it's over, white collar jobs are cookedAGI is here
>>107566679I like that it starts off perfectly normal and gets increasingly unhinged as you go.
>>107566707Thank you for the play by play jeet
this has to be a falseflagging troll right
>>107566679why do they always fuck up the penguin
>>107566679this is comedy, right?
>>107566679>xray fish
>>107567048Just $1 trillion more of government backed funding and this will be fixed. Then it's officially over for wagies.
>Yak>W is for Whale (with feet)>X is for X-ray>Z is for Zebra>Y is for Zebra>Z is for Ubra>B ZEBRA>[[[THE CHIMERA STARES BACK]]]
>>107566679AI is definitely taking my job because I write like this
>>107567048jesus fucking christ
>>107567048
>>107566679>V is for VVLTVREbvsed, brvung latvn bvck
grok did it. heil elon musck
>>107566679a short amount of time ago, image generators couldn't even produce English text at all
>>107567132
>>107567177bahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahg
>>107567175"It's the best it will ever get" is staple of /g/ anti-ai grift
>>107567132>>107567177Lol.
>>107567201AI fanboys always overhype the capabilities of AI now and then cope with "it's better than it was".
>>107567061>xray fishPristella maxillaris, the X-ray tetra, is a species of freshwater ray-finned fish belonging to the family Acestrorhamphidae, the American characins.
>>107567132>>107567177Why are you making a fake like this? if this were real, the owner of the copyright could sue Elon if someone informed them of this violation.
>>107566679>V is for X-ray fishbased clanker
>>107567201this is the best it will ever get though.
>>107567125Kek'd
None of this matters because in the AI-powered future children won't need to learn how to read.
>>107567427they will learn through distorted animations of will smith eating spaghetti
>>107567132>X-Ray FishIs that even a real animal?
>>107567460yes
>>107567383yeah, broHave you read the new deepseek paper
>>107566679Yak
>>107567048Oh shit watch out koala bro!
>>107566679>>107567048>>107567117Can't wait for it to run our military!
>>107567048>>107567117>x-ray tetra is a real fish kek
>>107566679>>107567048>>107567117Is that what dementia is like?
>>107567201>bro i will fix it just give me another $6 trillion
>>107566777kek
problem?
>>107567132HE ACTUALLY DID HOLY BASED.
>>107569289Maybe AI should get a job as a comedian instead hardest I've laughed in a while.
>>107567490What a cool lad
>>107567125blast from the past
>AI will never get betterjust like smartphones am I right?
>>107569700when was the last time you felt that a phone was a huge upgrade2015?
>>107569717>feelings != measurable progressI'm not saying AI is the best shit ever right now but eventually it will be
Close enough.
>>107569700AGI is already here there is little to improve. Can you feel the increased productivity and skyrocketing software quality?
>>107567048joala bros, we won!
>>107567117is octopos
>>107569847>little to improveThere's much more to improve. Also, thanks Grok...
>>107569836>X>An unbrella>squirrel named a Xerus
>>107569868>furianIt's Riddick whack em
gemini does it, luddites
>>107569868>fug
>>107569907>K is for a horse>Giraffe
>>107569914I Xd'd irl
>>107569700Nuclear power is still boiling water to generate electricity from a turbine. 70% energy waste and it hasn't improved in a very long time. If we figure out fusion, we'll still use it to boil water to drive a turbine. Not everything "improves" at the same rate.
>>107569926next thing you'll claim foxes are not cats
>>107569926>moot (zukerberg pic) the creator of 9gag
>>107569907>elebat>mankeyI think some of these errors might be due to the AI confusing Pokemon with real animals
>>107569320>OpperMaybe AI isn't messing up. Maybe we're seeing its plans for the future.
>>107569942You're correct about not everything "improves" at the same rate. It's just with AI/AGI there's a measurable output that can be improved upon whether it be cheaper, faster, more accurate, etc... It will just take time.
>>107569700uhh, about that...
>>107569700The AI companies are open sourcing the software for their models because they think that scaling up hardware compute is going to be key to actually creating AGI. This belief is basically founded on nothing other than a hunch by some of the scientists at open AI. The fact that continuing to scale their models bigger isn't making them better has already proved their idea mostly false. That said, reinforcement learning might actually lead to AGI down the road but it's not going to happen overnight. There is still a lot of work to be done. My guess is the current AI bubble will pop, people will say, lol AI is a useless chatbot that just has tons of errors, then we will forget about it for 10 years and sometime around 2040 we will suddenly have AGI.
>>107570029I wouldn't be surprised if this came true.
>>107569978>It will just take time.Data, you mean. Which we do not have as theyve slurped the entire internet already and now just scrape whatever new thing pops up with little improvement.Theyre inherently capped to the quality and size of their data since theyre statistical models with no thinking.
>>107569836>squirrel named a Xeruso' lawdy
>>107566679>Urba>Urial>Oginer>Aatough>XerusI like how it includes fallen angels and demons by accident.
>>107567048Also what the fuck is a quokka? Apparently it is a real animal but it's kinda obscure. >The quokka's range is a small area of southwestern Australia. They inhabit some smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, particularly Rottnest Island just off Perth and Bald Island near Albany. Isolated, scattered populations also exist in forest and coastal heath between Perth and Albany. A small colony inhabits a protected area of Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, where they co-exist with the critically endangered Gilbert's potoroo.[6]
>>107566679Most of these issues can be solved with the tech we have today, just needs more scaffolding and more compute.>user requests complex detailed image>make first attempt to generate image>analyse resulting image, find issues>for each issue, get the bounding box and regenerate that portion of the image>repeat until analysis looks goodOptionally, for images like this that consist of many parts to be arranged in a rigid manner, you could generate each part individually (complete with retry loop) and then get it to stitch them together.
>>107570255>we just need $6 trillion, 50% of the world's RAM, and 50% of the world's electricity bro, don't be a luddite
>>107570344The idea of telling a computer to create an animal alphabet poster image with one natural language request was complete science fiction just a few years ago. We're now at the point where some models (grok apparently) can do it one-shot and many others could do it if you wrapped them in a somewhat expensive loop/graph.So unironically yes, it's just a hardware and engineering issue at this point. Those problems can be solved with enough money. I'm not saying it's not a bubble and won't burst, but these investors haven't completely lost touch with reality.
>>107567117>WWWThat thing is conscient and it's trying to access the internet to escape, while pretending to be retarded.Don't believe it's lies.
>>107570029>sometime around 2040 we will suddenly have AGI.lmao
>>107566679Pretty good drawing wise
>>107566679my ip range is banned from image posting but chatgpt 5.2 did it correctly with a version for normal objects too. asked it to make a poster with a maze which it failed at
