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even skynet is tired
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>it turns out that a machine that's trained to recognize humans and nothing else fails when humans no longer look like humans
>it turns out that humans have higher reasoning skills than machines
Shocking revelations. Shocking!
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>>64631241
theyre probably running yolo or some other off the shelf lightweight model with literally 0 memory like it doesnt remember what happened 1 second ago it only runs frame by frame. if you want something that can detect human trickery you need something fare more intensive and most importantly with longer memory with complex thinking across time. and it would be very hard to create data to train it that would generalize to stuff the enemy might do.

basically tricking ai whether it is visual or text is piss easy
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>>64631233
Snake? SNAKE?!
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>>64631233
That happened 10 years ago. The guy with the bush cut down a 6ft spruce sapling and "walked how he thought a bush would" per the published debrief.
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>>64631233
No date, that's a long time ago (the box thing)
>>64631418
>That happened 10 years ago
correct
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>>64631418
>That happened 10 years ago.
Last thing I heard, AI couldn't reliably identify tanks because the specific angles drone cameras see them from hasn't been the subject of any Captchas.
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>>64631497
>Last thing I heard, AI couldn't reliably identify tanks because the specific angles drone cameras see them from hasn't been the subject of any Captchas.
Very shit AI then.
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>>64631418
Pretty impressive to get inside the mind of a bush
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>>64631521
It was pretty easy back in the 70’s
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>>64631241
For the boomers in power who force AI on everyone, AI is like magic.
They don't understand that an LLM that sounds like a human really only does that; they can't even understand that it doesn't actually think and reason and that it just fetches some reply from a very large dictionary that most closely fits the input.
I think Claude still not being able to beat Pokemon is a good example of that.
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>>64631241
But also, those specific marines were the one who trained it to recognize people.
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Now we know that it works.
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>>64631545
Kojima and his genius will be talked about akin to Tesla in the future generations.
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>>64631521
he's a trained thespian
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>>64631418
marines are such transcendent retards that they can speak to trees and trick skynet systems
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>>64631233
AI has advanced quite a bit since then
For example, properly trained image detection models now have uses in medicine, where they can interpret MRI scans better than most, if not all, human doctors. I don't doubt we could do real time human detection and targeting
The problem isn't necessarily whether we can do it, but whether it's feasible and practical to do so on a battlefield - it still requires enough computational power that you either need a small GPU farm, along with its own generator, in the back of your truck, or very fast and stable connection to send massive amounts of visual data to a remote computing center
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>>64631521
Not that hard. Think like a woman, give yohrself +1 self awareness. Boom, bush thoughts.
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No such thing as AI exists.
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>>64632222
>No such thing as A[G]I exists.
Correct, but the real sadpill is that NGI doesn't exist either
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>>64632294
No. AGI is just a marketing term so (((they))) can sell you shit with """"AI""""" in it. Your phone doesn't have AI.
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>>64632311
Dude, phones these days have dedicated hardware just to run models locally.
Dedicated fucking processors. For a gimmick that still has no real application. That's the world we live in. Tech went completely retarded sometime around when Nokia lost to Apple because those fucks didn't know how to market their superior products to idiots.
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>>64632331
Models are not AI. Be it language or diffusion. Artificial Intelligence is sentient and sapient entity. AI doesn't exist and won't in a while.
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>>64632338
You can nitpick semantics all you want.

All I'm saying tech has gotten so fucking retarded that we're mass producing useless fucking NPUs in incomprehensible numbers just because the AI bullshit bubble demands something, ANYTHING to monetize their useless shit.
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>>64631241
Watched this video today with a cop arresting a guy because AI told him he was 100% the suspect. Its actually wild how disappointing AI is
https://youtu.be/B9M4F_U1eEw?si=dMfZTwSnoTOw2T8z
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>>64632222
AI is a marketing term. What we have now is called LLM or machine learning by the programmers and researchers doing the actual work..



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