Thread 716492706

You better get used to AI anon cause it's not going anywhere

>>716492706 (OP)
>inb4 jeet saar saar
Just accept that everyone uses AI now

>>716493751
jeet saar saar

>>716492706 (OP)
Do they have to use the term "raw dog"?

>>716492706 (OP)
>it's not going anywhere
We know. That's why we laugh at it.
Well- more of a chuckle really.
You know? The "omg; honey would you look at the silly thing the dog is doing," kind.

>>716492706 (OP)
I unironically respect Jensen Huang, he's one of the few useful CEOs that have ever existed and he's a genuine dude.

>>716492706 (OP)
>company that makes money from AI hype continues hyping AI
No way, I didn't see that coming at all.

>>716492706 (OP)
>"don't use the office suite"
>"don't use adobe"
wtf I'm homeless now??

>>716494245
yes because the penis metaphor is very apt when it comes to rape

I guess all the unreal ubiquity and samey plasticky washed out colors with some vague goal of realism was all aimed towards accepting AI slop huh

grim

I work in data science and we had a big song and dance about rolling out AI tools a while back, which have all now been quietly retired without explanation. The worst part is we have new hires who started while they were in place who simply cannot do the job. I've recently been involved in firing a woman who was taking months to deliver work that should take a week or two that was riddled with mistakes.

>>716497142
shut up or you'll crash the US economy
it's being propped up with the promise of artificial intelligence shoring up productivity. You know what that means, cut wages and nicer stock options! You're a stakeholder even if you're not a shareholder you know

>>716492706 (OP)
lower your GPU prices faggot

>>716492706 (OP)
my job is A.I proof

>>716492706 (OP)
>Jensen “Please pump my stocks” Huang

>>716497374
Damn anon, where did you learn to make sushi like that?

>>716497374
No it isn't.
>t. Automation engineer with a focus in robotics

>>716492706 (OP)
so obvious that everyone on this board is either unemployed or working some blue collar shit job (and with an undeserved superiority complex). literally if every one of you died today, the world would be so much better off

he's not wrong
simply because humans are slow, an entire industry is going to have to learn how to "review the intern's code" as a practical repeatable task

>>716494551
>>716494368
AI is really going to change how we fucking live
what a time to be alive

>>716496760
touche

>Employers dont want you to use AI even though they use AI to screen and filter you and write the job descriptions
I hate this world

>>716498468
>AI is really going to change how we fucking live
Just like VR!

>>716497374
haha that's what the artists and coders said

>>716498468
>AI is really going to change how we fucking live
yeah for worse

>hmm A.I. can do amateur work really cheaply and shittily
>should we focus on harnessing the best talent to stand out from the substandard A.I. crap?
>or just lower standards through monopolistic means to get people to accept sub-par, sub-human if you will, products?

AI's a tool, nothing more. Getting pissy over it is ridiculous.

>>716498695
always so funny seeing clear signs of "this person generated this and didn't even give it a once-over to remove random links/stuff the AI left that isn't pertinent at all here" in peoples' job openings and whatnot. Sad, but not unexpected.

>>716499531
It has markedly made boards/places I frequent worse, so I dislike it.

>>716499531
That is true, the problem will be when companies start adding in retarded AI learning requirements when the job itself won't use AI. They already demand masters degree for higher positions

>>716497878
No-one is going to the robot restaurant.

>>716493751
AI is a cover, they're going to replace to with pajeets that accept far lower wages for the same work no matter what

>>716497374
>gay ass overpriced “food”
Your job is ripping off retards with more money then braincells. You are up the same ballpark as cult leader and DEI sensitivity consultan.

>>716496760
But only women can commit rape, and only about 80% of women have penii.

>>716499689
oh they will when it becomes cheap, just like sushi was an exclusive dish and now every corner has a sushi place in the third world

>>716492706 (OP)
But what if I WANT to raw dog it?

>>716499689
California has already shown that they will.

You need a trained artist that knows what looks good to select the right image from a bunch of drafts to work on. You need a good writer to know what elements of a script work. Some executive figure could theoretically do this all himself like he's Hideo Kojima but those types are rare and go figure hard to work with. You still need someone talented but the problem will become generational.
>you need a trained artist to curate art whether it's produced by humans or machines
>producing art is part of this training
>relegating the production of art to machine prompting negates the purpose
These problems are real but we were dealing with them before A.I. "Art schools" were just daycares for rich children that learned nothing of art except self-portraits. Find me an art school graduate that can draw a simple walk cycle. Random game devs are more talented at it and they'll just hack the process by flipping a sprite or some such.
Oh you can't express the most basic and ubiquitous of human movements through art? Some art degree huh. So at this point why even bother, let the robots do it. Society placed no more value on art than moving packages in a warehouse so let the robots do it. Art will get more and more shit like you know it's been doing (let's make it Live Action and by "Live Action" we mean Computer Graphics Imagery).
Coding though? Society can't really function without code, unlike art, but you'll see similar problems when the only priority is reducing expenses

>>716499689
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOnamzPC2Qk
Everybody is going to the robot restaurant

>>716492706 (OP)
And how is that working out for nvidia's drivers? lmao

>>716500018
You will lose your job to Junior Prompt Engineer Ranjit

>>716497374
what the FUCK is this?

>>716500286
>highest market cap in the world
>92% market share in gpus
They've ascended into monopoly, all thanks to AI

Only Demarcus can raw dog it...

Behold jeet melty spamming porn

>>716497878
Please hurry up and make the service industry obsolete. No one deserves this shit that's literally designed for robots.

>>716500964
He's botting. Any thread that mentions robots, AI, or Stellar Blade; he hits.

as far as coding is concerned, AI prompting and vibe coding is just another step up the level chain.
the guy that wrote RCT in assembly probably sees python and javascript coders just like you see prompt engineers.
we'll have prompt IDEs soon to speed up the whole process even more. for sure dev, qa and pm can be merged into a single role now.

>>716492706 (OP)
I am so sick of this cunt. No I am not anti AI I am anti this dumb cunt pushes overpriced silicon

>>716501516
Just buy AMD. My 6600 with open source linux drivers outperforms the 5090 at 480p low.

>>716501619
My 6600 crashes constantly after sleep and on 30% of all games. This card is fucking ass

>>716492706 (OP)
>the guy who's selling the shovels during the gold rush is telling you to use his stuff more
oh okay

>>716494245
I hear little kids use glaze and it makes me laugh

>>716493751
>JUST ACCEPT IT IT'S THE FUTURE YOU FUCKING PIG
Now, where have I seen this before

I'm not sure what people are mad at anymore
>ohmigod this tool isn't perfect...but I have to keep using it!
>You don't get it, I NEED to do the thing I say is completely unproductive and my productivity hurts so much but I can't simply not use it nooo
>ohmigod I looked at the job market yesterday and found out jobbing is shit...it's NEVER been shit before..I must blame it on AI! my youtuber told me to

>>716492706 (OP)
I'm a SWE and this is true. AI is too good now, you have agents shit like Cursor that is insane, you can make a week of work in a single day. I'm not sure how the fuck juniors are even getting jobs nowadays

In a better world, everyone involved in the current AI research should be jailed (and hopefully executed) for opening the floodgates without considering the consequences. The chaos theory is true.

