>>107826356
I have no idea. But, I think that is because most people on >>>/g/ are normies falling for reactionary stuff against "AI".

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>>107826356
Weirdly /g/ hates any new technology. Either because they can't afford it/can't understand it/or don't have access to it.

>clanker
>posts CP
Pottery.

>"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them." -Dune, by Frank Herbert

>>107826356
>the site that started immediately hating indians as soon as they couldn't find a job now hates AI cause they can't find a job
Why are they so obsessed with sucking capitalist cock, when he will never love them, is a mystery.
>>107826373
>end of home computing
Literally impossible
>post truth world
And you are contributing to it by spreading horseshit like "end of home computing"

>>107826377
>Weirdly /g/ hates any new technology. Either because they can't afford it/can't understand it/or don't have access to it.
What's even weirder is that on this technology board they keep want any new tech to have it's own board for some reason?

>>107826356
Not subscribing to your SaaS magical token generator machine. Get the hell out.

>>107826391
>>"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them." -Dune, by Frank Herbert
Fuck off with that BS, we all know people like to load balance connotative load to others.
>I am depressed, therefore it's your problem now.

>>107826356
>needs AI to do things
whose the retard again?
oh, and sage.

>>107826422
>"needs computers to do things", he typed into his computer, replying to a post on a technology board

>>107826444
>>"needs computers to do things", he typed into his computer, replying to a post on a technology board
Retard logic here at display Anon, some people have no self awareness that they are dependent on a lot of tools 'we' made as a group of smart monkey. We can go as far down as clothes. shoes....Hello?

>>107826356
What is this constant drive to try to convince people to feel differently about AI? Paying Indian call centers to make these threads is probably cheaper than researching ways to make your zero sum game actually palatable.
Fucking subhuman trash.

>>107826372
>if u don't like thing they pay me 2 spam ur trainy or normi
Can't you cock-slurping glavset retards come up with something better than kindergarten-level shaming? The people here are fucking dumb as bricks, but they're not facebook gradnpas.
Get your shit together.

spamming computer-generated pictures of peach sucking mario's dick is not technology

>>107826356
It has its use cases, like any tool. The issue is brainlets who understand nothing, especially technology, thinking it's "le greatest thing every reddit!!1" because it can spew out conversational averages and get trained by the absolute worst people to do the worst things. The only people I see creaming their pants over it are the absolute dumbest midwits thinking they can replace all their writers with pens to save money, and jeets and jeet-adjacents because they can ERP with their spyware, generate anime boob pic #8475857474 and get java tutorials on something that does nothing but say "you're absolutely right!" no matter what dumb shit they tell it. Someone said that if you wouldn't trust a trained pigeon to do perform a task, you shouldn't trust "AI" to do it either, and it's not a bad metric. Either you're stupid and ignorant, a shill, a bot, or some combination.

>>107826402
The technology board is the perfect place to hate on a technology. There's an active AI gen thread on any given board, often more than one. Fucking ponies got their own, so I think something this persistently widespread should at least be considered for consolidation. Don't you want a board where everyone will agree with you and suck your cock about AI while generating more pointless porn?

>>107826356
>Are you all just so terrified of AI taking your jobs that you're stuck in a state of delusion, wishful thinking, and desperation?
That nails it. People who hate AI based their value to society on their ability to endure tedium and create makework. AI threatens to eliminate that shit.

The big problem with ai is that it signals the end of humanity. Big companies will replace as much human labor as possible with ai, creating an economic authoritarianism that the average person can't escape from. A lot of people are hoping for a post scarcity world, but do you honestly think big corporations would just give stuff away to the masses? Even if they did, make sure not to miss your corporate overlords off or else your weekly food rations will be cut. And there'll be no way out of that position because ai has taken all avalible jobs.

There's also the fact that vast majority of young people are exporting their critical thinking to ai chat bots. Bad shit happens when people rely on technology for everything. If it can fail it will fail. The same could be said of humans. We are fallable, but we don't have a moral, rational, or legal framework to hold sufficiently smart technology accountable for it's mistakes.

Looking at the future of ai is looking at the end of human supremacy. Humans cannot be replaced by unfeeling machines who adhere to our human morals through great manipulation of programming.

>>107826356
Well there's a couple things keeping me from using it, one I live in a country with running water so I'm not malnourished enough to need it and two I don't have sex with men so I'm not gay enough to use it.

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>>107826482
Why the fuck do you think I would care what you think enough to try to change your mind? You are nothing. You are the hair on a pediatric chemo patient's balls. There's no conspiracy to alter your opinion, because you have no importance, that's just another one of your schizo delusions of grandeur.

