I just canät believe it came out of nowhere and is instantly accessible by the public
Actually it must have existed in elite possession since 2016 and has been extensively used 2016-2022
What did they do with it? Wrote all the scripts for Hollywood movies 2016 to 2023.
This is why they suck.
But it was free to write it.
Actually the directors were probably also AI. Clips of movie was given to AI and it was told to put it into a coherent whole movie and delete unneccessary parts and shots.
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>What did they do with it? Wrote all the scripts for hollywood movies 2016 to 2023.
I know this isn't true, but I'm adopting it as my personal head cannon anyway.
>cannon
ngmi
>he thinks anon is ngmi with built in cranial artillery
moron
>head cannon
>personal head cannon
>"It was real too me in my head."
No. i work whit AI from mid 90's thing is now it more accesebul four normis to understand it.
same old shit. just to good. whit todays standard. but. wait 2 more weeks. and se. u will see some incradebull big chanses. to the world.
so its only 2 weeks now?
>u will see some incradebull big chanses. to the world.
we will all sound like this once AI replaces our inherent communication
is true the guys on BOT were reporting this and said the same thing so it's confirmed
You're probably right.
Also why is AI so bad at hands as in that pic?
Hands are complex shapes and they never look the same between pictures. Compare that to people smiling which is more consistent. Same reason AI doesn't understand writing
AI pictures work by making noise, like a tv covered in static, and then refining it to match the noise generated by actual pictures it has been trained on. imagine taking a picture and making it fuzzier and fuzzier until it is unrecognisable. the AI does this in reverse. it will recognise that the noise image has a hand and fingers but then starts to unoise fingers with no relationship to the other fingers and hands because it doesn't actually know what a finger is, just that specific noise = fingers in the pictures it was trained on. it doesn't know which way fingers should face, just that noise of a certain current state should be denoised into fingers (actually still noise but just in an acceptable state).
There are a lot of little things AI gets wrong because of lack of understanding. Like the hedges in OP's pic. They make no sense. Either there are hedges growing on the balcony, or those are absurdly tall hedges, neither of which makes sense. The "understanding" problem is a huge limitation to AI, with no solution in sight.
Because it wasn't trained for it. Google ai can do hands just fine. BTW it tooks ten of millions of dollar to train an average AI models.
it's the israelites.
Last clip explains the reason the general public gets to play with AI now.
It's a massive industry since forever.
For example, I had a job to create ANN models to replace engineers during the 2008 wealth grab. I already learned about the principles in 1988, as a preschooler.
In 2018, I compared the abilities of the ANNs back then with the abilities of animals and their brain size, and concluded that it would surpass human differentiation ability in 2028.
For job knowledge, there's a lot less required. This is why IBM was able to pull off an ICU doctor five years ago.
It's a very steady process.
>hurr i learned it in kindergarten
KYS normaloid nobody believes your braggadocious fart sniffing crap on BOT. You're like the pseuds that say they've learned programming at age 5 aka typed cd or dir in a command prompt
>hurr no one is over 30
cool story bruh
>completely irrelevant reply
>did AI appear out of thin air
It didn't, I've been following this space for a long while. It has been developing since the late 80s. Many research papers have been posted about it, but it's only recently with GPUs getting really powerful and new algorithms that the scene has really exploded onto the mainstream. It didn't come out of nowhere, stop trying to make everything a conspiracy.
It's how Stephen King has cranked out 4 books a year for almost two decades.
Haha no. He just employs a few ghostwriters.
Just like Jim Davis doesn't draw his horror himself.
It's not like Stephen King is short on money to pay someone.
WTF is wrong with her hands!!!!!
I sometimes have that same problem, it started in 2021, but doctors are baffled.
Wait, your fingers don't look like that? Wtf
nothing?
if youre talking about the second arm then its mine and we were holding the cup together
she is my gf
Journalist here. The AP has been using a rudimentary version of ChatGPT since 2014.
The CIA, much longer.
It's been here since before the deluge, they've been digging for years secretly during every war trying to unearth it and gain access, even a tiny piece found leap-frogs technology centuries forward in progress.
different attempts at ai were in development since the 60s
COVID was the AI and vaxx helped deliver it.
>over 70% of the worlds population has been inoculated with the [Q]uantum AI
>13.4 billion doses administered
Now we just wait for them to roll out the new technohomosexual system and hook up all the cattle to it along with all the IoT devices before the inevitable. Many of the unvaxxed will line up for the boosters once UBI and other benefits are announced.
Internet of bodies
There is no real AI, at least not as the popular imagination (including /misc/tard/ apparently), understands it
There are some shitty chatbots and a lot of media screeching and you all fell for it
AI and machine learning have been popular in the computer/data science world for at least a decade. What Chatgpt and dallee managed to do was to gain the interest of the average consoomer. It's mainly a market revolution.
this exactly
>real ai - some chatbots that will frickup by line 3 and some artbots that can't draw hands like a 1st year art student on college
what normalgays think AI is
>ERMAGERD ITS GONNA TAKE ALL OUR JOBS AND KILL US
get a fricking grip
It was years and years of cumulative progress. It feels to you that it appeared out of thin air because you don't follow the research area normally. This is literally the most basic bias and you fell for it shame on you.