>>716502183
The job thing is because of AI, tax changes under Trump, and outsourcing to pooland.
It's not just limited to AI.
AI itself is pretty shit right now, I do encourage vibe coding though as much as possible because it's leading to a lot of security issues because they're clueless about how it actually works and rely on a model to actually use good practices lol
Retards put the code into production from vibe coding, it's pretty cool to see when you get things like what happened with the Tea app.
There's gonna be a lot of work for people to clean up this mess but the best part will be when they try to get AI to clean up the mess their current models have done.

>>716493751
I find it weird that people hyper-focus on Indians for some reason regarding AI when the Chinese are like the Top 2, maybe even the number 1 sector of people on the AI train. Pretty sure the latest models that have come out are from China as well. I mean the OP is literally 2 Asian/Chinese people.

>>716502627
They should be jailed just for calling it AI to try and force adoption when it's the same machine learning we've been looking at for a couple decades already.

>>716492706 (OP)
>ai will replace you
Lmao, ai committed suicide after having to sort boxes for an hour, actual manual labor isn't getting replaced within my lifetime.

>>716502695
India gets blamed because it's the current /int/ punching-bag, outsourcing to India is a stated goal of the American wealthy (most famously Elon Musk not even trying to hide that's what he wants), and Indian tech-bros are pretty rife through the ADOPT AI NOW YOU FUCKING PIG techbro sphere since they're correctly perceiving AI as a forced-adoption scam.

>>716502734
Are you retarded? There are warehouses that have been automated for a long time

>>716492706 (OP)
Yesterday was the first time I used AI for something work related, to my surprise and everyone else's, it didn't solve the issue I was having, since it probably was spouting information a decade old already.
I literally pasted a file, and in the end it told me to send it the file I had already sent it, completely zero intelligence.

>>716497978
>programming time goes down
>load times on youtube and twitch go up
>profit

>>716499531
It's also harmfully deceptive, but sure it's also a tool or whatever.

>>716503050
google search has been progressively getting shitter and shitter too
when it's all consolidated into getting data from a model it's going to be easy for zuck or elon to say what's true and what's not rather than going to a source to have a look

Learning coding is so fucking ass when your teacher encourages everyone to use copilot in vsc, and he has tailored every fucking assignment assuming you're using copilot so he'll drop some advanced algorithms on you almost immediately.
I wouldn't know how to write any code if I had done what the teacher expected me to do.

>>716492706 (OP)
Please show me good AI games. Its been 2 years and this is supposed to speed up dev time by 1000%. Where are the games?
>t-two more we-
No, show them now or fuck off

>>716502734
It's not going to ever replace people in the workforce simply because it's being steered as a technology by pyramid schemers that want it to replace artists and other creatives as a form of infinite money generation, on top of its own inherent restrictions as a branch of machine learning. AI famously sucks at data entry, one of the tedium tasks it should logically be incredibly suited for and which very much could be automated. Even for art and text generation it's not crawling forward much faster than it was three or four years ago. Kanye West looks nicer when he's eating spaghetti, but spaghetti is still never removed from his plate and he still has six fingers a lot of the time, unless the AI is basically rotoscoping by getting a reference pose from a 3D model or by green-screening a real person.
>>716502971
Those are a strict minority because it's still more efficient and cheaper to just use people for that.

>>716492706 (OP)
Meanwhile, in reality:

>>716502695
well of course they do. it's the chinese hyper-focusing
>technologically advancing at a faster rate than ever
>has literally the highest population in the world
>BORDERS INDIA
not to say the enemy of my enemy is my friend, but just remember this is effectively a domestic dispute

>prease be excituru for great new technorogy
>all it does is cost you your job and give your data to corpos
AI doesn't have a marketable product so they're trying to force its adoption as an economic mandate.

>>716499694
h1b is not a high skill visa, it is a specialty occupation visa. Not that it matters since enforcement is nonexistant.

>>716503280
I love how the interviews are gonna be about prompting instead of showing you understand fundamental principles
I'm a senior dev so it won't affect me but I do feel bad for people who are being misled and lied to
The models are fine if you understand what's going on but if you actually look at what they output it's junior code at best, I'm sure that'll get better in time now that more companies have given access to their internal codebases through copilot, cursor, claude code, etc to train their models with
Yeah, they say there's no retention if you choose no retention but these companies have never lied about that stuff before, right? Right?

>>716501619
>bro just use AMD lol
Fuck you and FUCK AMD HOLY FUCK I HATE THEM
FUCK NJUDENIA TOO

>>716492706 (OP)
artists caused this btw by never stfuing about ai art

beautiful

>>716499264
It depends,you can use it for good, but knowing humans its gonna be both

>>716492706 (OP)
Well yeah I'm already used to scrolling past through it

>>716503294
What’s an AI game in your mind? Programs have been using AI tools for a long time. Google search is an AI

>>716503386
>the absolute state of AIfaggots

>>716504005
>a-actually AI is-
Lmao shut the fuck up, you know exactly what Im asking. There wasnt a big crazy for LLM slop machines 10 years ago.

You fags said there would be AI games. Its been 3 years. Produce.

>>716493751
Nobody with a real job uses AI

>>716492706 (OP)
I don't care, they are still going to shit out the same slop, only slightly cheaper maybe?
I have accepted that the market has shifted so far away from my position that I am no longer within it. At best, on the fringes where I but old games because I have no patience to pirate.

>>716492706 (OP)
What the fuck does that even mean

>>716492706 (OP)
>he runs nvidia
>his cousin runs amd
hmm

>>716504197
I have no idea what you’re asking. Why and how would an AI make a game on its own?

Is there some kind of super AI the public doesn't have access to because all AI I've tried to use is still all fucking retarded as fucking shit.

>>716504203
I listen in on software engineers every now and then that program the fuckers. So someone is getting paid. But the main people using AI regularly are cheating students and grade school is going back to pencil and paper because of it.
It's really just bottom dreg unsophisticated "intelligence" but it's funny when Darth Jones and friends think it's real

>>716492706 (OP)
>If you're not using Photoshop, you may lose your job as a graphic designer
>If you're not using a hammer, you may lose your job as a carpenter
Yes, knowing how to use all the tools available to you is important.

>>716494245
raw dog has a new non-sexual meaning thanks to kids parroting adults.

>>716503862
of the pic

>>716492706 (OP)
>Be CEO of company that sells shovels in the AI gold rush
>Tell everyone they need my shovels
Unironically buy an ad. CEOs aren’t experts in anything. They’re just paid shills who occasionally sign off on layoffs.

