Ya like we didn't see that coming. I am actually surprised that we don't have more cameras in street corners like in Europe.
AI future has begun - OpenAI and others.
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A couple of weeks old, but I think I forgot to post this here about the man that ripped off the music industry by using Ai. His downfall was he got too greedy.
variety.com
Music Producer Accused of Using AI Songs to Scam Streaming Platforms Out of $10 Million in Royalties
Michael Smith, a 52-year-old music producer, is accused of generating more than $10 million in illicit royalties using AI-generated songs.
variety.com
Good question. He owns several other companies as well worth a lot of money.
Well I saw what I talked about for the first time yesterday on Facebook. There was an ad and the image used in the ad seemed a little too clean, you know what I mean with ai images. I looked up in the corner and it said Meta Ai images. Facebook now in real time can create an ad based off your scrolling/time paused/and cookies to generate an image to entice you to notice it and click on it. This is first real world one that I have seen, but I would be expecting seeing other platforms use this technology as well.
Notice how the people who get on these major boards and such are not even close to humble everyday type people (of course not, right?), but out-of-touch, egotistic, wealthy, sociopath types that need to keep feeding themselves and the wealthy around them. It's always been about class division. All decisions and productivity first needs to support power hungry individuals to keep living their lavish lifestyles.
Future AI will not be used to make the average persons life more comfortable or happy, but will assure to keep them separate from the higher class.
They are on ebay. $$$
Haha you weren't kidding I had to check it out.
Let me translate.
Ai has now crawled the web to steal and copy all human data posted online. It now relies on, and will continue making things up in its own mind.
AI will only know what we tell it to, and that includes inaccurate information. Humans, during pioneering ages, seek info from the laws of nature and physics to produce a universal truth (or maybe just worldly). Humans can also err, whether ignorant, arrogant, gullible, etc.., but red tape and politics aside, can usually find a solution with enough work put into it.
The question is, can AI be programmed to do the same, and only give out truthful answers? I guess that depends on who controls it, if it can be kept controlled.
This is the flaw, even Ai with all its fake conscious, no matter how advanced it gets, it's always will have been coded from its roots. It was never given free will as humans, it was programed and the creator started with what he thought was right or wrong, it never came to the conclusion of what is right and wrong on its own. Nothing but artificial, hence in its own name.