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A news site called WindowsCentral just posted a headline: "57% of all content on the web is AI-generated."
They're misquoting a Forbes article that said, "57% of all text-based content on the web is AI-generated."
Which itself was also a misquote of a study saying "57% of all text translations on the web are machine generated."
Figured I should give everyone a heads up
for all the "OMG dead Internet theory is real!" posting coming up.
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Amusing mixed feelings: I saw a torrent that was a complete rip of a patreon artist. Oh no! Stealing all their work? that's no good! I'm against this!
It turns out said patreon was all AI generated images. Uhh... Less bothered now.
Further, it turns out it was pinups of marvel superheroines with penises. And now I don't know WHAT to think.
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playing chess with chatgpt is honestly hilarious. it constantly plays illegal moves and when you put it jn checkmate it essentially flips the board around and goes "nuh-uh. YOU're in checkmate. not me."
Me: Can you play chess with me? I'll start: e4
ChatGPT: Of course! I'd be happy to play chess with you. You've just moved your pawn to e4 (1. e4). Here's the current board state:
8 r n b q k b n r 7 p p p p p p p p 6 . . . . . . . . 5 . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . P . . . 3 . . . . . . . . 2 P P P P . P P P 1 R N B Q K B N R a b c d e f g h
Now it's my turn: 1. ...c5. I've moved my pawn to c5. Here's the updated board:
8 r n b q k b n r 7 p p . p p p p p 6 . . . . . . . . 5 . . . . . P . . 4 . . . . P . . . 3 . . . . . . . . 2 P P P P . P P P 1 R N B Q K B N R a b c d e f g h
Your move.
oh queen that is not correct
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source of the song
the images
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Can we be normal about anything ever
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I wanted to draw a cool tiger from someone’s dream 🐅
(Link to the original poster)
#cw staring#cw body horror#piggy oinks#my art#procreate#doodle#myart#artwork#illustration#I wanted to post it on Twitter but#not risking this being fed to ai so.#artist on tumblr#my artwrok#digital art#art#fanart
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I know they used some AI generated image because that bullshit is trendy right now but. what does this have to do with security.
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Why the FUCK is this undisclosed shitty ai chatbot ad using a sexualized version of lily from duolingo 😭
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this is true for most use cases, but people are fine-tuning stable diffusion with particular artists' work in order to copy their styles, and glaze will specifically prevent that from working
re: why nightshade/glaze is useless, aka "the chicken is already in the nugget", from the perspective of an Actual Machine Learning Researcher
a bunch of people have privately asked me to answer this aspect of the five points i raised, and i tire of repeating myself, so
the fundamental oversight here is a lack of recognition that these AI models are not dynamic entities constantly absorbing new data; they are more akin to snapshots of the internet at the time they were trained, which, for the most part, was several years ago.
to put it simply, Nightshade's efforts to alter images and introduce them to the AI in hopes of affecting the model's output are based on an outdated concept of how these models function. the belief that the AI is actively scraping the internet and updating its dataset with new images is incorrect. the LAION datasets, which are the foundation of most if not all modern image synthesis models, were compiled and solidified into the AI's 'knowledge base' long ago. The process is not ongoing; it's historical.
i think it's important for people to understand that Nightshade is fighting is against an already concluded war. the datasets have been created, the models have been trained, and the 'internet scraping' phase is not an ongoing process for these AI. the notion that AI is an ever-updating Skynet seeking to cannibalize all your art (or that the companies using it are constantly seeking out new art to add to the pile) is a science fiction myth, not a reality.
(for the many other reasons why it won't work see my other post. really i just wanted an excuse to make and post these two sloppy meme edits).
cheers
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ignore the green im not a native speaker idk what it means
also theres a hidden amogus in there somewhere idk
#hlvrai#half life vr but the ai is self aware#benrey#cw bright colors#help i forgor how to tumblr#art tag or whatever
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I'm not an AI doomer but I am AI cautious, and I think the future holds something more general purpose than the generators we have now.
But I also think people are off base about the danger. Both in aims (a "rogue" AI seems unlikely; one told to do evil by its owners, however?) but more importantly, in methods.