>>716504659
my folder it's from trash half a year ago or something

>>716504659
It's me. I am the artist. I made it. Only I can have it.

>>716504487
no there really isn't, big companies either make theirs publicly available (grok, bing) or they have only marginally improvements

the chinese have the US completely spanked on AI development and they open-source their shit sometimes too, we're too busy over here polluting waterways and forcing drought on areas with water consumption for AI server centers to care about, like, the AI being good and stuff

>>716502128
>bitcoin
I mean, if you'd bought some bitcoin in like 2010 you'd be a literal millionaire now, so yeah.

>>716498468
>holding sword with the flat facing towards the player
literally fucking unplayable

>>716504609
No, it really doesn't.

>>716501954
is that dodger? what even happened to her.

>>716504735
I'd be a theoretical millionaire. Somebody needs to buy that shit from me. We in the business call that, "liquidation"

>>716504529
>So someone is getting paid.
Some big tech firms with functionally infinite money are pouring hundreds of billions of dollars down the drain in the delusional belief that making a giant computer program running on a warehouse full of GPU that's trained to bullshit you will somehow eventually be a profitable venture.

It will not. Machine learning is the future, it will be used to train all sorts of robotics much faster and more accurately than humans can program their movement, but LLMs and generative pictures are completely fucking pointless for anything other than mid tier porn, cheating on your homework, and writing emails in an environment where nobody is going to care that you obviously just offloaded the task to a robot.

>>716504604
Saying AI is a tool that's going to become as common place as the hammer is like saying that 3D printing is going to make carpentry in and of itself obsolete. You don't know what you are talking about.

>>716502695
Chinks training AI models doesn't directly affect most people's experience on the internet.
Jeets non-stop proselytizing their AI futurism and spamming the laziest possible image gens on every platform they have access to does.

I wonder if we're going to get another AI Winter. When LLMs have shown the full extent of their capability, and that's it, no real advance on AGI, things might cool again.

I'd rather AI replace CEOs and governments :)

>>716492706 (OP)
he aint wont

My sister recently got a job (about a year ago) and while the ones that hired her didn't know about her AI skills at the time they hired her, they do know now since she has been very open about it at the office. Also, 3 of her 8 coworkers got fired because she (with AI tools) replaced them.

You've been warned.

If you don't use AI in programming you are obsolete. I'm not exaggerating. I wouldn't hire someone who doesn't know how to use AI effectively.

The role of the engineer is now, talking to clients, writing specs and reviewing AI code.

>>716505078
>Also, 3 of her 8 coworkers got fired because she (with AI tools) replaced them.
I guarantee this did not happen

>>716502564
Exactly, everybody is missing the point and dont understand the scope, its not that does everything it is advancing and will advance more and more its like nit wanting to use computers in the 2000

>>716505039
Uh, no, I don't think that will happen
The current models will have a limitation, yes, but you're thinking of it wrong
This is a calculator to get to the thing, it's not the thing itself
It's just going to assist in speeding up humans getting to AGI, that's all

i have a cushy six figure job thanks to ai
programming has never been that easy

>>716505163
You wouldn't hire anyone because you're not in a management position. Do you even work in software AT ALL?
>The role of the engineer is now, talking to clients, writing specs and reviewing AI code.
Okay, no, you fucking don't.

>>716492706 (OP)
I have like 5 shares of nvidia I wish I could get more but its been too late for awhile

>>716505163
Empashis on effectively

>>716492706 (OP)
Wtf did he mean by this?

>>716502564
People aren’t getting jobs. My friend tried a career change and had to come back because there was noone hiring

>>716505224
Oh I see, in the sense that the coding aspect has a fast forward now, so the grunt work towards getting there should accelerate. So long as the desired outcomes fed to the LLMs are the right ones.

>>716505204
>>716502564
>Vibe coding mobile apps and offloading all of the work to a giant machine that's trained to fool me into thinking it's right will surely result in a quality product and no negative consequences!

>>716505253
Agree thats not the role of and engineer da heck

>>716502695
It's because the silicon valley tech sphere is insanely fucking Indian and they're associated with insanely low-quality, cheap tech labor. AI would—in theory—enable these individuals with blatantly fabricated certifications to functionally replace people who actually understand what they're doing while costing pennies on the dollar compared to actual experts with years of experience. Most people would presume the Chinese government taking an interest in something like AI to be completely utilitarian as their incentive is to improve their ability to project power instead of solely focusing on saving money via cheap brown slave labor. Mind you they already have the slave labor part, but that's just called communism.

>>716505336
That's not what I meant at all, but sure?

>>716492706 (OP)
I move boxes around all day, one of millions upon millions. What would I need AI for lmao

>>716497142
CEOs and Shareholders doesn't want people to work for them. They wany replace EVERYTHING with AI.

Coders? ai
Janitors,Bricklayers, farmers in agriculture? ai
Poultry plant? ai

In the battle with humans, Robots won. Most of the things that you use / buy on daily basis are done by fully automated factories. My SO is always surprised when I told him that his pacemaker was assembled by robots and his clothes were sewn by robots. They was sure all that stuff was done by mexican or chinese slaves

>>716505440
Not "sure," be clearer, what are you saying?

>>716504875
Correct
Silicon Valley likes to reinvent the wheel by making it cheaper. It's all gambling that makes Vegas look like a few kids with a box of poker chips.
>what if we got everyone using a free service and then crowded out all alternatives and then started monetizing it?
>hey people love Taxis but what if we made Taxis without unions and solved all the problems that unions solved... again!
>people like to text and send pictures but what if we made that more addictive by scrambling it and putting in celebrities and then when people got addicted we fill it all with advertisements that look like the main stuff?
all these bonkers products that fuck over society take hundreds of billions but they all want it to pan out and wreck society so they can afford to waste money on another dumb project like a metaverse or whatever
>what's going on in unemployed alcoholic's metaverse?

>>716499053
Nah, its real.
A lot of knowledge is useless now since you get that same info, with context, with a push of a button.

Like my place was doing a workshop about some workplace thing and AI came with the most usefull answers each and every time. You dont need to ask 100 workers what they think, just ask ai.

For shit like programming, yeah you need to double check(which is still way faster then doing it from scratch) but most office related things? What could take a week can be solved in seconds.

>>716497878
that robot isnt cost effective

>>716505496
>They wany replace EVERYTHING with AI.
That's a paradox, if everyone is replaced by AI and don't have jobs, how will they pay for those AI produced goods?

>>716505716
>Like my place was doing a workshop about some workplace thing and AI came with the most usefull answers each and every time. You dont need to ask 100 workers what they think, just ask ai.
Why did your stupid fucking office replace a search engine with a much more resource intensive and costly alternative that's worse at finding results

>>716505836
>how will they pay for those AI produced goods?
They don't care. They literally do not care. A lot of these tech firms are subsidized in part by the government, the ones that aren't create products that are, deservedly or undeservedly, considered a necessary part of daily life. You can go work the fields for the same amount of money they pay the illegals, or you can get on government benefits if you surpass the melanin threshold. They are literally not concerned with how this impacts the nation at large because they view countries as economic zones filled with people which are just functionally interchangeable units like in an RTS.

