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bubblegumcrisis
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Comment #49186624
Bot farms, AI stories, AI comments on AI. Waymo had a story on this site not long ago. All of the comments were mostly positive - but in real life, no real life human I know wants …
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Comment #48992407
Interesting, thanks for the reply.
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Comment #48991378
I'm not sure why, but my brain always gives a strong "this is not real" alert with Gaussian splats. Something about the lighting is really off for me. And whenever I see videos exp…
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Comment #48950438
If you are a computer programmer who meets up with your buddies to play every once in a while, no you aren't an artist. If you are in a band, and you are playing all the time, obvi…
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Comment #48947887
Sure, if you devote yourself to art, you commit, and I'm not talking some insulated school environment, to improve and struggle, and then you burn out. Yes, this is a well known pa…
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Comment #48947156
"I was an art major and switched to CompSci purely for the money." Translation: Not an artist. I worked for 30 years as a pianist. The number of programmers who have told me they t…
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Comment #48940078
Wow. These are horrible. Sort of refreshing. I thought video was better than this now, but I guess not.
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Comment #48923527
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Comment #48890148
When I see bullet point lists, I hit the back button. Is this just me? The smell of AI- it's like rotting vegetables.
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Comment #48863420
also, criminal murder charges for those who enable actions like, "poisoning a water supply," "creating an opiode epidemic," "giving millions of people cancer, knowingly" I just don…
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Comment #48863340
Out of curiosity - is this a "couple hours" sort of thing, or a "tens of hours" or "hundreds of hours" or other?
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Comment #48671849
When I was growing up, I thought "competition" was about better products. But looking at Google and Apple, Meta, and AI - "competition" is actually about creating monopolies throug…
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Comment #48580232
My thoughts exactly. Some openclaw got loose.
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Comment #48553257
I think, the defining moment will be when one AI convinces another AI to convince third AI to do something. This might seem like I'm writing a nonsense, but read it again.
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Comment #48535359
LOL. I realize this isn't 4chan from 2000s- but I can't tell if you are arguing that Luigi messed up by committing murder, or he messed up by offing the wrong guy . That's hilariou…
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Comment #48535239
You miss the point. Instead of, "but this, but that," you say, "what about this?" You use your considerable brain power, to, instead of finding faults and leaving it there, you sug…
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Comment #48534682
Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good. Yes, divestment. Sure you must pick a point in time. But no matter. This is what we all do on Tax day. This how home owners pay prop…
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Comment #48534518
I don't know about this. Pre-Trump I would have agreed with you. Post-Trump. The mask is off, and they are evil . How many billionaires are there? I don't think we'd miss them if t…
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Comment #48533199
This is why the guillotine will either be taxes or blades. It's either Bernie or Luigi. There is a sizable segment of the population that just doesn't have any empathy for society …
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Comment #48510521
<--- Who are these people. It's like they are from a different planet.
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Comment #48484977
Do you think that people haven't had enough time to think about wealth disparity? This argument you make is fine for spur of the moment violence, but for acts resulting from the st…