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Haven't read through the whole thread yet but if anyone has seen the movie "Her" and thought it would be pretty cool to have a personal AI assistant like that - Correct me if i am wrong but we are very close to that being possible. To having an AI assistant almost as capable as Scarlet Johansson in Her, in her exact voice if you choose, on your phone, tablet, PC, smart speaker etc

I use to think to have an Ai that advanced it would have to be sentient but i've realised it really doesn't. It just has to simulate sentience.

If you take out the ending of that movie, that may be possible soon and people would probably like their phone AI more than other people.

I can imagine that would be a new parental issue where your kid spends all the time with their AI personality and none with real people.

It would be the new level of social media.

I believe the world as we know it is going to drastically change in the next 5-10 years, maybe less. There are so many implications of all this new AI tech including ones many people haven't even thought of yet.

What is interesting is that AI type technology and more is advancing but society is becoming more antisocial and uneducated.

That's a weird mix.

If people were happy, had supportive families, and were highly educated, then AI would probably be very helpful.

I played with chatGPT for about 1 hour and then lost interest and then never used it again. It wasn’t helpful or useful, and was only mildly entertaining.

Whoa, it gives responses? They are generic and boring responses, there’s nothing interesting or intriguing or innovative about it.

It’s faster to just type stuff into Google for fuks sake.

When is this thing supposed to replace my job, again? When is it supposed to become a super intelligent hologram that follows me around and does all my thinking for me? Another 15 years? 50 years?

This technology will be used to improve the efficiency of already existing systems, it might create some novel solutions occasionally, but it’s the same principle as the self-checkout counter at a grocery store. It STILL relies on your input and being programmed within a set of constraints.

It’s a digital fuking self-checkout counter, yeah it’s gonna replace some teenager but it’s not gonna turn us into the Jetsons next year.

By the way, just because you listened to a podcast with that fart-sniffing “intellectual” charlatan Niels DeGrassey Tyson guy and that wart-faced fat fuk snake-oil salesman Eric Weinstein, doesn’t mean you’re an expert on AI and robotics now.

It's pretty dumb and always gives me inaccurate information.

Some suggested the exams it took included questions it had already looked up.

So, doing novel problems might result in lower scores.

not to mention chatgpt and other clones are biased. If you for example ask about the lab leak and if fauci covered it up etc... it sides with the left leaning side of the story "came from bats".

There will always be limitations to AI, to what it has gotten to is pretty impressive but not useful.

Ai/ technology will wipe out mankind


Might take another 1000 years but it will happen

Basically everything you describe is already happening at some level today, active decision making analytic systems are fairly common and very effective in business today because the systems can make decisions much faster and accurately than humans. The very rough process you describe about the human brain grouping and distributing information into different areas for storage, then retrieving and relocating specific pieces of that information and combing them in a central active processing area to answer what question is being asked is exactly how analytic systems work today.

Advanced predictive modelling algorithms are designed to mimic different types of human thought processes and can consider the probability of the certain results from all those options and decide which one to accept as the answer so it has effectively "learned" something new that it can use as input to other questions and make further decisions. So it is possible to create programs that "learn" and "think" like or better than humans but the ultimate problem with making it truly human-like is we don't know the ultimate question that drives human behavior ourselves to tell the AI to solve to drive its decision making and behavior.

What is the demand for an ever more efficient Amazon?

A business making more toys and no one doing anything but buying them? No one wants that.




We want to live in harmony with our nature

Well said. This technology has WILD implications in so many fields.

Hey AI, diversify my portfolio to maximize my return based on the top performing index funds, and new growth sectors specializing in energy and medicine.

Or in Law where it can pour through millions and millions of cases, and easily show precedent given whatever parameters you want. Then have it summarize a closing argument for you.I’ll take Joi from Blade Runner 2049, thank you very much.Agreed.

If you think kids are addicted to their phones / electronics now, just wait until VR interactive AI social media kicks off.

Lol, and this is where Elon’s Neuralink comes in. Then BOOM, we are learning Kung Fu and fly helicopters instantaneously like in the Matrix………. except it’s totally going to happen.

Most kids I deal with in the city are pretty much alone. They know some people are school but have no dad and a stupid mom so imagine if you can talk about things with your phone.

I'll bet you can ask the chatbots out now about video games they can probably produce some kind of interesting answer. So, imagine if the thing could talk and kids could have a conversation with an AI about games, music, etc when NO ADULT will talk to them about it.

That will be the next level of having your head buried in your phone.

AI is not overhyped because it has demonstrated its capabilities in various domains, delivering tangible results and transformative applications. Here are a few examples:

Healthcare: AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare by assisting in disease diagnosis, drug discovery, and personalized treatment. For instance, AI algorithms have been developed to analyze medical images such as X-rays and mammograms, assisting radiologists in detecting abnormalities with high accuracy. AI-based chatbots and virtual nurses are also being used to provide basic medical information and support to patients.

Natural Language Processing: AI has made significant progress in understanding and generating human language. Language models like GPT-3, which I am based on, can generate coherent and contextually relevant text, enabling applications such as language translation, content generation, and customer support. AI-powered voice assistants like Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa have become commonplace, helping users with tasks, answering questions, and controlling smart home devices.

Autonomous Vehicles: AI is driving advancements in autonomous driving technology. Self-driving cars equipped with AI algorithms can perceive the environment, make decisions, and navigate safely. Companies like Tesla, Waymo, and Uber are actively developing and testing autonomous vehicles that have the potential to reduce accidents and enhance transportation efficiency.

Financial Services: AI is transforming the financial industry by improving fraud detection, risk assessment, and customer service. AI algorithms can analyze large volumes of financial data in real-time, identifying patterns that humans might miss. This enables banks and financial institutions to prevent fraudulent transactions, assess creditworthiness, and provide personalized investment advice to customers.

Manufacturing and Robotics: AI is being applied in manufacturing to optimize production processes, improve quality control, and enable predictive maintenance. Robots powered by AI can perform complex tasks with precision, leading to increased productivity and cost savings. Collaborative robots, or cobots, are designed to work alongside humans, enhancing efficiency and safety in manufacturing environments.

These examples demonstrate that AI is not just hype but a technology with practical applications and transformative potential across various industries. However, it's important to acknowledge that AI still has limitations and ethical considerations that need to be addressed for responsible and beneficial deployment.

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I couldn't stop laughing at the method where one of the people in this thread is using chatgpt to teach him to make things like drugs and explosives