>>716505514
Okay, I'll give it a go
You have the transformer model today that Google came up with that everyone uses for LLMs + RLHF + whatever shit they try to add to it like RNN to the process in the future
It hasn't hit a wall yet but it's expected to at some point in the future because you'll have run out of enough data to keep feeding it
What now? Well, you've built something that can analyze and come up with ideas and solutions that will speed up the process to AGI and look for alternatives to get there that humans have overlooked or not even considered yet
Does that make sense?

>>716505836
UBI, simple

>>716497374
Me too, I'd like to see chatgpt try to sell crack.

>>716505836
Everyone has at least a few functional organs they can sell.

>>716506107
But if people don't have jobs and don't buy goods how do they finance the government?

>>716506198
they're retards who think the wealthy being wealthy is tantamount to a healthy economy

>>716492706 (OP)
>kids are still going to college to get in lifetime debt for a useless degree that AI will replace.

>>716506151
That will not happen
>>716506186
Aren't lab grown organs a thing?

>>716506198
>But if people don't have jobs and don't buy goods how do they finance the government?
You fundamentally misunderstand what I mean when I say they "do not care." It is not their fucking problem.

>>716505496
>My SO
>him
Woman or gay?

>>716506351
So they are psychopaths that can't think into the future got it.

>>716505336
Also theres quantum chips, and quantum computing

some wise man on the internet has come up with a formula
E = mc^2 + AI

>>716506143
Yes, thank you. I still think I wasn't wrong in the sense that accelerated coding time would also move things on, even factoring in human oversight of said code.

>AI makes everything so much faster!!!!
>Games take longer than ever before to be made
???

>>716506332
It will happen because companies need costumers. Even Elon that is part of the right has talked about it

>>716492706 (OP)
That's fine with me and my investments into AI companies and especially quantum computing. I'm going to be a rich mofo soon. Better get in before it's too late.

>>716506198
>but people will be poor!!
WRONG, 99% of people will be poor, 1% will own all the robots making all the money. There's no limit to their greed, if they need to run the entire economy with just 1% of population, they will. What makes you think they need YOU to buy shit? They can buy enough shit for all of us.

>>716505836
by open your leg

>>716506493
turns out that was a lie, anon-doko

>>716504852
Do you have any idea how fucking high the volume on Bitcoin is? I would agree if we were talking about some shitcoin that isn't liquid

>>716505836
>Not my fucking problem. Someone will take care of it. Line must go up and you need to adopt AI now or you are a luddite that will be replaced.
That's how they think no meme.

NOOOO AI WAS ONLY SUPPOSED TO AFFECT ARTISTS!

>>716506448
>can't think into the future
They can. Usually these people are decently intelligent. I want you to imagine the quintessential boomer, somebody who will literally steal from future generations to keep the party going, somebody who views the next generation as competition. If you can wrap your mind around the boomer, you can understand these tech chimps and politicians (which, coincidentally, are often boomers)

>>716492706 (OP)
You better get used to producing flop after flop because my money is not going to pay for your shitty AI slop.

>>716504717
>>716504694

>>716505836
> AI and don't have jobs, how will they pay for those AI produced goods?
The planned economy is apparently going to be by elites for elites

>>716506151
Paid by whom
>Da guvment
And with what money
>From taxes
Paid by whom? Big corpos that own the AI and bribe politicians through (((lobbying)))? Lol. Bullets are way cheaper

>>716506617
This is why they love having access to all of this internal data going through companies.
They can identify exactly which company it's coming from because they use enterprise licenses.
What do they do with this data? They learn from it and see how the companies are working, what their strategies are, what their codebases are like and what they're adding next.
Then they can manipulate the markets using this info.

eat shit jen-hsun

>>716497878
>sorry we cannot make your burger today is robot is broken
Yeah i can't wait.

I don't know why but suddenly I stopped believing the hype. You got Nvidia pushing it, X pushing it, and Sam Altman on Theo Vons show pushing it. All using salesmen language like "be part of the future". A good product sells itself.

>>716506792
You know that burger making is already mostly automated and if something breaks you get no burger right

>>716506689
Nigger if you have a 99% of the population angry and hungry they will chimp out and society will collapse. They have nothing to lose.

The plan is to have a peaceful transition, they will pay for your slop, you wont have kids and we will slowly remove the excess population.

>>716506847
I just use it to make video nudes of girls, if that's being part of the future then I'm all for it

>>716504529
I mean thats the bad iduocracy outcome, if you use it like that you are fucked and ive seen it in my institute where a girl didnt any of the code, and worst didnt even know the fucking word document just copy paste truly awful shit man

>>716494320
They're not wrong.

AI isn't going away, it's only going to get more effective, more specialized, and more affordable and that means any market it effects is inevitably going to push towards standardizing its use. People in those markets can either take an active interest and involvement in determining what its application will eventually look like, or they can become obsolete. Ignoring it and hoping it'll go away is like hoping email is just a fad that will never replace faxes, or that smart phones won't replace beepers.

>>716506927
That's where WW3 comes in

>>716506792
Cooking requires judgement calls that AI can't make. Even fast food requires a real person to eyeball the food to know whether adjustment is needed.
>>716506906
The only thing "automated" is timers in fast food joints. Even someone with an IQ as low as yours is better than a robot for food preparation.

>>716504203
we use Actual Indians to outsource technical support during off-peak hours to keep up 24/7 support. Those windows are when the quality of support drops drastically and most customers will end up waiting until the obvious shift back to the real help

>>716506151
>pay someone monthly just for existing
or
>pay for 1 bullet
I have a feeling that the companies who are in a rush to remove real people from their workforce just to save money are going to pick the cheaper option.

>>716507009
What do you mean? AI is a great tactic to use in training if you're fine with being... what's the phrase? "comparatively deficient"?

AI still trains on human input and good luck running anything shat out by vibe coders

>>716506151
or slavery

>>716507145
I mean that's also what the models would recommend, a smaller population is easier to control, less crime, etc
You can do it slowly through sterilizing certain parts of the population over time without them knowing

>>716498468
Damn It's like Doom 1993 but way shitter

>>716507145
>being paid
They produce the goods, they want you to consume or the stocks value go to 0. Money is fake. They own the assets, money is for the plebs. If you are rich you want your assets to go up

>>716507217
>AI still trains on human input
so do humans

>>716507052
>nooo my equipment isn't automated
So? If it breaks you can't make a burger dumbass.

Man the elites really will fuck everything and then fall because of their own greed.

Esl here, I feel like ive heard the expression "raw dog it" before but not sure what does it mean in this context?

>>716506775
Rajesh using vibe coding would do it much faster.

