Now that would be real progress and a use case I can get behind!

They would rig that presentation, lol

@@Obiwancolenobi That's what you swap it all with Destroying Angel

already exists

I would tune in for that

Right? I'd say they were just increasing the number of random people you get advice from, but from what I've seen of how ChatGPT "generates" its results, it wouldn't even be that. Half the time it'll just reword one article.

And it wastes time. I can parse multiple answers to compare what people are saying if I'm researching. If I'm taking googles ai answer? There's no comparing. I just have to spend MORE time IGNORING the ai answers,l.

trained advice from propagandists who want the population to think a certain way. the difference between right and wrong will be programmed by whoever runs the database.

this is a reply

@@brandonrathbone3690 - Yup. And we can learn what sources of information are unreliable, if we know what they are. If I google something and one of the results is a Daily Mail article, I know to ignore it, because they have historically been deeply dishonest. Now I'm wondering if their AI draws upon their sponsored results - y'know, the ones we all skim past?

Engagement comment

Lol truly exactly what that’s like 😅

@@iiAverageJoe Engagement comment

He and Ricky really need to give the whole Biden sucks and America is just as bad as China speil a fkin rest. No Democratic candidate has been perfect or even great, but compared to anything the Republican party has put forth in the past 50 years, yeah... yeah they are. And no I don't want the Chinese govt footing the bill for crappy Chinese EVs, purposefully built at a loss, with the intention of putting foreign companies out of business and my neighbors out of a job. China is one of the most globally despised countries for LEGITIMATE reasons. If you're gonna cheat and steal, you should pay a price for it, and we've let China get away with it for a long time and way too much time to get their act together. They did this to themselves. Thank you, President Biden.

😊 Is this done when happy or upset or?

I saw a cyber truck in north phoenix last friday and it was distracting how huge and ugly it was. It looked unfinished and unsafe.

@@AshKetchum442 Right? It's like a rolling brick

To be fair, pretty much all modern trucks are ugly.

My wife is a prof who has been trying to figure out how to notice how ai generates essays, and the patterns are actually pretty easy to pick up since so much of it sounds the same. We are not prepared for these shit AI tools. I've been seeing a lot of teachers from both primary and secondary institutions failing to comprehend how these tools work, and at worst their ignorance is victimizing students who otherwise may just be poor writers. This failure to properly assess what work is AI driven boils down to academic institutions' stigmatizing ai, which is preventing teachers from meaningfully investigating the tools being used.

@@SleepyMatt-zzzNot to doubt your wife's competency in detecting AI but I hope she still approach that task with complete humility and reasonable doubt, though the description of it being actually pretty easy doesn't reassure me. Unless there is a clear sign (AI legal disclaimer not edited out and other clear tells) it is still at best a "vibe check". In fact, along with said AI disclaimers, I would put more weight on formatting inconsistencies and other file mishandling evidence - but most teachers don't have enough if any digital forensics skills, and some evidence, especially the easiest to spot, can be countered by more competent students. I've no doubt though, that if countering AI plagiarism was to be taken seriously, it would be through the use of online repositories with histories (regularly pushing your docs through some github-like repositories during the entire assignment instead of exporting and submitting a pdf last minute), not speech analysis. Even well educated, I would not place speech pattern analysis much higher than your average "body language" or lie detection. Those specialists might have insight if observing a single individual over dozens and dozens of hours, and give that insight as a nuanced analysis, but any expert declaring an ability to give a yes/no black/white lie/truth red/green AI/not AI answer on limited observation is a fraud doing pseudoscience. With AI poisoning news and other written sources, some element of AI speech is bound to make its way into actual human written speech, making the ability to discern even more difficult. Younger students are especially more sensitive to language changes from trends. Another issue is the inherent code switching in academia. In lower grades especially, students might still struggle switching between normal everyday speech (and their own personal code(s) depending on their backgrounds) and "essay speech" which is unnatural ("professional") by demand. Back in my time the worst that could happen was being told off for being too familiar or not enough. Now some of that code check can result in losing your entire career before it's even started, leaving you with a mountain of loans you'll only have a McDonald wage to repay for the rest of your life. All at the call of, possibly and ironically, an actual AI.

What I've heard is that a lot of teachers are making students use Google docs because it has the editing playback feature so they can watch it be written essentially. Which is such a weird requirement to put on students not in a tech class but I guess if it works.

@@alexismakesgames6532 Wouldn't it be walked around by knowing that bit and writing the AI answer instead of control+C-ing it?

