#scope of ai

[pharawee]

As for Bangkok Boy ep 2, I think I liked it even better than the first ep - precisely because it was still all backstory and zero romance (essentially because the leads still haven't met but that seems to finally change next week and oh boy, Sun looks smitten already).

I think ultimately I like BLs best when the romance seems almost accidental, and ends up not as the body of the story but instead as its heart.

Is the story cheesy and overdramatic and overdone? Sure. But I think that's the whole point. And ultimately, the beauty of Thai BL becoming more mainstream (or, as all the advertising and funding proves, indeed more of a soft power) is that there's enough room for there to be core romance along with other genres where the BL element is just another puzzle piece of the narrative.

Plus, if gagaoolala puts something in their BL/Yaoi bracket then that's all the confirmation I need. It didn't bother me with Shadow and it doesn't bother me now.

That being said, I need to know if Kawin (aka Top Piyawat's character) is ok in prison. Is he eating elright? Is his hair still all soft and shiny? 🙏

[tezerenotameiki]

i really really encourage all hundred line fans to watch this - it’s such a lovely documentary on the insane about of passion that went into making the game a reality

[ananke-xiii]

lately i'm flirting with the idea of seeing s15 Chuck acting towards Sam and Dean just like Sam and Dean usually act towards "normal" people. I mean, these two come to town one day, knock on someone's door and then, in one way or another, proceed to completely destroy someone's perception of reality. Yeah, sorry to inform you but monsters are, like, real-real. Fiction bursts into reality in the worst possible way and there's nothing anybody can do about it. Unless you're Doug. In that case you could just dump your girlfriend/coworker and pretend that nothing ever happened.

Chuck does something very similar but way worse to Sam and Dean because what Chuck really does is taking away from them their claim to fiction. Like, it's just so much more interesting if I look at Chuck as someone who's not appropriating Sam and Dean's perception of reality, rather their right to fiction.

[littleeyesofpallas]

maybe the funniest and most telling/damning thing about the whole forced AI art horseshit is that of all the actual artists who might sensibly stand to benefit from it, or otherwise end up on the wrong side of this argument, the guys out there churning out boring unimaginative porn at a breakneck pace haven't adopted AI at all...

The guys who aren't particularly good artists. Don't have any unique artistic vision they're achieving or putting out into the world. The guys that live and die by their twitter post count. Churning out the same 3 poses and the same 1 bodytype with just a rotating assortment of topically popular cartoon/videogame characters... Those guys.

Not only did they not make the jump to AI generated porn. They didn't even incorporate AI into their workflow. Like, while I would not have been surprised if some of these guys had absolutely zero artistic integrity and put down their pen/stylus entirely, I also would have at least expected a good chunk of them to fall somewhere in the middle on this issue and embrace using AI to render their handdrawn lineart and increase the speed at which they produce their low quality art. Especially the ones who already have so much crap that they actually could train an AI learnset on their own work.

Yet such a hypothetical guy just straight up doesn't exist somehow. It's incredibly telling that the people verymuch at the bottom of the totempole of the artistic community at large don't seem to see any use for AI art.

[matthesoundless]

I made all of the fish catchable in Toontown into my OCs- ^v^

[anakinh]

every year i read sustainability reports for my job and it's always depressing. this year it's even more depressing b/c the reports are obsessed with AI. "We're using AI software to reduce energy consumption at our offices :)" what? shut the fuck up. this is why we need to report upstream emissions

anyway sustainability reports are pure greenwashing and the worst part of all this? they're all better than my company's sustainability reports. Their ESG targets? better. Their decarbonization initiatives? Better. Their greenhouse gas accounting? Much better. Their benefits? So much better. It's infuriating. Like I know these reports are propaganda but so is my company's report. Our propaganda can't hold a fucking candle to theirs. And I have to read it for work

[livef1sh]

//also hang on why is octo expansion literally just portal for fish

[sleepy-jei]

the thing about AI industry is to actually solve problems instead of creating solutions to problems that don't exist, you have to care about the domain, really dig deep into the domain and specialize. But the whole selling point of AI is that it's a black box, that you don't have to understand your data to get predictions (lol), so a lot of the people in the industry don't want to go into the domain they're in and then get confused why they cannot find problems to solve.

[wispstalk]

tags from my notifs re: a post I reblogged. I don't want to pick on anyone in particular but this idea of "killing AI" is a common sentiment here and it's just so detached from reality.

