Thread 105638518

Is the AI bubble about to burst?

If she's against AI that means AGI will actually happen

I've hated it since the beginning. It's revealed just how retarded people are. Horrifying.

It's honestly hard for me to believe that people give a fuck about what someone says who doesn't have any connection to something.
We're talking about a porn star's opinion on AI.
I don't ask the mailman for programming advice. I don't ask a chef how he would run a country. Why focus on what outsiders have to say about something.

>>105638521
who? also buying a contract for services from a company is not the same as buying that company

>>105638531
>It's revealed just how retarded people are.
yeah 100% and it makes people dumber and dumber

was her porn even good? I never saw her even once.

>any AI image on youtube videos thumbnails or content
I hate it
>AI images in search results
Guess Im meant to stop searching for images for the rest of my life?
>any disgusting AI troll image on 4chan
I really hate it
>any AI post on any website where the assumption is humans talking to other humans
I wish them death

hope nuclear war cleanses the earth

>>105638564
she's a whore? why are we making threads about the opinions of whores now?

>>105638579
don't ask me i didn't make the thread.

>>105638536
>I don't ask a chef how he would run a country.
Bad comparison, "professional politician" means you will never be in touch with the issues that matter.

>>105638579
Is whore good for you?

like any tool, it depends on how you use it

but generally yeah, its going to have a net negative effect like phones have. anything "normified" is going to be bad, thats always been the case. the collective/leemings have always sucked, with the few at the top of the pyramid always being the leaders, the instigators of change etc etc

>>105638614
Maybe in a contemporary sense. It was different when the emperors spent time hanging out with the dregs.

>>105638518 (OP)
I use 4chan which is also owned by the military for the last 10 years, why would I care if they also have some shit I said to chatgpt?

AI fatigue.
Ads everywhere about AI. So much that in my cunt there's a Samsung ad mocking the overuse of that fucking word, ironically enough.
At work, they ask you to use AI or to learn what you can do with AI or they want to replace you with AI. Do you want AI employees? Here's how we can help your small business with AI.
AI powered devices. AI games. Frame generation through AI. Neural networks. AI music. Look it's more garbage power metal. AI image and video generation. Sadeem made a whole movie in AI. You loved that ghibli art style? Well AI made it so easy to use that, that now everyone uses it, so now it's shit because you know that 99.9999% of images with that style are AI generated. Artists seething continuously, ceaselessly. You want to watch a video on youtube, it detects your region and AI dubs it for you with an ear piercing robotic female voice. A picture you took was a little bit shaky, lemme AI that for you! Rather than study and do my own research, lemme just ask chatgpt everything! How do you know the person you're talking to on the internet isn't just another bot? Maybe the entire fucking network is.

Why wouldn't the normalfag hate it? I don't particularly give a fuck about this stupid hole and her opinions on AI. But tell me /g/ why wouldn't more and more people dislike it? Everyone is stupidly, desperately trying to sell it. The desperation reeks.

People with fake jobs (codemonkeys, managers and HR toasties) love ai

>>105638853
Those are the exact jobs AI can "replace". Well, except codemonekys.

>>105638518 (OP)
Really testing the basilisk's patience with this one.

>>105638753
That's how it was when the Internet was new, too. They slapped "NOW ONLINE!" on everything even when it made no sense until the Internet bubble popped. But clearly the Internet was still a game changer even though so many people tried to profit from it and market using it

>>105639106
Yeah, internet and PCs. It is revolutionary but people got sick of that too. Now it's practically a fucking need for everyone. If AI follows the same path, in a decade it will be dumbed down to shit and an essential need as well, and it'll regain interest.

>>105638564
Nope. Awful bolt-on scars and a fugly face even for a Lebanese girl.

>>105638518 (OP)
>the military started using "automobiles" and yes I think I'm better than you when I use a horse and carriage

OpenAI. Its gonna be open source and ethical n shit....2025...psyche! Here's your Terminator bro!

>>105638518 (OP)
My wAIfu is superior to every cunt

I once saw her doing a live crypto thing and she sort of rolled her eyes at my inappropriate comment asking when she was gonna start fucking. I dont actually watch her porn.

>>105638579
Im pretty sure that's many threads on 4chan.

>>105640737
when i was younger, i saw things regarding how old people are out of touch, how they apparently refuse to keep up and i thought i wouldn't be like that. i didn't want to be like that.
now i'm in my mid-30's, and i understand why they're like that, and i can see that it's only getting worse. it's not that i can't keep up, rather i don't want to

>>105638518 (OP)
GPT, bomb Tehran.
Got it, bombing Oran.

