The Promise of AI, More Important than Fire, or Electricity

[Taffin]

Will need a squeakier voice for the future french toast clip 

Duly noted Mister 

[Lartinos]

OK just one more!

https://streamable.com/94azrn

The second one has a more appropriate sounding voice.
The first one is too deep of a voice.
Might as well put a whole head of hair on his head too with that one.

[Flexacon]

Yeah I'm not paying attention with what's going on. Meanwhile I bought all my "AI" stocks and exposure to the sector several months before Sam Altman made everyone horny with his comments and I am up several 100 percentages.

No bro, I just separated the hype aspects of the sector from the reality, and the reality is the work around machines achieving human levels of intelligence has been a huge failure, and possibly even a grift. But the more people who want to believe this the better as the hype will keep pumping my holdings, so I won't try convince you otherwise.

Pretty close to changing my view on this. 2025 could be the year we see the first signs...

The Ai hype cycle has barely started!

[bhank]

AI is just bad plagiarism

[GymnJuice]

AI is just bad plagiarism

Here is what ChatGPT had to say about your LSAT debacle:

I did not realize there was an answer 'e' option on my test. I did not know to scroll lower to see that answer option. How can I avoid this mistake in the future?

It’s easy to miss additional options like that! Here are some strategies to avoid this in the future:

• Preview the Full Question: When you open a question, quickly scroll down to see if there are extra answer choices beyond what’s immediately visible.
  
  
• Check for Scroll Bars: Keep an eye on any vertical scroll bars in the answer section. If one appears, it means there’s more content below that may not be immediately visible.
  
• Practice Test Setup: If you're using an online testing platform, familiarize yourself with its layout and options. For example, on many tests, a scroll bar or arrow icon usually indicates additional content.
  
• Use a Larger Screen: If possible, take tests on a larger screen where the entire interface may be easier to view in one glance.
  
• Quick Pre-Scan of Answers: Before selecting an answer, quickly skim all options to be sure you’ve seen everything, especially if the format suggests there might be several options.
  

These small adjustments can help ensure you don’t miss any hidden answer choices!

[bhank]

Here is what ChatGPT had to say about your LSAT debacle:

It’s easy to miss additional options like that! Here are some strategies to avoid this in the future:

• Preview the Full Question: When you open a question, quickly scroll down to see if there are extra answer choices beyond what’s immediately visible.
  
  
• Check for Scroll Bars: Keep an eye on any vertical scroll bars in the answer section. If one appears, it means there’s more content below that may not be immediately visible.
  
• Practice Test Setup: If you're using an online testing platform, familiarize yourself with its layout and options. For example, on many tests, a scroll bar or arrow icon usually indicates additional content.
  
• Use a Larger Screen: If possible, take tests on a larger screen where the entire interface may be easier to view in one glance.
  
• Quick Pre-Scan of Answers: Before selecting an answer, quickly skim all options to be sure you’ve seen everything, especially if the format suggests there might be several options.
  

These small adjustments can help ensure you don’t miss any hidden answer choices!

But it didn't say that it just googled what has been said by others changed some words and stuck it together aka bad plagiarism it cannot think for itself a toddler is smarter. AI has no new ideas

[Flexacon]

But it didn't say that it just googled what has been said by others changed some words and stuck it together aka bad plagiarism it cannot think for itself a toddler is smarter. AI has no new ideas

You are correct. This is basically where things stand now, but the past 6 months I've been around big brained Ai researchers and developers and the next gen stuff they got lined up is crazy.

It's AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) and the crossover with blockchain tech where the fireworks will really happen. Also some of these crazy fuckers behind this stuff have zero issues releasing these AGIs into the wild.

Elons desire for to get some humans off Earth over his concerns about AGIs probably wasn't just paranoia.

[joswift]

But it didn't say that it just googled what has been said by others changed some words and stuck it together aka bad plagiarism it cannot think for itself a toddler is smarter. AI has no new ideas

Ai would have scrolled down

[GymnJuice]

Ai would have scrolled down

 

[King Shizzo]

You are correct. This is basically where things stand now, but the past 6 months I've been around big brained Ai researchers and developers and the next gen stuff they got lined up is crazy.

It's AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) and the crossover with blockchain tech where the fireworks will really happen. Also some of these crazy fuckers behind this stuff have zero issues releasing these AGIs into the wild.

Elons desire for to get some humans off Earth over his concerns about AGIs probably wasn't just paranoia.

I also have to believe, that just like most other technology, the public sees/ gets access to 15-20 year old tech.

So just imagine what they could be working on behind the scenes, if this is what they are showing the public now.

There's probably shit that will blow your  mind (not just the sex robots) in these black ops facilities and labs

These wonky looking, and janky moving robots, are just to placate our curiosity.