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He wants to control reality. Even two trillion dollars will not be enough for him to try to make the universe be what he wants it to be.
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Yes, but he will try.
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I've begun capturing behind the scenes for all of my planned shoots, not just to document it but to show that no AI went into the creation of the video, which every one of my better shots gets accused of now even though I wouldn't know the first thing about using it.
I plan my shots carefully, travel, time of day, composition, etc. for the best possible cinematic shots I can get so I want it known that it's genuine. The latest AI generators are simply amazing and can produce very realistic and authentic looking results with a properly phrased sentence, it's impressive and scary.
As an artist I feel like it's just a matter of time before we're cooked. I just hope there remains a taste for genuine photography/cinema out there.
I plan my shots carefully, travel, time of day, composition, etc. for the best possible cinematic shots I can get so I want it known that it's genuine. The latest AI generators are simply amazing and can produce very realistic and authentic looking results with a properly phrased sentence, it's impressive and scary.
As an artist I feel like it's just a matter of time before we're cooked. I just hope there remains a taste for genuine photography/cinema out there.
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"Counsel Relied upon Unvetted AI ... to Defend His Use of Unvetted AI"
Plus, "I don't know how you can vehemently deny that when the evidence is staring us all in the face. That denial is still very troubling to me."
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Attorneys were accused of using AI to produce a brief, due to fake case citations. They then used AI to produce the brief defending themselves against these allegations.
Hilarity ensues. (I’ve read the whole judicial opinion on this, and it’s fun).
"Counsel Relied upon Unvetted AI ... to Defend His Use of Unvetted AI"
Plus, "I don't know how you can vehemently deny that when the evidence is staring us all in the face. That denial is still very troubling to me."
Attorneys were accused of using AI to produce a brief, due to fake case citations. They then used AI to produce the brief defending themselves against these allegations.
Hilarity ensues. (I’ve read the whole judicial opinion on this, and it’s fun).
And the thread goes on from there. So is it time to “let’s kill all the (AI) lawyers”?
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You are talking about lawyers, think about doctors coming from AI..
really hope more people will sue AI owners and make them pay billions for all the disasters are (and will come from it
We need to be able to sue AI companies
When a chatbot breaks bad, you should be able to go to court
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You are talking about lawyers, think about doctors coming from AI..
really hope more people will sue AI owners and make them pay billions for all the disasters are (and will) come from it
We need to be able to sue AI companies
When a chatbot breaks bad, you should be able to go to court
Watched the entire thing and it was a great and eye opening interview. A few tech billionaires are going to rule the world.
From reading the whole article we probably won’t be getting mecha-hitler, but maybe something worse because it’s more subtle.
Indeed the AI project as currently constituted is best thought of as a way to control information flow.
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Essentially, truth and facts will become more subjective based on one's belief system. This is the Conservative way. Of course the irony is that by default it couldn't see the logic in that so they've had to re-tool the entire thing to fit their agenda.
In fairness, the two examples they gave was to cut down on that - trying to get the model to not simply validate the position of a loaded question no matter from which direction it was phrased. In a contextless vacuum, that would be a very positive step.
Unfortunately this is the context we're actually living in and they were extremely coy about the other changes they made which is disconcerting especially given the pressure they're under, their own statements about the goals of those changes, and frankly the natural inclination of people like Altman, Musk, etc ... The internet could already be a "choose your own reality" machine. These AI models not only exacerbate that, they give even more algorithmic control to those who create them - the ability to subtly (or not so subtly in the case of Grok) warp all of those "self-chosen" realities to the same end while putting an non-human, seemingly objective, "face" in front. Further, unlike a human, the AI itself cannot be held accountable in any meaningful sense. It's basically the worst of all worlds.
Debt of major tech companies hits $1.35 trillion, largely owed to AI gold rush
Tech companies have more than quadrupled their outstanding interest-bearing debt over the past decade, largely due to the ever-increasing demand for and building of AI infrastructure. Some companies, such as Oracle, have become heavily leveraged in an effort to keep up.
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Cursed headline:
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New stablecoin connects crypto investors to real-world Nvidia AI GPUs that earn money by renting out compute power to AI devs — USD.AI lets crypto investors make bank off AI compute rentals
Let's turn your stablecoin into a less-than-stable AI investment.
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power companies invented crypto and llms. i’m sure of it.Cursed headline:
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New stablecoin connects crypto investors to real-world Nvidia AI GPUs that earn money by renting out compute power to AI devs — USD.AI lets crypto investors make bank off AI compute rentals
Let's turn your stablecoin into a less-than-stable AI investment.
ChatGPT chief Sam Altman says AI could eliminate jobs that aren’t ‘real work’ — comments come among mounting evidence of jobs being replaced by AI
The OpenAI CEO's DevDay remarks drew criticism, but some argue AI is exposing just how much modern work has become task-driven and inefficient.
Like CEOs …
