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by stuckinhell 3y ago
I doubt this once Bloomberg, Netflix, and Hollywood fully jump abroad the AI train. They'll probably just lobby to change the laws, seeing this happen already.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Push notifications allow more people to spy on you. At the core most technologies have been deeply rooted by intelligence agencies.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
> will the world ever go back to reality ? Probably not, identity groups all over the world have been brought into direct conflict over limited resources thanks to new communications technology shrinking the world. LGBTQ is a very powerf
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
yep that's what I was referring too!
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Do humans have that as well ? I read studies that suggest we make up consciousness a half second after something happened.
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40 Years On, Pac-Man Recreated with AI by Nvidia Researchers(blogs.nvidia.com)
2 points by stuckinhell 3y ago|0 comments
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Then I'll just update my prompt to Zelda but funnier like Curb Your Enthusiasm style humor.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/gamegan-research-pacman-annive... pacman was recreated just AI
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
yea I probably do, Fortune 500 companies attract very ambitious people.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
If you they don't like you, you should assume they will try to get you fired. Document get ready to prove anything and everything to HR. 77% issues in business are really just people who dislike you personally.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Until you create an AI to do those other parts too. (There is an AI being tested right now that tries to do that in the game dev community)
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
The open source art ai community is far more mature than people think.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Blender is an another good example
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Maybe if you were talking about the generative AI from 1 year ago. The incredibly fast evolution is makes most of your points irrelevant. For example ai art doesn't need prompt engineers as jobs anymore because it alot of prompt engine
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
AI is already taking video game illustrators’ jobs in China https://restofworld.org/2023/ai-image-china-video-game-layof... It feels like a countdown until every creative in the videogame industry is automated.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Hmm I think it will destroy the market in a couple ways. AI creating video games would drastically increase the volume of games available in the market. This surge in supply could make it harder for indie games to stand out, especially if A
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Sorry I guess I wasn't clear. None of those things made games automatically. The future is buying a game making game, and saying I want a zelda clone but funnier. The ai game framework handles the full game creation pipeline.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
I think indie game development is dead with these techniques. Instead big companies will create "make your own game" games. Indie games already seems pretty derivative these days. I think this tech will kill them in mid-term as bi
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Yikes, just use jellyfin. I find it far superior in just about everything.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
I'm fairly certain many executives believe those movies failed due to piracy.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Not surprised this is happening. Disney has had 10 major film bombs in row. Alot of executives must believe it's due to piracy.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Wow amazing? What's even left to do major feature wise ? VR ?
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Bacteria store 'memories' and pass them on for generations, study finds(phys.org)
3 points by stuckinhell 3y ago|0 comments
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
After the latest Chatgpt debacles, the poor performance I'm getting from 4 turbo, I'd really like a local version of chatgpt4 or equivalent. I'd even buy a new pc if I had too.
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
It's not a lazy criticism, if the data is so variable when it comes to various conclusions of the same data set, imagine the difference when it goes from rats to humans!
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
12 October 2023 - Reproducibility trial: 246 biologists get different results from same data sets https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03177-1 I think it's perfectly far to be very very critical of these pap
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"A secret report, suppressed by US defence chiefs and obtained by The Observe(twitter.com)
2 points by stuckinhell 3y ago|0 comments
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Isn't this a bit of an overreach considering the following from the same article: "emphasises the current prevalence of vitamin D deficiencies in France, with 70% of adults noted to have inadequate intakes in 2019." That is a
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Do you not understand my subpoint on how the "economy" isn't being connected back to daily life of the average american citizen, and when we do connect it back we can easily see how the numbers are being manipulated ? You are
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by stuckinhell 3y ago
Picasso is widely quoted as having said that “good artists borrow, great artists steal.” https://lifehacker.com/an-artist-explains-what-great-artists...

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