The absolute state of AI results.

[Ekco]

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daily slop gen ai check, hadn't made a image in a couple weeks.

gemini refused due to the original image having willem dafoe in it, chatgpt gave zero fucks

[BradZax]

I would believe this was true if they were still trying to go with functionalism—meaning more compute = AGI = ASI.

Which AFAIK they are no longer believing this is true.

I was really hoping the rumors that sam altmans AI he's using is SO GOOD that it has him convinced that it's actually a living being from another dimension and they're talking through the neural net portal.

Would be perfect timing to have that 2000 years after we crucified jesus (still holding out a little hope till the 2030s).

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[Ekco]

General and Super intelligence are prolly bullshit but what frontier models are already and will be capable of from scaling is some crazy sci fi shit, their already assisting in novel STEM research and Claude Mythos is already at a scary level of finding vulnerabilities in code where the general public doesn't have access to it over concerns of what people might do

So even if we hit a ceiling right now with the models we'll still have insane advancements to deal with and adapt to

[Reiwa]

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I miss early 2000s google. You could find *anything* given enough time. I remember scouring 100s of pages of search results to finally find that last piece of extremely niche pirated PDF I needed for my collection.

Nowadays, I rarely find any reliable information on niche things like P99 or any of my other hobbies on Google. The other competitors seem better for niche stuff.

Everybody assumes because AI is smarter than them on popular topics that it is useful for everything. It's really not - it has some good uses in very specific circumstances.

I wonder if we'll have to pay for compute on search when AI replaces it.

[Ekco]

Probably, right before AI replaces us.

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Fixed the believing anything you tell her without question issue, I think. I'm honestly afraid to try the color of the sky/hours in a day thing again in case it's Kaia's "How many r's in Strawberry?"

[BradZax]

They say AI will make people dumb but without even trying it taught 380 million Americans what an em dash is.

[OriginalContentGuy]

Originally Posted by BradZax [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

They say AI will make people dumb but without even trying it taught 380 million Americans what an em dash is.

Originally Posted by BradZax [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Would be perfect timing to have that 2000 years after we crucified jesus (still holding out a little hope till the 2030s).

People were making people dumb well before machine learning. Unless you're 2000+ years old and now shitposting EQ after the events of the passion your use of pronouns is funny.

[BradZax]

Thanks for replying.

[OriginalContentGuy]

I've just never known anyone who came runner-up to Joseph of Arimathea on Star Search.

[BradZax]

heh