#What is AI

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Understanding Artificial Intelligence what is actually 

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i love you vaccines i love you research i love you reading the book instead of having chatgpt summarize it i love you critically thinking rather than reacting to a headline i love you investigating the source material i love you science i love you math even though you are personally my enemy (math/yn slowburn) i love you writing even though you try to stab me a lot i love you Experts in Your Field i love you Using The Brain

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Y'all I know that when so-called AI generates ridiculous results it's hilarious and I find it as funny as the next guy but I NEED y'all to remember that every single time an AI answer is generated it uses 5x as much energy as a conventional websearch and burns through 10 ml of water. FOR EVERY ANSWER. Each big llm is equal to 300,000 kiligrams of carbon dioxide emissions.

LLMs are killing the environment, and when we generate answers for the lolz we're still contributing to it.

Stop using it. Stop using it for a.n.y.t.h.i.n.g. We need to kill it.

Sources:

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do people have no shame anymore?

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Google is cooked

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Honestly I can tell you finding out art was made by AI really does immediately, legitimately sour it for me, like people will trot this out as a Gotcha for anti-AI people but it's just making it clear they don't consider art to be the conversation that it is lol. It's similar to the way Harry Potter immediately soured for me because engaging with it while knowing the kind of heart Rowling is writing from changes the way the work feels; there isn't any moralizing or whatever that I have to do, it's easy to drop it because it's rotted in my hands.

"Oh but you LIKED this song before, nothing changed!" The conversational partner did. A very large portion of what is interesting to me about art is thinking of why the creator chose that instrumentation, or what made them want to make the thing in the first place. Finding out I've been talking to a wall completely removes an entire third of the force that art is to me, and I can't argue that anything about art or its consumption is Objectively Correct but I can argue it's fucking boring lmao

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🤖 What is AI? A Beginner’s Guide to Artificial Intelligence

In today's digital world, you’ve probably heard the term AI being thrown around—whether in news headlines, tech conferences, or even in your smartphone’s voice assistant. But exactly what is AI? Let’s break it down in simple terms.

🧠 What is AI?

AI (Artificial Intelligence) is the branch of computer science that focuses on creating smart machines that can think, learn, and make decisions, just like humans.

Unlike traditional software, AI doesn’t just follow a fixed set of instructions—it adapts and improves over time based on the data it receives.

📚 Types of AI

There are three main categories of Artificial Intelligence:

1. Narrow AI (Weak AI)

This type of AI is designed to perform a specific task. It's the most common form we see today. Examples:

Siri or Alexa

Chatbots on websites

Google Translate

2. General AI (Strong AI)

A theoretical AI that can understand, learn, and perform any intellectual task that a human can. This type of AI doesn’t exist yet.

3. Super AI

This is a futuristic concept where machines could surpass human intelligence. Think of it as science fiction—for now.

🚀 Real-World Applications of AI

AI is not just a buzzword. It’s already transforming the way we live and work. Here are some real-world uses:

Healthcare: Diagnosing diseases faster than doctors

Finance: Fraud detection and robo-advisors

E-commerce: Personalized shopping recommendations

Transportation: Self-driving cars

Entertainment: Netflix suggesting what to watch next

💡 Why is AI Important?

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing industries by:

Increasing efficiency

Reducing human error

Enhancing decision-making

Enabling automation in complex tasks

In short, AI helps us do more with less effort.

🔮 The Future of AI

As technology evolves, AI will become even more integrated into our daily lives—from smart homes and cities to advanced medical research and education.

However, with its rapid growth, it also raises important ethical questions about privacy, job automation, and control.

📝 Conclusion

So, what is AI? It’s more than just a tech trend—it’s a powerful tool shaping the future of humanity. Whether you're a student, a business owner, or just a curious mind, understanding AI is the first step toward navigating the future.

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today is everything

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What is AI?

At its core, Artificial Intelligence refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines. AI enables these machines to perform tasks that typically require human abilities, such as reasoning, learning, problem-solving, understanding language, and even recognizing patterns in data. In other words, AI systems are designed to "think" and "learn" in a way that mimics human cognition, often making decisions based on input data.

AI can be found in various forms and applications across industries—from healthcare to entertainment to finance. These systems are trained to analyze large sets of data, identify patterns, and improve their performance over time without human intervention.

