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Post by And still Kevin 2024 on Jun 30, 2024 23:48:30 GMT
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Post by Mag2024 on Jul 1, 2024 16:40:36 GMT
AI usually scans the internet for content and sort of steals bits of what it finds to create something. Copyright can enter in to it when, if, a copyright holder notices what has been stolen in use. Maybe they use AI to scan for copyright breaches? A bit like Google Image Search. So far it's not too bright, or interesting. I've tested it with writing, outline, and regularly during searches. I read what it has to say then move on to human-written articles.
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Post by Mag2024 on Jul 1, 2024 16:43:00 GMT
AI usually scans the internet for content and sort of steals bits of what it finds to create something. Copyright can enter in to it when, if, a copyright holder notices what has been stolen in use. Maybe they use AI to scan for copyright breaches? A bit like Google Image Search. It steals everything on the internet and makes a summary. Every time we interact with it we feed it.
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Post by And still Kevin 2024 on Jul 2, 2024 0:05:30 GMT
You don't need to interact with it. It feeds itself by scanning the entire internet. But search engines always have.
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Post by Mag2024 on Jul 5, 2024 0:02:53 GMT
You don't need to interact with it. It feeds itself by scanning the entire internet. But search engines always have. Correct. And when users interact with it privately it gathers yet more information - thought processes, individual sentence structure, reactions. It feeds on you.
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Post by And still Kevin 2024 on Jul 5, 2024 23:27:30 GMT
Are you suggesting AI reads my mind?
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Post by Retread-Retired-Cameron on Jul 7, 2024 0:10:08 GMT
Are you suggesting AI reads my mind? While I could be wrong, I don't think she was saying that.
AI doesn't read minds, but it does read and learn from what people write. As such, when an AI learns, it often learns the worst humanity has to offer: things like bigotry toward different religions different ethnicities varying political affiliations or lack thereof, misogyny, misandry, and general xenophobia. Name a human bias and an AI can learn it because unfortunately bias is all too often baked into what too many people write.
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Post by Mag2024 on Jul 7, 2024 14:46:32 GMT
Are you suggesting AI reads my mind? To be honest I sometimes think Facebook reads my mind. I'm thinking something, never having told anyone or written it anywhere (or searched online), next thing I know I see articles and ads about it. Also, I recently saw a post about YouTube pausing ads if you look away, and telling you to maintain eye contact. So if AI isn't reading our minds now it will one day.
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Post by Mag2024 on Jul 7, 2024 14:49:24 GMT
Are you suggesting AI reads my mind? While I could be wrong, I don't think she was saying that.
AI doesn't read minds, but it does read and learn from what people write. As such, when an AI learns, it often learns the worst humanity has to offer: things like bigotry toward different religions different ethnicities varying political affiliations or lack thereof, misogyny, misandry, and general xenophobia. Name a human bias and an AI can learn it because unfortunately bias is all too often baked into what too many people write. Have you heard about Neuralink's brain implant to enable a paraplegic to control the computer with his mind? FDA approved, it seems.
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Post by Retread-Retired-Cameron on Jul 7, 2024 16:58:11 GMT
Are you suggesting AI reads my mind? To be honest I sometimes think Facebook reads my mind. I'm thinking something, never having told anyone or written it anywhere (or searched online), next thing I know I see articles and ads about it. Also, I recently saw a post about YouTube pausing ads if you look away, and telling you to maintain eye contact. So if AI isn't reading our minds now it will one day. I remember an occasion where I had to explain to my spouse someone we knew might be / is a psychopath. Boom, the news feed on my cell popped up an article about the common traits of psychopaths. I have to say it was coincidence or random chance, similar to being tight on money then finding $20 on the ground.
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Post by Retread-Retired-Cameron on Jul 7, 2024 17:03:18 GMT
While I could be wrong, I don't think she was saying that.
AI doesn't read minds, but it does read and learn from what people write. As such, when an AI learns, it often learns the worst humanity has to offer: things like bigotry toward different religions different ethnicities varying political affiliations or lack thereof, misogyny, misandry, and general xenophobia. Name a human bias and an AI can learn it because unfortunately bias is all too often baked into what too many people write. Have you heard about Neuralink's brain implant to enable a paraplegic to control the computer with his mind? FDA approved, it seems. I have heard about it, and it needs a lot more work. The FDA approval was for use on a second human patient as it is at the beginning of clinical trials--meaning the FDA approval is to see if it works well enough without killing the test subject(s). The technology isn't ready for wide use yet.
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Post by Mag2024 on Jul 7, 2024 17:21:39 GMT
Have you heard about Neuralink's brain implant to enable a paraplegic to control the computer with his mind? FDA approved, it seems. I have heard about it, and it needs a lot more work. The FDA approval was for use on a second human patient as it is at the beginning of clinical trials--meaning the FDA approval is to see if it works well enough without killing the test subject(s). The technology isn't ready for wide use yet. True. Only one person has used it and kept having to stop to recharge it among other glitches.
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Post by Mag2024 on Jul 7, 2024 17:23:42 GMT
To be honest I sometimes think Facebook reads my mind. I'm thinking something, never having told anyone or written it anywhere (or searched online), next thing I know I see articles and ads about it. Also, I recently saw a post about YouTube pausing ads if you look away, and telling you to maintain eye contact. So if AI isn't reading our minds now it will one day. I remember an occasion where I had to explain to my spouse someone we knew might be / is a psychopath. Boom, the news feed on my cell popped up an article about the common traits of psychopaths. I have to say it was coincidence or random chance, similar to being tight on money then finding $20 on the ground. It happens so often and to so many people that they even discussed it on mainstream media. What a huge coincidence.
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Post by Retread-Retired-Cameron on Jul 7, 2024 18:27:22 GMT
I remember an occasion where I had to explain to my spouse someone we knew might be / is a psychopath. Boom, the news feed on my cell popped up an article about the common traits of psychopaths. I have to say it was coincidence or random chance, similar to being tight on money then finding $20 on the ground. It happens so often and to so many people that they even discussed it on mainstream media. What a huge coincidence. FacePain uses AI, which tends to prioritize content you have an interest in.
The news app on my cell uses AI to sort through articles to prioritize those I'll be interested in. Since I'll read articles on physics, astronomy, medicine, psychology, plus many other subjects, the app tags articles with "since you're interested in..."
It boils down to algorithms plus known interests and exactly what you need popping up when you need it, which is still a coincidence or something happening accidentally.
What isn't a coincidence is getting a flat tire after going through a drive-through at some point after a contractor pulling a trailer, since nails and other fasteners tend to fall through cracks in the trailer's floor.
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Post by And still Kevin 2024 on Jul 8, 2024 23:05:30 GMT
Are you suggesting AI reads my mind? To be honest I sometimes think Facebook reads my mind. I'm thinking something, never having told anyone or written it anywhere (or searched online), next thing I know I see articles and ads about it. Also, I recently saw a post about YouTube pausing ads if you look away, and telling you to maintain eye contact. So if AI isn't reading our minds now it will one day. Adverts normally show what they think you may be interested in, according to what you have looked at on other sites, or even search engines. It's what cookies do, and always have.
I would think that AI reading minds will not be allowed. But I have no doubt some conspiracy people think it already does.
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