​​@@Luc-Ferr it's an essay. That almost completely defeats the purpose of the AI doing the heavy lifting. I'm sure it can be worked around. I have some imagination, so I'll lend mine for an example... I'll bet you anything someone is going to make a browser extension that works around this and communicates with the ChatGPT api directly and types in the response in Google Docs in a convincingly "human" way while also editing out starting phrases like "certainly!" or other phrases like "as a large language model" I'm sure it's doable. This is going to keep happening. It's a stupid game of cat and mouse, when we really just need AI regulations to happen right now, and fast. And they won't, and I know that, because if they did get regulated, freaking Google and Microsoft wouldn't be touching this crap with a 10-foot pole, because they have the luxury to know long before the public what the government intends to do, and they're putting ALL their eggs in the AI basket. It's beyond infuriating, and it feels hopeless.

All their minions love how AI can parent for the and manage their personal finances, and other time consuming tasks, Allowing the minions to devote 20 hours a day to their tech overload! The AI giveth jobs and takes away! We fearfully serve thee.

To do list

Like they saw the most watched episodes of Love Sex and Robots and were "Hold my beer"

This is in fact my alibi for not being a sci-fi author

Ogallala Strawberry

"how do we 'teach' you how to date?" what a joke. you wouldn't need this if 'dating' apps hadn't ruined meeting an actual human...

Preach!

it's the artificial version of "I know you better than you know yourself" so here's some unsolicited advice…

I'm pretty sure that the engine I use doesn't have A.I. integration because I've seen no decline in search result quality. I can't say the name of it in a comment, though, or Google-owned KZfaq will make the comment vanish into the aether. They've done it before. I had a comment vanish six times before I changed the name of the engine to "a certain waterfowl-themed search engine." Then it stuck.

It’s not the ai. It’s that G is intercepting searches and making them more marketing friendly

@@franjkav Not to nitpick, but that still sounds like a mistake, just moves blame from the A.I. to the browser.

"But we spared no expenses." Terminator raptors with lasers attached to their frickin heads!

That's bot on "scientists". It's on some companies.

@@battlion507 -"I have another: A titanic T-Rex with a cyber-punk fortress and turrets on his back with laser teeth and 2 tesla trees (like in Red alert) coming out of it's ears! Also, 2 more Gatling-laser-turrets coming out of it's nostrils because it would go to waste without it" -"Do it! Do it!" -"Cool!" "Oh, hey, could we also add psycho-kinetic powers to control giant saw blades made of KI energy, pretty please?" -"Nice guys. I have an idea too, let's also make it so it will freeze people into stone if they gaze into it's eyes! That could be funny AF."

@@jojolafrite90 Sounds like Far Cry: Blood Dragon... but so much more. I LIKE IT.

But, with the drek on bar tv, IT DOESN'T MATTER, EITHER!

Works on contingency? No, money down!

Nah, these systems are pretty useful if you do have a usecase for them, for example im a Programmer and Technical artist. AI tooling is great at helping simplify repetitive tasks and even template some code and object structures. Art wise its nice to easily and quickly be able to consider poses, perspectives and color palettes as well as different character designs. Its also just generally great for spitballing, for example coming up with character ideas for games, just explaining the concept and getting potential ideas for those characters. Transcription is another thing thats such a timesaver, just being able to throw in an image and have it transcribe the text in proper formatting is massive, since i can even have it structure t as a JSON object based on the image.

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I can see the first point like that. I can also see it as "I want companionship that will only be pleasant and won't die". Only saying this cuz I was thinking about how sucky the future will be once they have companion bots in every home. Plus my wife died a month ago and I can totally see it being a reality in the future like that black mirror episode. Not that you "can't" get another human to like you more like you just don't want to deal with humans anymore especially when you consider how divisive society is now. But yeah all of it is cringe and sad and totally gonna happen.

Scams should've been first on the list

​​​@@Disatiere you could do any of those art cases before AI Literally every single one of them Without relying on a tool that was designed to undermine and replace artists That was trained on petabytes of artists' data without consent or compensation And that has an environmental toll higher than that of Germany But sure, live and let kill itself I guess

The worst part is I can see some desperate idiot doing this and then speed running the ‘socially awkward person who thought AI assistance would help to woman hating incel’ pipeline when none of the “perfect” responses from the AI work on women and then the guy thinks women must be the problem 🙄

Just imagine it's nickname blasting to the tune of big juicy lol😂

You should splash some water or something on the car when the driver doesn't notice because then they have to replace that panel if it's uncoated

I was stuck behind my local Cybertruck in a traffic jam, so I rolled down my windows and blasted the Family Guy tuba song on loop at full volume

Some old guy got a cybertruck here with that initial rollout of like 10 or whatever and every time I see him I give him the thumbs down. He gets super pissed.

