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3 minutes ago, Signifyin(g)Monkey said:

The most interesting aspect of the situation to me is that there’s a paradox nested in the automation AI provides that was not present in prior technologies that caused large waves of disemployment via the automation of labor.

 

Namely, that AIs require the labor they are built to automate.  To take a simple example, an image generator AI can automate the creation of images, but it also can’t work without lots of people providing it lots of source images.  An image generator, in a sense, can’t completely automate image generation without killing itself.

 

Cars, by contrast, did not need horse-buggy drivers to work.

 

So the dynamics of the coming labor disputes and legal battles over AI are going to be unlike anything we’ve really ever seen.

 

We live in interesting times.

Assuming that the substandard isn't already good enough. Synthetic data solves that no?

If this thing is scraping my behaviour over time everything would be tits and ass for me, no matter what I ask for.

18 hours ago, mclumber1 said:

 

I dunno.  I'd love a movie/miniseries version of the World War Z book.  The Brad Pitt movie didn't do the book justice.  

Actual movies require storyboards, lighting tests, set design, etc. that seems unexplained how Sora plans to fulfill with an actual narrative.

On 2/10/2024 at 12:02 AM, Fizzzzle said:

You're not required to be a hero. That's what makes heroes special.

Who said anything about heroism? You're not likely to know what's going on.

Suck mu nuts

Triphop - duplicate.

Fuck 'pepperoni' (that's not even real). Get some good cacciatore on that whore.

Apple already has AR. What the fuck is this.

This is great because if science taught me anything is that confidence comes first. And if you think Elon hired worthwhile people then.

It's amazing how far lies of omission can shape society.

Your politics are a meme machine.

Yay enshitification.

41 minutes ago, Jwheel86 said:

That money would have gotten 33 people off the criminally large Texas Medicaid home care waiver waiting list which is north of 318,750 people waiting. 33 isn't a lot but it is still 33 people now receiving services. 

 

 

Maybe, but the work force in other sectors, like long term care, is going to need to double in the next 10 years. Not to mention heavy industry we're going to need to bring back to the US soon. If AI can free up the work force for other uses, great. 

Humans for human jobs. Makes sense. Assuming healthcare wants the uplift.

On 1/26/2024 at 12:09 AM, TUFKAK said:

What incels imagine guys like me are like.

Gotta try thats the hard part.

Nananananananazis!

47 minutes ago, marioandsonic said:

This is essentially treason, right?

Buddy don't bother.

18 hours ago, silentbob said:

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? For the NES 

Yes.

That would be the difference between a sedan and a semi. A semi with a lot of lives.

That's got to be up there with any number of right wing chuds ignoring penalties.

That's just politics.

Wear steel toes everywhere and do a standing job. Now you don't need leg days.

45 minutes ago, GeneticBlueprint said:

Most Americans can afford bikes which are vehicles checkmate libz

The next American dream will be a rickshaw

Toss em in some spices pan fry for an easy snack.

So a few decades ago?

There's a sense of negligence through some packets on the american left, when constantly told that there's no money for no brainer social issues while writing whole scrip for Ukraine and Israel. Israel most painfully since it ebbs into global hypocrisy. Politics have been getting dangerously for a while and this feels like backlash over diverging social mores. Us vs. them just isn't cutting it anymore.