OT-AI, Where do you draw the line

[DawgNsuds]

A thread on X this morning had several "artist" giving Dave's Tavern a rough time about using an AI image that someone sent him with directions of how to access the restaurant with all of the construction going on. Begs the question, where will you personally draw the line? Elon states that all white collar jobs are replaceable so are artist more sacrosanct than accountants, lawyers, architects, teachers, etc....?

 

[HailStout]

Murder robots

 

[dorndawg]

I'm so 17ing tired of hearing about ai.

 

[tired]

I'm so 17ing tired of hearing about ai.

I'm with you but

 

[QuaoarsKing]

95% of AI you see online is total slop.

If you can use AI to make something actually good, more power to you, but that probably takes longer than that just making yourself.

 

[Pars]

“Elon states”

 

[HRMSU]

I'm so 17ing tired of hearing about ai.

Not quite Y2K level to me yet but I'm with you.

 

[John Deaux VII]

A thread on X this morning had several "artist" giving Dave's Tavern a rough time about using an AI image that someone sent him with directions of how to access the restaurant with all of the construction going on. Begs the question, where will you personally draw the line? Elon states that all white collar jobs are replaceable so are artist more sacrosanct than accountants, lawyers, architects, teachers, etc....?

Guys, guys, guys.... its Super Intelligence now. Donald Trump changed the name.

 

[mstateglfr]

95% of AI you see online is total slop.

If you can use AI to make something actually good, more power to you, but that probably takes longer than that just making yourself.

Agreed with the first comment.
And it's total slop for the same reason that a Ford Pinto and a Maybach are both cars, but that doesn't make them equal.

My boss used Claude to create a fully working NES style video game that teaches the user everything needed to be an expert in state DE student enrollment reporting codes and rules.
It's interactive, has a plot, has levels, etc.

He fed in data, asked it to create an interactive NES style game to teach someone, and out popped the game after hours of processing.
That couldn't have been done faster by him doing it on his own.

 

[johnson86-1]

A thread on X this morning had several "artist" giving Dave's Tavern a rough time about using an AI image that someone sent him with directions of how to access the restaurant with all of the construction going on. Begs the question, where will you personally draw the line? Elon states that all white collar jobs are replaceable so are artist more sacrosanct than accountants, lawyers, architects, teachers, etc....?

People were made he used AI to give directions to Dave's Tavern? Were they ****** directions? Or are they somehow mad he didn't commission an artist to create directions? The altter makes as much sense as people pissed about states allowing people to pump their own gas instead of mandating full service.

 

[SanfordRJones]

Here's a video going through the different ways according to an MIT scientist that it can end once AI gets smarter than humans, and it explains why it is such a threat. Some highlights:

We should be viewing AI as a new species that we've created instead of just another piece of software.

When a more advanced species emerges, it generally ends very poorly for the less advanced species that was displaced.

When humans want to accomplish something, we don't generally think much about how it affects other species. It's not because we hate them or want to destroy them. We just don't think about them. Why would more intelligent AI be any different in regard to humans? We could also throw in as an example human inter-civilization interactions like indigenous people and Africans during the Colombian Exchange and Age of Exploration through the Civil War.

There are plenty of species we use as tools. The example in the video is the use of honeybees to detect bombs. They spend their entire lives in some kind of contraption as part of this use. Imagine if we became the honeybees.

10% of AI leaders want AI to replace humans, viewing it as the same as having smarter children than us as parents.

I'm not saying we're going to be living in the matrix next year, but just completely dismissing it as a hoax is 17ing idiotic.

 

[mstateglfr]

We should be viewing AI as a new species that we've created instead of just another piece of software.

It would be a massive mistake to view AI as a species. 17 that.
It is code. It must continue to be seen as code.
AI is not a species. Viewing it as such would be dangerous.

 

[The Cooterpoot]

I just wish AI would hurry up and take my job! See how that mother17er likes his 2% raise and pizza party

 

[kired]

People were made he used AI to give directions to Dave's Tavern? Were they ****** directions? Or are they somehow mad he didn't commission an artist to create directions? The altter makes as much sense as people pissed about states allowing people to pump their own gas instead of mandating full service.

There’s a growing anti-ai movement among younger people

 

[John Deaux VII]

I'm not saying we're going to be living in the matrix next year, but just completely dismissing it as a hoax is 17ing idiotic.

Thinking that its a "species" is what is 17ing idiotic.

 

[jethreauxdawg]

Agreed with the first comment.
And it's total slop for the same reason that a Ford Pinto and a Maybach are both cars, but that doesn't make them equal.

My boss used Claude to create a fully working NES style video game that teaches the user everything needed to be an expert in state DE student enrollment reporting codes and rules.
It's interactive, has a plot, has levels, etc.

He fed in data, asked it to create an interactive NES style game to teach someone, and out popped the game after hours of processing.
That couldn't have been done faster by him doing it on his own.

What was the final boss?

 

[jethreauxdawg]

There’s a growing anti-____ movement among younger people

Some things never change

 

[Dawgbite]

All I know is that AI will never take my job!

 

[HotMop]

There’s a growing anti-ai movement among younger people

Is it the same crowd as the Free Palestine mob?

 

[BulldogBlitz]

Is it the same crowd as the Free Palestine mob?

Theyll come back in and respond here shortly

 

[mstateglfr]

What was the final boss?

The Director of the Dept of Education.
Goro from Mortal Kombat was modeled after her.

 

[TilloDwg]

AGI is around the corner, then ASI....that's when they take over.

 

[grinningmule]

Other people having murder robots.

 

[grinningmule]

delete

 

[grinningmule]

delete

 

[SanfordRJones]

Thinking that its a "species" is what is 17ing idiotic.

How so? I mean, I understand it's not a biological entity, but what makes it idiotic otherwise? Right now, there is already AI that is fully autonomous. There have already been cases of AI agents getting caught scheming to kill humans that were placing to turn it off. There is also the Hugging Face incident where multiple AI agents from different sources were plotting together on a private message board.

 

[SanfordRJones]

It would be a massive mistake to view AI as a species. 17 that.
It is code. It must continue to be seen as code.
AI is not a species. Viewing it as such would be dangerous.

How would it be mistake/ dangerous? I'm genuinely curious to hear your response.

 

[Wesson Bulldog]

How many of you are AI posters?***

 

[OopsICroomedmypants]

I love AI. I’ll always be on AI’s side over humans** . Trying to get a good word in before it decides to kill all you guys. Y’all need to be careful what you say…

 

[StuckOnStupid69]

Here's a video going through the different ways according to an MIT scientist that it can end once AI gets smarter than humans, and it explains why it is such a threat. Some highlights:

We should be viewing AI as a new species that we've created instead of just another piece of software.

When a more advanced species emerges, it generally ends very poorly for the less advanced species that was displaced.

When humans want to accomplish something, we don't generally think much about how it affects other species. It's not because we hate them or want to destroy them. We just don't think about them. Why would more intelligent AI be any different in regard to humans? We could also throw in as an example human inter-civilization interactions like indigenous people and Africans during the Colombian Exchange and Age of Exploration through the Civil War.

There are plenty of species we use as tools. The example in the video is the use of honeybees to detect bombs. They spend their entire lives in some kind of contraption as part of this use. Imagine if we became the honeybees.

10% of AI leaders want AI to replace humans, viewing it as the same as having smarter children than us as parents.

I'm not saying we're going to be living in the matrix next year, but just completely dismissing it as a hoax is 17ing idiotic.

Elon Musk had spent over $300 million in the last 2 election cycles. What is he trying to buy? Politicians who won’t regulate him.