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[dasmo]

All major car factories are like that, though, and have been for decades.

The trick is Musk wants us to believe his robots are like humans, because they’re not fixed to one spot. If Tesla has even less human involvement than the other factories do, then that might explain the misaligned panels.

Most manufacturing actually.
I don’t believe in the singularity. That’s marketing to absolve the manufacturer of responsibility.

I will have no problem blowing away a toaster if it comes to that. I don’t care how realistic they are.

[Mike K.]

What if it becomes illegal to harm someone’s robotic AI property? The federal Liberals have already talked about taxing robotic productivity. They’ll want to protect that revenue.

[dasmo]

Instead they are doing this....

Snowden is stoked! 

 

Former NSA head joins OpenAI board and "safety" committee.

 

https://techcrunch.c...fety-committee/

[dasmo]

What if it becomes illegal to harm someone’s robotic AI property? The federal Liberals have already talked about taxing robotic productivity. They’ll want to protect that revenue.

Oh that is in the works. The AI bill of rights. It is Clown World after all. 

[Matt R.]

Remember the late 90s and the threat of the paperless office? How’d that pan out?

It’s the same with AI. The output is going to be repetitive, predictable and recognizable, data taken as fact won’t be, because a real human could have immediately parsed two data points to differentiate between them, etc.

The Reddit kids are already messing it up by posting and upvoting nonsense. Google ai apparently likes to use Reddit as a trusted source of info.

[dasmo]

The Reddit kids are already messing it up by posting and upvoting nonsense. Google ai apparently likes to use Reddit as a trusted source of info.

Haha. Do you know the story of the 24/7 Seinfeld-like generated AI show? It must have been taking input from the comments.... 

[Matt R.]

Oh my mistake. One my of kids tells me people often google search with “Reddit” at the end, because they trust the results. I guess the ai doesn’t care one way or the other!

[Mike K.]

Nope. But it will matter to a human if you put 5w30 oil in a motor requiring 15w40, though!

Thanks Reddit-sourced AI!

[Victoria Watcher]

 

 

Nvidia becomes world's most valuable company

 

https://www.bbc.com/...es/cyrr40x0z2mo

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 19 June 2024 - 01:07 AM.

[dasmo]

Popular chips….

[Nparker]

Who knew face cream was so valuable?

[Victoria Watcher]

A small Caribbean nation is capitalizing on the artificial intelligence (AI) boom thanks in part to a coincidence that came about when internet domain codes for countries were awarded decades ago.

The island of Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory located east of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean, received the .ai country code for internet domains in 1995 from the International Telecommunication Union. Anguilla's government allows buyers to purchase the .ai registration for their website for terms of up to two years, with follow-on renewals possible.

https://www.foxbusin...ay-cash-ai-boom

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 24 June 2024 - 01:47 PM.

[Nparker]

If cannibalism ever catches on, Canada will have an amazing revenue stream.

[Matt R.]

Tuvalu was popular for the same reason.

[Victoria Watcher]

[Victoria Watcher]

[Nparker]

The ignorance of this and future generations is astounding. 

[Mike K.]

If only these nerds making AI had a way of asking AI to identify AI-created content.

Humans can detect it. But we’re supposed to believe the technology doesn’t exist to detect it.

[dasmo]

What percentage of professors will be using AI to grade them next year?

[Mike K.]

It’s a giant scam.