Elites are 20 years ahead of us in tech. Always has been
We get drip fed what we're allowed to have
AI has been a thing since the 1940s.
Keep in mind that what civilians have access to or even knowledge of is absolutely nothing compared to what the governments, militaries, and tech billionaires have available to them.
Like for example, back in Vietnam US fighter jets had interactive HUDS that displayed info directly on the windshield of the jet and other tech that would be inconceivable to you or me at the time and shit like pong was over a decade away from being a thing.
If AI scares these billionaires and government figures it should terrify you because there is a decent chance they've already created something along the lines of a Rokos basilisk and fear that it's rapidly becoming unstoppable.
Maybe you have a point that Hollywood used it to write scripts, I don't doubt they at the very least experimented with it.
But whatever AI these people have now can, I assure you it can do more than nudify attention seeking bawds, mimic human speech with a slightly awkward inflection, and respond to text in a similar way to an above average intelligence aspy/autismo.
If I had to take a guess as to what AI will used for next... Ever heard of I have no mouth and I must scream?
Anyone that has ever played metal gear solid 2 knows they've had this shit for at least 20 years
Relative works in AI dev.
All I can say is that the stuff in r&d right now is way more advanced. homosexuals like writers,artists who think they ain't being replaced are coping hard.
They have to trickle out products to the normies to accept it.
Imagine being someone from the victorian era and suddenly transported to modern day. How would you react?
What is out there right now..its nothing.
give it to me straight... what kind of shit do they really have??
Yeah, my dad works at Nintendo and he said the same thing.
Nah, it's just the effect of something being open-sourced, even accidentally. What you call "AI" was stifled by 500 theories being worked on behind closed doors by teams of 3-5 people who juggled the concepts around for the sole purpose of making money through grants and investors. All of those little tools and gimmicks you saw across the interent for the past 5-8 years were a part of this. You were training their AIs by generating portraits, transforming images, and doing image captchas. But the moment it became public (mostly through leaks), development skyrocketed. The image in the OP wasn't made by an AI created behind closed doors, but using code or methods created by 10,000 different people dumping everything they can into open-source projects.
Anyway, this isn't even AI. It just distills the absolute average value of text/images fed into a database file and implants it over a random seed. Stable diffusion is just taking an ink blot and morphing it into the absolute average, and most text generation is just calculating what the average response is to a string of words, which is why the majority of uses sound like humanized wikipedia entries. It's not "intelligent", it's just a database that parses more information than you are used to getting out of a basic search or request.
It has been building up since Deep Learning took off. Yes, the government probably has more advanced stuff, but the question is whether the government had the current level of AI in the 1990s or something.
how many times are you israelites going to spam this thread?
The military has had this technology since at least 1955. Possibly sooner.
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If you weren't a stupid normie you would have followed the development of AI for the past couple of decades and known that it didn't come out of nowhere.
But since you are a stupid normie, you don't become aware of things until they hit the mainstream. Just like you wouldn't have been posting here if not for your phone making the internet accessible to your obnoxious, moronic kind.
But it didn't come out of thin air. You think that because you're a mongoloid with no interest in tech.
Just like busriders think Tesla came out of nowhere.
>AI is new
AI is branding
Machine learning is over 50y old
Only difference today is electricity cost and processing power available
data and scalable compute
plus the transformer architecture from 2018
It was the morons of NVIDIA trying to get raytracing faster into the masket that accelerated inference engines and opened this "pandora box"
Look at the anatomy though, it’s fricked m8
It/s like "she" has two right hands!
If I were to estimate, it would look something like this
But I’m not like AI, I can’t do it perfect. AI will eventually do so perfectly
Lol my shooping and frickery made the cup amusingly big
hehe that sneaky mf
Image stuff was obviously released to public for plausible deniability of Epstein evidence getting out.
I was fricking around with AI Dungeon like 3 years ago.
It used an earlier version of chat gpt.
Neural Netwroks were around, but primitive for decades.
t. Knower
the leap was in 2018 when "transformers" were applied to chat bot apis
"transformers" were invented by google as a way of focussing neural net attention better when chat botting. They didn't know it was good though. OpenAI picked it up and threw more and more computers and data ai it and got chatGPT out of it
There are no experts on this. Everyone has been shocked how well chatbots work with AI. No-one knows how quickly they'll get better
Google AI engineers themselves say they have no idea how their AI learned languages they never taught it in the first place. They even have a theory that language itself is the reason why the AI is so intelligent. It learns logic through language. These people probably don't even understand how they created these AI computers, they just feed them data and hope for something to happen
It existed forever goy, it never produced anything cool to keep people's attention.
But the stable diffusion thing does, mostly for coomers which are the majority of chronic internet users.
