Imagine going to a concert and everyone sees their favorite artist sing their favorite song!
Feel alone together! Share nothing! Experience nothing new! Never leave your bubble! Make Howard Hughes look like a fucking amateur!
Join with the torment nexus!
If you ever remember the name I'd love to read this one. It seems like a very good description of social media today.
I read it. Oh my... to think this is from 1909 if I understood correctly. The bit about "beware of first-hand ideas" at the end chilled me to the bone, it was so "the times we live in".
the speculative ai bubble is going to make these next few years be deeply unserious
Microsoft already rolled out and rolled back a massive security vulnerability lmao.
Purchase a lot of non-perishable food and learn how to garden and grow your own veggies if you can.
lmao Connor O'Malley did a whole standup special where this is the entire bit barely a month ago and reality has already caught up
"I'd love if I as a comedian could completely put myself out of a job by giving the rights to being me to an AI"
aiDaveChappelle: "So... We all know that cancel culture is bad right?
aiAUDIENCE: Somebody whistles. Somebody cheers.
aiDaveChappelle: "StatueAvi8814 is funny. But he doesn't get the likes. Why?"
aiAUDIENCE: Somebody says "Yeah, why!"
aiDaveChappelle: "It's simple. Because. Of. Cancel. Culture."
aiAUDIENCE: Wild cheering.
StatueAvi8814 has run the sim 482 times. He's not tired of it yet!
We're in the LLM golden age, before copyright issues and unavoidable limitations of their design are fully realized
i would love it if I could just get people into a paid subscription service of DEEZ NUTS hahahah gottem
I watched it, morbid curiosity. It's not even "funny because bad" tier, just upsetting
"I would be the beneficiary of this AI, not having to do any work myself. And people would pay the subscription fees to me."
To me, the biggest contradiction here is that "he" is speaking with all the intensity of a 6 AM podcast while supposedly being on stage. The body language actually seems kinda accurate, too.
And of course, the material is a soulless string of cliches.