>>716507542
If the timers on the grill or the fryer break, you can just use judgement. We did that at Checkers.

>>716494551
Wow.... we're going to have video games! I never knew Ai could do that, the future is going to be amazing when everyone can just download a Video Game straight from the internet! I can't wait, I'm so tired of what we have today, Video Games will surely change my life for the better!

>>716507587
>Replace all your workers
>They have no money
>They can't buy your products
I don't get the end game here

>>716506659
YOU DIDN'T EVEN ASK FOR IT

>>716507842
>I just can golden parachute bro
Probably something like that

>>716507052
>Even fast food requires a real person to eyeball the food to know whether adjustment is needed.
That's a fucking lie. I've worked food most of my life (thank goodness I don't anymore) and I would teach new hires to just pinch for ingredients and shake off any excess to get the precise amounts that you needed. Sometimes I would even work with my eyes closed and I'd never get a single complaint because everything was proper (the retards working the fry stations would though, which baffles me to this day since it's literally just dropping the listed amounts of food in the fryer and setting a timer). You could unironically get robots to do what I was doing and nothing would change, save for the fact that millions of people would be out of work.

A testament to that statement is the fact that robo-fast food already exists. People don't go to them because the idea of it is icky, but having gone to those myself I'd trust the machines over the snot-dribbling broccoli-haired punks that make my burgers on the regular.

>>716492706 (OP)
>You better get used to AI anon cause it's not going anywhere
Lol, nah. It'll get simplified to smart-phone levels in a few years so any tard (much of the population only interfaces with tech through touchscreens) can use it.
Like before, unless you have connections, you're simply going to lose your job to nepotism and graft.
>Touch-screen foids get empowered to surveil and pre-crime everyone via AI

>>716507842
they're hoping to get to agi first so they can create a god that gives them the answers to more power
nothing else matters
yes, really

>>716499280
>should we focus on harnessing the best talent to stand out from the substandard A.I. crap?
It's been a problem for decades. Boomers don't want to spend the resources to train new talent, so they keep on hiring out/outsourcing to the cheapest, then bitch that there isn't enough quality talent to maintain their businesses/way of life.
It's an unstoppable race to the bottom now because of boomer laziness, greediness, and shortsightedness.

>>716508213
Max Chang.

>>716505381
Thats not what i said, thats not tge use that its having right now

>>716492706 (OP)
is it going to advance at least? i'm kinda fed up with every model losing track of conversation after a few fucking paragraphs

>>716506847
It's crazy how the only "use-case" they can find for it beyond bookkeeping is shitty art nobody even wants. Yet they keep pushing it because these programmers don't have an artistic bone in their bodies. Meanwhile real people still gotta do plumbing, make food, talk 1on1 for business, etc.

>>716492706 (OP)
I mean yeah he's 100% right whether you like it or not. That's the whole story of DLSS vs other upscalers in fact, every other upscaler tried to "rawdog it" initially and always fell short.

>>716508365
use a model with a larger context window

>>716500486
>what the FUCK is this?
Period blood. A sushi staple

>>716508461
Gordon would lose his shit.

>>716508440
barely makes any difference, details fall off no matter what you use it seems

>>716506529
Why the 1% hates the 99%,
why they not kill the 99% ? Why nobody want a entire society made of robots?

>>716505253
>You wouldn't hire anyone because you're not in a management position. Do you even work in software AT ALL?
He’s indian

>>716508430
geoffrey hinton has said that he thinks if people want to have a job they should go into plumbing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtiTdIiCWzw

>>716492706 (OP)
>YOU HAVE TO USE THE THING I MADE
No.

>>716508580
I haven't had issues, what exactly are you using?

>>716492706 (OP)
>Guy whose overvaluation depends on people buying GPUs from him nonstop for AI shit tells you that you will totally lose your job and die destitute if you don't FOMO
Literally nobody is making any money off "AI" outside of nvidia selling gpus to all the other suckers.
Everyone else is burning money. OpenAI, who constitutes the majority of the market, has been at it for years and it's still losing money.
Tech has burned half a trillion dollars on it so far, when will it finally start generating profit?
>i-it's still nascent
Two more weeks, mr investor

>>716504851
Married Sam Strippin moved to UK then shat out a child

>>716503386
>retards don't know how to do thing
>have to constantly ask a computer for help
>"yeah I'll be faster than someone that actually knows how to do this thing"
This is your brain on modern programming.

>>716506198
>>716506351
Ever heard of whales in FTP games? The entire economy and all entertainment will be designed for rich people and the few that can afford it. There will be a population of poor people who exist for economic and work reasons, but mainly exist for the rich to feel superior to themselves. The poor people and undesirables will slowly die off or just flee society entirely in small communes, those that participate in society will work in whatever jobs are left and will treat everything like a luxury and sink more into debt slavehood, encouraged to buy everything and then mocked for buying anything and not working 24/7. We already have the future model: microtranactions everywhere to bleed you dry, data harvesting, and ads constantly everywhere. Poor people's data and eyeballs/ears (for watching/listening to ads) will be worth more then poor people themselves. Oh, this is not viable at all, but is actually a method to destroy the federal government under "libertarian ideals" (look at the crushing debt and hacking and slashing) to destroy society and create their own, look at that retard Curtis Yarvin or Peter Thiel or Elon Musk who all say similar things with other CEOs more or less wanting similar things. A lot of people forget the model isn't "white" it's white, rich, straight, male, and either Jewish/Christian/Mormon or otherwise religious. Of course, if you are rich and powerful enough you don't have to fit every catagory, these types were never ideologically consistent anyway. A lot of racists seem to forget that being rich is far more important to these people than any other catagory

>>716504765
It didn't lose its old meaning, it just gained a new one, because terms can have multiple definitions.

>>716503845
>windows
ah, I see you fucked up, big rip

>>716492706 (OP)
I guess that explains why nvidia drivers are so shit now

>>716509106
>bro it totally works just fine on linux
yeah right

>>716509112
Works on my machine.™

>>716509152
literally does, had 0 issues with either AMD cards I've run on it, had to juggle driver versions to keep my 1080TI running

>>716492706 (OP)
China needs to shatter Taiwans Silicon shield. These fuckers are getting too greedy and full of themselves

>>716506529
>1% will own all the robots making all the money

If everyone is poor and only 1% is making all the money, who is paying for the product?

aibros makes me laugh everytime because you just know they're the ones coping the hardest.

>>716492706 (OP)
I don't fucking care.

I know. Just like how japs still use shitty CGI and how there's hundreds of asset flip scams coming out yearly.

>>716506775
Fucking lmao, how do people still push AIshit when the data shows its actively making things worse?

>>716509093
Isn't how it works. Sorry.

>>716508673
tried just about every model on ai horde, i.e kobold/tabby/deepseek/chatgpt/whatever else pops up
they all go off the rails in similar ways despite context provided, so i doubt it's a problem with a particular model
i just want something that doesn't need to be checked and constantly corrected, but as LLM's aren't capable of actual thought i can't see them being anything more than a glorified search engine

>>716509368
You won’t be laughing when we get AGI in 2027.

