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Garbage. A 16 year old writing fanfiction would do a better job. I hope all of those Hollywood execs daydreaming about replacing their striking writers with AI

Garbage. A 16 year old writing fanfiction would do a better job. I hope all of those Hollywood execs daydreaming about replacing their striking writers with AI haven't signed the checks yet. > "Ah, Ser Jorah," he replied, his voice carrying a trace of both resignation and determination. "What troubles my mind? Why, the unending dance between fate and fortune, of course. It seems the gods have deemed me a pawn in their ever-twisting game. But fear not, my loyal knight, for I shall not be so easily swept away by the tides of destiny." > Lost in the labyrinth of his thoughts, a voice broke through the veil of introspection. Ser Brienne of Tarth, her armor gleaming with a polished sheen that mirrored her unwavering loyalty, approached Tyrion with measured steps. > The sea, a vast and enigmatic entity, murmured its secrets to Tyrion. Its rhythmic lapping against the ship's hull echoed the ebb and flow of his own turbulent thoughts. The salty mist kissed his lips, leaving a lingering taste upon his tongue—an ephemeral reminder of the boundless possibilities that lay ahead. It whispered tales of distant lands and untold treasures, enticing him to embrace the unknown with a heart that yearned for redemption.

EA-3167 3y ago
Folding Ideas has a great video out titled, "The Future is a Dead Mall." A lot of the points it makes about the hype and hysteria around the "Metaverse" applies to the growing AI boom. In short: The promise of AI exists in easily digested and universal fiction, so even an executive or VC can think they understand it. The "promise" of the future of the tech is described in often vague and unrealistic ways which create a devastating sense of FOMO. The actual promise of the technology, on the basis of what really exists now outside of the human imagination, is modest best. And finally... the goal allegedly being worked towards may not be useful or what anyone wants, but since it's sold as "Step one of the inevitable" people still throw money at it.

EA-3167 3y ago

Folding Ideas has a great video out titled, "The Future is a Dead Mall." A lot of the points it makes about the hype and hysteria around the "Metaverse" applies to the growing AI boom. In short: The promise of AI exists in easily digested and universal fiction, so even an executive or VC can think they understand it. The "promise" of the future of the tech is described in often vague and unrealistic ways which create a devastating sense of FOMO. The actual promise of the technology, on the basis of what really exists now outside of the human imagination, is modest best. And finally... the goal allegedly being worked towards may not be useful or what anyone wants, but since it's sold as "Step one of the inevitable" people still throw money at it.