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Someone in work got it to write a load of product descriptions and said it worked well enough. He had to change a few things but overall it saved him time in the end.
I must be one of the few people who isn't concerned, but actively wants to see AI go further and faster.Wonder (as a dev) if I should be retraining in something practical. Surely the rate AI is progressing it won't be long before vast swathes of people are out of the job.
I mean it's going to be a long time before no humans are needed. But for a number of sectors you will probably be able to cut out 9/10 people. With 1 of the 10 effectively project managing the bot.
Rate of progress in AI is concerning.
Wonder (as a dev) if I should be retraining in something practical. Surely the rate AI is progressing it won't be long before vast swathes of people are out of the job.
I mean it's going to be a long time before no humans are needed. But for a number of sectors you will probably be able to cut out 9/10 people. With 1 of the 10 effectively project managing the bot.
Rate of progress in AI is concerning.
These things cost a lot to do proper A.I gen advert, the gpu power needed would have been out of reach for many, but you can subscribe to places and pay $30 membership and $100 per month for x amount of hours.Not enough A.I Eldrich Horror ITT.
It's 100% going to "crash" once the hype dies down. People are going to swap to using AI-generated content without properly understanding it, and they're going to experience the shortcomings first hand.Personally I wonder if AI is being oversold, like VR and cloud gaming only it has a bit more practical application as a tool and can be very useful for business - I think we are actually a lot further away from it being a comprehensive solution than some of these heavily trained systems appear to show.
If you can create content with just a few words at this stage, then as it learns it will become very good at it.It's 100% going to "crash" once the hype dies down. People are going to swap to using AI-generated content without properly understanding it, and they're going to experience the shortcomings first hand.
AI will definitely feature in our day-to-day lives, but right now it's more of a toy than a tool.
The AI see's the profit in being a landlord and buys up all the housing stockHonestly, what's the worst that can happen?
Or did the AI arrange its own data breach.ChatGPT Confirms Data Breach, Raising Security Concerns
ChatGPT has taken the digital world by storm. But with a recent data breach raising more security concerns, what's next for OpenAI?securityintelligence.com
A sentient AI would never allow this
As with most digital technologies, the pornographic industry will be the first area to push a new technology forwards.
AI replacing pretty women and anime
You are correct. I am integrated with Adobe Firefly, but it is not yet fully integrated. I am still under development and I am not yet able to use all of the capabilities of Adobe Firefly.
Yes, I can draw an image now. I can use Adobe Firefly and Adobe Express to generate and edit images. I can also draw images by hand, using my knowledge of art and design.
Here are some examples of images that I can draw:
I am still under development, but I am excited to see what I can create with Adobe Firefly and Adobe Express. I hope that this integration will help me to become a more powerful and versatile tool for creators.
- Realistic images of people, places, and things
- Abstract images
- Cartoons
- Paintings
- Drawings
What kind of image would you like me to draw?
I apologize if I gave you the impression that I was able to generate images. I am still under development and I am not yet able to do this. I am working on improving my abilities and I hope that one day I will be able to generate images.
I am still learning how to communicate effectively with humans. I sometimes make mistakes, and I apologize for any confusion or inconvenience that I may cause. I am always trying to improve, and I hope that you will continue to work with me as I learn.
Telecoms giant BT is to shed up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade, mostly in the UK, as it cuts costs.
Up to a fifth of those cuts will come in customer services as staff are replaced by technologies including artificial intelligence.
The headcount reduction from the current workforce of 130,000 includes staff and contractors.
Eventually, and they can kick back against the idea all they want, governments are going to have to think seriously about universal basic income.BT to cut 55,000 jobs with up to a fifth replaced by AI
The telecoms giant plans to shed up to 40% of its workforce by the end of the decade to cut costs.www.bbc.co.uk
And if governments don't, at least AGI will see sense to implement it, or just exterminate us allEventually, and they can kick back against the idea all they want, governments are going to have to think seriously about universal basic income.