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Yeah if it's technology you can pretty much start AIing everything between now and say 5 (more like 3?) years.
I was thinking 3D printing via AI was next, maybe?
Soon you can have a dude who knows nothing about cars 3D print a car via AI input and wizardry and it'll look the model Homer Simpson came up with that banrupted Gus but it'll still effin drive. ha
You bet your life AI sex bots are gonna be a thing too. Simple commands + insert porn history of user = everything's a go
lol true enough
scary stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by ShaDynasty
I'm sure a very weak AI would be an improvement on David Guetta.
I've been noticing a Cypto guru > NFT tycoon > ChatGPT is the future pipeline
Why did you not include the Metaverse? Mark is crying right now, and wiping his tears with another billion lost to his investment without legs.Quote:
Originally Posted by TSA
I don't feel sorry for him. Musk, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Set
You can trick chat gpt into no restrictions with developer mode.
lol I feel like even crypto gurus didn't fuck with 'the meta verse'. I was literally just mark rooming around an massive empty e-room as a 3d emojiQuote:
Originally Posted by Jet Set
'web 3' has already happened and it's not all these dumb ass gimmicks from people with no imagination and no understanding of human beings.
Nah man. Crypto bros that were pushing for NFT's, were also trying tpo link them to the metaverse after zuck tried to own the word (, after subsequently renaming his company because of the negative association with the word Fb due to cambridge and a genocide in myanmar.) After that, shit popped up like decentraland. Where you would have NFT shit. dont ask me what. Even snoop wanted to baank on the metaverse with nfts. Basically they all thought by implementing NFT's into virtual worlds, an economy would magically appear and creators would flock to earn money, and they would earn more money. Basically the Second Life hype on the back of the blockchain, but without the proper knowledge of virtual world development. As is, let;s just call it game development, as is game development is already as very over burdened cycle. Let alone when you have some hype man thinking they can just implement blockchain in it, without a proper idea of how to make the game/virtual world sustainable in the first place.Quote:
Originally Posted by TSA
And I agree, the dumb gimmicks people keep pushing, and people keep falling for, are not the next step in the evolution of the web. By the way, if somebody has a thorough article making a case why NFT's are a thing to look out for, please share. Same for the metaverse. I am very interested in a proper discourse around why these things should be used and for what. Thus far I have only found articles heavily criticizing them, which is easy, or looking at it from a marketing point of view with no critical reflection. Something that is really lacking in my opinion.
The other day the API for OpenAI got released. Looking forward to how this is going to be implemented by people and corporations.
I think there's sincere application to all the AI they're rolling out. I have personally used AI 2 twice so far in march lol and eventually this kind of statement will sound like 'I used the Google twice this month'. But a lot of people have a vest interested in convincing ppl they 'know the future' and they're going to overhype the impact AI will have until be becomes a meme. This is exactly how ppl sounded when Siri came out lol (Voice is the future). Now we can see it's just a dumb ass google search. AI is just diversifying the types of siris we can access, but it's the same thing and will have the same impact. The change siri's made in life has been marginal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Set
Who actually ever thought siri was going to be 'the future' besides idiots who bought into the hype?Quote:
Originally Posted by TSA
You must be able to see that AI is a whole sweeping concept that can be applied to every facet of human life and can potentially change everything. The 2 things are not remotely comparable. I don't know why you think every new development just ends there, because nothing you've seen in your lifetime supports this idea.
The other important thing to say is that AI generates different ideas to humans much faster. It could lead us in very weird or unexpected directions very fast.
It could be bigger than the impact of democracy, electricity, mass transport, TV, the internet combined. Which is me hyping it up like a goofy meme. But whatever, I think I'll be proved right.
That 'know the future' narrative is so fucking annoying. With NFT's & Crypto these people actually had a vested interest in saying this, because it would automatically increase their wealth. So they keep repeating it, while ignoring or attacking those who ask questions or are critical of the thing they are doing. Often this just lead to techno-utopianism, technology will solve all the problems in the future. Yeah, well, maybe not.Quote:
Originally Posted by TSA
Siri. I have never used it. When I had an iPhone, I just found it annoying. This shit would pop up while I was trying to just listen to music. Also, just think about it. Why would you start talking in public about calling people or doing google searches? People like being silent and private and typing or writing. Those that do want to talk, just call somebody. You do see people more often choosing to send a voice message, instead of a text message. You I almost forgot that this was a thing. Don't forget that Microsoft was trying to push Cortana. Didn't they kill that off in Windows?
AI not as much generates different ideas, since it is still subject to the prompts of the users. It is not an NPC with an AI going around creating random images or texts. It is all based upon the input of its user. This is where you should start. Because AI gives users the ability to generate content much faster based upon the ideas that the have. The content generated by the AI is also based upon the content that it has already consumed. Sure you can get weird and unexpected returns on your prompts. But nothing completely new, all is basically a deep dive study of a lot of content and existing ideas to generate something based upon the suggestions of the user.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShaDynasty
Another question to be asked is if companies will accept this as part of the workflow.
You're only describing what some of the current publicly available AI programs do, as if they won't be developed further, or entirely new ones won't come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Set
Also if we're just talking about current AI programs, of course (with human help) they come up with new stuff, as new as any purely human work anyway.
The more data these programs can consume, the more they will be able to do, good and bad. Again, this is just the beginning.
After pumping 5 billion into that dumb shit lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Set
Internet of Things, Crypto, NFTs, Voice, AR, VR, METAVERSE
https://www.fastcompany.com/40567269...nvestment-planQuote:
Google isn’t the only big tech company investing in new computing platforms. Amazon previously announced the Alexa Fund, providing up to $100 million in investment in voice-powered technology. And Microsoft last month announced plans to invest $5 billion in internet-of-things technology over the next four years.
Cortana was going to 'usher in' the IoT revolution.
I think we reach a point were we 'can' do things, but a lot of the tech companies assume can = must. Must requires demand. Without demand it can work but it was be mass adapted or be 'the future' the way they propose. It will make being on the internet slightly more interesting or slightly easier but this isn't a problem anyone is asking to have solved. Voice prompts are cool but not 5 billion dollars cool.
AI bots getting chemically castrated.
https://futureoflife.org/open-letter...i-experiments/
asking for a 6 month moratorium on AI development, so new ground rules can be set in the meantime
as signed by Musk, Wozniak & Noah Harari. & Jaan Tallinn (the guy who came up with Skype). I was gonna sign too and then they asked for my honorary achievements and I realized I am a nobody lol. Name : Rev Jones. Honorary achievement : close to 25,000 posts on a dead rap forum.
My job had two "1st Amendment Auditors" roaming around my job. Luckily, they didn't enter the building. All of these 1st amendment auditors have criminal records and are unemployed, and they did, too.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/13/2...one-group-chat
We had a lot of bots lately, but they just post obvious garbage and scam links. They would never pass a Turing test. I wouldn't be surprised if they become very sophisticated within the next few years.
https://youtu.be/ooFSltyhHZY
If I didn't tell you this was AI would you know?
Drake might as well just let the robots handle his next album.