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94746382926 t1_jec4rym wrote
Reply to comment by jezra in US puts Italy-sized chunk of Gulf of Mexico up for auction for oil drilling by capcaunul
It's not Biden's decision to make.
94746382926 t1_jec4pup wrote
Reply to comment by capcaunul in US puts Italy-sized chunk of Gulf of Mexico up for auction for oil drilling by capcaunul
Has nothing to do with Biden.
94746382926 t1_je89bkr wrote
Reply to comment by -ZeroRelevance- in My case against the âPause Giant AI Experimentsâ open letter by Beepboopbop8
Yeah I guess that's what I was trying to say initially but I did a poor job lol. Didn't know that it comes from a somewhat credible organization though. At first I thought it was just posted on a random website.
94746382926 t1_je7fiic wrote
Reply to comment by Mortal-Region in My case against the âPause Giant AI Experimentsâ open letter by Beepboopbop8
Well, I guess that's why you check your sources folks! I was fed bad info, thanks for correcting me.
94746382926 t1_je6meto wrote
Reply to comment by Mortal-Region in My case against the âPause Giant AI Experimentsâ open letter by Beepboopbop8
Hate to break it to ya but the letter is most likely fake. Yann LeCun was on there and he said he had no idea what it was and didn't sign it.
Edit: Don't listen to me this is probably wrong.
94746382926 t1_je48cqw wrote
Reply to comment by play_yr_part in Chat-GPT 4 is here, one theory of the Singularity is things will accelerate exponentially, are there any signs of this yet and what should we be watching? by Arowx
Metaverse hype was too early and felt manufactured by Meta. The techs not there yet although it's super close now. Give it one or two more gens tops and we will know whether or not it has legs. Till now the hardware has been too limiting to know if people will actually go for it.
94746382926 t1_je47vsd wrote
Reply to comment by CaliforniaMax02 in Chat-GPT 4 is here, one theory of the Singularity is things will accelerate exponentially, are there any signs of this yet and what should we be watching? by Arowx
I just got access to plugins today! Looking forward to seeing what people do with them. It's already blowing my mind honestly. Got my meals ordered and planned out for the whole next week in two prompts lol
94746382926 t1_je3o3ot wrote
Reply to Former Google engineer predicts humans will achieve immortality within eight years by dustofoblivion123
How old is Ray Kurzweil now again? As much as I want this to be true I unfortunately think his remaining natural lifespan is biasing him.
94746382926 t1_jdvp16h wrote
Reply to comment by Borrowedshorts in A Wharton professor gave A.I. tools 30 minutes to work on a business project. The results were âsuperhumanâ by exstaticj
Most of their jobs are bullshit too lol.
Source: I work around many of them.
94746382926 t1_jdoroy1 wrote
Reply to comment by L3thargicLarry in Levi's to Use AI-Generated Models to 'Increase Diversity' by SnoozeDoggyDog
Regardless of their pay schedule I can almost guarantee an AI generated model is many times cheaper
94746382926 t1_jdocthe wrote
Reply to comment by siberiandominatrix in Levi's to Use AI-Generated Models to 'Increase Diversity' by SnoozeDoggyDog
Idk, maybe the PR team needed some busywork. These guys work full time so I'd imagine they have to constantly come up with new things to market otherwise they risk getting fired.
94746382926 t1_jdo8q76 wrote
Reply to comment by L3thargicLarry in Levi's to Use AI-Generated Models to 'Increase Diversity' by SnoozeDoggyDog
I mean even if they were only making minimum wage it's still a cost saving measure. The cost of generating one of these images is pennies.
94746382926 t1_jdo7f9x wrote
Reply to comment by Spire_Citron in Levi's to Use AI-Generated Models to 'Increase Diversity' by SnoozeDoggyDog
They already hire plenty of minorities, the comments about them only hiring white people was from the 1880's so it's kind of a stupid critique. I mean go to their website or lookup their TV ads. It's already plenty diverse (probably more diverse than the actual US population).