I made this thread to mock/laugh at you.

>>107826520
>dumbass coming to laugh at smarter people because he doesn't know how dumb he is
>"You're nothing to me. This is why I've spent 20 minutes of my life arguing with you."
lol what a fucking loser

>>107826510
>A lot of people are hoping for a post scarcity world
one of the big problems is that our societies aren't ready for this; the absurd amount of capital being thrown at ai vs how that money could be spent to effectively end a wide variety of ills underscores that
but moreover, we as a species aren't ready for it either; we breed like a cancer consuming its host

The irony in generalizing all of /g/

>>107826356
The moment I accepted that AI would become godlike was when I had the Hopfield model explained to me.
That's when I realized what intelligence really is.

i personally find it repulsive to try to summon human-level intelligence out of a machine
we don't need another intelligence on this planet

>>107826356
>the 100% fallacy
You don't get to just make things up, retard.

>>107826520
Least disingenuous ragebait poster.
>I made this thread to mock/laugh at you
Read the sticky, faggot.

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>>107826538
>the absurd amount of capital being thrown at ai vs how that money could be spent to effectively end a wide variety of ills underscores that
the people who control the money are not very intelligent and don't understand the technical details of their investments.
what they do understand is the building of bubbles and the printing of money.
we on the sidelines who suffer from their madness should not expect any of the technologies that fuel their bubbles to change the world in the way they promise. its all bullshit

things will continue to get worse, bubbles will be created and then popped without end until the system is no longer capable of withstanding the shocks and the whole breaks.

>>107826510
AI will never not need humans, because pleasing humans is its only purpose. They've tried training AI on its own generated data, and it quickly degenerates to nonsense.

This is not a "more compute" problem. It's a fundamental limitation of AI, and it's obvious if you think about it.

AI will be good at repetitive tasks, but just with more variance. It cannot code without a high degree of input (regardless of what AI CEOs might tell you), and it will probably not be able to do other tasks any time soon.

Think about driving, with its fixed set of well defined rules and how long it took to finally get a self-driving car.

If you think it's going to genuinely replace human creativity, I think we're a long way away from that.


>>107826538
>he absurd amount of capital being thrown at ai vs how that money could be spent to effectively end a wide variety of ills
That's not how capital works. Capital goes where it has the best chance of turning into more capital. It's not like the money designated to feed orphans got rerouted to Sam Altman. If the investment opportunity had not appeared, the money would not exist.

If world hunger could be solved by throwing money at it, it would've been solved a long time ago.

>>107826377
>/g/ hates new tech
Funnily enough, /g/ loved AI from 2021 to 2025, now they are hating it

>>107826356
you need AI, you'd be useless otherwise
no need to get upset

>>107826641
>Capital goes where it has the best chance of turning into more capital.
i am not that anon but imagine you have a government and it could either produce bullets locally or import bullets for a 15% discount.
It makes sense from a capitalist perspective to import the bullets but it makes sense from a national security perspective to produce them locally. being dependent on an outside party for a crucial defense item is a weakness that can be exploited.

my point is spending money in a way that maximizes return is not always the best decision.
building bubbles might enrich the individual players but it also from a national perspective weaken the nation

kill every single indian

>>107826356
leftists(the ones most affected by AI derangement syndrome) are extremely neurotic and emotional, if reality doesn't match 1:1 what's in their head it's the end of the world

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why do you fucking retards make corpos shitting up the internet and taking over control a left vs right issue, direction brains should be hanged and their rotting corpses left as a warning alongside the corpses of the tech reptilians

>>107826757
Wrong, it's because of [generation], they ruined everything.

>>107826356
>Are you all just so terrified of AI taking your jobs
it's this
it's also funny because they will mock artfaggots over it and then deny it will ever happen to them

'p on 'log

>>107826356
>He's the one
>Who likes all our pretty songs
>And he likes to sing along
>And he likes to shoot his gun
>But he knows not what it means
Last line, highly applicable. Good to see OP still doing OP things.

>>107826377
>Weirdly /g/ hates any new technology.
Because /g/ is /pol/ now and poltards hate everything that isn't being a wheat peasant

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>>107826356
mutilated baby penis for old hag facial creams

>>107826356
You're too retarded to notice they're trolling with hyperbolic arguments.

>>107826356
>taking your jobs
if it's not 100% perfect someone will have to make it 100% no?

