AI

[tantavisiteler]

John Oliver on AI chatbots: ‘Behind that machine is a corporation trying to extract a monthly fee from you’

The Last Week Tonight host dug into the many issues with AI chatbots released on the public without proper safety guardrails, from sycophancy to sexualizing children

www.theguardian.com

 

[IllinoisBlue]

I’m a boomer and I hate it. The outlook is for AI to become more intelligent than humans in not so many years, and when it does, game on for our extinction.

 

[datblygu]

I’m a boomer and I hate it. The outlook is for AI to become more intelligent than humans in not so many years, and when it does, game on for our extinction.

It's crap, you're right. But at some point it becomes equally as crap as humans but a lot quicker.

 

[Alex Young`s Cat]

John Oliver on AI chatbots: ‘Behind that machine is a corporation trying to extract a monthly fee from you’

The Last Week Tonight host dug into the many issues with AI chatbots released on the public without proper safety guardrails, from sycophancy to sexualizing children

www.theguardian.com

Saw this last night, very very concerning. Little to no regulation in the US ( no surprise there) and listening to the likes of Altman, Zuckerberg etc, reveals that their products are dangerously defective and they want us to sort them out. It's again all about the money and their corporate greed. What a society we have

 

[coollino]

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Will AI See The Death Of Human-Written Fiction?

Research published last year from Duke University found that artists are pretty bullish about their prospects in our AI world.

adigaskell.substack.com

 

[Bruce Wayne]

You can also see the strategy from the AI companies. Whip up a frenzy about the supposed capabilities of the latest models > create a FOMO by limiting access initially > stick it behind a huge paywall

 

[summerisle]

Right, cheers for that.

 

[Nymzee]

Right, cheers for that.

 

[RaleighBlue]

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AI is non deterministic. It can produce different results for the same question. That's the whole thing of hallucinations.

 

[Nymzee]

AI is non deterministic. It can produce different results for the same question. That's the whole thing of hallucinations.

Keep typing out that sentence and see if you can ever get the initial one.

 

[RaleighBlue]

Keep typing out that sentence and see if you can ever get the initial one.

It's irrelevant whether I can though. The nature of AI prevents us from being able to prove whether that image is real or not.

It could be that that user (using google, of course) has cats or searches for pet products and the AI got confused, or it could be a 1 in a 100,000 shot, or it could be they photoshopped it like you'd do it 2005. There is no way to test it because of how AI works.

 

[Nymzee]

It's irrelevant whether I can though. The nature of AI prevents us from being able to prove whether that image is real or not.

It could be that that user (using google, of course) has cats or searches for pet products and the AI got confused, or it could be a 1 in a 100,000 shot, or it could be they photoshopped it like you'd do it 2005. There is no way to test it because of how AI works.

It's a meme.

 

[Moomin]

It's not the power or the cost ... it's the water usage for cooling.
If warming is the thing, where's the water coming from? Especially if government insist on putting these data centres in places like Lincolnshire which are already water depleted.

Plus, AI porn is rubbish

Water usage is a massive white elephant in the room for these projects and other sectors like SAF plants and Green Hydrogen Plants.

 

[RaleighBlue]

It's a meme.

Sure, that's fine, I believe that too. It doesn't change the fact that AI is non deterministic and could produce that result.