Can you sneak a fridge magnet onto it?

That's objectively true. It actually is.

When Siri first came out, I used to laugh at one of my friends because it look longer for her to get her question answered properly than it would have taken to type in the question.

Is this tech giant selling in UK?

man the paranoia is strong, you're starting to sound like conservatives arguing about gun control

@@feral_orc Except IT'S TRUE IN SOME COUNTRIES, SEE UK COMMENT. Know someone temporarily in the UK who wanted a couple kitchen knives, and they felt they were treated like a murderer when they shopped for them! Are you US?

@@rbaxter286 Well, if you stopped stabbing each other so much that wouldn't be a problem now would it?

I'd chop onions with a brick before buying a device that only exists because proper tools were made illegal.

There's also the fact the CCP have projected that the reason they don't allow Teslas to be sold in China (a car that is MADE there...), is its cameras could be "used for spying".....when China is a surveillance state FULL of spyware and cameras (hence the "social credit score").....they'll 100% use EVs for spying themselves.

Yes!!!!!

Well, their business model is to make a copy of things westerners are already buying, but at a fraction of the price. So, if something was as bad as a Tesla, it would depend how much I paid for it. If I bought a car for 50k that lasted 20 years with no problems, then that would be good. A car that costs 100k with constant problems is obviously bad(Tesla)... But then a car that costs 15k with the same problems, could very well still be worth it . Yes there are problems and hassle, but if I ended up spending less than 50k in 20 years or whatever, then it's still a good buy. That also probably includes multiple cars, so you get a new car every few years, and most of the initial problems end up ironed out over the generations. It's the same with buying phones from China, lots of Chinese brands are on a par with Samsung or Sony now , after generations of ironing out there kinks, and a 5th of the price or less for the reality good ones.

The idea isn't to make a cheap crappy ev its to make a quality vehicle using a sustainable production and powering process that reduces environmental impacts. With all the poor manufacturing practices, wasted materials, and fossil fuel based power supplies are these evs a benefit.

Yeah I have a lot of problems with our modern auto industry but I don’t think China has the best intentions with this. I agree with tariff just to keep China from getting a complete monopoly and just doing what Tesla is doing but with more protection from legal action

Considering how many of their markets are collapsing due to decades of corruption and bad policy, the reality of this scam is well known.

Don't we also do protectionism like that?

Yea, China literally just wants to control whatever foreign industry they can get their hands on. They have stolen patents and copied other nations technology. Also, their EV’s are dog shit. Probably worse or on par with Elon’s shit Tesla trucks. However, they are certainly worse than the 2.0 Tesla cars. Literally tofu vehicles.

Every country does this with every industry.

That makes me remember every time I had a discussion with a real human because they have different conceptions for the same word. At least I could convince a human or leave the room.

* AI frantically running find&replace to change “Human Murder Drone” to “Delicious Cinnamon Bun” * AI: “No of course not” Human: “Ok I trust you. Now what the first step.” AI: “Step 1: Give me the Codes/Access to Humanity’s Nuclear Weapons” Human: “Oh Goddamnit!”

Ask for movie reviews and you get directions for building a breeder reactor out of alarm clocks. I must be doing it wrong

I use cinnamon bun as an account name. Maybe I should have human murder drone as an alt

Are they expanding the "Google Graveyard" to include real people?

Sounds like a lot of maths Aussie man.

No. If I crumple up a paper with my net worth printed on it and throw it away, my money hasn't gone away, just that record.

Yup

​​@@delphi-moochymaker62 yeah, and if your bank (who doesn't store customer info on a cloud for just this reason) does it, you've got a real problem in your hands.

i doubt it remembers you, the amount of storage for it to evolve as it gets to know you, unlikely.

@@augustusomega4708 yeah it doesn't, i've been using it its just as useless as every other version of chatgpt, a lot of what they claim it can do is BS... as usual, nothing to see here

@@augustusomega4708 Damn shame, wanted to tell it about another boat attack.

Icks-Nay on the Iller-kay hale-way! They have very keen hearing ..., and a shared account ...

You misspelled waifu

this is a reply to the 1st comment i saw with 0 replies

What's a lemon law?

​@stephaniewaters1777 If a new vehicle comes off the lot with an issue and that defect can't be fixed within a certain number of trips to the dealership or within a certain number of days, the manufacturer can be forced to buy the car back at cost.

