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Reply to comment by [deleted] in AI Enhancement of classical music - would you notice the difference? by AlpineDimi
I think it’s morally corrupt to think it’s morally corrupt to alter someone’s work after their death.
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Reply to comment by ipatimo in How to definitely know if a system is conscious: by FusionRocketsPlease
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AvgAIbot t1_j97o1nq wrote
How can we know for sure most humans are conscious? What if 75% of humans are NPCs that simply act conscious but aren’t?
AvgAIbot t1_j8o4f1l wrote
I’m optimistic but not nearly as some people on this sub. I try to have a realist view regarding the singularity and AI in general.
Honestly I can see shit getting out of hand quickly within the next 5 years. AI will progress faster than government legislation. Corporations will use that to their advantage and probably replace a good amount of the work force. Even at 20% jobs lost that’s still a huge issue. I can see rioting and stealing happening as more people fall into the poverty class. Corporations care more about profits than people, that’s not going to change.
If you are college student, I’d highly recommend you going into the medical field or possibly engineering. Any other degree I feel will be mostly useless to get a well paying job. Especially business degrees, art/history, etc. I’ll probably get downvoted for saying that, but it’s just my opinion.
After a few years of craziness, I would hope the government adjusts and makes UBI available for everyone. Then things can start to get better.
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Reply to comment by cocopuffs239 in Preparing everyone for the singularity by cocopuffs239
That, but also they just don’t want to hear it. They’re not tech enthusiasts at all. Some of them it also causes a type of existential anxiety so they don’t like thinking about it.
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Reply to Preparing everyone for the singularity by cocopuffs239
My loved ones aren’t really interested in AI, so they kinda just brush off the idea
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Reply to comment by SmoothPlastic9 in Are you prepping just in case? by AvgAIbot
Oh no… don’t do it….
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Reply to comment by turnip_burrito in Based on what we've seen in the last couple years, what are your thoughts on the likelihood of a hard takeoff scenario? by bloxxed
Quantum computing is a field of computing that uses the principles of quantum mechanics to build computer systems that can perform certain types of computation much faster than classical computers. In a classical computer, information is processed using bits, which can represent either a 0 or a 1. In a quantum computer, information is processed using quantum bits, or qubits, which can represent both 0 and 1 simultaneously, a property known as superposition. Additionally, qubits can also become entangled, meaning that the state of one qubit can affect the state of another, even when they are separated by large distances.
Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionize AI by providing new algorithms and hardware that can solve problems that are intractable for classical computers. One of the most exciting applications of quantum computing for AI is in deep learning, where quantum algorithms can be used to train large neural networks much faster than classical algorithms. Additionally, quantum computers have the potential to accelerate other important AI tasks, such as reinforcement learning and unsupervised learning, by providing new algorithms and hardware that can process large amounts of data more efficiently.
However, it's important to note that quantum computing is still in its early stages and that many technical challenges still need to be overcome before it becomes a mainstream technology. Additionally, the development of quantum algorithms that can be used to solve real-world problems is still in its early stages, so it will be some time before we see the full potential of quantum computing for AI.
AvgAIbot t1_j7rbp6s wrote
Reply to Based on what we've seen in the last couple years, what are your thoughts on the likelihood of a hard takeoff scenario? by bloxxed
It could happen this year, I don’t doubt the possibility.
I’m not an expert and don’t really understand that much about how AI works, but I keep thinking quantum computing + AI will be a game changer. Wouldn’t a quantum computer be able to better simulate a human brain than a regular computer?
Even without quantum, all this AI buzz and traction will just have more people/companies/resources pouring into AI research. Palmer thinks a single person could write the code for AGI.
Not to mention other countries working on their own AIs as well and most of the research going out on the web.
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Reply to You.com released v2 of YouChat, adding multimedia content to their chat-based search by quanik_314
Anyone using You? It’s also on the App Store.
Their app description says search with no ads or tracking. Plus they have all these AI tools. Are they just blowing through investments to gain users?