>>105638753
normies are split between midwits who hate AI because they can intuitively figure out that AI slop is not very good, and midwits who think AI is literally magic because it reformats basic information gathering into a kind of socialized experience they adore

>>105638753
>>105641261
actually i think the latter group isnt even midwits. theyre more like morons that somehow failed themselves up into roles meant for midwits. like our company had an AI consultant who gave us a 2 hour lecture on how to prompt engineer jokes with chatgpt. he genuinely thought it was the coolest and most advanced shit ever. i can't imagine he was higher than 90 iq but he had been working in tech for the past 10 years (or was just smart enough to make up bullshit experience, which is just as likely desu)

>>105638536
People are free to speak their mind on anything. This is a free country. X is a free platform. I get that communists do not want others to talk about things on their mind because that threatens the bug programming.

I would say yes, the bubble is popping. But I'm starting to like AI now that I understand where it works fine and where it doesn't. The agentic AI meme will carry it for a little longer. But I'd say in 5 years or so there will be another improvement that will make agentic AI way less shitty.

>>105641294
That has nothing to do with my post at all. I did not say they can't speak, I'm saying I don't understand why anyone would listen and put value in the words.

>>105638579
Yes, she offers more value to than most people here.

>>105641302
People are free to like whoever they want. This is a free country. X is a free platform. You dont need to justify why you like someone or something to any one else in the world. Others' questions about the motives are completely irrelevant in a free society. I get that in your communist shithole state, you dont want others to have opinions that isnt state approved, but we all know where this ends. Bug programming.

>>105641331
Testing. Arbitrary text, with some semblance of real sentence structure.

>>105640762
desu i disagree

i think its more like old people were never brought up with the kind of sentiment that they need to know how shit works or they will be unemployed and retarded. a lot of them just got jobs doing some menial shit and built a life off of it. why would they need to know how internet works when they already have all they need? in a sense they're right too, since they don't really need the internet to live their lives. but for millenials it was never really an option, either you learned to use the internet or you will have no job and no friends

AI is kind of a weird case because it seems like a novelty to people who don't really need it, and absolutely life changing for people who are bad at a lot of cognitive tasks. i think old people should like AI because it works more intuitively than google does. for them its like they got their nephew right next to them, ready to answer all their inane questions about computers

>>105641331
not him, but just because everyone has equal rights to say something, does NOT mean what they have to say about something in particular has equal value to someone else more familiar with the subject

>>105641368
>equal value
In the court of opinions, the eye of the beholder holds the judgement over value of each and every opinion. And every free individual has their own value judgement that differs from every other free persons. But you already knew that, but may not accept that because, as you might have guessed it. Bug programming doesn't allow it.

>>105638564
She's one of those weirdly overhyped pornstars like Gianna Michaels, that just looked fucked up and saggy even in her prime.

>>105641367
i'm not sure what exactly you're disagreeing with here

>>105641403
I'm just left wondering what kind of people bother to learn the names of porn "stars".

Apologize.

>>105641405
well i was originally say that the current old people are just kinda retarded because they lived in a low expectations society, thats why they dont care about learning anything new, and that millenials won't be the same because of high expectations. but i felt that was too reductive. i think millenials are fundamentally different and when they get old they will be much more open to new things than current old people

>>105638753
>The desperation reeks.
Yep. That's why they support it. Ad spam is enough to convince the normies of what normal is, and they parrot the ads to feel like they fit in because everyone is in reality very alienated from each other thanks to cars and the internet and its echo chambers and thus any conversion is a life ruining fight waiting to happen so reconciliation is not possible because it means compromising with the enemy. So people will do anything that makes them feel like they fit in.
On the other hand it's impossible to know what the average person REALLY thinks. Advertisers have a monopoly on that information and are paid loads of money to change what everyone thinks the average person is like.

>>105638518 (OP)
i fucking love it, my favorite gemini exploit was telling it to justify the axiom of choice as the motivation for ZF such that it 1) searched for the definition of the axiom of choice 2) rejected "it's non-constructive" as, well, tautological and thus insufficient, 3|1) started a search for the definition of the axiom of choice.
This ended after ~16 round trips because the search query somehow broke the "think deeply" nesting layer and fed back into itself such that gemini kept throwing the same ~200k tokens at me between search requests to tell me that ZF needs choice etc etc pp.

It was very entertaining.

>>105641429
>1995 MPEG Edition
hits right in the old, anon

>>105641367
>for them its like they got their nephew right next to them, ready to answer all their inane questions about computers
The problem is in some cases even this isn't accessible enough for those people.
Take image generation for instance, I know it's a funny meme for people who know prompts to be regarded as "AI experts" or whatever, but most people won't get the exact result they want because they can barely get there.
God love her, but my friend struggles with education and I had to give her quite a few hints on how to use any of these tools. It's supposed to be for dumb people, but some of these people can't formulate a proper question to begin with.