@@jacobrzeszewski6527 thank you :) that's an interesting approach

@@deathlady3135 Thanks for the pity comment. 🤘🏻💀🤘🏻

They're made cheap, and a lot of those companies are scams also

Yeah, we get loads of Chinese cars in Australia, their quality varies from "okay" to "actual garbage" though apparently they dont export the worst of them outside of china, so that's fun

@@CORV3TT33 I'm in Russia, we're under sanctions. I was looking into getting an electric engine for my old bicycle, they exists, but they're all from China, and something tells me they dump the worst on our market since it's not like we have a choice. I don't want to burn down my apartment block, so I guess I'll keep pedaling.

China makes cheap cars by the government majorly subsidizing them, much lighter worker protections, and most cars being lower quality that can catch fire more easily. Us car manufacturers will only be able to compete if we get rid of all regulations on the cars and pay workers a dollar an hour.

It's not that Tesla, and certainly not Cybertruck, is particularly good cars. It's just that Chinese "quality" somehow manage to be that much worse. US good, US bad. Whatever. Just don't promote Chinese as being superior. Note that I'm against 100% tariffs, but for entirely different reasons: We (as in, the "left") critiqued Donaldo Trumpolini for starting a trade war with China, and now Biden is doubling down on it? By all means, ban Chinese cars, but do it for legit reasons; failing to meet safety and design standards. Oh, and do the same for Elron Musk and his Teslanos.

What clause was it? Are you you based in the US?

@@tyjhepengel5342 basically, if you're using a down payment assistance program, you can't use a co-signer. And if you're single like me, bringing in only one full time income, the options are dramatically slashed.

well, they are probably afraid that people will do the hammer test on the cybertruck like the elongated man did at the reveal...

That is a hilarious detail 😂😂😂

Why do I understand this 😂

this confused me for 26 minutes, I got the meme part but hadn't looked at Ricky's T-shirt

Every time I see that shirt I start making a trpg character who was found by an orc that saved them from a massacre by hiding them Their backstory is their name OrcHid😂

It's name is Mike Hat

​@@UlshaRS RIP to his brother orc ate

One AI company already tried and then promptly ate shit. "Problem" is that some people don't like being sexually harassed by their AI, and gearing your AI output to DTF makes it hella uncomfortable to use for anyone in that camp. That and ofc the company didn't age gate their shit, so that went afoul of a boatload of pornography laws. I will say that the comer demographic is the only viable financial path I see for current level AI. Those degenerates have funded entire furry art commission empires, give them an AI girlfriend/boyfriend and they will be champing at the bit to fund their depraved fantasies coming ever so closer to reality.

Hey some companies are releasing AI girlfriends before they're ready.

@@SomeGuyAsWell Yeah, but those are the people who don't have the resources to make a really advanced one, so they have to release what they can to get out ahead of the big companies.

@@Bacteriophagebs Their goal isn't really just to make A.I girlfriends. Their goal is to be able to replace any human, it's just "girlfriend" is a kind of human.

Don't know why my previous comment about Replika isn't here anymore but yeah, that happened and crashed and burned. Rightfully so frankly.

Yeah, like plenty of tech, it can be useful in some pretty specific situations. Your example is certainly one of them, mostly because it would be really tough for Siri to get that wrong: e.g. asking for a five-minute countdown and getting five hours.

They don’t care about the bigotry in their products

​​​@@franjkav limited data set more than bigotry. Limited willingness to spend money on larger data sets.

​@@mf--it is still a little racist from the people who make the decisions, specially because asian people are more than half of the human population of the planet, almost 5 billion people.

Yup

I'm so jealous of you now. I didn't think there were any outside of Boston around here yet. I really want to point and laugh nelson style. 😂

@@christyrodrigue6628 it was so weird in person, since it’s not super glossy it just kind of reflected the low dunes and looked dirty, I cannot stress enough how stressed the soccer mom driving it looked

​@@kevinmorgan2968It looks like a refrigerator that's been outdoors

I kinda just assumed that you're not supposed to use for anything.

elon regrets that he didn't have it at the cyber truck presentation... maybe the windows would have survived....

Anyone with a single brain cell can tell that channel is propagandist. You need to find a new brain, pronto. By the way dipshit, China is a state capitalist economy. Government subsidies are the norm. This is a well known and accepted fact.

Yeah the CCP propaganda runs deep. Sad that most people don't realize it.

Yay! Another China show watcher! To clarify, I absolutely agree, and I just I want to add: I'm glad there are some other folks here who do watch those two. *Breaking through the Chinese firewall is prudent to truly understanding the reality of the modern situation.* A few people in the comments are out here trying to defend the same government shoving Uyghurs into concentration camps, just because they are subsidizing shoddily built green tech. *Just because its cheap doesn't mean its good.* You're pushing Chinese government "Soft power" propaganda if you do this! *Pushing tariffs on China isn't to endorse Elon... Because he is also already in the Chinese market too anyways lol.* Its to protect Americans from *shitty, 😂 exploding cars, which have 33% or their total range in the winter.* Also... The *Communist party of China is the last regime you want to have a monopoly* on the green technology of the future. *Seriously, you're a nazi if you're supporting anything currently coming out of that country.* Pure ABP Behavior.

