Anyone else following this?
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Do with it as you will...
https://www.reuters.com/fact-check/f...nt-2024-08-12/
Trumps needs a filter on occasion.
Forget a teleprompter, wait until AI tells the candidate what to say in a debate. Live access to an AI system would make you a formidable competitor. Whoever masters this technology will take over the world. The Star Trek "holodeck" could literally be come reality.
https://www.wired.com/story/chatgpt-...t-impressions/
Probably the two biggest risks of AI today is simply that people will discount any image or video they innately disagree with, or alternatively, this- misattributing generated images.
Unfortunately this is relatively tame compared to the political wrangling-bullshit we'll see in four years. It's just a gigantic tool in the box building idiocrasy.
That's weird!
“Weird”….Buzzword, Check.
You can find a few anomalies in the first pic, some of which can easily be explained due to the spontaneity of the shutter click, Other than trying to figure out the phantom hand issues with the white shirt/blue hat guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ah Pook
But what's everyone's beef with the circled points of the lower photo? Nothing jumps out at me. No extra or missing limbs, different screen can be attributed to myriad reasons.
Certainly wouldn't put it past the D to fake it, but some of the evidence seems a bit flimsy. Maybe I just can't zoom in enough.
I'd be more concerned that one day AI decides you are a threat to national security and has you terminated with extreme prejudice. You know for "the greater good..."
Computer generated or doctored imaged are not true artificial inteligence.
It drives me nuts when any and everything computer related these days is labeled AI.
https://adsei.org/2023/03/12/theres-...20you%20squint.
A system that most of us would think of as real AI – something that can, more or less, think like us – is known in Computer Science as Generalised Artificial Intelligence, and it is nowhere on the horizon. The term Artificial Intelligence is used instead to apply to anything produced using techniques designed in the quest for real AI. It’s not intelligent. It just does some stuff that AI researchers came up with, and that might look a bit smart. In dim light. From the right angle. If you squint.
True AGI coupled with quantum computers? That is the Terminator, end of the world scenario to fear.
Until then, it's just photoshop.