Why did gaben fall off so hard?

>lust provoking image
>time wasting question

>>106099518 (OP)
The races in question being the Jews, the Chinese, and the Hindus of course.

>>106099518 (OP)
>man who made money off neet gamers tells gamers to go out and touch grass
Is he dying?

>>106099542
>using AI slop
>touching grass

>>106099518 (OP)
He's right.
Why talk about the effects of AI when you can be the one affecting?

>>106099518 (OP)
Fuck you, fuck Gabe, and more importantly, FUCK EVERYONE AND ANYONE WHO SHILLS FUCKING AI.
FUCK AI.

>>106099530
Why do you want to have sexo with Gabe Newell?

>>106099518 (OP)
>understand the consequences by using it
What is wrong with his statement?

>>106099630
Everyone and their mom is already building their own AI. You can just grab an API from a popular NLP provider, send a request, integrate it into your app, and do some funny magic tricks to improve the behavior
No wonder your government is pushing the H1B program so hard

>>106099687
He didn't talk about the consequences, only the value.

>>106100779
The headline says "understand what its impact is going to be"

>>106099518 (OP)
Gabe doesn't think using AI is vibe coding. He is a real engineer not some fag AI bro.

based, hes probably talking about using ai to make games. empower the common gamer to create.

>>106099616
despite the messaging being so obvious it seems to have flown over many anons heads.
I don't think we've seen a time in recent history where the barrier to entry was so low to affect so many industries at the same time.
Anyone bitching and moaning about AI at this point is either brainwashed or incapable of putting their own self-interest first.

why did young boys with no father figure like him so much to begin with

>>106101511
The reason most people hate AI is because it was an unexpected development, and it changes their framework of how the world works. AI will certainly have some significant negative effects, but no one can stop it at this point, if someone doesn't develop it someone else will, no matter how much people whine about "tech bros".

>HL3 will be aislop

>>106101409
>He is a real engineer
Was, 30 years ago.

>>106101393
>impact of CGI on filmmaking
AKA positive, sink or swim thing. Which means he wants you to use generative AI to make more slop like the rest.

>>106099518 (OP)
>man tells kids to JUST DO IT
>man tells kids to stop procastranating

>>106099518 (OP)
Of course hes' all for AI. His company hasn't produced anything of value in decades. Most of their time is spent making hats and other microtransaction items which is perfect for AI. Anytime they actually try to extend beyond their bubble with VR, Consoles, etc they immediately abandon them and it's largely just used as a quick cash grab since their fanbase is rabid retards.

>I will keep copying books by hand
>I will NEVER use a printing press as it only make bookslop

>>106099616
Good goy, use the AI, don't forget to pay your subscription fee.

guys how do we stop nuclear weapons

>>106103673
>>>/lit/
Your analogy is shit.

>>106103673
The printing press was an exact copy production scaling tool, why do you think it's related to applications of LLMs when we can copy files without AI in the first place?

>>106103673
Printing press was a mistake, just not as big of one. I'm not kidding.

>>106099757
using an api is not building your own ai lil bro
>not your keys == not your crypto
>not your computer == not your ai

>>106099634
Fat white guys with greying bears has ALWAYS been /g/'s sexual ideals.

>>106099518 (OP)
AI has changed my life as a tool for prototyping. That's just what it is though, a good prototype. It's fucking phenomenal at boilerplate tasks. It's saved me significantly more hours than it has cost me.

The heavy lifting still has to be done by you to turn it into something that isn't just slop. This has been true for programming as well as art, but slightly different usecases.

>>106099518 (OP)
why be the one complaining about low effort shiposts when you can be the one behind them

>>106099518 (OP)
I feel like there is a huge anti-steam n anti-Gabe Newell shilling campaign being funded by Epic game studios thats very active on 4chan. I have no idea if thats true, but the sharp u-turn in sentiment makes no sense to me otherwise. Those epic fags are salty as fuck so I’d never put it past them

>>106106985
What kind of boilerplate tasks did it help you with ?

>>106099616
>>106099518 (OP)
I will never understand the cope that people tell that you should be the one using AI instead of fearing it. Like outside of selling their own product to people, what does it achieve? You using AI will make you create AI stuff or AI service, but that AI service can just as well be done by the AI itself. Writing prompts is career path shorter then being left behind, because the only thing you are doing is being a conduit between AI and customer/boss/company system. Why should I pay some shmuck to write image prompts when I can just get an AI agent to do it for them? Its still AI image at the end of the day, and prompt engineering is for the most part just learning how to get output that you personally like and imagined rather then getting something objectively good. And the image thing was just easy to understand example, why pay prompt engineer that does not have some long term experience with the company code to prompt when I can just get agent to do that if I want AI generated code. Same with diagnosis and law stuff, like if the chatbot is better then lawyer and doctor then why bother paying them? When you use AI to do most of your work you lose the skills that make you valuable for the remaining parts of the work, like figuring out edge cases.