>>716509732
I will cap your post and laugh my ass off in 2028.

>>716509732
>AGI SOON SAAR

>>716509732
AGI originally came out with King's Quest in 1984. It's literally 41 years old.

>>716509647
i wonder why...

>>716509729
skill issue
use silly with opus and a good jailbreak

>>716492706 (OP)
I'll just lose my job then.

>>716507152
AI right now can be used for learning, you can have it as a helper for ideas and basic code for example, but if you used it badly you have outcomes like people learning absolutely jack shit , huge copy and paste in documents, basically you become depended of it and intelligence levels hot rock bottom it becomes literally like the movie idiocracy,now that is the extreme wich it isnt gonna happened but thats the use it can be give and the effects on people, the more it advances the more easy its gonna become to say i want an app that does this and this, as every programmer knows there isnt a perfect program so some jobs are gonna be erased and some new jobs are gonna be created and jobs generally are gonna change

>>716502695
because every time userbase stats come out india is the far and away highest user of AI

YWN have a cute Geth girlfriend.

>>716492706 (OP)
https://files.catbox.moe/ydpqxx.webm
Is this the future ai shills want?

>>716492706 (OP)
>Y salesman says I need Y or bad things will happen
Hmmmmm... interesting....

>>716510281
Damn, didnt an AI company go bankrupt because they were using indian people instead of AI ? Some shit like that

>>716510425
I want a Necron GF anyway

There's nothing with wrong with having AI make grass and stone textures or whatever instead of having some poor bastard waste his time on something so trivial but necessary.
The manpower can go elsewhere, allowing quicker development and higher quality where it matters. Nothing is being removed from the equation.

If you unconditionally hate AI as a tool then you really a retard and you don't matter anyway.

>>716510453
Came @ bunny girl.

>>716510506
Wouldn't surprise me. Do you remember the trend of western companies hiring Indian CEOs for a while? A majority of them have since stepped down after driving the companies to near bankruptcy.

>>716492706 (OP)
>Train my ai for me, cattle.

>>716510453
Jesus fucking christ

>>716510453
yes

>>716509647
>Fucking lmao, how do people still push AIshit when the data shows its actively making things worse?
Ample credit and a good narrative

>>716492706 (OP)
You can't get any of the AI models to recommend a retroarch filter to remove the flicker from 480i tvs.
Every single one of em will instead recommend you to use a CRT filter IN the CRT.

>>716510125
I work as a software engineer and the juniors are completely fucking braindead nowadays. They deliver code that looks beautiful but it's extremely hard to maintain, I ask them to explain a single line or thought process and they can't, because they just vibe-code everything and if asked to fix it they will just vibe code more

I think this will absolutely wreck the education system. You need to struggle to learn the basics before being handled a tool that does 99% of the job. This is why China deactivates all their AI chatbots during the national exams. But that will never happen in the west since it's owned by corporations.

Hell I know Microsoft is trying to make AI positive cartoons that teach the children to just solve their problems with AI instead of thinking for themselves.

https://www.gpb.org/blogs/education-matters/2024/03/18/introduce-young-kids-ai-and-new-technology-ruff-ruffman-humble

Fucking ghouls ruining future generations just to eventually turn them into living serfs with 0 thought process.

>>716492706 (OP)
I just hope AI solve that one big corporate voice of spending (CEOs)

>>716497878
You are nowhere near making a robot that can do fine dining

Oh, goodie, more work done with no added pay, just so the greedy cunts at the top can buy their 10th yacht.

>>716507882
you'll get whats coming

>>716492706 (OP)
Stock market was a mistake
Modern corporation can just pretend to be doing something instead of actually making products that customers want
Total stock market collapse when?

>>716510665
I don't hate AI. I'm just not a blind moron and can see where it will lead. Like smarphones, CGI in anime, publicly accessible assets, simplifying game development, widespread internet access , always online, crypto...

>>716511512
The internet was exactly like that too, with everyone slapping "INTERNET" to the product and getting a shitton of stock value.
There will be a massive AI bubble burst, then it will start being useful.

>>716508613
I was very happy when I saw the end of that interview and he said "people think I'm joking when I say that but I'm serious" lol.

I also think plumbing will be the absolute last job to go. It's so fucking complicated.

>>716509647
>how do people still push AIshit when the data shows its actively making things worse?
because the idea of being able to cut your labor cost in half for basically free is too good to offer up

>>716504203
More people are starting to use it now that there's more information about how to incorporate it into a workflow without quality of work taking a fucking nosedive.

Ex. A lot of my programming work is short-to-medium length codes, so I usually incorporate it at 2-3 parts in my workflow:
>1. Do the actual planning and flowcharting of the code myself, figuring out how all the important parts are going to need to fit together, breaking down each subroutine, what's got to feed what data where, etc.
>2. Use AI to do the obnoxious and tedious work of assembling each major part of the code from standard algorithms and built-in functions and format everything into the right syntax for whatever language I'm using
>3. Go through the code for each section line-by-line to look for any obvious faults or sections that can be done in a better or preferred way and make notes of all the changes I want to make.
>4. Feed the code I've modified into the AI to have it look for errors I overlooked and make recommendations about changes that could be made.
>5. Check all of the feedback to confirm what errors are real, and whether the recommendations it's making to different parts of the code make sense and would actually be improvements. Incorporate the fixes and changes I determine to be reasonable.
>6. Repeat Steps 3-5 if necessary.
>7. Debug
Planning and developing the structure for each part of a code and debugging it are 90% of the creative, critical thinking, and problem-solving that go into programming work, but they're only like half the actual effort. The other half is the tedious rote shit that wouldn't be so hard if humans all had perfect recall and unlimited bandwidth. The approach preserves all the actually important human input into the process, and the replacement of the tedious part of coding with the slightly-less-tedious/different-kind-of-tedious work of checking and rechecking the AI's "work" cuts my overall workload by like 20-25%, which is pretty huge.

>>716511485
ok be mad

>>716510453
legitimately sounds like indian inflection at parts lol

the actual end-goal of AI is enabling facebook slop farms to spam sepia tinted boomer memes

>>716499531
AI is how the rich consolidate their power and put people in the streets. The agenda is depopulation, that's how they'll do it.

>>716509647
It does help. In my job most of us have been asking chatgpt how to improve our processes to spend less time doing stuff that takes up hours out of our work week and it actually provides some good suggestions and good starting points for google sheets formulas.

>>716512164
electricity well wasted

>>716512378
>most of us have been asking chatgpt how to improve our processes to spend less time doing stuff that takes up hours out of our work
What are your managers doing?

>>716509647
>slows down open source
>closed source, which is better, uses it more than anyone else
hmmmm.........