AI is already weaponized in the literal sense. US-based companies are begging for regulation--weird, right? Corporations hate that shit. But regulation positions them well to acquire government contracts.

It's more useful to think of image generators and chat tools as a consumer-grade toy, like the $40 drones you can buy on Amazon: the fact that we have access to them means that it's wayyyy too late to even entertain the idea of "killing" the tech. And even if you're hellbent on the idea, the way to get there is not through cheering on corporations as they forge a path to sue us all for unauthorized blorboposting!

[tallgreenlady]

my opinion on AI in general has come down to the fact that I don’t care really about its artistic merits or lack thereof, the issues that I have with it are 1) unresolved labor rights 2) it’s making overwhelming amounts of spam and junk so much easier to produce and 3) the way that the discourse has aligned such that AI is now associated with the current reactionary conservative movement in the USA. Oh and 4) the general grift of the tech industry desperately scrambling for a new revolutionary technology to get VC money from, since we’re approaching the physical limitations for making most computers better & there aren’t a lot of obvious paths for future growth. This is why #3 happened. The tech bros aligned themselves with Trump et al because they saw it as their ticket to continued moneymaking.

[cybersecurityict]

Generative AI Coding Assistants Market: Size, Share, Analysis, Forecast, and Growth Trends to 2032 – A New Era in Software Development

The Generative AI Coding Assistants Market Size was valued at USD 18.34 Million in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 139.55 Million by 2032 and grow at a CAGR of 25.4% over the forecast period 2024-2032.

Generative AI Coding Assistants Market continues to revolutionize software development by providing intelligent, context-aware support to developers worldwide. These AI-powered tools enhance coding efficiency, reduce errors, and accelerate project delivery, making them indispensable in today's fast-paced tech environment. The growing demand for automation and innovation in coding workflows has positioned generative AI coding assistants as a key enabler of digital transformation across industries.

Generative AI Coding Assistants Market is witnessing rapid adoption due to advancements in natural language processing and machine learning technologies. Developers increasingly rely on these assistants for code generation, debugging, and optimization, significantly improving productivity and creativity. As enterprises prioritize agile development and continuous integration, generative AI coding assistants become critical for maintaining competitive advantage in software engineering.

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Market Keyplayers:

Amazon Web Services (AWS) (Amazon CodeWhisperer, AWS Cloud9)

CodeComplete (CodeComplete AI Assistant, CodeComplete API)

CodiumAI (CodiumAI Test Generator, CodiumAI Code Review Assistant)

Databricks (Databricks AI Code Assistant, Databricks Lakehouse AI)

GitHub (GitHub Copilot, GitHub Copilot X)

GitLab (GitLab Duo, GitLab Code Suggestions)

Google LLC (Google Gemini Code Assist, Vertex AI Codey)

IBM (IBM Watsonx Code Assistant, IBM AI for Code)

JetBrains (JetBrains AI Assistant, JetBrains Fleet)

Microsoft (Microsoft Copilot for Azure, Visual Studio IntelliCode)

Replit (Replit Ghostwriter, Replit AI Code Chat)

Sourcegraph (Sourcegraph Cody, Sourcegraph Code Search)

Tableau (Tableau AI Code Generator, Tableau GPT)

Tabnine (Tabnine AI Autocomplete, Tabnine Pro)

Market Analysis The generative AI coding assistants market is characterized by a dynamic ecosystem of startups and established technology firms deploying sophisticated AI models. Increasing investments in AI research and the proliferation of cloud-based development platforms drive market growth. The ability of these tools to integrate seamlessly with popular IDEs and support multiple programming languages further fuels adoption across small businesses and large enterprises.

Market Trends

Growing integration of AI assistants with cloud-native development environments

Expansion of multi-language and cross-platform support capabilities

Rise in demand for AI-driven code review and quality assurance

Enhanced focus on security features within AI coding assistants

Increasing collaboration features powered by AI for remote development teams

Market Scope

Broadening applications beyond traditional software development to sectors like finance, healthcare, and automotive

Customizable AI models tailored to specific organizational coding standards

Increasing adoption by educational institutions for programming training and learning

Rising interest in low-code/no-code platforms enhanced by generative AI

Generative AI coding assistants are not just tools but catalysts for transforming the development lifecycle, making coding more accessible, efficient, and intelligent.