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Discover how scientists at the University of Tokyo are revolutionizing robotics by attaching realistic artificial skin to robot faces. This breakthrough technology mimics human anatomical structures, resulting in lifelike Androids. Explore the potential applications in cosmetology and plastic surgery. Join us at AI Evolves for more exciting robotics and artificial intelligence updates! Please subscribe 🙏    / @aievolves  

Scientists at the University of Tokyo have unveiled a revolutionary method for adding artificial skin to robot faces, pushing the boundaries of realism in robotics. This new technology integrates human anatomical features like muscles and ligaments, making robots look and move more like us. The potential applications are vast, from enhancing android aesthetics to cosmetology and plastic surgery advancements.

Meanwhile, Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro’s ultra-realistic robots, such as the Geminoid HI-1, have captivated audiences with their lifelike appearance and behavior. Ishiguro’s work demonstrates how robots could soon assist in various aspects of daily life, including household chores and elderly care.

In a surprising twist, On-Art Corp has developed animatronic dinosaurs that are visually impressive and interactive, showcasing their capabilities through engaging presentations. Additionally, LEGO enthusiast Stan from Creative Mindstorms has made waves with his inventive LEGO robots, combining AI with simple building blocks.

At the Rise conference, robots Han and Sophia debated humanity’s future, reflecting on the ethical implications of AI. Engineered Arts’ Mesmer robots highlight advancements in humanoid robotics, offering highly realistic interactions. As these technologies evolve, they promise to reshape our world, blending human and robotic experiences in new and exciting ways.

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Discover how scientists at the University of Tokyo are revolutionizing robotics by attaching realistic artificial skin to robot faces. This breakthrough technology mimics human anatomical structures, resulting in lifelike Androids. Explore the potential applications in cosmetology and plastic surgery. Join us at AI Evolves for more exciting robotics and artificial intelligence updates! Please subscribe 🙏    / @aievolves  

Scientists at the University of Tokyo have unveiled a revolutionary method for adding artificial skin to robot faces, pushing the boundaries of realism in robotics. This new technology integrates human anatomical features like muscles and ligaments, making robots look and move more like us. The potential applications are vast, from enhancing android aesthetics to cosmetology and plastic surgery advancements.

Meanwhile, Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro’s ultra-realistic robots, such as the Geminoid HI-1, have captivated audiences with their lifelike appearance and behavior. Ishiguro’s work demonstrates how robots could soon assist in various aspects of daily life, including household chores and elderly care.

In a surprising twist, On-Art Corp has developed animatronic dinosaurs that are visually impressive and interactive, showcasing their capabilities through engaging presentations. Additionally, LEGO enthusiast Stan from Creative Mindstorms has made waves with his inventive LEGO robots, combining AI with simple building blocks.

At the Rise conference, robots Han and Sophia debated humanity’s future, reflecting on the ethical implications of AI. Engineered Arts’ Mesmer robots highlight advancements in humanoid robotics, offering highly realistic interactions. As these technologies evolve, they promise to reshape our world, blending human and robotic experiences in new and exciting ways.

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Not telling y'all that you should be able to identify AI slop (but it is a valuable skill, you totes should), but if you're to be accusing artists of being AI left and right at least go and do your homework, or at least do the bare minimum and use AI identification tools like Hive Moderation, so you 1- don't ruin someone's lifehood 2- don't make a clown out of yourself maybe

Like, i get it, AI slop and "AI artists" pretending to be genuine is getting harder and harder to identify, but just accusing someone out of the blue and calling it a day doesn't make it any better.

The AI clowns shifted to styles that have less "tells" and the AI arts are becoming better. Yeah, it sucks ass.

They're also integrating them with memes, so you chuckle and share, like those knights with pink backgrounds, some cool frog and a funny one liner, so you get used to their aesthetic.

This is an art from the new coming set Final Fantasy for MtG. This is someone on Reddit accusing someone of using AI. From what i can tell, and i fucking hate AI, there is NO AI used on this image.

As far as i can tell and as far as any tool i've used, the Artist didn't use AI. which leads to the next one:

they accused the artist of this one of using Ai. the name of this artist is Nestor Ossandon.

He as already been FALSELY ACCUSED of using AI, because he drew a HAND THAT LOOKED A LITTLE WEIRD, which caused a statement from D&D Beyond, confirming that no AI has been used.

Not to repeat mysef, they're accusing the art above, that is by Nestor, to have used Ai.

REAL artists are not machines. And just like the AI slop, we are not perfect and we make mistakes. The hands we draw have wonky fingers sometimes. The folds we draw are weird. But we are REAL. We are real people. And hey, some of our "mistakes" sometimes are CHOICES. Artistic choices are a thing yo.

If you're to accuse someone of using Ai, i know it's getting hard to identify. But come on. At least do your due diligence.

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What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)? A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners

Dive into Artificial Intelligence (AI) with this beginner's guide, covering basics, key concepts, and how AI is reshaping the future.

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