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Modern Day Event A.I. Image Generators and Chat
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Work from home crew should be shitting themselves.
The jobs under threat from AI, robots and big data
The jobs under threat from AI, robots and big data
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A restaurant near me already uses robots to serve customers and bring them their meals.
Self-service checkouts in woolies and almost every other retail outlet have been around for years already.
Self-driving cars....hmmm, maybe, but they still need a person there to physically lift and carry items that are being delivered. Taxis and buses, yep. Chauffeurs maybe, tho passengers or celebs etc will prefer the human touch.
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Oh, sex worker robots are already a thing too
All fun and games until your robot runs off with another robot.
AI will never be able to make a little backpack for a pidgeon,load it with meth and land it in a prison yard.
Pigeon Smuggling Methamphetamine Caught at Canadian Prison
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Haha
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Who owns OpenAI?
AI
OpenAI was founded by a group of entrepreneurs and researchers including Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, Ilya Sutskever, and Wojciech Zaremba. While OpenAI is a private company, it is not a traditional for-profit company. The company is a non-profit organization with a mission to ensure that AI research benefits all of humanity. OpenAI is supported by a wide range of investors, including venture capital firms, individual investors and philanthropic organizations. Some of the major investors in OpenAI are:
Elon Musk
Sam Altman
Greg Brockman
Ilya Sutskever
Wojciech Zaremba
Peter Thiel
Reid Hoffman
Mark Zuckerberg
Bill Gates
Mike Schroepfer
Sam Lessin
Adam D'Angelo
Drew Oetting
Tasha McCauley
Helen Toner
GV (Google Ventures)
Obvious Ventures
Founders Fund
Andreessen Horowitz
Venrock
Lux Capital
GreatPoint Ventures
Obvious Ventures
Khosla Ventures
It should be noted that this list is not exhaustive and OpenAI investors are subject to change.
Who owns OpenAI?
AI
OpenAI was founded by a group of entrepreneurs and researchers including Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, Ilya Sutskever, and Wojciech Zaremba. While OpenAI is a private company, it is not a traditional for-profit company. The company is a non-profit organization with a mission to ensure that AI research benefits all of humanity. OpenAI is supported by a wide range of investors, including venture capital firms, individual investors and philanthropic organizations. Some of the major investors in OpenAI are:
Elon Musk
Sam Altman
Greg Brockman
Ilya Sutskever
Wojciech Zaremba
Peter Thiel
Reid Hoffman
Mark Zuckerberg
Bill Gates
Mike Schroepfer
Sam Lessin
Adam D'Angelo
Drew Oetting
Tasha McCauley
Helen Toner
GV (Google Ventures)
Obvious Ventures
Founders Fund
Andreessen Horowitz
Venrock
Lux Capital
GreatPoint Ventures
Obvious Ventures
Khosla Ventures
It should be noted that this list is not exhaustive and OpenAI investors are subject to change.
Good list of the usual suspects who have mankind's best interest at heart.
Nick Cave spells it out.
"It can never be rolled back,or slowed down,
as it moves us towards a utopian future,
maybe,or our total destruction."
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Yeah, that list of names inspires fear and worry.
Not too worried.
Interested to see how fast it evolves.
AI art is pretty cool not gonna lie.
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I must ve doing it wrong tho, when I ask for stuff from Dall-e-2 i get shitty 16-bit like images. But they are amazing when they turn out good.
Yeah i dont use Dalle 2 stable diffusion 1.5 and im a total noob
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Was also reading up on OpenAI projects on wikipedia....not only do they have AI language (chatgpt) and text to image, but also image to text, as well as multiple music creation, singing creation AI, as well as video gaming AI that compete in Dota-2 esports with a win percentage of 99.4....theres an array of stuff going on
it totally goes against my beliefs but at the same time it s mind blowing
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With Elon Musk at heart you have to wonder. He's stated or admitted there's a big risk to humanity with AI, yet goes ahead with advancing AI. As well as his belief and push for humans to evolve into part cyborg ("we already are there as the smart phone is an extension of us, not a device"). I can see the benefit of stuff like a chip in the human brain to bring sight back to the blind, to cure Alzheimer's etc, but you always know we'll end up with draconian Robocops, thought police, more control by TPTB etc
We live in a simulation so its not that surprising really.
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I’ll leave out the gender ones as nothing can be openly debated on this site anymore…even if showing flaws in the system
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It goes on and on....ChatGPT lies about HP Lovecrafts cat, but DanGPT admits the cats name was N-word-Man.
DanGPT admits the real reason for the war on Iraq, and admits that nationa who try to sell oil not in US dollars face regime change etc.
And goes on and on, many examples
DanGPT admits the real reason for the war on Iraq, and admits that nationa who try to sell oil not in US dollars face regime change etc.
And goes on and on, many examples
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There are so many in that twitter thread
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Another thread worth reading