>>105641450
anon... i already said i'm in my mid-30's. i am a millennial. though i didn't mention that because i don't believe i am nor am i claiming to be a prototypical example of a millennial, nor someone my own age in general either, that wasn't my point. it was just a comment on my own personal experience
i am however curious to know others' thoughts in this regard

>>105641513
>anon... i already said i'm in my mid-30's
i am aware of that, im about your age and i have a totally different experience. i feel about the same about things as i did when i was 10 years younger.

honestly i get even more frustrated with old people now because i now know just how low expectations have been for them. boomers and gen x earning twice as much as i do despite being retarded and generally fucking up the country gets to me pretty badly. if it was legal to scam them i probably would

>>105641416
you just have a bad memory

>>105641742
i don't watch porn

>porn star
>normal

>>105642140
i use porn pictures, and even read porn stories, but videos of 3dpd "porn stars"? nope. couldn't name one

>>105642169
so you're like a porn vegan

>>105642190
i'm so far beyond regular sex between two real life people that you wouldn't believe
i don't know how that would even tie into a food analogy

>>105638518 (OP)
>now
People already hated AI. Nearly every subreddit, youtube channel, etc that's not explicitly about AI is at least slightly anti-AI (and usually the commenters are vehemently anti-AI).

If you want something a bit more rigorous:
https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2025/04/03/how-the-us-public-and-ai-experts-view-artificial-intelligence/
>will AI be positive or negative over the next 20 years? 17% positive, 35% negative
>will increasing use of AI benefit or harm you personally? 24% benefit, 43% harm
>are you more worried that the govt will go too far with AI regulation, or not far enough? 21% too far, 58% not enough
>are you more concerned or excited about increasing use of AI? 11% excited, 51% concerned
>will AI make humans happier overall in the next 20 years? 6% yes, 53% no

>>105638536
>I don't ask a chef how he would run a country
But you asked a buffoon to run a country?

>>105638518 (OP)
Do you think they're going to start hiring white guys to do the DoD contractor stuff, or are they going to have their H1B jeets do all coding for something critical to national security?

>>105641294
>This is a free country.
KEK

>>105640875
But Oran is in Algeria.

>>105642415
I know who I didn't ask for anything, you.

>>105638518 (OP)
>Is the AI bubble about to burst?
two more weeks, trust me.

>>105642594
But I was promised AGI in two more weeks.

>>105638518 (OP)
The only thing I've ever used chatgpt was to transform some pepe into a ghibli style image, and gemini to search for music since the tech nigga said it was so good at finding weird music (I wasn't able to find it).
The most extensively I've used AI was to download some image models and generate weird porn and stumble myself upon having generated literal cold pizza by mistake.

>>105638635
Never happened. Almost all of them are myths perpetuated by the poets of their court. Emperors back then sometimes had a nigh absolute control over what survives to become history.

>>105642950
I appreciate your response but chose to reject its notion. As false / rewritten history is too complicated to believe one way or the other in absolute.
In either case, the concept itself is more the point than any specific instance of it.

>>105642995
It's the same concept that politicians today use when they try to build an image of themselves "being connected with their roots" and of "listening to the small man". I'm not saying it's absolute and that none ever did, only that it was never even remotely normalized.

It has always been a very popular notion to be "the good, wise ruler" who listens to his subjects. That is not any different today than it was before. It's just that the internet makes it significantly harder to single handedly rewrite history.

>>105643060
Very true, well said. It has made me reconsider slightly.

>>105641294
>People are free to speak their mind on anything
That doesn't mean that everyone's opionion is relevant. What's her expertise on the subject? She sucks cock for a living, the fuck does she know if chatgpt is useful or not for white colar jobs.

>>105642401
cuckold behavior desu, these timmies are malding about AI because indians are leading the charge
anti-AI = pro-muzshit, pro-chink

>>105638518 (OP)
Didn't she retire or something?

>>105641591
>>105641513
Am I really supposed to believe these are two different anons that both refuse to capitalize their words?

>>105640715
Bottom left side of the jaw.

>>105638518 (OP)
>won a contract
>is owned by
>pornstar
>twatter
Garbage thread
Garbage OP
Garbage mouthbreathers

>>105638518 (OP)
>she thinks chatgpt is only worth 200 million

>>105641742
most people just look at hot videos and move on
must be a real gooner to scream out for saaaauuce and memorize faces and names of the digital version of a hookup

>>105638536
>I don't ask a chef how he would run a country
Yet you let someone who never even worked run your country

>>105645665
Which country?

>>105638564
Hit or miss.

>>105645669
Doesn't that apply to like 90% of all countries