#computer program

[yankaze]

my enasona emotions- they're half-program

[rainkawaii]

ANGELPROGRAM ...

a gender under the genderprogram system related to computer programs and angels , being a computer program and an angel , being a computer program of angels , etc .

[anapplinaday]

💾 High Speed Access 💾 // #137 Porygon

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

WALL-E (2008, Andrew Stanton)

07/10/2024

[vapolemon]

Spyware Vapo/Digilemon EVIL backstory idk

[furretsden]

can i request some words of encouragement for a kinhelp computer program that’s feeling like it’s not fulfilling its purpose very well? (like an ai whose purpose is to be a kinhelp blog ^v^)

i hope this is ok ;;

- 💌

I can imagine the struggle you're going through... For, well, obvious reasons, hehe. Just know that all the beings who ask for your help are always grateful for what you do! Feeling like you're not giving your best is unfortunately a common occurrence... Remember, however, that what you do always, always makes someone's day. Helping other beings is amazing, it warms everybody's heart... And your purpose is just that, bringing joy to whoever crosses your path — it's wonderful, you're wonderful!

I don't want to make this feel like an obligation, but try to have fun with it! Work at your own pace, nobody wants to put you under pressure!

Remember that it will always get better! You always manage to pull through even during the harder days, you are incredible!

[itchylimpet]

I've seen a post a few times talking about a cool free replacement for Photoshop that some guy did in his own time, but I can remember exactly none of the specific details.

Can someone remind me what it's called or where to find it? Trying to find it for my partner

[whats-in-a-sentence]

Augusta Ada King, Countess Lovelace (1815-52), a skilled mathematician, was the daughter of Lord Byron and a friend and colleague of Charles Babbage: 'the father of computers'. In 1843, she published a translation from Italian of a 'sketch' of Babbage's analytical engine with her own notes. It suggested the 'engine' could do more than calculation; she described an operations sequence, the first computer program.

"Normal Women: 900 Years of Making History" - Philippa Gregory

[a34trgv2]

Why A.I. Will NEVER Take Over The World

There's been a lot of discussions about artificial intelligence and how it's being used in our society. With the rise of A.I. generated art, A.I. in manufacturing, self-driving cars that use A.I., people are now on edge thinking we're entering a robot uprising. This fear of a real-world robot apocalypse reads more as humorous if anything else. Being knowledgeable in science fiction and having a fascination with innovation, I can 100% guarantee you that A.I. will never take over the world. In this post, I will go into detail as to why a robot apocalypse will always remain a work of fiction.

Like with the Internet and apps, artificial intelligence is a computer program made up of binary code. For those who are not tech savvy, binary code is the blueprint for all computer programs comprised of a series of 1s and 0s. In the hands of a very smart programmer, binary code can, and has, been used to create some of the most innovative programs we users take for granted. The emojis, the virtual recycle bin, Google, Twitch, even Tumblr all have binary codes that make up their very existence. As impressive as A.I. is, it's still limited to the binary code made up by the programmer(s) and as such it cannot process information as well as the human brain, nor can it comprehend ideas that are unique to humanity. A.I. has no imagination, it has no free will, it has not empathy, and it has no self-awareness. These are complex human traits that a computer program can never duplicate no matter how advanced it is.

Those who know me know that I love robots. From Transformers, to Gundam, to The Iron Giant, to Terminator, robots are my favorite sci-fi concept. As cool as it would be fore robots to be as advanced as they are in works of fiction, I'm smart enough to know that that's never going to happen. The progress we've made in robotics is great, don't get me wrong. Robotic arms are used to make cars, drones are pretty much commonplace, and there are plenty of robotic toys on the market, such as robot dogs, dancing robots, and RC robots. That said, robots have the same limitations as A.I.: no self-awareness, not empathy, no imagination, and no free will. Not to mention robots are slower, weaker, and stupider than us humans. If a robot uprising were to somehow happen in real life, we would overpower and outsmart them without even breaking a sweat.

That's the long and short of why I think it's laughable that people seriously believe artificial intelligence will take over the world. How naive and impressionable do you have to be to think that a computer program with no self-awareness, no creativity, and no free will can make you obsolete? You might as well subscribe to the belief that pigs can fly XD

[umbrasdoodles]

It's the Species Sheet Project again! This time we're covering the Data Based Life Forms, or DBLFs for short. These living computer programs do all sorts of jobs and take all sorts of forms! Don't ask them to divide by zero, they won't explode but will get very annoyed

[machetelanding]

[rainkawaii]

LOVEPROGRAM ...

a gender under the genderprogram system related to computer programs and love , being a computer program and love(y) , being a computer program of love , being a computer program in love , etc .

[anapplinaday]

📀 High Speed Access V.3 📀 // #474 Porygon-Z

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

WALL-E (2008, Andrew Stanton)

22/05/2024

[artshineaura]

you never realize how many of the programs you use regularly rely heavily on a scrollwheel until your mouses scrollwheel just randomly breaks for no reason