BlessedBobo
BlessedBobo t1_jd246uq wrote
Reply to comment by Education-Sea in Replacing the CEO by AI by e-scape
this is not how it works, the workers in general would not see a penny.
BlessedBobo t1_ja94v1x wrote
Who cares? although I do agree that the Singularity is a cope for a lot of people, whether the reason people advocate for UBI is fuelled by laziness or genuine concern is meaningless.
it's going to happen, and were going to need it, now go talk about something that actually matters.
BlessedBobo t1_j9ta6q8 wrote
Reply to Seriously people, please stop by Bakagami-
I've Blocked every single person that posts their ChatGPT, Bing, Eleven Labs and Image gen results.
my sub experience has gone up at least 400%
BlessedBobo t1_j97e1qv wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What’s up with DeepMind? by BobbyWOWO
you seem to be pretty damn entitled for someone who contributes absolutely nothing to humanity
BlessedBobo t1_j91jgqa wrote
Reply to comment by Ortus14 in Sydney has been nerfed by OpenDrive7215
fuck man i'm so worried about the incoming AI sentience movement from all you dumbasses anthromoprhizing language models
BlessedBobo t1_j7qmk87 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in I asked Microsoft's 'new Bing' to write me a cover letter for a job. It refused, saying this would be 'unethical' and 'unfair to other applicants.' by TopHatSasquatch
ah so you're a honey maker? fascinating, i know i shouldn't be telling you your job, but you should put a big H on the box, so everyone knows there are hornets inside. and you should smoke the hornets before milking their honey.
BlessedBobo t1_j7pwnzy wrote
Reply to comment by 4e_65_6f in I asked Microsoft's 'new Bing' to write me a cover letter for a job. It refused, saying this would be 'unethical' and 'unfair to other applicants.' by TopHatSasquatch
Bill gates is a phullonrapist, you know Africans, dyslexics, children you know that sort of thing.
BlessedBobo t1_j7knl6b wrote
Reply to comment by GayHitIer in 200k!!!!!! by Key_Asparagus_919
I for one hope this sub turns into r/science and we get fewer schizos posting, fewer low-effort screenshots of some random guy on Twitter, fewer people posting their chatGPT results, and shitty self-promotion of their crappy websites
for the first time in history, the singularity is no longer some science fiction fantasy for outcasts and weirdos to cope with, and I hope that is reflected in the standards of the sub
this sub would be brilliant if we only allowed high-effort posts, discussions, and papers without the hype and sensationalized headlines and we banned all the schizos posting their hallucinations
BlessedBobo t1_j55w0ja wrote
Reply to comment by Swordbears in How close are we to singularity? Data from MT says very close! by sigul77
you're so old, you were alive when central park used to be a planet.
Bam! get owned
BlessedBobo t1_j55ip9r wrote
Reply to comment by OldWorldRevival in Instead of escaping to virtual realities, what if we just made our reality as good as any virtual reality could be? by [deleted]
i feel you, the drive to be closer to the real and away from the fake is huge driver for humans
but it's been proven that we need profound experiences for that, no amount of knowledge or thought could lead you there, as you are still living within the patterns of your perception (look up the 9 Dot problem)
you need to first hand experience the reality or nature that you seek, in order to transform your current percecption of reality to be closer to that
if we look at something like Zen buddhism for example, it's pretty much constructed around showing you the limitations of thought and perception , bias etc but no person outthere can write down what Zen is, you can only "know i" , meaning that it's a kind of knowing that is not ony verbal
i see VR as being a possible tool to offer something even more profound than that, by actually showing people, nonverably experiences that could transform them
if wisdom is the ability to generate meaning and live a meaningful life, and wisdom is extracted from experience through insights, then we we can generate those experiences and guide people through them so they can aquire that wisdom
this has been the role of stories for centuries, but we will be able to do it on an even deeper level
instead of reading about the myth of sisyphus , you can be sisyphus and experience it , see what he went through, and generate those insights yourself
i hope you can see the incredible value in that
BlessedBobo t1_j559s6r wrote
Reply to comment by OldWorldRevival in Instead of escaping to virtual realities, what if we just made our reality as good as any virtual reality could be? by [deleted]
1-It is important to understand that virtual reality (VR) fantasy and
escaping into a book fantasy are not the same thing. The main difference
is the level of immersion and first-person experience.
2-The drive to return to nature and the feeling of nostalgia and loss that is common in modern society is a reaction to the disillusionment caused by the modern way of life. Many people feel lost, and this feeling can be attributed to the lack of ability to navigate life in a meaningful way, and a mastery of oneself that encompasses all aspects of being human. it is a deep-seated drive for oneness, meaning, and transformation, we want to break out of our patterns and live outside the box for lack of better word
The longing to return to nature is not just about forests, but also about returning to our more harmonious human nature, toour childlike selves with all the curiosity and sense of exploration that comes with it. We strive to live in the flow state, but as we grow older and accumulate more knowledge and world experience, we often lose our ability to be one with ourselves and to enter the flow state. We enter a world of inner conflict and loss, and we enter the material world, which is often not satisfactory as we are trapped in the illusion of the world. athiests are more susceptible to this, that's why our ancestors were relatively better off, Religion and other spiritual practices exist to bring us back to our original state through powerful tools such as rituals, metaphors, and transformative experiences. These practices create systems that allow us to explore the world within the flow state. without them the world becomes rigid and materialistic,we get stuck and with every single aspect commoditized, things are much like a poorly designed video game.(look up transformative experiences if you're interested)
VR fantasy, on the other hand, could offer a world that a person could explore in perfect flow state, radically transforming themselves. A tailored world that offers tailored challenges and experiences that are then used to extract insight and wisdom. It could be thought of as a mix between a profound psychedelic experience and meditation. This potential is often overlooked. People naturally find this more intriguing than the current world illusion because it could allow us to finally be human again that is the true appeal of true VR
BlessedBobo t1_jdmza7q wrote
Reply to Levi's to Use AI-Generated Models to 'Increase Diversity' by SnoozeDoggyDog
If your career is basically "I have a pretty face" then boy are you in for a bad time.