It's like saying you won't buy a Volkswagen or Hugo Boss because they used to make their shit for Nazis.
94746382926 t1_jdn9w1m wrote
Reply to comment by blueSGL in Can we just stop arguing about semantics when it comes to AGI, Theory of Mind, Creativity etc.? by DragonForg
Man what a good way of describing my frustration with conversations like these.
94746382926 t1_jdn7rgj wrote
Reply to comment by Honest_Performer2301 in Levi's to Use AI-Generated Models to 'Increase Diversity' by SnoozeDoggyDog
It's PR. They're not gonna brag about how much money they're saving by laying off or not using human models so they spin it another way to seem like they're doing everyone a favor.
94746382926 t1_jdn7juo wrote
Reply to comment by zomboscott in Levi's to Use AI-Generated Models to 'Increase Diversity' by SnoozeDoggyDog
Don't take their PR at face value. It's all about saving money by not hiring any models, but they can't brag about layoffs so they spin it into a diversity thing. In reality they probably don't give a fuck who's modeling their jeans nowadays and their skin color as long as it sells product.
Also, the shit about white people was from the 1880's. Not really a fair critique, they hire plenty of minorities these days. Racism is bad for business.
94746382926 t1_jdn79lf wrote
Reply to comment by Johadgan in Levi's to Use AI-Generated Models to 'Increase Diversity' by SnoozeDoggyDog
As other people mentioned it has nothing to do with diversity. It's all about not having to hire people and save money. But the PR team isn't gonna say great news everybody, we can lay off all of our models a save a ton of money. So they look for how they can spin it and this is the easiest way.
Same as when coke says they quit making sprite bottles green because it's more eco friendly. It's sneaky PR, they don't give a fuck about the environment it was just convenient to market it that way vs saying we've saved a penny per bottle by getting rid of the green dye.
94746382926 t1_jddue88 wrote
Reply to Could GNNs be the future of AI? by mrx-ai
They're not getting much attention right now since Deepmind stays pretty quiet these days an LLM's have the spotlight. But to me they're the most exciting because they seem to hold the most potential for scientific applications. The best performing AI will probably be a mix of many different architectures though if I had to guess.
94746382926 t1_jd53vcs wrote
Reply to comment by D_Ethan_Bones in The Age of AI has begun - Bill Gates by Buck-Nasty
Highly filtered poop water. Also known as clean drinking water.
94746382926 t1_jd3kgc2 wrote
Reply to comment by geistHD in Microsoftâs Bing chatbot now lets you create images via OpenAIâs DALL-E by SnoozeDoggyDog
Oh gotcha, that worked thanks!
94746382926 t1_jd397p1 wrote
Reply to Microsoftâs Bing chatbot now lets you create images via OpenAIâs DALL-E by SnoozeDoggyDog
Anyone get it to work? I don't think it's been added yet, so I'm guessing it'll roll out later today.
94746382926 t1_jcjdj3k wrote
Reply to comment by Vlad__the__Inhaler in Discussion: the goal of human existence should be avoiding the heat death of the universe by Mickeymousse1
The laws of thermodynamics were discovered in 1850. So only about 170 years ago. It's very possible we will find flaws or loopholes in this between now and the predicted heat death of the universe. We have an almost unfathomable amount of time to discover new laws that may exist.
94746382926 t1_jchjxwx wrote
Reply to comment by Surur in Skeptical yet uninformed. New to the scene. by TangyTesticles
Nah I'm good. Maybe be nicer next time.
94746382926 t1_jchgt3w wrote
Reply to comment by Surur in Skeptical yet uninformed. New to the scene. by TangyTesticles
Damn you have pretty thin skin to be acting this cunty over his opinion lol
94746382926 t1_jed8xnz wrote
Reply to comment by JustinianIV in Connecting your Brain to GPT-4, a guide to achieving super human intelligence. by CyberPunkMetalHead
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