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50 votes
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Software developers are not okay
34 votes -
SpaceXAI joins Omacom and gives $1.5m Grok tokens for Omarchy
14 votes -
Someone ‘torturing’ LLMs in a robot prison has triggered the dumbest debate in AI yet
29 votes -
Given everything we know about AI so far, what do you think it can or cannot be good for?
AI has to be among the largest and most devisive things in the world right now. What's more, I suspect that tension will continue to grow in the time to come. It's unavoidable that we'll see that...
AI has to be among the largest and most devisive things in the world right now. What's more, I suspect that tension will continue to grow in the time to come. It's unavoidable that we'll see that same tension reflected here in our small corner of the internet.
So I think maybe we could take stock of where we believe the boundary of AI capability lies. In the spirit of bridge building, I also encourage that you try to think about the answer from the "other side" point of view as well.
If you're a "sceptic", what do you think AI can still be good for, and what sort of changes to its current paradigm (technical, legal, social, etc.) would allow you to entertain its use?
If you're a "believer", where do you think AI would likely still fall short (even accounting for future improvement), and where the news cycles are likely overestimating its capability?
Edit: "capability" includes potential impact as well (like whether it could actually put a significant portion of human out of jobs, etc).
22 votes -
Amazon uses its tracking data to guess whether shoppers have a flat butt and no friends
41 votes -
Fired OpenAI safety researchers dispute misconduct claims, warn of chilling effect
9 votes -
German search engine ditches Mistral, bets on Chinese open-source AI
12 votes -
Our minds aren’t equipped to handle AI
22 votes -
Denmark introduces bill to protect people's faces and voices from deepfakes – would still allow satire, parody and political/social criticism unless it constitutes misinformation
10 votes -
Was watching a history YouTube video when I realized they are all AI
Ink Explainer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49_Ph2q6uIM Genius History: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHCamT4zfH4 It is the exact same AI voice. How sad.
28 votes -
When instructed to make a “New Yorker-style cartoon,” ChatGPT is adding real New Yorker cartoonists’ signatures to its output
16 votes -
Norway is planning a temporary ban on smart glasses in some public places, amid rising global concern at the spread of the AI-enabled recording devices
21 votes -
OpenAI ignored employees’ warnings about safely testing AI models (gifted link)
12 votes -
Interview: Firefox’s chief on why he hopes a redesign will help win users from Chrome
44 votes -
Human contractors are seeing all your horny — and creepy — AI prompts
27 votes -
OpenAI hacked Australia's Medicare portal
33 votes -
Software for humans
30 votes -
Commodified intelligence
9 votes -
Using ASCII art to prove that I, not an LLM, wrote something
29 votes -
The plunging price of AI
26 votes -
Typesafe AI: System One Models and Jev
17 votes -
How to rage bait Americans
12 votes -
AI abundance requires a four-hour workweek
16 votes -
Stanford violated its AI policy by turning a Hispanic student into a fake Black woman in ad
27 votes -
The doomsday cult inside OpenAI
19 votes -
Gemini AI hacked three companies in a testing breakout, Google says
24 votes -
Why we built Pion
20 votes -
Meta’s Muse AI works and creeps me out
23 votes -
Where do we go from here? (Regarding AI)
TW: AI discussion. Recently, things have been getting rather crazy with AI to the point that I think many are being forced to reckon with its potential. It has been demonstrated that this...
TW: AI discussion.
Recently, things have been getting rather crazy with AI to the point that I think many are being forced to reckon with its potential. It has been demonstrated that this technology is capable of solving things like millennium math problems, which has drawn response from many fields medalists. There have been very public instances of big tech losing control of their experiments. Many top researchers are expressing discomfort. Now, of course you could dismiss this all as marketing but I personally think that would be a bit of wishful thinking.
I would like to have an open discussion about the current moment in time. Therefore, I ask you, people of tildes, where do you think we are and where do we go from here? Please feel free to pull out your crystal ball and speculate wildly. Or, please feel free to call it all bunk. I just want to hear your opinion.
- Do you feel concerned about AI or are you still unconvinced?
- Do you think AI will take your job? Why or why not?
- Are you considering a career change or any other big life decisions because of the changing world?
- How are you advising your children, regarding schooling and careers?
- Do you have a subscription to an AI service? If you have one, how do you feel about it?
- Do you think that this technology will be a net positive or a net negative?
- How do you think the human race will change, if at all?
- Do you think we will see a serious incident driven by AI in the near future?
- Does it bother you that humans may not be the dominant intelligence at some point? Do you think this is even possible?
- Does any of this affect your sense of identity or individuality? How do you feel about your skill set and hobbies?
- What do you think it means to be human in a machine dominated world?
- Overall, are you feeling optimistic or pessimistic?
For me personally, I have shared my opinion many times before. It is a rather pessimistic one.
I recognize that this is a heated topic, and I would like to request that even if you disagree with someone, that we treat each other with respect and kindness. Thanks.
40 votes -
Mistral and Mozilla partnership announcement
22 votes -
The latest weird thing to play Doom is the mapped-out brain of a fruit fly
21 votes -
LibreOffice breaks download records after declaring it has no AI features
86 votes -
Anthropic's Dario Amodei calls for AI oversight, joined by Sam Altman and Elon Musk
21 votes -
Google will buy up to half the electricity produced by one of Finland's nuclear power plants as part of a record €13bn investment in the country's AI infrastructure
12 votes -
Astra is hard to monitor
8 votes -
An alien mind
11 votes -
OpenAI’s rogue agents were caught communicating via public wikis
43 votes -
Ajeya Cotra – "This might be the clearest warning shot we ever get"
18 votes -
How accurate have Ed Zitron's AI skeptic predictions been?
38 votes -
Who’s making these AI copies of my work?
17 votes -
Technology is over
28 votes -
Young adults in the US are increasingly wary of AI, concerned it will take jobs
47 votes -
An AI researcher writes about his crisis of faith
27 votes -
Artists built a site to escape AI. Scrapers are coming for it anyway.
30 votes -
Amazon kept shutting down my tablet, so I spent $266 on four AI models to own it
55 votes -
Why your Amazon order confirmation emails have become so unhelpful
48 votes -
AI usage patterns in software teams
21 votes -
Is AI profitable yet?
68 votes -
Patterns and problems in multiagent systems
19 votes