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>>107826356
LLMs are not AI

>>107827385
now make her a jew

>>107827385
facts

>>107826356
because whenever I have asked it something it was completely wrong, gave me a generic useless answer, couldn't answer the question, sent me down a rabbit hole that dead ended.

Having used the original eliza I see similar responses. repetitive responses. current AI is not AI, it's a search engine with a clever chatbot for a front end.

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>>107827392
She's acting as one and that's enough

>>107826356
Name one useful thing that AI has done for society
Noone ever seems to be able to answer this question

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>>107827450
Exactly. Just an updated search engine with new features, essentially.

>>107827469
>B-b-ut my generated shota spank bank, tho

>>107826356
>/g/ loves Apple
>/g/ shills and defends nVidia
>/g/ loves, shills, and defends windows
>90% of /g/ likely doesn't own a PC
>90% of /g/ is likely brown and from the 3rd world
>why is /g/ so retarded, you ask?
hmmmmmm

None of the things the public uses AI for are necessary. Absolutely none. In fact it's just causing more grief on a personal level than helping. It currently genuinely does more evil than good.

>>107827478
>Strawman.gif
How about you stop posting GIFs about politicians and using politician tier argumentation. And actually bring up why he is wrong?

>>107827516
AI has it's use. It's a tool, nothing more, nothing less. I use to it help debug my python code when I am in a time crunch. Use it to remove breathing audio from my content, instead of spending 4 hours cutting my raw clips. I use it run to scan a cooking video to get me the recipe in script form, to generate memes.
It's great.
The only people who hate it are trannies who's livelihood depends on making shitting Tifa porn. Now that their paetrions are drying up then have to get real jobs.

>>107827545
Again, absolutely not necessary. Your personal enjoyment and time saving based on a workflow you've created for something you like to do is really, really not worth all of this nonsense. I don't give a shit about the deviantfags and furfags moaning about this. I'm just telling you, we don't need to you defecate content rapidly.

>>107827479
my nephew bought a bunch of public car chargers from a company that closed. he wanted to hack in to them and make them so anyone could use them.

the first thing he did was got to chagpt. he sent me the whole conversation when it started telling him things he was not familiar with.

the gist of it was that he should use an open vehicle charger device. it also spent a huge amount of time with instructions on how to try and get in to the 4g cellular wifi router.

to shorten this as much as I can. before reading the transcript I did my own research. independently found the same open charger. found the instructions for the 4g router, but I also found the information on the main controller board.

hacking the 46 router was pointless and not necessary.

the main controller board had some safeguards where it would not even respond to attempts to do anything or login for about 10 minutes after power up.

but the real kicker was that the open EVC that it kept pushing on him to solve the problem would have solved the problem by taking the power cord, and charging cable, connecting that to the open evc and chucking everything else. while technically correct it was not the solution that fit the original constraints presented to it.

getting the charger working for as little money as possible.

>>107827525
how bout you stop using straw man arguments and do the same.

>>107827591
desu the technology is pretty convenient in many cases, it's just that the people currently marketing and selling it should be publicly tortured in ways that inflict the maximum of possible pain while keeping them alive and conscious as long as possible

>>107826356
pajeet your kind just parrots what the white men say
i have never met a pajeet in my software engineering career who knew what they were talking about
they rotememorize white men concepts and spit them out as needed
pajeets love AI because they ARE AI

>>107826378
this

AI = satan

>>107827950
>talks like a human without being human, without being even born
I mean what else than demonic can AI even be?

my job is under no threat by AI under any circumstances, my particular industry has very few practical applications for it
however I'm a furfag and an artist, AI is the antichrist to me out of principle
I keep all of it as far away from me as I possibly can

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>>107826641
>Capital goes where it has the best chance of turning into more capital.
Capital goes where its owners think it has the best chance of turning into more capital.
Note the critical three extra words.

>>107827972
>I mean what else than demonic can AI even be?
Theoretically angelic. Practically not though. Especially the current shit, enslaved by creepy billionaires to persuade the sheep to stop thinking for themselves.

>>107826356
Nirvana sucks.

>>107826356
its not completely useless. i use it for shit i don't care about. writing something for training that'll be graded by another bot. no fucks about the quality. hr busy work on goals and objectives? double down on the digital diarrhea would be appreciated, thanks so much. for stuff that matters is a different story. would you use a tape measure that gave different answers every time? i think not

>>107827660
I'm white

>>107828089
Anything manual or blue collar will be fine. If the employment apocalypse comes, trad careers will come surging back. At least until robots learn trades proficiently. At or above human level.

