Should Reddit or quora be liable if Google used a link instead? Ai doesn’t need to work 100% of the time. It just needs to be better than what we are using.
Should Reddit or quora be liable if Google used a link instead? Ai doesn’t need to work 100% of the time. It just needs to be better than what we are using.
The ultimate question of philosophy…
“"Should I kill myself, or have a cup of coffee?”
-Camus
It’s like if 4chan and Quora had a baby.
Lemmy is all about making strawman arguments!
Everyone always lies.
Meh, it’s a practice in gratitude. We have it better than 99.99% of humans that ever lived. Is that an excuse to stop improving for future generations? No. It does make our shitty life seem a little less shitty tho. Things can always get worse, if it can’t your dead and won’t be phased anyways.
Prosecuting scientists for publishing unheard of ideas in a manner that hasn’t been sanctioned by an established scholarly/religious institutions…
The solution to bad science is science.
Why are timeshares so bad? Never looked into it but the concept seems to make sense on the surface.
We have to work out what intelligence is before we can develop AI. Sentient AI? Forget about it!
I could care less.
We’ve probably all said a sentence that no other person in history has ever said.
Straight up description of an entity thousands report seeing while on DMT tho.
So can looking at screens. And temperature. And eating spicy food. And…
Why did 2 break up with zero?
Some 1 got between them!
F in the chat for victims of the Great Oxygenation Event.
Okay… and what about Alexander, Ceasar, Ali, Genghis, Napoleon, and all the rest? The claim that empires are only motivated by profits is absurd.
You ask what is our aim? I can answer in one word: memes. Meme at all costs. Meme in spite of all terror. Meme however long and hard the banhammer may strike. For without memes there is no dank content.
That’s… not relevant to my point at all.
Make it apple employees in store and Microsoft forums. If humans give bad advice 10% of the time and Ai (or any technological replacement) makes mistakes 1% of the time, you can’t point to that 1% as a gotcha.