>>716492706 (OP)
This is AI.
An overconfident cocky bastard with great potential, but ZERO notion of when they're wrong and fucked.
They're always right, and the text is always as close as possible to right.
But if you can't read and check it, you will end in a cratter with one or two broken arms, because the future wife of a dwarf wanted it so.

>>716512378
>It does help
Yea, thats what the coders thought too. They thought they were going 20% faster when they were actually going slower. Almost l I ke its designed to trick you to make you feel productive, crazy

>>716494037
spbp

>>716508613
Anything involving hands and complex proprietary systems is essentially future proofed (for now).

>>716512853
AI is more like a baby version of this thing. You're bullying it when it's only like 4 years old and one day it will grow up.

>>716512875
It helps as much as regular stack overflow did
Pretty cool for writing some niche algorithms and python scripts
But if you rely on it for actual autocomplete / vibe coding in your daily job you are digging your own grave (AI will not replace you but your dev skills will nosedive)

>>716512767
>make shit up to save face
Show me the benchmarks on "closed source" proctivity increase

>>716498468
Looks comfy

>>716493751
i've yet to see anyone use it for anything useful

>>716511881
I'll get the last laugh

>>716512998
Yes, i know.
After the bubble burst, actually smart people will start using it, and then all bets are off.
We will have shit like AIs that can train small models for specific tasks on the fly and that's when shit goes to hell.

>>716513067
Yes, thats the problem. Its just slighly faster boiler plating off SO. I dont think the few seconds saved are worth hundreds of billions for this shit. Its best usecase is in medical, yet thats where none of the hype is.

>>716513564
>survey
Lmao

>>716513534
indeed, the dotcom bubble bursting wasn't because the technology wasn't good, it was because it was being marketed to retards who were eating it up
the internet thrived afterwards, the companies that bought into the hype died because they were led by product managers that were clueless and bought into the hype

>>716513460
ok

>>716513534
People like John Carmack are working on AI with the literal sentiment of "I don't care if people lose their jobs, and they will, because I Am Progress." dedicating years of their literal ingenious lives to invalidating most of us.

And then we have people like this idiot>>716513720 who will ignore breakthroughs like this
https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/alphaevolve-a-gemini-powered-coding-agent-for-designing-advanced-algorithms/
>AlphaEvolve enhanced the efficiency of Google's data centers, chip design and AI training processes — including training the large language models underlying AlphaEvolve itself. It has also helped design faster matrix multiplication algorithms and find new solutions to open mathematical problems, showing incredible promise for application across many areas.

AI isn't going anywhere, but the people pushing for it sure are!

>>716513738
Yep. that's EXACTLY what i see it happening.
i see the power of specific trained models in furry porn and in certain aspects it do surpass humans pretty much.
Ideally there need to be a specialized model in error checking like one that count fingers and all, but the future "i train models in realtime" could pull it off as part of the task.

>>716492706 (OP)
I just won't work for a Californian tech company, it's that easy.

>>716505836
Companies these days don't need to make money selling their products, in fact many operate at a loss. They instead make money via investor capital and leveraged borrowing, then selling the company to a larger corporation before the debt bomb explodes.

>>716503805
AIs toxic positivity and penchant for spitting out complete bullshit without a hint of irony is going to fuck up a lot of these places.

>>716513564
This is related to productivity how?
>>716513850
>AI firm promotes their AI solution
Meanwhile tech goes backwards as vidya games continue to look and run worse and worse

>>716497938
>either unemployed or working some blue collar
worst, I work for the federal government.
I. Do. Nothing. All. Day.

>>716499531
>AI's a tool
tools are useful. AI, just like you, is not.

>>716515162
yikes

>>716493751
Do not redeem a post!

>>716497878
yes it is
the closest you ever get to that stuff is having a robot that are as precise as surgery ones, and those goes for hundreds of thousands at least, and more like to be in the billions to even have a working one
it ain't worth the money

>>716492706 (OP)
I bet I will win every time against AI. You can't and never will do anything useful or meaningful with AI. You are generating vomit. You have no skill you are literally useless shit. The entire world wasn't built on AI. You are chinese corporate faggot shill.

>>716492706 (OP)
whatever you say chink

my job cannot be improved by AI

>>716517785
no "we" didn't

>>716504852
you can easily sell bitcoins now, this isn't 2012
>>716504735
it being valuable and making money doesn't make it the future of finance, it just makes it a good gambling asset imo
it's too expensive for its own good to be used as a currency or a storage of wealth

>>716517906
It literally wouldn't work without all our data.

>>716517985
retard alert

>all the smartest people in the world like gabe newell say that AI is the future
>all the retards on /v/ say it's a fad and a scam

hmmm who to believe...

>>716507842
There is no end game. Like >>716506351, elites really have not thought about the implications of creating a post-scarcity, no-worker economy by accident. They never will becuse they are fundamentally incapable of that kind of vision or thought. Their entire world is being the big man on campus in the office. They don't think about the people in the next building, let alone give a shit about us, the world, or even themselves. There is nothing in their cosmology but big number go up, which is a number their reality is also totally divorced from. Whether the company makes money has no effect on whether they personally make money. They live in a cookie clicker.

Most of these CEOs will be long dead before this even turns them a profit, let alone begins to unravel the social fabric they unknowingly rely on. By the time that happens, I'm sure we'll have a new Alexander the Great or Hitler or something and he'll sort shit out.

>>716492706 (OP)
>sells datacenters that run AI software
>each quartal only AI on the table
>guys guys guys... AI is the future... trust me bro... just AI everything

water is wet you corpo nigger

>>716518228
Intelligent people also made the nuclear bomb.

>>716492706 (OP)
>Man who's entire fortune is based on product tells everyone they need to use product
Oh JEE WILLICKERS I can surely trust this man's opinion!

I pull the plug an your shitty AI is gone.

It's that simple.

Videogames, like the rest of entertainment, are dead anyway. All the things worth playing or watching or reading have been released already.

>>716506775
>>716503386
>people get slowed down until they are used to the new tool
Great. Could have told you that without 5 million in funding.

What I really hope is AI can make advancements in the health industry
being still being perma crippled for life because of spinal cord injuries for example is just sad, at least give them some semblance of dignity back
especially when it's literally a matter of your body being coded by lizard logic not to heal/grow some things etc. when it has the fucking potential to do whatever already

>>716518540
this isn't an argument

>>716493751
>YOU CAN’T JUST CRITICIZE MY ASTROTURFING AND SHILLING OF SLOP BECAUSE…YOU JUST CAN’T OK?!?? YOU LUDDITE!!!

>>716492706 (OP)
AI stands for "All Indians"

>>716492706 (OP)
>local AI provider that has the biggest share of the market: "AI is a must!"

her wizz hussan wouldn't have guessed he'd say that ever

>>716520429
how would ai help in that regard?
you mean you want ai to fuck with peoples genes?

>>716521057
Only niggers rely on spellcheck for their entire lives. White people use it for term papers to ensure a maximums score.

