AI is the future of search!

[Ab]

https://www.bing.com/search?q=what+i...&ghacc=0&ghpl=

[Lightspeed]

I liked Tom Scott's recent video on the subject of AI.

I'm waiting for when I can ask a bot: "Make me a version of FFVII with modern graphics and voice acted dialogue."

[DrTiTus]

How many people live on Mars?
Currently, the population of Mars is about 2.5 billion people. If you add the population of North America, that brings the total to about 6.5 billion. Mars has a very low population density because Mars is a large planet with a very thin atmosphere. That means that the majority of the population is concentrated near the surface of the planet.

Am I missing something here? Have I been in a coma for 100 years?

[Lightspeed]

This tech looks interesting:

Analogue AI

[crocos]

Originally Posted by DrTiTus

Am I missing something here? Have I been in a coma for 100 years?

MS hooked ChatGPT up to Bing, the same ChatGPT that is well known for being very assertively and confidently utterly wrong.

[MadMax]

Everytime I get bollocks google results I’m now heading to bing and it always gives exactly what I’m after.

I was randomly curious about moisture evaporation and recalled a formula for calculating the energy required to collect x amount of water from the air using a dehumidifier. Google gave some uninteresting results. Bing allowed me to input values and get back a direct answer.

[Native]

Using ChatGPT to write my job descriptions at work - saves me fucking hours and hours.

Also using it to get summaries from annual reports saving me similar time.

It's definitely having its uses - but also makes me worry about how corporates (capital) will benefit a lot and people (labour) will get minced.

[Lightspeed]

[Lightspeed]

Originally Posted by Native

Using ChatGPT to write my job descriptions at work - saves me fucking hours and hours.

Also using it to get summaries from annual reports saving me similar time.

It's definitely having its uses - but also makes me worry about how corporates (capital) will benefit a lot and people (labour) will get minced.

It's very quickly becoming clear that if you're not leveraging AI in assisting with your workload, you're going to be falling behind. This is a fairly straight forward and comprehensive demonstration of how you can use AI to perform complex workload: https://youtu.be/pspsSn_nGzo.

The NZ government should develop its own AI, work to maximise the volume of kiwi knowledge and data to be accessible to this kind of AI, so that as kiwis ask kiwi questions, we get kiwi answers.

Just like search engine results and social media algos impact society and culture due to their functional biases, so will this kind of AI. And there's the reality that we could get accustomed to/dependent on the tech and have it pulled from under us. We need at least the option to independently maintain capacity.

[Ab]

Holy fuck we went from “so fake” to “this will fool most people” so fast:

https://twitter.com/BEASTMODE/status...13704312242176

[Ab]

Google AI needs work

https://wetdry.world/@w/110064653547143681

[DrTiTus]

Originally Posted by Lightspeed

The NZ government should develop its own AI, work to maximise the volume of kiwi knowledge and data to be accessible to this kind of AI, so that as kiwis ask kiwi questions, we get kiwi answers.

https://gitagpt.org/

Krishna's already got an AI chatbot... so if we want a NZ version, we can expect to pay tens of millions, wait 18 months, and get something which gives poor results, and uses Maori words when English ones will do just fine.

If you really want a Kiwi chatbot, I'd suggest making it yourself - even if you have to learn things, it'll still be faster than waiting for our current useless politicians.