#examples of artificial intelligence

[alwaysbewoke]

[generalflopsy]

it's really fucking depressing that the internet, something that in theory made knowledge more accessible and quicker to access, has turned to such shit. why when i search up something as simple as 'how long to boil an egg' are the first 10 results those weird ass websites with oddly generic yet specific names that write in that same '5 headers for a simple question' chatGPT format. why is the robot here and pretending he's not a robot. why am i not being directed to a sweet old lady's blog

[archivlibrarianist]

"A day after the US Copyright Office dropped a bombshell pre-publication report challenging artificial intelligence firms' argument that all AI training should be considered fair use, the Trump administration fired the head of the Copyright Office, Shira Perlmutter—sparking speculation that the controversial report hastened her removal.

"What the Copyright Office says about fair use

"[The report] comes after the Copyright Office parsed more than 10,000 comments debating whether creators should and could feasibly be compensated for the use of their works in AI training.

"'The stakes are high,' the office acknowledged, but ultimately, there must be an effective balance struck between the public interests in 'maintaining a thriving creative community' and 'allowing technological innovation to flourish.' Notably, the office concluded that the first and fourth factors of fair use—which assess the character of the use (and whether it is transformative) and how that use affects the market—are likely to hold the most weight in court.

"...To prevent both harms [harm to human copyright holders as well as developers of AI], the Copyright Office expects that some AI training will be deemed fair use, such as training viewed as transformative, because resulting models don't compete with creative works. Those uses threaten no market harm but rather solve a societal need, such as language models translating texts, moderating content, or correcting grammar. Or in the case of audio models, technology that helps producers clean up unwanted distortion might be fair use, where models that generate songs in the style of popular artists might not, the office opined.

"But while 'training a generative AI foundation model on a large and diverse dataset will often be transformative,' the office said that 'not every transformative use is a fair one,' especially if the AI model's function performs the same purpose as the copyrighted works they were trained on. Consider an example like chatbots regurgitating news articles, as is alleged in The New York Times' dispute with OpenAI over ChatGPT.

"'In such cases, unless the original work itself is being targeted for comment or parody, it is hard to see the use as transformative,' the Copyright Office said. One possible solution for AI firms hoping to preserve utility of their chatbots could be effective filters that 'prevent the generation of infringing content,' though."

So: the Copyright Office doesn't want AI to be trained on pirated works, and they got punished for such a statement.

[pluvicor]

Hilarious to me that Zion is pro chatgpt and Wrath is against it (albeit for vile reasons)

[lovely-v]

My hot take is that the scifi genre’s compassion towards robots comes from their usefulness as a (sometimes well done, sometimes problematic) metaphor for misunderstood/alienated individuals and that while robot characters can be used as a great way to create a story about finding purpose or discovering what it means to be human (ex/Data from Star Trek, Wall-E even), this is a case of fiction being able to do something that reality can’t and we should NOT be striving to make humanlike robots/AI irl because we will always end up closer to the Torment Nexus than Detroit Become Human

[jackoshadows]

[irenespring]

I hope this isn't a common thing because this WILL NOT prepare you for college. All my professors despise Chat GPT and know its tells. Also, especially in fields like history, Chat GPT will make shit up that sounds right to a student who hasn't been paying attention (or just doesn't know a specific detail of the field). It stands out as an obvious lie a source would never produce to an academic teaching the course though, and it's a big problem for your essay. Even if you manage to evade professors' ability to spot the AI, the AI will betray through its misinformation. Your instructors will notice. They will judge you harshly. They will expect you to write things over twice this length at least twice a semester. The odds of you managing to AI your way through 1200+ words without AI screwing you over once is small.

This person's "yet I'm still failing" at the bottom supports that. I mean, my dude, you are probably still failing BECAUSE you use the plagiarism lying machine for all your work and the teacher can tell. The AI machine is saying it is helping you but it is plotting your downfall. You are Caesar. It is Brutus. Do not go to the fucking senate.

[omgitzlo]

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[weevil-mastermind]

I’m torn because I think the AI craze is stupid and bad but a lot of the arguments I see against AI on this website are stupid and bad.

[smartcity20]

https://digitalsmartcity.in/5-ways-ai-is-turning-ordinary-cities-into-smart-futuristic-hubs/

[ai-innova7ions]

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[compassionmattersmost]

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