

that’s crazy
where do they host the videos? who pays for it?


that’s crazy
where do they host the videos? who pays for it?


that’s a lot of psychology experiments right?
you make them do this and then watch that
you misinform them and see what they do with that information
The milgram experiment wouldn’t work if they told people that they’re not really killing someone or without “lying” they would have really needed to kill someone which is worse.
There’s also ethics involved like a debriefing after the experiment and the lying or deceptions can’t cause damage etc.


“public assumptions about the capabilities of AI are increasingly out of date”
writing stories is another to add to the list of things AI does better than humans
I agree that the anti AI crowd is consistently out of date or misinformed about AI. It’s an echo chamber which makes them believe AI is less capable than it it and the anti AI crowd should work on that. More of the real arguments and less of the “AI bad at tasks”.


A problem I have with gen AI is that is generates so much.
In an hour of work you can have a 200 page document about a subject you knew nothing of an hour before.
That’s just too much to keep up with.


It’s wrong to think there’s a good side and a bad side.
That’s like christians thinking they’re the good ones.
There’s no good or bad in taoismn
there’s no good or bad in star wars
good/bad is a Christian invention cause they love thinking they’re the good guys
can’t say what it takes to balance the force in star wars but I think you’re very corrupted by Christianity and are trying to project it in things where it shouldn’t


you can live in Africa and still not want Israël to send you 50.000 people in a day
you’re a minority
drill baby drill
clean coal
windmills are for losers
that’s what the majority of you want and the message your people bring to the world
you’re talking about a revolution but ignore the voice of the people
someone tell this guy he’s in the 9/11 flock country
he seems to think he’s not giving up any of his freedoms for security