KitKat ribs AI in hilarious new ad campaign

Post by bagacrap » Mon, Apr 17, 2023, 3:57 PM UTC

Post by andrewstuart2 » Mon, Apr 17, 2023, 4:22 PM UTC

andsoitis wrote: post #5

allears wrote: post #2

It's like they asked ChatGPT to write a hilarious ad campaign.

AI has not demonstrated self-deprecating humor yet; it takes itself too seriously.

Post by s3p » Mon, Apr 17, 2023, 4:32 PM UTC

brushfoot wrote: post #7

ickelbawd wrote: post #4

This is humorous, but also about on par for ads these days. This wasn’t possible a decade ago. I don’t doubt that some teams are going to get a lot smaller as this thing rolls forward.

Optimistically, that will mean a higher number of small teams working on more products. Do we really need more products, though? Well, we don't need more throwaway trinkets. On the other hand, there are diseases to be cured, environmental problems to be solved, asteroids to mine, universal speech translators to implement....If those are "products," then more teams would be great. The hard thing as I see it is that th…

Post by drcongo » Mon, Apr 17, 2023, 4:49 PM UTC

bagacrap wrote: post #12

Did anyone watch that video and think "hilarious"?

Post by dist-epoch » Mon, Apr 17, 2023, 5:19 PM UTC

graypegg wrote: post #8

sebastianconcpt wrote: post #3

I am the only one that sees that noise being normalized is training organics neural networks with trash? AI improving exponentially its output while organics being trained with exponential noise? What could go wrong? We need to talk more about cultural noise/trash and weaponization of memes.

I’m sorry but what do you mean by “organics”? …humans? Something makes me deeply sad about that terminology.