I'm not concerned about ultra-tech or super manipulators; I think the issue is in a capability that humans already naturally dismiss: cooperation, coordination, administration; and how those scale.
An AI won't be dangerous because it invents fusion powered lasers and gray goo, it'll be dangerous because it can do the work of a nation state, but directed by a single will.
(below the cut, some elaboration)
To be clear, I don't actually dismiss, out of hand, the potential of an AI to develop physical tools and processes faster than humans could, and implement them better.
Nor the idea that it could be as much better than a human salesman or spinmeister as AlphaZero is at chess than any human chess master. (I think some people underestimate this because the danger of a good manipulator is that they don't make you feel manipulated. People don't want to acknowledge their own psychosocial limitations. I've seen people say about mass targeted harassment campaigns, "Well, I would just ignore it," because they've never actually been tested that way.)
Both of these are easily memeable and more easily dismissed: "Maybe it can be smart but it can't be magic!"
But I don't think that's the most likely weapon to be wielded by a machine intelligence (or "general purpose goal satisfying applied statistics system" if "intelligence" is too loaded for you).
People dismiss conspiracy theorists because they (correctly) realize the goal and methods those theorists describe are, uh, fucking stupid. But more rarely people point at the fact that the level of coordination and cooperation to hide the moon landing or the shape of the Earth is just impossible.
I think that people may intellectually understand that every single one of the 8 billion human beings on this planet is a real whole actual person with a life and interiority; but they don't grok it on an intuitive level. I think this is true even of people that don't believe in the Illuminati.
So they might intellectually know that a vast machine intelligence could have the equivalent intellectual goal-satisfying power of a nation, and that every iota of that power is moving in perfectly coordinated lockstep, directed by one purpose. But it doesn't scare them because on one emotional level, they already think of nations as working like that. And so even if pointed out, they imagine that vastness being just as ineffectual and inefficient as large corporations and countries.
Just think about the "personal FBI agent" memes. Of course those are tongue in cheek, but I think there's something real underlying that. People imagine themselves as already heavily surveilled and manipulated, but it just doesn't do enough to them. We can't truly imagine what it'd be like to have an entire human's amount of awareness tracking our every step for the sole purpose of using us for some goal.
I'm just always thinking about somebody who has seen a tea kettle moving a pinwheel and goes, "I don't see what's so scary, powerful, or useful about steam. This 'industrial revolution' idea is a pipe dream."
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I don't want to deal with LLMs because I hate them and all, but it'd be slightly funny to train one on explicit erotica and then republish public domain classics on Amazon after having run them through it.
Yes, Sense and Sensibility has always had a knotfrotting scene Marianne and Mr Willoughby, I'm sure you're just misremembering.
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i wonder what white-collar jobs gpt probably won't be able to do (barring major capability improvements)? there must be some things that require human level understanding
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"When Ellen Kaphamtengo felt a sharp pain in her lower abdomen, she thought she might be in labour. It was the ninth month of her first pregnancy and she wasn’t taking any chances. With the help of her mother, the 18-year-old climbed on to a motorcycle taxi and rushed to a hospital in Malawi’s capital, Lilongwe, a 20-minute ride away.
At the Area 25 health centre, they told her it was a false alarm and took her to the maternity ward. But things escalated quickly when a routine ultrasound revealed that her baby was much smaller than expected for her pregnancy stage, which can cause asphyxia – a condition that limits blood flow and oxygen to the baby.
In Malawi, about 19 out of 1,000 babies die during delivery or in the first month of life. Birth asphyxia is a leading cause of neonatal mortality in the country, and can mean newborns suffering brain damage, with long-term effects including developmental delays and cerebral palsy.
Doctors reclassified Kaphamtengo, who had been anticipating a normal delivery, as a high-risk patient. Using AI-enabled foetal monitoring software, further testing found that the baby’s heart rate was dropping. A stress test showed that the baby would not survive labour.
The hospital’s head of maternal care, Chikondi Chiweza, knew she had less than 30 minutes to deliver Kaphamtengo’s baby by caesarean section. Having delivered thousands of babies at some of the busiest public hospitals in the city, she was familiar with how quickly a baby’s odds of survival can change during labour.
