Alexa, generate me an action movie that is a cross between Mission Impossible and The Matrix.
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Alexa, generate me an action movie that is a cross between Mission Impossible and The Matrix where the characters only have 5 fingers on each hand.
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Well if it was 6 fingers I know a guy looking for that guy. His name is Inigo Montoya. He killed his father, he should prepare to die.
Mycroft, generate me an action movie that is a cross between Mission Impossible and The Matrix where the characters only have 5 fingers on each hand, and their navel and face are oriented on the same side of the body.
Mycroft, generate me an action movie that is a cross between Mission Impossible and The Matrix where the characters only have 5 fingers on each hand, their navel and face are oriented on the same side of the body, and their elbows and knees have correct orientation.
How did I get to tentacle porn. Like seriously....
Generative AI is coming for a lot more jobs than just writers and actors. We need to think of more creative solutions than “copyright harder”.
Well said. IMO generative AI will be the death of most copyright and honestly, good riddance!
If AI can replace your writing you're not a very good writer. Specially our dumb little chatGPT. Maybe in a few years...maybe.
It isn’t about ChatGPT. That’s just the consumer side of things people know.
These strikes are about industry exploitation. For example, the actors are striking for, among other reasons, forced acceptance of deep fakes being created in their likenesses without payment, for unlimited use, in perpetuity.
The writers wants actual residuals, as do actors, for streaming views. And directors and writers want performance information that they have traditionally been given so they can 1.) fact checking what they are being paid, and 2.) cater their content.
Also, humans should never side with AI when it comes to a job. If and when it comes for them, it will also come for you. Google right now has successful pilots of their transformer models being used to train physical robots operating in meat space.
It’s only a matter of time. Humanity needs to put a collar on this shit before it collars us. These “AI” should be tools we used not full blown replacements.
LMAO imagine thinking you can fight this.
If a robot is going to take your job, stop bitching to courts and either learn to use the tech to improve or find a new job.
This shit is happening, you can't put it back in the bottle, and you'll just be replaced by someone living with less restrictive laws.
Countries that join in this absurd protectionism will fall behind economically.
The way a technology is regulated has a huge impact on society. Intellectual property is an artificial construct, completely created by regulations and has to be redefined for new technologies that interact with it. With AI, there are a lot of Questions regarding intellectual property that have to be answered, which will define who own and profits from it. Why shouldn't creators try to lobby for favourable laws?
Because the rest of the world exists. Can you name a single technology that massively boosted productivity but was regulated at a global scale successfully? Do you think a country with low goods export is going to hamper it's competitive advantage because some highly paid (yes American writers are highly paid compared globally) Hollywood writer says this is bad?
They have a term for this. Luddite.
Can you name a single technology that massively boosted productivity but was regulated at a global scale successfully?
Internet has tons of regulation. Pretty much all of chemistry. Try to buy some radioactive material. Copyright when it came to printing books. You know international law and treaties exist? There is this whole thing called patents that regulates new technology. Obviously AI will be also heavily regulated - what are you smoking, my friend.
Poor example, because the Luddites were correct.
They weren’t anti-technology, they were anti-capitalist/proto-capitalist workforce reduction and replacement to make the do-nothing owners richer.
They obviously lost their fight, but they get smeared as anti-intellectual morons in capitalist education systems for a very propagandistic reason.
I wish that people could fight it but it is not likely.
I think the opposite. We need to fight to embrace it so that all people have access to it. That is how to level the field. Or else they will use these cases to lock it away and then only the power brokers will have access to it. It'll become yet another tool for the rich and powerful to insulate against the rest of us. If we all have equal access or as close as possible then at least there will be more benefit and more ability to understand the capabilities.
These cases will be used to lock the technology away from common people. Its a trojan horse
How does this play out? I suppose the three options are pure AI content, mixed, or pure human. At a guess the unions/guilds will do their best to nix mixed. So let’s assume the extremes.
It’ll be interesting to see if consumers are willing to watch mostly our ai generated stuff and /or pay extra to see live humans act out stuff written by humans.