AvgAIbot t1_j6ng1y2 wrote
This is a business, not a couple of programmers in a basement. They have employees to pay, server costs, etc.
If anything this is good news, their work will continue and will progress.
The world is capitalistic, like it or not.
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Sorry for my noobness, I’m just an average AI…
Is this more like they’ve been working on it for a long time and they just happened to publish around the same time?
Or these kinds of models/research is just speeding up faster and faster?
Do they use other AI models to faster train their models?
Is it just different AI giving birth to new/better AIs?
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Reply to comment by kiteguycan in [R] META presents MAV3D — text to 3D video by SpatialComputing
That’s where the future is headed, no doubt in my mind. If not in the next few years, definitely within this decade
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Reply to comment by Emory_C in Anyone else kinda tired of the way some are downplaying the capabilities of language models? by deadlyklobber
Idk Emory
AvgAIbot t1_j5s9s9y wrote
Reply to comment by Emory_C in Anyone else kinda tired of the way some are downplaying the capabilities of language models? by deadlyklobber
Ok Debbie
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Reply to comment by Emory_C in Anyone else kinda tired of the way some are downplaying the capabilities of language models? by deadlyklobber
Here ya go chump:
AlphaFold has the potential to significantly advance the field of structural biology, which is the study of the three-dimensional structures of biological macromolecules such as proteins. By accurately predicting the 3D structure of a protein from its amino acid sequence, AlphaFold can help researchers better understand how proteins function, and aid in the discovery of new drugs and therapies.
Protein structure prediction is a long-standing challenge in computational biology, and many researchers have been working on the problem for decades. AlphaFold's ability to achieve near-experimental accuracy in many cases is a major breakthrough in this field, and has the potential to accelerate the pace of research in structural biology and related areas.
It could also have an impact in the industry. For example, in the field of drug discovery, a better understanding of protein structure can help identify new targets for drug development and design more effective drugs. In addition, AlphaFold's ability to predict the structures of previously uncharacterized proteins could help identify new enzymes for industrial biotechnology and new proteins for use in biomanufacturing.
Overall, AlphaFold's ability to accurately predict protein structures could have a major impact in various areas of biology and medicine, and could lead to new breakthroughs in the fight against diseases and the development of new technologies.
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Reply to Future-Proof Jobs by [deleted]
Human sex workers and drug dealers. Some people will still want to bang humans over AI sex bots.
AvgAIbot t1_j5pq6le wrote
Oh it’s 100% going to happen when VR gets good enough. Especially if the wealth gap continues to grow. When you’re poor, you can’t travel the world and do other adventurous things (for the most part). Once VR gets good enough and cheap enough, I’m sure most people will plug in to have those VR adventures/entertainment.
I think AI will come up with VR hardware/software breakthroughs.
AvgAIbot t1_j3kfz7q wrote
Reply to comment by rya794 in What will humanity do when everything is, well, eventually discovered by ASI? by Cool-Particular-4159
So this reality? 😅
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Reply to AI VTuber goes viral on Twitch (Are livestreaming AIs using LLM + game AI the future of entertainment?) by FoveatedRendering
Most likely the future, once they give them crazy good personalities
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Reply to comment by blueSGL in Companies can ‘hire’ a virtual person for about $14k a year in China by blueSGL
Well I think most young people wouldn’t mind, like millennials and younger.
I’m sure boomers would come around quickly, as long as it’s saying what they want to hear.
It depends on if it’s realistic avatars or anime like avatars too. I don’t see many people accepting anime like avatars but definitely human realistic avatars.
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Reply to comment by blueSGL in Companies can ‘hire’ a virtual person for about $14k a year in China by blueSGL
Probably this year I would say. There’s software that does this ok-ish right now: https://www.synthesia.io/
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Reply to comment by Ivan_The_8th in How to definitely know if a system is conscious: by FusionRocketsPlease
I guess nothing