Lol. Lmao, even

Waterfox has been pretty good lately

This is good for the source audio itself for complicated reasons, but why tf isn’t stable sound more standardized?? It’s just a compressor!! Just send the values for the compressor in the metadata!!

Self-sealing I hope?

Tired. I’m gonna get a sleep study, but I’m also low on time to do my hobbies, like music production or media history

If they’re not from 1930s Germany, they are just a sparkling fascist. /s

If it walks like a duck…

Josie and the Pussycats predicted this

Love the clean loop

Chatbots often read as neurodivergent because they usually model one of our common constructed personalities: the faithful and professional helper that charms adults with their giftedness. Anything adults experienced was fascinating because it was an alien world that’s more logical than the world of kids that were our age, so we would enthusiastically chat with adults about subjects we’ve memorized but don’t yet understand, like science and technology.

Since recursion in humans has no commonly understood definition, Geoff and ChatGPT are each working off of diverging understandings. If users don’t validate definitions, getting abstract with a chatbot would lead to conceptual breakdown… that does not sound fun to experience.

You might be reading a lot into vague, highly conceptual, highly abstract language, but your conclusion is worth brainstorming about.

Personally, I think Geoff Lewis just discovered that people are starting to distrust him and others, and he used ChatGPT to construct an academic thesis that technically describes this new concept called “distrust,” void of accountability on his end.

“Why are people acting this way towords me? I know they can’t possibly distrust me without being manipulated!”

No wonder AI can replace middle-management…

And he had bespoke animations that were kinda charming

Thank you for your efforts, I hope things improve for you ❤️

Humans are people.

And your solution, killing everyone in a category, isn’t fascistic?

I worked with an AS400 while in vehicle logistics, those things are optimized for simple functions but high data throughput

Wtf your username has been popping up in my brain, but i couldn’t quite remember where i read it

Great show, very funny

Sir this isn’t reddit

Generating the image does not take much power, though training them does; I should have been clearer.

When I say “massive amounts,” I mean a company like Microsoft opening large data centers that require enough energy and water to disrupt local communities. Obviously this isn’t an AI issue, and Microsoft doesn’t train for image generation AFAIK, but the fact remains that training an AI model requires an order of magnitude of more resources than most consumer or corporate applications.

If AI models were only getting more efficient, I wouldn’t worry about this, but companies tend to scale up and use more resources to make larger models.