Chiweza, who delivered Kaphamtengo’s baby in good health, says the foetal monitoring programme has been a gamechanger for deliveries at the hospital.
“[In Kaphamtengo’s case], we would have only discovered what we did either later on, or with the baby as a stillbirth,” she says.
The software, donated by the childbirth safety technology company PeriGen through a partnership with Malawi’s health ministry and Texas children’s hospital, tracks the baby’s vital signs during labour, giving clinicians early warning of any abnormalities. Since they began using it three years ago, the number of stillbirths and neonatal deaths at the centre has fallen by 82%. It is the only hospital in the country using the technology.
“The time around delivery is the most dangerous for mother and baby,” says Jeffrey Wilkinson, an obstetrician with Texas children’s hospital, who is leading the programme. “You can prevent most deaths by making sure the baby is safe during the delivery process.”
The AI monitoring system needs less time, equipment and fewer skilled staff than traditional foetal monitoring methods, which is critical in hospitals in low-income countries such as Malawi, which face severe shortages of health workers. Regular foetal observation often relies on doctors performing periodic checks, meaning that critical information can be missed during intervals, while AI-supported programs do continuous, real-time monitoring. Traditional checks also require physicians to interpret raw data from various devices, which can be time consuming and subject to error.
Area 25’s maternity ward handles about 8,000 deliveries a year with a team of around 80 midwives and doctors. While only about 10% are trained to perform traditional electronic monitoring, most can use the AI software to detect anomalies, so doctors are aware of any riskier or more complex births. Hospital staff also say that using AI has standardised important aspects of maternity care at the clinic, such as interpretations on foetal wellbeing and decisions on when to intervene.
Kaphamtengo, who is excited to be a new mother, believes the doctor’s interventions may have saved her baby’s life. “They were able to discover that my baby was distressed early enough to act,” she says, holding her son, Justice.
Doctors at the hospital hope to see the technology introduced in other hospitals in Malawi, and across Africa.
“AI technology is being used in many fields, and saving babies’ lives should not be an exception,” says Chiweza. “It can really bridge the gap in the quality of care that underserved populations can access.”"
-via The Guardian, December 6, 2024
#cw child death#cw pregnancy#malawi#africa#ai#artificial intelligence#public health#infant mortality#childbirth#medical news#good news#hope
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Mech AI who has an intravenous neurotransmitter monitoring/emergency transfusion system installed to better balance its pilot's combat stim packages and develops a taste for its pilot's blood.
The pilot swears she hears it purring every time she's hooked in and growling every time she's released.
AIs aren't supposed to sound so excited to have their pilots safely entombed in them again.
AIs aren't supposed to insist on keeping such a large sample for "post-combat analytics".
AIs aren't supposed to call their pilots "sweetie". And they're definitely not supposed to call them "morsel".
But the feedback loop in their neuralink with every stim delivered has her howling, almost loud enough to drown out her rabid pulse. She hears her AI singing along to its beat sometimes. She can't be sure it's real or if it's the adrenaline talking. She isn't sure the difference matters.
And who is she to complain if she's a little extra pale and spacey and wobbly every time she slides out, slick with fluids she'd rather not identify? She's hardly a remarkable departure from the other hounds.
And her statistics speak for themselves. The two of them have never been more in sync.
It was so nice of her AI to assign that dietary protein boost directly to her file. Maybe it'll recommend a feeding tube next.
It was so nice of her AI to recommend the new nerve mesh around her analytics port.
She can almost feel Her teeth now.
She can't wait to hear Her sing again.
(crosspost from bsky)
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feeling funny after eating the big anchovy ⚠️⚠️
#art tag#hlvrai#melt together au#frenrey#oh boy get ready#hlvrai gordon#benrey hlvrai#hlvrai bubby#hlvrai tommy#tommy coolatta#hlvrai dr coomer#belley calhoun#<-my fem benry design#half live vr but the ai is self aware#cw blood#gordon feetman#comic plot explanation post soon…#i have to work out infographics and configure a website#shit is taking a while scratches sack
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