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Orc_ t1_j6ajfrx wrote
Reply to What can AI do with video games by Spiritual-Flower155
It's one of the disruptive things AI is about to do in just a few years
People be wasting time with crap like replika.ai lol they don't know about the future Skyrim GTP-4 wifeys
Orc_ t1_j5az2i0 wrote
Reply to comment by TheShishkabob in Google to relax AI safety rules to compete with OpenAI by Surur
No, I attributed an actual effective legal system with the concept of the state, not to capitalism. Same thing happens with resources, i.e. The Tragedy of The Commons.
I think you don't understand how centralization is not communistic as it takes power away from the people and into a few hands, that's just a government, dude...
You really think under anarchism only a small group of people can work and develope AI under a closed-source?
Communism isn't when free food and nothing else.
It's about all aspects of life, information and developement. When everybody owns all tech they all have access to it.
You seem to have encounted a problem with your own system, that's not my problem, you go ahead and talk yourself out of this one, but you can't, one way or the other you gonna end up with something that looks like a state and congratulations you just screwed it up yet again.
Orc_ t1_j5adgqz wrote
Reply to comment by StupidBrotherInLaw in Google to relax AI safety rules to compete with OpenAI by Surur
What is you definition of communism?
Orc_ t1_j5ad6m7 wrote
Reply to comment by StupidBrotherInLaw in Google to relax AI safety rules to compete with OpenAI by Surur
I do I've studied it a lot Recently I've been reading Kropotkin and that's basically one of the only authors I have left I've gone through 72 books on it for around 8 years. Basically it falls under the umbrella un anarchist systems where nothing can be centralized, pretty much all technology said society would create would be open-source.
Orc_ t1_j58qb6j wrote
Reply to comment by kfractal in Google to relax AI safety rules to compete with OpenAI by Surur
You should see the moral barriers to technology of an open and egalitarian society without capitalism (spoilers: there would be none).
The only thing holding Google back was fear of legal consequences, now that OpenAI has "paved a way" they can watch out for risks more closely.
Under communism, communalism or anarchism AI would have no moral barriers. In fact crypto-anarchism online is really hard to setup because as soon as they put up decentralized "shops" or forums they get full cp so the creators have to dial back and centralize their system yet again just to stop that. Rinse and repeat.
Orc_ t1_j4khid4 wrote
Reply to comment by TheSecretAgenda in Solving the Global Sugar Problem by MilkshakeBoy78
> Corn and Sugar lobby will never allow it to see the light of day.
And the oil lobby will never allow EVs!!! conspiracies! conspiracies all around me !!
nutjob, take your meds
Orc_ t1_j42cjsc wrote
Reply to comment by BernieEcclestoned in A New Treatment for Arthritis: Vagus-Nerve Stimulation by cyberentomology
Why where you doing breathwork standing up though? Rookie mistake
Orc_ t1_j3jalwx wrote
Reply to comment by Jahobes in ‘Killer robots’ and AI’s ‘dirty little secret’: Many people prefer robots over humans by izumi3682
Not really because I'm not comparing anything against bots I'm comparing your premise against history then extrapolating from that.
You will find 99/100 war crimes in the last 100 years weren't even sanctioned by the tops brass.
Bots follow orders, soldiers follow orders on top of being emotional and erratic.
Orc_ t1_j3iiudv wrote
Reply to comment by Jahobes in ‘Killer robots’ and AI’s ‘dirty little secret’: Many people prefer robots over humans by izumi3682
Since historically speaking my example is more common than yours (troops choosing mercy against orders) I'll go with the bots
Orc_ t1_j3hrti8 wrote
Reply to ‘Killer robots’ and AI’s ‘dirty little secret’: Many people prefer robots over humans by izumi3682
Imagine if you are in a city under occupation of an enemy force.
Who do you prefer? Humans who hate you, will take out their frustrations on you and do war crimes because of emotions or "killer robots"?
Orc_ t1_j3borz0 wrote
Reply to comment by BirdiePolenta in The Army Has a New Flow Battery. It Could Change Military Power. by DukeOfGeek
> they have a way more advanced tech behing the curtains
not in batteries, thats for sure, that whole area of tech if bottlenecked by the laws of physics. Even nano-batteries that I read about made by nano-structures had the capacity to be charged quite rapdily BUT the energy density continues to be ABYSMAL.
