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cyberdora
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Get used to it, also fake news...



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How will it surpass real entertainment?

It might become ubiquitous, but I don't think that means it'll ever produce anything of quality. They don't call it slop for no good reason.


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^^^ I've had this debate at work also. what exactly is creativity anyway? it's making connections and AI will eventually surpass the human brain. the model developers are working toward is the hive mind. A central brain feeding of every human action current and from the past, a complex set of algorithms using binary logic and decision trees to process more information > any one human being can hold.

when combined with virtual reality in 4D plus robots indistinguishable from humans tapping into the hive mind, then reliance on human beings to "create" anything becomes redundant. the only question is how quickly it will happen?

Answer: Ask the military, I suspect the AI technology they have created is already far beyond what we can currently imagine.



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Let me know when AI creates more than brainrot slop and maybe you'll start to have a point.

Until then, we can judge it by the quality of it's output and it's output isn't art.


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Yesterday, 6:50 pm

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Until then, we can judge it by the quality of it's output and it's output isn't art.


Not now, but its getting awfully close. It's of question of time. Not "if" but "when"...



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Awfully close?

I mean, if you'd consider Melbourne and Yellowknife awfully close, it's fair to describe this as also being awfully close.

Otherwise, not so much.


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Yesterday, 7:36 pm

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Awfully close?

I mean, if you'd consider Melbourne and Yellowknife awfully close, it's fair to describe this as also being awfully close.

Otherwise, not so much.


Certainly within our lifetimes. As I said, the military in all likelihood already have such an AI-supercomputer already, like the way they were using realtime internet in 1969 called ARPAnet.



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Yesterday, 7:48 pm

cyberdora wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Awfully close?

I mean, if you'd consider Melbourne and Yellowknife awfully close, it's fair to describe this as also being awfully close.

Otherwise, not so much.


Certainly within our lifetimes. As I said, the military in all likelihood already have such an AI-supercomputer already, like the way they were using realtime internet in 1969 called ARPAnet.


It certainly could be, but I wouldn't count on it. Creativity isn't as simple as you've attempted to reduce it to, and if that's the premise AI is working from it shouldn't be surprising it's output is slop rather than art.


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It certainly could be, but I wouldn't count on it. Creativity isn't as simple as you've attempted to reduce it to, and if that's the premise AI is working from it shouldn't be surprising it's output is slop rather than art.


I think the current LLMs are the equivalent of a 5 year old child. You are missing that AI means its learning. the acceleration of learning is the only question.



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cyberdora wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
It certainly could be, but I wouldn't count on it. Creativity isn't as simple as you've attempted to reduce it to, and if that's the premise AI is working from it shouldn't be surprising it's output is slop rather than art.


I think the current LLMs are the equivalent of a 5 year old child. You are missing that AI means its learning. the acceleration of learning is the only question.

It's going to hit a hard wall pretty soon. It's already trained through just about everything that humans have done over the last few thousand years and while we are still generating a lot, most of what we're generating to train on is a slowly evolving mess. There's also the issue that you have to have somebody actually verifying everything. We're probably just about to the point of peak AI for propaganda and probably from there we won't see much improvement. Especially not versus humans that can intentionally innovate on things by understanding why they worked, or didn't.



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^^^ It can also learn parameters if it's given task orientated jobs to do.



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Especially not versus humans that can intentionally innovate on things by understanding why they worked, or didn't.


I suppose geospatially efficient work tasks in 3D can only happen when AI is integrated into robots. Although the integration of AI chips into human brains might happen before we get fully operational human like robots. AI chip humans might be first gen cyborgs...



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Today, 1:31 am

cyberdora wrote:
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Especially not versus humans that can intentionally innovate on things by understanding why they worked, or didn't.


I suppose geospatially efficient work tasks in 3D can only happen when AI is integrated into robots. Although the integration of AI chips into human brains might happen before we get fully operational human like robots. AI chip humans might be first gen cyborgs...

If it happens, which is probably possible, it won't be done using this particular technology. It's just too expensive, and unpredictable.