It wasn’t a defense, it was an indictment.
Pennomi
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Well Shinji is too.
The problem with horny media is nearly always a quality problem, not a content problem.
Too many shows use fanservice as a crutch to boost up a painfully mediocre plot or character.
Pennomi@lemmy.worldto 196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•mommy has to feed the gay nerds ruleEnglish13·27 days agoShitposting is the new cigarette.
If you think all the nerds are gone, you’re definitely looking with your eyes sewn shut.
Pennomi@lemmy.worldto 196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•It's a rule that the existence of vegan shoes implies the existence of carnivorous shoesEnglish233·1 month agoThis pair of shoes was made by happy vegan child labor instead of sad carnivore child labor.
I’m happy to discuss this further if you are willing to argue in good faith. The first step would be to set firm definitions for our terms so there is no goalpost moving. Otherwise, I have no interest in this conversation.
Only empty claims of it existing and using very weak examples of ‘novel responses’ that still is just a generative transformers response.
Right, this is exactly what I’m talking about. Saying that it’s “still just a generative transformer’s response” by definition presupposes that every response must be unnovel, even if the solution can be proven to not be in the training set. This is a pointless discussion if that is the line you want to draw.
I’m sure the argument here will be about the definition of “novel” no matter what evidence I provide. Every time LLMs do something previously supposed impossible, people quickly move the goalposts. Downvote me all you want, I know Lemmy is strongly anti-AI and nothing I say actually matters.
If the original poster truly is a novice like he implies, he really shouldn’t be tying around the neck (see second image). Otherwise, hell yeah practice on the homies!
That hasn’t been true for a little bit now. They are increasingly able to solve novel problems outside the training set.
I get the pushback against AI, I really do. But let’s at least be honest about their capabilities.
Yep the subversion here is that the comic itself is AI-generated. So the humor is based on the misdirection of the speaker and the fourth wall break.
The fact that a lot of people missed this means the quality of AI images (in some cases) is finally approaching human levels of quality, further emphasizing the shock of the speaker.
Arguments about whether or not it’s ethical aside, that is really quite the technological achievement.
Pennomi@lemmy.worldto 196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Chonky phone rule (not OC - image source in postEnglish11·2 months agoRumor has it that when archaeologists dig it up thousands of years later, the battery still has a charge.
I have been wondering if keeping his kid around is some sort of anti-assassination strategy.
As a vehement opponent of copyright in general, I agree. But your AI should be public if trained on public works. At least be ethically consistent.
Pennomi@lemmy.worldto Femcel Memes@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Inner child's therapy servicesEnglish48·2 months agoAre you telling me the literal child therapist from “inner child’s therapy service” isn’t good at their job?
Pennomi@lemmy.worldto 196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Y'all, The Mayor is the only one who didnt fumble the bagEnglish613·2 months agoTBH I’m partial to Tuxedo Pearl, but that’s more a statement on the series than anything else.
The push back against AI is mostly that it’s not quite good enough to be unrecognizable. Once you can’t tell the difference between human and AI work, the majority of the complaints will go away.
Legend has it that servers are only allowed to eat when somebody says this to them.
Not even that, it’s just a bad photoshop job