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This is bad enough, do we really need to play the yellow journalism card too?

I mean yeah, but that's kind of how it works always. It's just more protracted now.

Why did you choose such a clickbatey title?

Reddit, AI, can it all just die

Elon likely never read Foundation, and it's frustrating that he's getting credit for it.

I do firmly put that on the people not doing their research, though. We should absolutely be bullying the shit out of people for being disingenuous in this way.

Damn, that's terrible. Thank you for the links (although I'm not going to read them all, to preserve my sanity)

I'm not very familiar with this stuff, but it sounds terrible. When has this happened in the past?

Google being a little removed and saying it "detected abnormal traffic coming from my IP" (I was googling something I google often) was my last straw, which ultimately led to me being here and degoogling.

Memes aside, my friends and I genuinely would have murdered these things with rocks had they come out before we'd turned 18.

I just wish we could invest the time/money/resources into compressing AI and making it smaller and more efficient. I'd so much rather have a somewhat capable AI that can be run locally and offline, to outsource menial tasks to like alphabetizing spreadsheets and so basic image modification, than to have to upgrade my hardware constantly or use cloud based SaaS and/or have newer models that are more accurate in their predictions.

Of course that assumes a lot of things, like the intent to help people and not make money. Maybe someone in the Linux-sphere will make something.