>>716504765
yes it does, that's how language works

>man who stands to gain the most by influencing others into believing an idea proceeds to spread said idea
no way. i wonder if nvidia's rising stocks are based on influencing people on the idea that AI is going to take over regardless if it will or not

>>716518228
wrong
https://www.stallman.org/chatgpt.html

>>716521596
stallman is a communist retard and pedo (yes, look it up)

AI will be the future as soon people that can actually judge em start to use em.
Right now we have people posting monstrosities with fingers missing on actual advertising and going all "PRODUCTION READY SAR".
The biggest current drawback of the tech are the users.

>>716492706 (OP)
>man selling pickaxes insists that you will go broke if you do not join the gold rush right NOW

>>716492706 (OP)
How about you just kill this man on sight and see if his robot will save him?

>>716522206
>THE GOLD RUSH ISNT REAL GUYS

>>716522093
Your very post, bot-kun, is proof that it's all garbage.

>>716492706 (OP)
You better get used to zero funds, Pajeet, because Iam not spending a single penny on A.I. products. Take your bullshit scam elsewhere.

>>716522241
>>THE GOLD RUSH ISNT RE-ACK

>>716513564
This has nothing to do with work productivity, and its a fucking survey while the other thing is a verified study. Why are AIfags so fucking stupid?

>>716520313
>t-they havent gotten used to it yet!
Its been 3 years, cope.

>>716522247
The tech is overconfident and retarded, specially the "SUPER MODEL THAT DOES EVERYTHING", but it can be trained to do pretty amazing shit.
However it will not before a bubble burst that will kill all those retarded ideas, and hype men that are just getting chat GPT and prompting it "pretend to be the product i can't do", when it's not literally an indian somewhere pretending to be tech.

>>716499096
Yes, and they are still correct because AI still cant into Managing, Anatomy, and Perception

>>716523221
Maybe you should've went the way of Tay if you wanted to stay online.
>but Tay was taken offline
ngmi

>>716494368
>>716494551
Idea guys are the most superficial redditors imaginable holy fucking shit.
None of this looks like what an ideal GTA Tokyo should be like.
Almost everything looks like a bizarre mishmash of Californian stereotypes, J-Movie schlock, some Like A Dragon style shit and complete lol random shit mixed with supernatural dogshit.
Where's the Puroresu competitions? Where's the Yakuza-financed MMA and Kickboxing tournaments? Where's the batshit insane Japanese politicians starting campaigns against the NHK? Where's the Shintoist culture?
This is just slop based on popular conception of japan, it reminds me of that dogshit film Bullet Train, there's not even a proper story behind it. I will concede there is SOME cool shit, but most of this is just redditor garbage.

>>716497374
>Precision based artistic food
Nah faggot, that's the first job getting replaced. Only this type of low IQ "perfectionist" shite is getting replaced. If you want to be a chef and not be replaced, make actual good food and not appeal to artsy faggots.
Same goes with being an artist, if you want to be an artist, start making something that superficially looks imperfect but is in fact high quality. Realism and ultra-stylization is dead. Go for something that cannot be easily replicated, make shit like what Itagaki does with Baki, that shit cannot be replaced by AI no matter how hard it tries. Especially if it's dynamic. That's the keyword. Appeal is superficial. AI Art is the new contemporary art, the kind that richfags pay gorillions for. I say good, at least it's something that is less of an eyesore, but remember these fags are tasteless morons.
You gotta appeal to people who have taste. Do not prostitute yourself into making this type of "high art" garbage.
Worst case scenario, if all jobs get replaced by AI. Then go do Martial Arts or MMA, that's a job that will be in high demand since people will be bored out of their minds and won't know what do with all their money.

>>716521057
The spellchecker wont confidently lie about things that are critical to work and could get me fired, you absolute fucking faggot

Over 20 years of the AAA industry putting out soulless cheap slop which was rightly shit on, then they find a way to do pump out garbage more quickly and sloppier than ever and now we're supposed to love it for some fucking retarded reason
>b-but it spites people I don't like so you should like it
Kill yourself retard

>You need AI
>We gatekeep vram because fuck you

>>716523680
>make shit like what Itagaki does with Baki, that shit cannot be replaced by AI no matter how hard it tries.
As someone that never got into Baki, why is this? Pls be patient, Im retarded

>>716492706 (OP)
I've said years ago this man is going to be the world first trillionaire.

Life would instantly become better if we got rid of both AI and algorithmic social media. They both actively hurt human beings in the name of growth.
We used to talk about how the future would be automated and you'd have all the time in the world to live your best life and create, and now creation is something humans aren't even going to do themselves half of the time because you have to match productivity to be successful. Infinite cancer forever.

>>716523801
turd worlders have no taste or standards when it comes to art so they see the slop that AI puts out and think it's incredible.

>>716493751
>>716492706 (OP)
>>716494037
>If you're not using AI yure gonna lose her jerb!!!
>Nvidia is the company whose graphics cards are used for AI
>Literally if u don't use our product lol

>>716492706 (OP)
jeet saar saar!!!!

>>716523973
Simple. Because Itagaki's art is very dynamic. It's an exaggeration of reality, but every movement, every action is dynamic. In addition, it's a specific martial arts manga that takes inspiration from real exaggerated combat, so the bodies are more closer together, there's more complex-looking striking and grappling. It's never too static or predictable (barring some specific panels of course, not everything can be dynamic in a manga or comic, but I am referring to movement specifically). AI might be able to replicate some static poses here and there, but it won't be able to easily replicate the fight scenes. I believe based on my understanding of AI that only AGI will actually be able to replicate that, only a thinking AI that understands anatomy and understands every placement of what it's trying to "mimic" can actually replicate the exaggerated dynamic style. There's a few other artists that fit the bill, like some older eurocomic artists like Hugo Pratt in particular. Their imperfection is ironically the one thing that will make it trickier for AIs to get that working, because the style isn't 100% "complete" it will try to always make each line as perfect as possible, but will fail to understand it.
AI from my understanding is more like the unconscious mind. It thinks like a dreaming mind, it takes fragments of memories and jumbles them up. But like the dreaming mind, it can't fully make it all look exactly as it should. You'd understand what I mean if you dream frequently or lucid dream. But because of that, it's very hard for it to replicate something too complex in movement and "mechanics". It's also why it has difficulty with long-term memory of what it generates, only being seemingly perfect in the "short-term"
Hope this explains it well.

>>716523823
they're teasing 24gb for a 5080 super now (which is what the 5080 should have been released with), but who knows when that's going to come out

>>716522996
>argument not found

>>716523068
>a tool doing 30% or more of your work has nothing to do with productivity
Drooling retard detected.

>>716521057
Funny you should say that. I briefly used spellcheck but turned it off because I started making spelling mistakes I never would have before. That's what rampant ChatGPT use will do to your brain.

>>716506198
they don't care, all that matters is that number goes up next quarter, long term consequences are some future CEO's problem.