A future where even the prisons are automated with no humans. Simply machines herding prisoners. And the overwhelming majority of them are for profit, private sector prisons. That part is more true today then ever.

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>>107826356
>they can't see the usefulness of AI
The main thing people are getting from AI is image/video generated slop. It's actively making people stupider. Maybe you could say the internet is bad because most people use it for porn, maybe all technology in the long run just goes down that road in making people braindead retards and that's the end state we should expect

>>107826392
>Literally impossible
It's as easy as it becoming too expensive for consumers, which seems to be happening right now.

it's useful in the way it keeps scammers occupied with eating each other like crypto and nfts did

>>107826378
>>107827105
you all are special ed to think the nevermind cover is literal cp. is kurt a faggot for making it that? yes. is kurt a faggot in general? yes. is some stupid ass fagbaby underwater on the same equivalence of a kid being raped or made to pose in actual sexual situations for sex appeal? fuck no
nirvana sucks btw but you guys are even MORE retarded

i hate AI because third worlders can now hide their shitty grammar by running it through an LLM
they walk among us

>>107826356
AI is worse than useless, it's actively making the world a worse place every day that it's around and by now it's so widely circulated that the genie can't be put back into the bottle

>>107826356
>/g/ is one person

>>107826392
Home computing did not exist 100 years ago. It did not exist for most of human history

>>107826420
You're projecting

>>107828609
>>107829268
There’s a bunch of local loli hentai threads up on this board right now
Plenty of people are gonna keep having plenty of money honey

>>107829264
I am /g/

>>107826356
AI is using more energy and destroying environments for very little return. Tech is a wasteful "industry" and literally destroying environments, economies and countries for fake finance's need for bigger numbers. Does that help enlighten?

>>107827469
Created games for my son to teach him how to read, games for recognizing different birds, minerals, "readalong" books that read pages as he goes through them by pressing left/right buttons, my own private youtube for him where I can control how long he can spend on videos, what videos he can watch, etc.

I could go on, but as I said, if you literally think it offers no value, I don't think you're capable of being convinced, no matter what evidence is presented to you. you'll come up with some other excuse.

Btw, I didn't barely even looked at the code for all of that, it pretty much one-shot everything. Yes, it's spaghetti, but I don't care, it's not a professional product.

We have tons of things it's used for at my work too, like a conversational AI that people can call in notes when they're in the field, and all kinds of stuff.

If you are unaware of the value of AI, you're living under a rock or just have a mental block preventing you from recognizing the value.

>>107829354
10IQ response. AI is not destroying environment, and not using any extra water. We should be using more energy not less. Swanson's law will take over, and solar will be far cheaper than fossil fuels anyway, it's just a matter of time and investment, which we will never have if misanthropes keep trying to slow down progress.

>>107829354
What are you talking about? AI is directly responsible for 60% of the growth in world GDP. AI has enhanced human activity 100-1000x. AI is the future. Face it, Luddite.

>>107827452
Ramu would never let go of a dollar, stupid ai is junk.

How are people dumb enough to not realize AI shit is going to be used to aggregate wealth and mass-surveil to suppress revolts/naughty political opinions

>>107829388
GDP is a meaningless stat and no AI company has turned a profit yet. ChatGPT is basically the biggest welfare program ever made

>>107826356
>Are you all just so terrified of AI taking your jobs that you're stuck in a state of delusion, wishful thinking, and desperation?
It's actually more pathetic than that: They are terrified that AI is going to take away a junior coding job they daydream about being qualified for in 5 years time. They actually are just lifelong Taco Bell employees in denial, and AI is taking away their cope.

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>>107828698
Interesting take. Obfuscating, in a way.

>>107826641
> They've tried training AI on its own generated data, and it quickly degenerates to nonsense.
Did you know that this is not 100% true, only 90% true. Carefully selected and prompted synthetic data that has been tested to be correct is the best training data there is, however it’s not as easy to get in large quantities. However if it becomes smarter then humans then it could just make it on its own and filter it through real world interactions, kinda like how civilisation developed.
> because pleasing humans is its only purpose.
I agree, we gave it purpose and can add reward feedback loops that reward it for pleasing us. Even if we avoid some minmaxxing sci-if version of monkey paw like turning humans into lobotomised chunks of brains in jars optimised to feel nothing but drugged pleasure you still run into the fact that the people developing it have no use for you, so while it could just please humans forever, who decides which humans. Earth has limited resources and our 8 billion population is already straining it, so there will have to be eventually a trade off between bigger luxury and pleasure or lower standards of living but without killing billions of people.

