AI is so wildly popular because it’s cheap, and through the lens of the consumer (read untrained eye), the best of it evokes emotions they get from a piece that would go for hundreds or thousands of dollars.

I just went to an art museum that had a bunch of Van Gogh’s sunflower pieces on display, and I can assure you, AI art will never be able to invoke the kind of emotional response as I got from looking at those paintings. I’m not an artist, I haven’t taken an art class since high school, so my eye is pretty damn untrained. But even I can appreciate the history of the pieces, the artist behind the work, the headspace he was in and how it affected the finished piece, the extreme conditions he had to overcome just to finish some of the pieces. That’s a huge part of what evokes emotion in an art piece - knowing the story of the art and the artist. And that’s something AI art will never have.

AI art is cheap, sure, but it’s hollow, and people will always be able to tell that.

Cool, that’s not what gun control means

They do have our jobs - I can’t remember the last time I’ve called a customer service number and didn’t get an AI voice bot as the T1 support. I also can’t remember a time where the AI voice bot was sufficient at T1 support, I’ve always had to ask for a human anyways. But they’ve taken those T1 support jobs, even though they’re ludicrously bad at them still.

It’s explicitly not trained in because people don’t go to the free chatGPT to get actual truthful answers (or “I don’t know”), they go there to have their biases confidently confirmed.

Probably the grammatical incorrectness of it

Oh c’mon, that’s not fair, that’s not a date. That’s very obviously a hotel lobby, this is the morning after hooking up.

This reads like a Dropout Brennan Lee Mulligan CEO sketch

“We’re never, ever again going to be able to be dominated by public officials who tell us trust the experts, because every American will be able to check their own medical advice,” Kennedy said.

Aaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Nintendo Bratty Sub

Other way around

It’s ok though the people working the job rec (and lonely the people giving the interview) probably have zero clue what back propagation is

I learned how to sweat copper so I could replace some shoddy plumbing in my house done by a previous owner, and that brought me more pride and joy than anything I’ve done in my 10-year career as a developer. I’d but a copy of this in a heartbeat.

I’ve watched some of Hasan’s reactions to this, and it mostly just seems like he thinks the RNC is sad and obsessed with him. He doesn’t need their attention and he’s certainly not afraid of them

The boomer in the comic has already fallen for the propaganda though. Boomers like the one in the comic are helping the billionaire class oppress us. Are we not allowed to point that out?

You see the article in this post right? Did you read it?

Mmm, excellent contribution. Gonna really have to have a think on this one

It’s a brute force hack that adds tiny details no one will ever notice during actual gameplay, at the cost of the majority of your frames

Me dripping in sweat repairing my deck in 90°F heat at 10am this morning: “ooh it’s almost time to watch Over the Garden Wall again!”

Looks like some carrots, a hamburg steak (ground beef patty) and a piece of roast beef, like what Arby’s and similar fast food places serves, where the beef just comes in a plastic bag with basting juices and you basically just steam/wet bake it. Not a whole lot of opportunity for maillard browning to happen in a wet cooking environment like that, and when you cook beef hard for a long period of time (a good way to make sure it’s safe to eat), it ends up grey in color.

I’ve made the seitan recipe printed on the back of Bob’s Red Mill brand vital wheat gluten, and it had a taste and texture similar to bologna. It was actually pretty nice cold in a sandwich, and fried up in a pan. If that doesn’t float your boat, there’s about a billion ways to prepare beans, you’re bound to like one of those.