What’s Lemmy?

Even mindless and repetitive tasks require instances of problem solving far beyond what a.i is capable of. In order to replace 41% of the work force you’ll need a.g.i and we don’t know if thats even possible.

"It's fascinating yet concerning to see Reddit's move to sell its content for training AI models. This feels like a plot twist in a 'Black Mirror' episode, making us wonder if we're heading towards a 'Brave New World' or just caught in the 'Net' of progress. While the potential to enhance AI's grasp of human banter is immense, it also opens a Pandora's box of privacy and ethical issues. It's a byte-sized dilemma in a world hungry for data, urging us for a transparent dialogue to ensure we don't scroll past our own rights. Perhaps, in a twist of fate, it's humanity's destiny to carve a future where we coexist with, if not be guided by, the very machines we've created."

Acorn gonna acorn.

In order to upscale with gpt4 you have to input the command “big anime milk titties” at the end if your image prompt..

In case of fire, stob, bob and droll.

I was worried for a second, thought maybe something happened to the channel “That Chapter” on YouTube. Like oh dear God not another scandal, and I thought Mike was one of the good ones.

Because of interest rates hikes, companies like Spotify have to focuses on more trivial matters like being profitable. 17% lay off seems like a lot. I wonder if they will go bankrupt?

I’m tired of people looking at me crazy because I keep suggesting we need better public transportation rather than fucking electric cars. We are 100% going to replace every car in America with an E.V before we ever expand access to public transportation. And we will do this because the car manufacturers stock prices will go up if we do.

That’s like asking what’s worse, herpes or an airborne and highly infectious strain of herpes that also causes cancer and melts your brain faster than syphilis.

Wants X to be WeChat in a year or needs X to become WeChat in a year? I don’t think the site formerly known as Twitter has long for the this world.

So let me make sure I’m reading this right. They let the deal go through because Microsoft gave Ubisoft the cloud streaming right to activation for the next 15 years. The argument being this deal will stop Microsoft from becoming a monopoly due to cloud gamings speculative importance in markets future.

Call me crazy but cloud gamings gonna take at least 15 years to be an important part of the market if it ever gets there in the first place. I can’t tell if regulators are stupid or wholly corrupt.