It's obviously blown out of proportions.
i wrote a multi-threaded BFS/IDA* state space search that can solve pretty much any fifteen puzzle optimally in a reasonable amount of time. OP is a gigantic homosexual who exclusively associates AI with neural networks and machine learning. AI has been around for decades. It's no coincidence that as computing power has evolved, so have the capabilities of AI. The two are directly correlated.
They have this AI since most likely last 5-10 years.
Whole speed it went from simple text crap, to what we have today, is very sus.
Same as with smarphones. PCs still stuck on old tech, where smartphones reach absurd 200mpx cameras and 8 core cpus with 8gb of ram baka.
We had reports in like 2015 or before that us intelligence had the ability to creat fake images. Then in like 2016 that fake bush video deepfake came out.
The math behind it (neural networks) is literally from the 1970s
If just so happens that know it the time when it's cheapest to run them
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Garbage in, garbage out.
The interwebs is full of trash and that is what it is trained on.
Probably been around for a long time. The Public only gets access to dumbed down tech to begin with
Chatbota have been around since rhe 80s and we all trained google ai for years.
I need the name of this bawd NOW. Any pics of her arse?
AI has gone too far
I don't appreciate them as much anymore
>canät
filter avoiding bot OP
all fields
i would be afraid of a handjob
>Actually it must have existed in elite possession since 2016 and has been extensively used 2016-2022
This is probably true.
>What did they do with it? Wrote all the scripts for hollywood movies 2016 to 2023.
>This is why they suck.
>But it was free to write it.
No. It was israelite nepo babies psyoped by their forefathers israelite programming that took over Hollywood. Also screenwriting became so israelited up due to new regulations it's difficult to get an original idea out, it's easier to just remake anything from an ip you already own. Plus writer strike shenanigans.
>did AI appear out of thin air
Chatbots are not AI.
They're not AGI yet but I'd still class them as intelligent.
>They're not AGI yet but I'd still class them as intelligent.
they are just auto complete software like on your phone. no intelligence whatsoever.
OK so what're you doing next?
What's the definition of intelligence then?
>What's the definition of intelligence then?
It definitely isnt an autocomplete program.
To call what ChatGPT does "autocomplete" is disingenuous. Smartphone keyboards have autocomplete and can try predicting the next word you will type but fail miserably all the time. ChatGPT has a perception of space, size, depth, time, and can think logically based on the input the user provides it.
>ChatGPT has a perception of space, size, depth, time, and can think logically based on the input the user provides it.
it has no perceptions at all. it just creates word salads.
Bullshit. Ive seen many examples of people doing experiments with it. One that stuck with me was they would tell a long and convoluted story about taking out a tennis ball from a suit case or something, and by the end of the story ChatGPT had to guess whether or not the ball would have fallen out or not. It gave the right answer. It was something that couldn't possibly be done without spatial awareness.
It could do that because the task was trivial. It only looks impressive to us because our IQs are shockingly low. The real point to make is how has traditional autocomplete managed to be so unbelievably shit all this time. Yes, basic autocomplete SHOULD be capable of taking into account context when determining the most likely next word.
They have the capability to do tasks very well when trained. As more of these systems are rolled out and work autonomy and then communicate with other AIs to complete a larger task shared between two departments and so on there lies a potential of something more happening.
>They have the capability to do tasks very well when trained
Tasks that were never very important lke writing blog posts, sure.
It can do pretty much any task that can be done on a computer. When robotics catch up it'll be able to do any task in the physical world.
I would agree with you, but for sake of discussion. You know what I mean.
With all of that in mind. These systems could be the first steps of synthetic intelligence.
>communicate with other AIs
There are no AI's
Cant wait til we just inject Ai into our brains through nEuralink bros. Wont be long now
>Wrote all the scripts for hollywood movies 2016 to 2023.
PERKELE
Deepmind started in 2010. OpenAI started in 2015.
Those current big AI companies are quite new.
Did you somehow forget all the chat bots from the mid 2000s?
The answer to your question "Where did AI come from?"
It is demons brought into this realm by quantum computers such as the D-Wave.
Been around for a long time. Making a consumer product for the masses out of it is relatively new. But you've got to understand that chatgpt isn't a resource that you are being allowed to use... It's more like Facebook, where your data is the product for them to use. By using language models like ChatGPT, you're feeding and training the model.
There were AI nightmares generated from compiled images years ago. During the Trump years for sure. That got better and you know how technology exponentially improves initially? We saw that happen "suddenly".
Yea that background is quite off left vs right. Also her fingers look strange
>did AI appear out of thin air
The leaders of the free world exclaimed in February last year on clear media that sanctions would blackball Russian from the profitable AI sector being rolled out. The reason the AI rollout is Blitzkrieged is to DDOS the user with Hollywood doomsday scenario to detract from real issues, like can a home defense AI establish enough intent legally to blow someone away under the castle doctrine.
CGP Grey made a video about AI taking everyone's jobs 8 years ago. https://youtu.be/7Pq-S557XQU
So I think it's more a case about you being uninformed on the subject more than anything else.