Will AI kill us all?

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I don't think AI is going to revolutionise anything, but just to be on the safe side we should probably stop funneling money into the furnace just in case. If we can prevent the apocalypse by not giving Sam Altman another sixty billion dollars, then that sounds like a sweet deal to me.
 
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I don't think AI is going to revolutionise anything, but just to be on the safe side we should probably stop funneling money into the furnace just in case. If we can prevent the apocalypse by not giving Sam Altman another sixty billion dollars, then that sounds like a sweet deal to me.
It's just not that simple. Tech companies are competing with each other for dominance and even if America were to outlaw AI research and development, other countries would take the chance to overtake America on this front. I'd like to see AI banned globally but it's just not realistic.
 
nah, the Ai bubble is gonna burst soon, we literally have no use for Ai except for bio research and stuff like that

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It's just not that simple. Tech companies are competing with each other for dominance and even if America were to outlaw AI research and development, other countries would take the chance to overtake America on this front. I'd like to see AI banned globally but it's just not realistic.
Hey, their choice if they want to waste their money on this.
 
I am genuinely curious about which industries will be affected by AI.

Will studios use AI in place of voice actors?
Will companies use AI for translations?
Will game developers use AI to write code? Create 3D models? Create 2D art? Animations?
Will writers and animators use AI to create segments for them?

I already know a few people that use AI just to answer simple questions or simplify their documentation. I've even seen a student or two use AI to answer their hard homework questions.

The large investments in AI that have been going on remind me of the dot-com boom of the 90's, but I wouldn't discount the potential longevity of AI. There are applications that would benefit businesses and research, but there are professions that could get minimized by it.
 
When people say AI is a bubble they don't understand that is true in terms of every single company out there trying to have some AI related business, much like the .com bubble, no, AI won't disappear nor become less relevant, much like the internet didn't either.
 
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Hold on, pretty sure Satan is also immortal.
Oh nope:

"Therefore rejoice, ye heavens, and ye that dwell in them. Woe to the inhabiters of the earth and of the sea! for the devil is come down unto you, having great wrath, because he knoweth that he hath but a short time." - he is mortal, and is aware he is mortal.

The escape sequence from metroid games reminds me of this too. The villain is dying, but I'm not.
 
there's no if to this. it's WHEN.

ever since ai has been made, there has been countless simulations ran with it where it completely wipes out the human race.

and the idiots at the pentagon have been trying to hand over all their resources, codes, files, etc to the very same ai that exterminates the human race.

there are hundreds of millions of examples in science fiction of what happens when ai is made. ALL of this should have been heeded as a warning NOT to make ai.

but humanity is a race of idiots and each new further cements that they are a doomed species.
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I am genuinely curious about which industries will be affected by AI.

Will studios use AI in place of voice actors?
Will companies use AI for translations?
Will game developers use AI to write code? Create 3D models? Create 2D art? Animations?
Will writers and animators use AI to create segments for them?

I already know a few people that use AI just to answer simple questions or simplify their documentation. I've even seen a student or two use AI to answer their hard homework questions.

The large investments in AI that have been going on remind me of the dot-com boom of the 90's, but I wouldn't discount the potential longevity of AI. There are applications that would benefit businesses and research, but there are professions that could get minimized by it.
there are already video games and movies and tv shows being made that are 100% ai made
 
I just had this experience with a payment for services today:

AI: "Please enter your, sorry, I didn't catch that."

Me: "I didn't say anything." (What a weirdo AI.)

AI: "Say "make a payment""

Me: "Make a payment."

AI: "Sorry, use a simpler word."

Me: "Payment."

AI: "So, you wish to make a statement."

Me: "Are you taking mushrooms?"

AI: "sorry, I didn't get that, sorry, sorry, sorry, I didn't, one moment..."

Me: "I said payment!"

(Wow, does this AI have Schizophrenia? I didn't even say anything.)

AI: "So, you wish to make a statement."

Me: "No, I said payment! p-a-y-m-e-n-t!"

AI: "One moment, let me get someone who can help you with a statement, one moment, one moment, sorry, I , sorry, thank you for choosing [name], goodbye!"

Me: (What an extreme weirdo of an AI)

I just had that..."conversation" with an AI three times before I finally was able to speak to customer service to make a payment:

"that company is sure determined to _not_ have my money."



Can someone put together a video of "what if people talked like AI in public while serving fast food or selling a car at a dealership."? That would be funny to see, and the mockery of AI alone could easily force giant organizations to not be so lazy if enough people liked it. bullies and critics _hate_ it when you get snarky because they don't know how to overcome that.
 
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I just had this experience with a payment for services today:

AI: "Please enter your, sorry, I didn't catch that."

Me: "I didn't say anything." (What a weirdo AI.)

AI: "Say "make a payment""

Me: "Make a payment."

AI: "Sorry, use a simpler word."

Me: "Payment."

AI: "So, you wish to make a statement."

Me: "Are you taking mushrooms?"

AI: "sorry, I didn't get that, sorry, sorry, sorry, I didn't, one moment..."

Me: "I said payment!"

(Wow, does this AI have Schizophrenia? I didn't even say anything.)

AI: "So, you wish to make a statement."

Me: "No, I said payment! p-a-y-m-e-n-t!"

AI: "One moment, let me get someone who can help you with a statement, one moment, one moment, sorry, I , sorry, thank you for choosing [name], goodbye!"

Me: (What an extreme weirdo of an AI)

I just had that..."conversation" with an AI three times before I finally was able to speak to customer service to make a payment:

"that company is sure determined to _not_ have my money."



Can someone put together a video of "what if people talked like AI in public while serving fast food or selling a car at a dealership."? That would be funny to see, and the mockery of AI alone could easily force giant organizations to not be so lazy if enough people liked it. bullies and critics _hate_ it when you get snarky because they don't know how to overcome that.

Hell, I read no more than 3 lines of this brilliant shit before posting, point well-taken! Now I'm going to go back and read the rest...
 
I don't recall if I've posted anything in this thread, but I don't think that AI will overtake us since it wouldn't exist without us shaping it to what it is.

them again, with how much I've been seeing in the public spaces embracing it to the point that I've seen some members that are left and right posting AI generated art of cat girls and art relating to making fun of those that dislike AI, maybe AI might take over us...
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I'd believe this more than AI ever going to kill us all.
and it is in fact that I did say something in this thread.
 

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