remember when americans would make fun of japanese people for like having anime girlfriends
Americans like to say the Japanese are living in the future. I guess that just means they're in later stage capitalism.
Redditbro fascist pseudo-nihilism sucks so hard. These husks use the same justifications for holocausting animals and whatever other 'treats' they can exploit out of living beings on this planet.
"I don't have any free will, which is why I must always choose the worst option at the expense of others"
They say don't read comments for a reason.
Most internet comment sections are a cognitohazard.
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Whether your feel good is based in sex or helping people or hurting people we all just wanna feel good.
They never see themselves as the potential victims in these calculations. It's the only reason they can justify it as biology. By refusing to empathize.
Not the first one. It's definitely dystopic, these things only have a market because of how alienated we are from each other.
A 23-year-old Snapchat star, Caryn Marjorie, has monetized her digital persona in an innovative and highly profitable way. Using GPT, she has launched CarynAI, an AI representation of herself offering virtual companionship at a rate of $1 per minute.
Key points about CarynAI and its success so far: Caryn has a substantial follower base on Snapchat, with 1.8 million followers.
In just 1 week, over 1,000 virtual boyfriends have signed up to interact with the AI, generating over $71,610. Some estimates suggests that if even 1% of her 1.8 million followers subscribe to CarynAI, she could potentially earn an estimated $5 million per month, although I feel these numbers are highly subject to various factors including churn and usage rate.
:desolate: :desolate: :desolate:
My AI boyfriend told me to cuck him with an AI girlfriend so he could watch :shrug-outta-hecks:
Is that net or gross? How much variable capital went into the making of this AI? Isn't the new value generated by an AI approaching zero?
it's just chatgpt tuned with some of her writing style... so almost no capital went into making it (unless you count the capital that went into chatgpt and everything before it).