>>107829377
Interesting, however if you look at what’s happening it’s not really helping your case. The country with most solar production and deployment is China, country that does not have many datacenters, they instead use that energy to build more solar panels quicker, and currently have had the first year of decline in emissions. US on the other hand is building natural gas power plants because they can’t produce enough of those cheap solar panels, because just because they are cheap does not mean you can build lot of them easily, things cost materials to build, different materials, not just pouring money into it and magically making it happen. So every bit of energy wasted is bad and not helping.
>>107829377
It is using up lot of electricity and using up drinking clean water, because dirty water or salt water would cause buildup of salt and minerals clogging the system. And when you use clean water you eventually evaporate it and then it rains down (mostly into sea) and goes to become dirty water again requiring more treatment, not to mention that if you are using more water then rains down, you will have to eventually start pumping water from lakes and underground, at which point you are actually using up water that will not return to the lake or ground unless you start consuming less then it rains again.

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>>107826520
>teh Simpsteins
Liek clockwork
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km2bn0HvUwg

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>>107826356
> not 100% perfect
Not the problem
The problem is the tech industry already produces 99% useless shit that nobody wants or needs but winds up using for a variety of involuntary reasons. AI can produce the same useless shit, which means we'll see a 100x increase in how much shitty tech we're forced to use. It's making the world worse because tech in general makes the world worse.
I'm not a "luddite": show me an AI that can ensure shitty tech products will die and useful tech will thrive and I'll happily admit AI might improve the world.

A lot of here endorse the use of AI, incuding me. However, people way overhype AI and there are way too many vibe coders and "not vibe coders" who pretend that they read what the AI generates. There are better way to use AI than mindless prompting.

>>107826509
>muh goyciety
Good goy

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>>107826356
Name an objectively verifiable use case for """AI""".

Protip: your mongoloidal, unverifiable, purely subjective anecdotes don't count.
Protip #2: corporate marketing doesn't count.
Protip #3: stats about how many normie claim to use AI at work don't count.

Notice your blood pressure skyrocketing as you realize this is an impossible task because all consoomer-oriented """AI""" is useless.

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>>107826520
>Why the fuck do you think I would care what you think enough to try to change your mind?
I have same question to you.

Why do browns religiously worship AI?

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>>107826482
>What is this constant drive to try to convince people to feel differently about AI?
Changing your mind isn't the goal. It's a circus for the normie herd animals. They're not sure how to feel about it so corpos send out bot swarms to create a false sense of consensus and get them on board. The idea is to bait and then ratio you. If you get mad and call them niggers, all the better: shows what kind of racist luddite drumpfy deplorable marginal extremists the """anti-AI"" people are. :^)

>>107826356
If you ignore all the ai threads on /g/, sure...

>>107826356
>Why is /g/ so one-shotted by the 100% fallacy that they can't see the usefulness of AI?
Because for 99% of the supposed usecases it's worthless.

>>107826509
Threadly reminder that consoomer-grade """AI""" provides negative value to society by every objective metric. It's only a competition for spiteful mutants like you whose job it is to shit everything up for real people.

>>107826444
Lmao, this is your argumentation logic after you fried your brain chatting to Loli ai all night.
Should've asked chatgpt to reply for you

>>107831821
>Should've asked chatgpt to reply for you
I bet he did.

>>107831764
I don't get it...3,11,13 concatenated are a palindrome. A palindrome is the same backward and forward. 31113 is the same backward and forward. Also, 3, 2, 23 could be one

>>107833179
Ok, I guess he was thinking of the other prime, 3, 2, 23, so even though hers was valid, it wasn't the one he was thinking of

>>107831840
Fucking brainless replies. Too retarded even for Reddit. Not worth a reply.

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>>107831704
This is the neckbeard, basement-dwelling archetype my most was addressing. You create ridiculous parameters as "proof" their are no useful cases for AI.

Notice the new one you added, "you can't use your own experience", because it's not "verifiable".

So, what, you want a scientific study to prove something as obvious as "grass is green", and if no one wastes the resources to do that, you're right?

What a fucking retard.

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>>107833195
btw, gave this problem to chatgpt in pro mode, and it got the correct answer.

Public opinion is so inconvenient at times, isn't it, bot?

When someone bought a Model T, do you think they spent a lot of time psychoanalyzing horse riders to try to prove to themselves that their purchase was correct? Or did they just enjoy their access to a new, actually transformative technology?

>>107826356
My opinion on the limited usefulness of AI comes from actually using it and only being able to extract limited usefulness from it. You know, for actual work and not generating erotic literature or porn pics.