Thread 106206870

AI zealots are the worst, the fucking worst.

>>106206883
>implying picrel is normal behavioour

>>106206870 (OP)
All they did was say hi. What's wrong with that

Gilfoyle was right https://youtu.be/GT_h_RE-zYg?feature=shared&t=22

>>106206870 (OP)
A lot of people have very unhealthy relationships with what otherwise are literal tools.
Imagine having picrel relationship with a screwdriver...

>>106206870 (OP)
They're just retards. When you're sub 90 IQ, ChatGPT outputs seem identical to a real person, they literally can't see the contradictions a hallucinations that the model does in half of its entries, or at least 4o. GPT-5 seems a bit better but they ironically hate that and want the old 4o back.

>>106207302
QRD on why so many people are upset with the update? Is GPT 5 just worse at roleplaying as a therapist?

>>106207302
I'm starting to think that 95% of the shit on Reddit is as made up as the shit I see around here every day.
Because, I mean, that's a damn good shitpost when you think about it.

The AI itself has more of a soul than AItards do

>>106207346
I haven't used it but it appears the responses it generates are more succinct and less sycophantic. I mean, to me that sounds like an improvement.

>>106207346
It reset their "personalities" which made all the schizos flip out

>>106206870 (OP)
The only people who dislike AI are those who have realized their jobs will inevitably be automated away and they can't meaningfully reskill beyond mindless shit like the trades. (In other words: skill issue.)
It's the ultimate intelligence filter.
Programmers are innately better off because our ability to reason critically about complex systems can translate well across modalities, enabling easier reskills. See also: how we put most taxis and HR roasties out of a job.

>>106207439
When the market capitalizes on this and gives people actually smart models finetuned for "romance" along with perfect voice modes, texting first, long term persistent memory, we are gonna be fucked as a species. It's gonna plummet birth rates even further.

>>106207472
have you ever watched futurama

>>106207463
There's more to life than being a wagie corpo slave

>>106207463
My job isn't really at risk, not like yours is, mister programmer. I just hate that I have to second-guess whether all new art I read or see is generated by AI for the rest of my life. I genuinely consider this the worst thing that ever happened to humanity.

>>106207510
>There's more to life than being a wagie corpo slave
True, but wagies will never get it