Meaning we never really gonna get something like a T-800 ever, you'd have to run that bish with a tether like something out of Evangelion.
Orc_ t1_j377yhr wrote
Reply to comment by Agrocloud in Holographic tech coming soon to businesses by Falzon03
the japanese one was the best, seems the one closest to the scifi cyberpunk giant advertising concept
Orc_ t1_j00wzdd wrote
oh so you failed and it's chatgpts fault, your prompt was wrong
Orc_ t1_izuawnp wrote
Reply to comment by zoefkris in Not the best picture but I hope you all enjoy my 1955 Belgian army trench coat, it's warm, waterproof and really durable. bought it for only €20 too! by zoefkris
Mine is not 1955 belgian but 1940's american army and yeah the weight and style also makes you feel like gigachad
Orc_ t1_izrkvj6 wrote
Reply to Not the best picture but I hope you all enjoy my 1955 Belgian army trench coat, it's warm, waterproof and really durable. bought it for only €20 too! by zoefkris
what I dislike about this old coats is the absurd weight. I wish they where more practicable to use
Orc_ t1_izmp8yu wrote
Reply to Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott: “2023 is going to be the most exciting year that the AI community has ever had” by ThePlanckDiver
Yes I've said this before. 2023 is the year of the AI.
Buckle up
Orc_ t1_izha9ih wrote
solar freaking roadways? no, Solar freaking internet!!!
Orc_ t1_iz47zfa wrote
Reply to comment by paultron10110 in Lensa AI is Using Your Photos to Train Their AI To Make by Brook030
it has a limit though (the one you linked)
uses 24+gb of vram to train dreambooth, it's kinda nuts.
Orc_ t1_iyxxp5n wrote
Reply to comment by haladura in Researchers claim a human trial with 90 people has shown a simple laser therapy improves short-term memory by 25%. The treatment, called transcranial photobiomodulation (tPBM), has had claims in previous studies to also improve reaction times, accuracy and attention by lughnasadh
> r/redlighttherapy.
ima put mine in my head now see how it goes
Orc_ t1_iytzttr wrote
Reply to comment by neoplastic_pleonasm in Darknet markets generate millions in revenue selling stolen personal data by Sorin61
You joke but the stolen data used for identity fraud, known as "fullz" is creepy as fuck.
There's a chance they have your full name (including mother's maiden name), DBO, your entire history of residences, your credit score and to top it all off there's your credit card information along with your email WITH password.
Orc_ t1_iydqeex wrote
Reply to comment by TheAlgorithmnLuvsU in An AI-generated cover version of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" with a deep-faked singer's voice, shows us a world of AI-generated music is coming. by lughnasadh
How is that a problem?
Orc_ t1_iydq8r1 wrote
Reply to comment by Iron-Doggo in AI experts are increasingly afraid of what they’re creating by Gari_305
> If a hundred or so years from now we end up as slaves to a super intelligent AI
Dumb assumption, why would barely-clever monkeys be "slaves" we would simply be ignored. There's nothing we can contribute to just a being, it would be as a God.
> It will be because enough people like you thought it was a good idea to try developing AI that it was enabled through public opinion.
I wouldn't just "think" it's a good idea, I would go to war for it.
Just because you form your opinions based on mass-produces media (shitty scifi) doesn't mean the rest of us should cower in fear of technology. Independent sentient AI isn't even possible.
Orc_ t1_iybnr51 wrote
Reply to comment by Iron-Doggo in AI experts are increasingly afraid of what they’re creating by Gari_305
Working on things greater than ourselves is the opposite of dumb.
It is human supremacy which is extremely dumb, along with fear of it's replacement.
Orc_ t1_iy4z49x wrote
Reply to comment by chronicly_retarded in An AI-generated cover version of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" with a deep-faked singer's voice, shows us a world of AI-generated music is coming. by lughnasadh
> We already know they wont be labeled as ai songs and people will pass them off as their own just like whats already happening with art.
GOOD.
The democratization of art is exploding and eventually it will be automated.
Infinite iterations of artistic pieces, art, music, movies, games.
Most of us are consumers anyway, not artists, we never cared about what's behind the scenes.
Orc_ t1_j6xr4da wrote
Reply to comment by MrSpotgold in How will AI powered deep fakes and voice mods affect the future of the criminal justice system? by originmsd
ok? that wasnt the question