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Do you seriously believe AI will not be able to create better designs than some child using Canva once it learns how to generate text?
You clearly don't know what you're talking about.
Ai Hype Disappeared
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You clearly don't know what you're talking about.
sscaz
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It's because i plan to target 10-100 or 100-1000 search keywords and i already have authority sites in my country where i could stuff menu backlinks for some juice. Using google ad words to find them.
Waifu_tatyana
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I am only seeing a steady and dangerous rise of AI in the open-source community.
Not a good sign if you ask me.
We are heading towards a future Uncle Theodore warned us about.
Not a good sign if you ask me.
We are heading towards a future Uncle Theodore warned us about.
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Cool, we will collaborate in future. I like that you are to the point of making money instead of doing some mental philosophical masterbation about ai and shit.
sscaz
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I plan to put google ads on it, generate probably around 10k-20k articles on such topics. Even though they aren't who knows what Godly quality, they're still what the user is searching for and 400-500 words long. Each search 10-1000 searches per month, let's say each article brings about 5 visitors a month since i will also do facebook spamming with it, that will be 50k-100k visitors a month or let's say 2k visitors a day and 5 ads per page. Then i might scale it more we will see how it goes..
Setox
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Or your AK 47 in this case ? lol
nohupt
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deep fakes being controlled by governments won't stop anyone besides legit businesses with high profile
netizenwizard
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Not in my country though.
netizenwizard
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Exactly! We are already in the midst of a major technological and societal shift.
mirrorer
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I'll leave this here,,,,
https://www.zerohedge.com/military/...ls-human-operator-simulated-us-air-force-test
AI-Controlled Drone Goes Rogue, "Kills" Human Operator In Simulated US Air Force Test
https://www.zerohedge.com/military/...ls-human-operator-simulated-us-air-force-test
hennessy
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Ai to a normal person (95% of people) has been close to nothing but the center of memes. You're right. They're getting bored of it. They aren't impressed.
ChatGPT and most general intelligence will plateau in both advancement and hype next year; we simply don't have the compute, tech, nor data to get anywhere close to the visions.
Instead, we will see a hockey stick rise in narrow Ai into the next decade. Most companies actually using Ai have known this, the rest are just riding the hype train.
ChatGPT and most general intelligence will plateau in both advancement and hype next year; we simply don't have the compute, tech, nor data to get anywhere close to the visions.
Instead, we will see a hockey stick rise in narrow Ai into the next decade. Most companies actually using Ai have known this, the rest are just riding the hype train.
ariwebservice
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In my opinion its just a start in a coming decade whole senario will change for. Ai will takeover this world forsure
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I don't see AI hype disappearing in the near future.
Marvel movies have to disappear first
Marvel movies have to disappear first
malayan
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nohupt
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@BlackHatSoda is so on point.
if you look at what needs to happen in order to have a walking talking robot in your house that can think for itself and is sentient, that is all software-based and nothing even close to that currently exists. all robots are preprogrammed doofuses. and this is because it takes a LOT of processing power to run algos that aren't even creating an environment for sentience, just to be able to quickly react with pre-programmed responses. a lot of processing power takes a lot of equipment and electricity, which takes a lot of money.
with all the funding these supposed "artificial intelligence" companies have, this is the best they can come up with after years of work?
we only have hyped up fantasies right now, and that's great for branding because organizations like OpenAI, if they're still around decades from now, can claim they were pioneers in the field, and nobody is going to care that their product was disappointing at the time it was first released because everyone will just have brand recognition and the awe of the newest version. it's a very smart move, these guys are really smart businessmen. much like crypto adoption, the public still really doesn't understand HOW these supposed "artificial intelligence" products work, they are just amazed that a computer can talk to them.........even though that's been a thing for like 50 years LOL and later when the product is way better, everyone will remember OpenAI from "back in the day". OpenAI's only marketing hurdle is simply staying alive.
so the question is how are you going to use it for your benefit right now? if you haven't sold an AI product yet, you kinda missed the boat, unless you got something unique, or you're an established brand that is now incorporating supposed AI into your existing products.
if you look at what needs to happen in order to have a walking talking robot in your house that can think for itself and is sentient, that is all software-based and nothing even close to that currently exists. all robots are preprogrammed doofuses. and this is because it takes a LOT of processing power to run algos that aren't even creating an environment for sentience, just to be able to quickly react with pre-programmed responses. a lot of processing power takes a lot of equipment and electricity, which takes a lot of money.
with all the funding these supposed "artificial intelligence" companies have, this is the best they can come up with after years of work?
we only have hyped up fantasies right now, and that's great for branding because organizations like OpenAI, if they're still around decades from now, can claim they were pioneers in the field, and nobody is going to care that their product was disappointing at the time it was first released because everyone will just have brand recognition and the awe of the newest version. it's a very smart move, these guys are really smart businessmen. much like crypto adoption, the public still really doesn't understand HOW these supposed "artificial intelligence" products work, they are just amazed that a computer can talk to them.........even though that's been a thing for like 50 years LOL and later when the product is way better, everyone will remember OpenAI from "back in the day". OpenAI's only marketing hurdle is simply staying alive.
so the question is how are you going to use it for your benefit right now? if you haven't sold an AI product yet, you kinda missed the boat, unless you got something unique, or you're an established brand that is now incorporating supposed AI into your existing products.
BlackHatSoda
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They're all just rehashing GPT in smaller models, pre-trained on different things to different degrees of optimization. The rest is just making UIs for the models, porting them for use in other languages/frameworks, ease of use stuff.
The bleeding edge research in AI is being done in universities or in small R&D projects focused on specific technologies that could be a part of a real AI system, or advancing brain scanning technologies so we can reverse engineer how biological neural networks operate.
So far, nothing big has come out of any of them.
Like 15 years ago there was all this hype about the work done on memristors at HP, people in the AI field thought it could open the door to silicon that acted more like biological neurons, both storing and processing data in the same integrated circuit. But so far, hasn't gone anywhere.
IBM's research with DeepBlue was hyped up, leading to versions of it beating a chess grandmaster, winning on the game show Jeopardy. This later lead to IBM developing Watson which had the ability to read large amounts of unstructured medical research data and "understand" it to the point where it could make accurate medical diagnoses and complex medical therapy plans for cancer patients (cancer treatment plans have to be highly individualized to the patient).
Its ability to consume regular documents and "understand" them was supposed to be a big breakthrough in ML, and it was a big jump forward. Essentially it was the GPT of 2011-2012. Then you basically didn't hear about it anymore. It's still around, still in use, but the hype is dead and the limits of the technology hit a plateau.
You had the Human Brain Project, which after like 7 years and around a billion Euros spent across 22-23 projects, has failed to generate a single noteworthy advancement.
Human-like AI is not easy and people playing around with NLP, vector databases, and RNNs aren't going to stumble onto it. They'll make a lot of automation that will replace a lot of jobs, but that's not even in the same ballpark as needing to worry about some Skynet scenario.
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seems like you disappeared for sometime
lelonsky
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AI is getting better and better, this is just the beginning. Now I have a tool where it writes me up to 1000 articles pulling from different sites, all i need to do is manually generate images in mj. Can't imagine whats next. Hype probably died for regular people but the business world is hyped
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It's getting more and more popular. Chatgpt is amazing, particularly 4 and with browser capabilities. It doesn't matter if it has limitations. It's still the craziest thing i've ever seen.
I guess the internet was just a fad too... lol