Basically prompt trannies are very temporary job since as AI advances it becomes easier and easier to use, and also more autonomous. People who don't use AI will at least last little longer because significant portions of the population are getting more technophobic thanks to AI slop on internet, and especially the younger people.

>>106109334
contrarians, epic shills and a few people that can't remember before steam and think that attacking steam will bring it back instead of some other slop store

>>106106985
Similar experience for me
>>106109460
If you actually try out using these things you'd realize there's more to it than "prompt engineering" or whatever.
It's a productivity multiplier for specialists, not a replacement for them.
The argument in favor of learning LLMs isn't that a non-specialist can outperform a specialist (that's a techbro cope), it's that a specialist who knows how to use these tools will outperform one that doesn't.

nobody read the article and it shows

>>106104235
>>106104308
Abstract thinking. Practice it.

>>106109553
Ok, but specialist that has been using AI too much will start losing his skill and then get replaced by system that just prompts itself, while the one who didnt use AI still kept their skills and is actually skilled enough to fix the edge case that AI cant

>>106110589
That's like saying you need to keep an abacus around in case your calculator breaks. Technically true but completely meaningless.
>system that just prompts itself
Will rapidly start making mistakes that a human would notice easily once the hallucinations kick in. You still need a human behind the wheel.

>>106110631
>>That's like saying you need to keep an abacus around in case your calculator breaks
You mean in case your calculator starts outputting stupid shit? Which is what the language calculators do.
>You still need a human behind the wheel.
Yeah, and you need someone to know whether an answer is retarded or not. Vibe coding is the epitome of accepting retarded answers. You can augment your workflow if you're experienced, otherwise it might as well be (and will) output retarded shit.

>>106110669
I feel like we agree 90%, the question is just how much of a time-saver slop is for someone who knows what they're doing, I think it's huge.

>>106104463
Using a VPS doesn't mean it's your own website by your logic, and by that same logic, your current post isn't even your own it's your ISP provider's post

>>106110669
>Yeah, and you need someone to know whether an answer is retarded or not. Vibe coding is the epitome of accepting retarded answers.
I don't disagree with you on any of those points, anon, but having something that can quickly generate you some boilerplate examples to help you familiarize yourself with the code libraries you're working with is extremely helpful. I think the difference between vibe coding and using LLMs to assist your coding is if you treat it like a real coder or just a quick reference for finding boilerplate. Vibe coders don't understand the code the LLM generates and that's why they're retards, not because they use the LLMs in general.

>>106099518 (OP)
Gaben has rarely been wrong about new tech. Just use it, you have always been the "impact" that "antifascists" are BAWWWING about.

>>106110737
>>106110631
Like what >>106110669 said. In case of vibe coding you will very quickly lose your skill of coding if you don't practice self restraint. Sure you will never be in a situation where you need to calculate large numbers and wont have calculator, but wide use of calculators has eroded people's skill in calculating large numbers. And while not being able to multiply or divide several digit numbers quickly isn't an issue even for people who do math for their job LLMs can to certain extent do anything text related. Like some faggot from 2010 who just learned about the concept of AGI could call LLM an stupid AGI because if you throw any text at it it will figure out smart sounding answer that may or may not be true. So unlike calculator which is eroding just your large digit multiplication skills, LLMs could erode your critical thinking skills if used as a crutch.

>>106099518 (OP)
Even Gape can't say no to banksters. Payment processors and banks don't want to deal with fraud involving adult content, i.e. when Ralph uses his debit card to get Brazzers, and he's careless so his dcn/pin end up in the hands of other people and it creates a headache to get the money back because the payee is frequently having their account closed or frozen, adult sites in general tend to be sketchy.

>>106103673
the funny thing about this post is that its true
Back when the printing press was invented the quality of books sharply declined
Previously books were colored and decorated by illuminators with stuff like lapis lazuli powder, and had all sorts of drawings on them.
After the press they just became boring black and white sheets of characters
It took hundreds of years for automated methods to beat hand made bookcraft.

>>106099518 (OP)
This fat fuck was the harbinger of the cancerous digital future we live in where you will own nothing and be happy. Only retarded gaymer subhumans ever liked him, because they're too fucking stupid to act in their own best interest. Of fucking COURSE he's now shilling AI, because that's the new grift for amoral cuntbags like him.