi bar Did you ever look at twitter before he bought it
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Bobcats posted:love to carry around my little terminal with a camera like it does one single thing a phone app couldn’t do except bypass sissy rear end phone privacy settings If it was just a mini disc player with a good ui and some other quirky Teenage Engineering features it would be pretty cool.
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