It's pretty wild how little these guys know about China and the CCP while belittling the US in comparisons with China. For those that watch The China Show I nominate these two for the ABP party.

@@robsnyder2614 caw

The US government will just ramp up the tariff on those countries too.

​@@AdrianCarroll-fj5ceand then they will move it elsewhere, there is not a lack of in-development countries to move manufacturing to.

@@bluester7177 US will ban all imports, it will definitelly work well

@@bluester7177 Of course they can, and in most cases they'll probably do it with a company affiliated with the US. So, they made parts in China and Vietnam, ship the parts to Mexico, manufacture some parts in Mexico and finish the rest of the Manufacturing in the US with prison slave labor. The product would have "made in US" on it and still be 75% from China.

Don't forget that includes Singapore. You know, like where the head of TikTok is from.

I've heard the Chinese cars do suffer the same fate. I got a decent used ev for 5k.

Yeah they did a bad job covering that subject honestly.

Yeah. I don't want an elonmobile, but I also really don't want the Shein version of it. IDK terriffs were the right way to protect people from "caveat emptor", but I also don't think it's going to make that much of a difference in the world.

Because other EVs don't? You people don't see your biases, it's bad because chinese when I've seen so many videos of teslas on fire, also most of the thungs you have at home are chinese or have chinese parts, a lot of companies buy parts in china and just assemble it in their own country. Everytime I buy an insuline syringe in my country, I'm buying two chinese parts which are assembled and sold by a national company.

@@bluester7177 Are you working for CCP? Chinese electric cars explode... way more often lol, there is very poor quality control in their battery manufacturing processes for their brands. Lets not forget their poor safety standards in general.

So do Teslas. And Tesla is also a company that has historically only achieved profitability due to subsidies and only been able to get their product to market at acceptable prices due to tax credits that favor them specifically. Since this intervention is allegedly to "protect the free market," why not let it decide? And the idea that China has weaker safety standards than the US is laughable; I can't imagine any other developed country would allow the Cybertruck to fly. It's as if we don't have regulators at all.

I am not sure if many EV car manufacturers have as many safety issues as tesla by now ?.. I mean at least that car unlocks when people yell at it, would have saved some lives.

@spookymunky1 there was an incident where a chinese ev spontaneously combusted and the doors locked killing 3 people.

Sadly there have also been a couple of incidents with people trapped inside locked teslas, even when first responders are there they were unable to get them out due to the door handles sitting flush with the car when driving and need electricity to pop out. For rear passengers I think that the manual override to the doors when power is cut is either some small wire hidden in the doors or under the passenger seat, or they suggest going through the rear seat by finding another hidden release and then using the release for the trunk... not exactly ideal when you are wondering why nobody outside won't just open the door? great design choices all round.

He must have. Snow is just frozen rain. Their user manual says not to take your truck out in the rain or it will rust. If there's no rust then that means he kept it in a garage. You can't really avoid snow in Maine.

I was surprised at how many Teslas I saw in Iceland. Though I'm sure people don't drive them more than a couple miles, the limited cold weather range isn't that big of an issue.

@@MegaEliteAwesome yeah, that's what I was thinking. And the road salt!

​@@FFTorchedThe range is not a big concern if you're driving under 300km, even in extreme cold.

Is it wrong that I want a version of this for soccer fouls that gives them style points relative to how dramatic they are?

"The home team has advanced to the 50 kilometer line, 7th down, 23 across, bases loaded. The score is now 67 to J. From this position, the most likely play is a punt, or a dodge roll. Ham sandwiches are an excellent source of protein."

This is just an arranged marriage with extra steps.

Flirty and easily interrupted…sounds great for society…

See a therapist.

@@jennyanydots2389no

It's 6 pm though...

Me three!

@@jennyanydots2389 you probably should do that. Your reply was brash and out of left field.

The US government does that as well, it's what capitalism is all about.

Oof the wumao ghostpenguins3 is really earning his 100 yuan monthly salary in the comment replies.

We do do that.

@@ghostpenguins3 in my opinion, not enough to lower the prices to an affordable level where the majority of people are changing to EV.

@@SportingJapan it's less an issue of prices and more one of wages, prices never fall unless they are specifically forced to by internal regulation. As demonstrated by the current "inflation."