You can criticize technology while using it, but it should be atleast informed criticism.
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You can criticize technology while using it, but it should be atleast informed criticism.

Dont spread misinformation or fearmongering. Find out how this technology actually works, rather than how you think it works. Familiarize yourself with laws such as COPYRIGHT, as well as zoning and land-use laws.

u/DogeMoustache — 4 days ago
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"AI could never"

So drawn images are still AI generated? These drawings are not 'real' drawings because AI draw them?

>gpt6 was given access to the mouse and keyboard to draw them in a traditional digital drawing pad.

So this different from human using mouse and keyboard to draw them in a traditional digital drawing pad?

> traditional digital drawing pad

Traditional and digital at the same time? Is there non-traditional digital drawing pad? 🤔

u/DogeMoustache — 1 month ago
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NVIDIA said on Wednesday that it brought in $96bn (£71bn) of revenue during the second quarter, more than double the amount for the same period a year earlier

Chip giant Nvidia reported another huge jump in sales as the global race to build artificial intelligence (AI) systems continues.

The company said on Wednesday that it brought in $96bn (£71bn) of revenue during the second quarter, more than double the amount for the same period a year earlier. And it expects revenue of $108bn in the next quarter.

"AI has reached its inflection point," CEO Jensen Huang said in prepared remarks, describing the infrastructure buildout as going "at full steam."

The revenue figures beat Wall Street's expectations, leading Nvidia shares to rise by 4.7% in after-hours trading.

The company's data centre division alone generated $89bn in the period, up by 117% from a year earlier, underscoring just how much of the industry now depends on Nvidia's hardware.

Essentially every notable tech company building AI tools and infrastructure, including Amazon, Meta, Google, Microsoft, use Nvidia chips to do so.

Financial analysts said the strong results highlight Nvidia's ongoing momentum.

Matt Britzman, senior equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, called it "another monster set of results," noting that revenue and earnings both topped forecasts.

He said the guidance for next quarter "points to revenue comfortably above $110bn."

Nvidia's growing financial strength has also reshaped its role in the sector.

It has become a backer to those that rely on its chips, providing some funding to the likes of OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX to help continue the costly buildout of AI infrastructure.

Its financial success and processors are now central the AI boom, powering the data centres used to train and run AI models.

Demand for that computing muscle has helped transform Nvidia into the world's most valuable firm, with a market capitalisation of more than $5tn.

Competition is emerging - from customers designing their own processors and from cheaper suppliers in China – but the latest numbers suggest those challenges remain limited for now.

With around 40% of the US stock market concentrated in ten companies heavily invested in AI, Nvidia's fortunes matter far beyond Silicon Valley.

bbc.co.uk
u/DogeMoustache — 2 months ago
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Why its moral for humans to analyze images but immoral for AI. Even piracy could be viewed as moral.

With piracy you get financial gain, you dont spend your money.

Creators dont get compensation for their, labor, efforts, skill, soul poured into it.

You get inspired by thing you get without creator permission or compensation.

For stupid analogy we all love to make here, it would be "atleast I put effort robbing this bank, so its should be viewed as moral".

u/DogeMoustache — 2 months ago
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Scraping situation.

The same situation happened with NFT, everyone were clowning on NFT bros with rightclick-save, but somehow now is different.

u/DogeMoustache — 2 months ago
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Reddit AI discourse and Umberto Eco

14 features of Ur-Fascism

✔️Cult of tradition: Relying on ancient, syncretic truths while rejecting modern rationalism and the Enlightenment.

✔️Rejection of modernism: Viewing critical analytical thought and scientific progress as a sign of moral depravity.

✔️Cult of action for action's sake: Valuing physical action and instinct over deep reflection or intellectual debate.

✔️Disagreement is treason: Treating any critical spirit or differing viewpoint as an existential threat to group unity.

✔️Fear of difference: Exploiting xenophobia and targeting outsiders or "intruders" to build internal cohesion.

✔️Appeal to a frustrated middle class: Mobilizing social groups suffering from economic deprivation or a lost sense of collective identity.

✔️Obsession with a plot: Convincing followers that they are actively besieged and targeted by internal or external conspiracies.

✔️Enemies are both strong and weak: Shifting rhetorical focus so that adversaries are portrayed as overwhelmingly formidable one moment and feeble the next.

✔️Pacifism is trafficking with the enemy: Believing that life is lived for permanent struggle rather than peace.

✔️Contempt for the weak: Promoting a form of elitism where popular strength expresses disdain for anyone deemed vulnerable.

✔️Education for heroism: Encouraging a societal norm of heroic martyrdom, which is tightly linked to a cult of death.

❌Machismo: Exalting aggressive masculinity while showing intolerance toward women and non-conforming sexual habits.

✔️Selective populism: Claiming to speak for a unified "People" while bypassing democratic institutions that disagree with the leader.

✔️Newspeak: Utilizing an impoverished vocabulary and basic syntax to restrict the tools available for critical reasoning

u/DogeMoustache — 2 months ago
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How ai images different from human made for printing? As if they forgot how to press the “Print” button, shocked by the AI‑generated image they’d seen, and that's takes significant time and knowledge to remember how to press "Print" button.

u/DogeMoustache — 2 months ago
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Could they be even more upset?

Maybe when the Getty and Andersen lawsuits with AI companies are over and AI will win the cases. Getty dropped "stealing" claims already and Andersen claimed "trade dress infringement", so that their true statement "our styles were copied" looked legitimate in court.

u/DogeMoustache — 2 months ago
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Congratulations, you are being rescued, Please do not resist.

U.S. company Satyress is developing threehalves, a centaur-style robot designed for dangerous environments such as wildfires, rubble searches, toxic areas and confined spaces. The system combines a humanoid upper body with a quadruped mobility platform.

u/DogeMoustache — 3 months ago
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Should artists leave patreon now because of AI usage and layoffs?

If they are not hypocrites of course.

u/DogeMoustache — 3 months ago
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Our modern entertainment industry be like :

How they can make "new" thing worse than old ones? Why you want the "new" thing when old thing is still there and better?

Thats why people resort to AI.

u/DogeMoustache — 3 months ago