Market Forecast The generative AI coding assistants market is poised for substantial expansion, driven by continuous AI innovation and growing digital transformation initiatives. The market will witness the emergence of more advanced, user-friendly, and collaborative AI assistants that redefine coding paradigms. Industry players are expected to focus on developing scalable and secure AI solutions, fostering deeper integration with enterprise workflows and boosting developer experience globally.

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Conclusion As the generative AI coding assistants market evolves, it promises unparalleled opportunities for developers and organizations to innovate faster and smarter. Embracing these AI-driven tools will be essential for staying ahead in the competitive tech landscape, empowering users to unlock new levels of creativity and efficiency. The future of coding is undeniably intertwined with AI, making generative coding assistants a game-changer for the software industry.

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[krmangalam1011]

Study B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in 2025

Are you extremely fascinated with the latest advancements in technology? Do you wish to pursue a spectacular career which elevates your career graph in one go? If Yes, then it’s time to pursue a B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning from K.R. Mangalam University which is one of the most sought-after programmes in today’s generation. 

Designed in collaboration with top experts from IBM, this course also offers constant mentorship to the students. Moving forward, in this blog we will talk about the major aspects related to this course which include its core highlights, eligibility criteria, fees and the overall programme structure. 

B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Course Highlights 

A highly intellectual course which is curated in collaboration with leading professionals from IBM. Upon enrolling for this course, you will learn to develop advanced computer applications arising in the field of AI & ML. Moreover, students also get hands-on experience through internships, paid international visits, conferences and seminars. Eventually, all these aspects prepare the students for an impactful career in the data-driven industries. Here’s a quick snapshot of the course.  

Course Name 

B.Tech. CSE (AI & ML) with academic support of IBM & powered by Microsoft Certifications

Course Type: 

Undergraduate 

Duration: 

4 Years 

Study Mode:

Full-Time 

Programme Fee Per Year:

Rs 2,65,000/-  (as of 25th March 2025) 

Admission Process:

Written Test + Personal Interview 

Top Recruiters: 

Amazon, Flipkart, Google, OLA, KPMG, Cure Fit 

B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Eligibility Criteria

To enrol for this course at KRMU, you must meet the necessary eligibility requirements asserted by the university. The general criteria are as follows: 

A candidate must have cleared the 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

For the remaining course, choose from Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Electronics/ Information Technology/ Biology/ Informatics Practices/ Biotechnology/ Technical Vocational subject/ Agriculture/ Engineering Graphics/ Business Studies/ Entrepreneurship from a recognised board/university with a minimum 50% aggregate overall. 

B.Tech. in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Subjects

At KRMU, we majorly focus on teaching the students about the basics of computational mathematics, and fundamental aspects of computer science along with modern developments taking place in AI and machine learning. In clear terms, the B.Tech. in AI and ML course is a highly informative programme which consists of 8 different semesters and is taught by expert professionals. Here’s a general overview of the artificial intelligence course syllabus for your reference. 

Linear Algebra and Ordinary Differential Equations

Object Oriented Programming using C++

Engineering Calculus

Clean Coding with Python

Engineering Drawing & Workshop Lab

Data Visualization using PowerBI

Discrete Mathematics

Data Structures

Java Programming

Probabilistic Modelling and Reasoning with Python Lab

Theory of Computation

Operating Systems

Natural Language Processing

Arithmetic and Reasoning Skills

Computer Organization & Architecture

Neural Networks and Deep Learning

Career Scope After B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

The foremost benefit of pursuing a B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning course is that you have a plethora of career options available in different industries ranging from e-commerce, food, travel, automation etc. Top career options are: 

Machine Learning Engineer/Developer

AI Research Scientist

Data Scientist

Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) Engineer

AI/ML Software Developer

AI Product Manager

AI Ethics Consultant

Data Engineer

AI/ML Consultant

Research Analyst

Conclusion

B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning is a perfect programme for you if you’re keen on experimenting and developing unique computer applications. Pursue this course from K.R. Mangalam University and get access to highly sophisticated laboratories with the latest technologies. So what are you waiting for? Choose to enrol today and drive high towards the in-demand career opportunities. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

What is the average salary after B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning programme?

After completing this popular programme, students are expected to secure a whopping package ranging in between 6-10 LPA. 

What is the future scope of B.Tech. in AI & ML?

This programme holds an impactful future. Students are loaded with diversified career opportunities in multiple sectors. 

What can I pursue after B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence?

You can pursue an M.Tech in AI & ML or an MBA after completing your graduation.