Might belong in the Politics thread, but this new website or app or whatever it is that tells you whether a picture is human or AI generated seems problematic. Apparently it doesn't work, but people are using it to prove/disprove all sorts of things from this stuff going on in Israel and Gaza.
There is no way to definitely distinguish anymore. It can easily interpret image processing as "generated" when it wasn't, and also miss generated images from time to time.
One of the AI robot things at the Sphere (in Vegas) specifically called me out last night. It turned, stared at me for a bit, said something like “person in the blue and white shirt, what is your name,” and then proceeded to have a conversation with me. @NorrisAlan - I highly recommend that you stay as far away from that place as possible lol
I believe that everyone (and I mean *everyone*) is bearish on AI, and am actively, actively trying to overcome that. It's step 2 of the three step plan. (https://8thmaxim.com/forum/index.php?threads/owh-memorial-undead-topic.1233/page-1405#post-994645)
Thats pretty amazing and like the guy says "this is the worst its going to get." Looks like this AI age will have a bigger impact than the computer or internet. Right now we're in the "good old day's" of "remember when", and I grew up without the internet.
Feels like we are careening down the path of easter Island, but instead of Moai heads it will be massive energy use just for cool videos of shit.
That is one of many things about this that I worry about, but I feel it is further down the totem pole than cultural and economic havoc that it can wreak.
Sam Altman is quite interesting. The way he talks about AI is very interesting. Both scary and exciting. His view on universal income because of the future of AGI is something.
Asking Gemini to create a picture of a 1930s professional baseball player and it gives you a picture of a black man is something else.
Automotive industry is being one of the very early adopters of autonomous AI driven manufacturing, and my guess is that the ideal is to be able to quickly pivot away from cars and to robotics, so as to lessen economic upheaval. The accountants will still have to work, cause they're irreplaceable. But the rest of us get to retire.