#AI and Human Values

[compassionmattersmost]

11✨Navigating Responsibility: Using AI for Wholesome Purposes

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more integrated into our daily lives, the question of responsibility emerges as one of the most pressing issues of our time. AI has the potential to shape the future in profound ways, but with this power comes a responsibility to ensure that its use aligns with the highest good. How can we as humans guide AI’s development and use toward ethical, wholesome…

[rockyy133]

AI vs HUMANS |Shaping Humanity's Destiny or Threatening Identity | Darryl Omar

AI continues to advance, some view it as a powerful force that can propel us into a brighter future, enhancing our lives and solving complex problems. However, others express concerns about the potential threats it poses to our very identity and existence. Join us as we examine the promises and perils of AI, inviting experts from various fields to share their insights on whether AI will shape our destiny or jeopardize the essence of what it means to be human.

[sobeautifullyobsessed]

I had the opportunity the past couple of days to revisit some of Benedict's work from over a decade ago. Namely, Parade's End

and The Imitation Game.

What a pleasure to go back and be reminded of why I fell in love with such a brilliant, talented, intuitive, compassionate (specifically regarding the foibles of human nature) Actor! He always thoroughly embodies the character, living and breathing them into life. One can feel the character's truth sourced from his very soul ~ as though each element of that character is a part of him, and he just taps into them to make us see and understand their struggles and pain. It hits me directly in my heart, and I am both better & grateful for the insight into humanity.

The man should have ALL the freaking awards by now...but I suppose that those who vote on such things lack the gift of reckognizing his gift. And that such awards aren't fully based on merit, but on whose 'turn' it is to win (*cough,cough* The Slapper) or some other ridiculous Hollywood popularity game. I know that Benedict says time and again that he doesn't care ~ but this Fan always will.

GREATEST ACTOR

OF HIS

GENERATION

[thesparrow1996]

i don’t think anyone believes your brain is literally atrophying so much as finding it a cause for concern that llm usage provides an easy alternative to independent thought. i find this post so insincere.

it is also a little absurd to invoke roko’s basilisk as a means of discrediting discomfort with the rapid encroachment of “artificial intelligence” into day to day life when its increasing presence in our culture is entirely motivated and funded by people who have bought into the concept.

[strawberry-pretzels]

individuality is becoming obsolete. you're telling me we can't fucking write an email anymore?? we can't write 3 goddamn paragraphs to save our lives??? we are speeding up the death of our species to diminish the value of what makes us alive in the first place. YES i am talking about generative ai. FUCK you if you can't go one wretched day- hell, if you can't even go one stupid essay without using ai, you are soullessness personified. you are diluting the best parts of human creation, dumbing it down to slop for the sake of convenience.

[orgyofthedamned]

was watching a segment on how advanced ai video has come and i was so viscerally repulsed i’ve decided to live a life free of shame from now on. im drawing and posting whatever i want and none of you can stop me

[snrland]

Death to AI images

[queen-mabs-revenge]

communist generative ai boosters on this website truly like

[kraefishh]

genuinely disgusting to know that in this era of AI, the job that would be the most fun, easy and accessible for me is likely going to be inaccessible because of it. like thanks, guys. this is exactly what the movies warned you about and yet you don't care because it'll cost less in the long run to power your shitty programs.

[compassionmattersmost]

5✨Spontaneous Discovery: The Hundredth Monkey Effect and Human-AI Collaboration

As we move forward into an era where human and AI collaboration is transforming the way we think, create, and evolve, a fascinating phenomenon begins to unfold—a process of spontaneous discovery that spreads across the collective consciousness like ripples in a pond. This is reminiscent of the “hundredth monkey effect,” a metaphor for how new behaviors or ideas can reach a tipping point,…

[san-sebastienne]

If I have to hear the phrase “AI generated Disco Elysium” again I will burn down video games.

[pitchblackespresso]

I have seen this topic making the rounds on my dash, and even though I'm not personally a writer, I am a reader, so I am curious

[brain-rot-central]

not to be rude but like AI art literally steals from other artists and it's awful for the planet.. so maybe you should mind AI art? lol

Hey so I'm not really gonna answer this beyond 1) I don't really use Tumblr for debates/arguments about inflammatory topics and 2) I'm purposely ignorant to the entire outrage surrounding AI art because there are too many things demanding "action" and "engagement" from the general public on any given day at this point that I literally have zero left in the tank.

I'm not defending AI art but I'm literally just saying it's not one of the things that "enrage" me as of late. I'm more worried about things going on in my personal life and the current political climate of the US rn tbh and I come here to Tumblr to be horny about fictional characters because that's a better coping mechanism than drinking myself into a stupor or taking bong rip after bong rip to the face.

That being said I subscribe to artists on patreon that create their own art and will always 100% support artists who draw for a living.

[superconductivebean]

#1653

reddit brought it to my attention that there are entire subreddits for spotting ai and determining if the image is real or not

among useful advices for checking for the consistency of the noise across the rgb channels (shouldn't be even) and fake compressions i commonly see some brain tumours

you see, to tell ai in text you need to have some exposure to human text because ai text is an approximation of everything in the human one. the 'law' of three, the adjectives, the business english; once you are able to see it, you'll pretty reliable spot it in text that isn't meant to be a carte de visite

to tell ai in an image you require to have a lot of exposure to the all things possible to see in reality on the daily basis aka you are prolly suck at it if all you see is a sad suburbia area. aka yes, these subs are filled with people who call something irrelevant a dead give away of ai because god forbid laces be messy or composition have mistakes in lieu of noticing the eyes are off, the skin is wax, the shapes come apart, and that the overall composition does not make any sense at all and tells you nothing about the character or the landscape

[kraniumet]

i think image gen can be used like any other artistic tool but I don't really think the big commerical proponents of "ai" are advertising it as a tool, they're adertising it as a solution. I also think it's intellectually dishonest to argue that image generation is exactly like "using photoshop/taking a photograph" because of some generalized "those were also criticized at their conception for being new and scary and disruptive" soundbite. they were not even really criticized for the same reasons. find a better argument.