rgio wrote:

Yeah it's the companies that call it AI; they have access to a database and can sometimes know what vehicle the person bought or repaired so it will mention that, but it's all just programming.

It doesn't post all 5-star reviews, but it seems to identify certain phrases and says "welp, that's good!" and posts it. So if you start out with "everyone was very friendly and helpful..." and then proceed to say how everything else is terrible, that's a combination that says "Post it!"

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Ignoring content and automatically posting 5-star reviews doesn't sound like AI... it sounds like an if/then statement within process automation code.

The OpenAI interactions are still very basic.  They are crazy impressive with certain coding languages (wonder why?), but when you get away from Google-type searches, it starts to fail pretty easily.  Painting, poetry, etc are fun, but real intelligence comes from creating correct output that can be verified or investigated, not just appreciated.

OpenAI's dalle2 or Midjourney are fun to play on and create "artwork".   Like this from Midjourney...the last selfie ever taken:

 miamizsun wrote:
If somebody gives our company a good review in the middle of the night, a robot answers it and sometimes posts it online. It's usually pretty good AI; every reply is slightly different and responds in a way that usually sounds like it read what was said. Fun fact: If you absolutely ROAST a company in your review but give them 5 stars, the robots will thank them and post that to your facebook page.

 miamizsun wrote:


going to put Billie Eilish out of a job (or finneas?)

 black321 wrote:
i've asked about some business stuff that i'm familiar with and it surprised me

on another note i asked it to write the lyrics to a manbird song:

Verse 1:
I'm a manbird, soaring through the sky
My wings are strong and my heart is high
I've got the freedom to roam and explore
And I'll never be chained to the ground anymore

Chorus:
Manbird, manbird, flying so high
I'm a creature of the sky
Manbird, manbird, I'm free as can be
I'm a manbird, and this is me

Verse 2:
I'm a manbird, and I sing my song
To the world below, I belong
I don't need a cage or a tether
I'm a manbird, and I'm better

Chorus:
Manbird, manbird, flying so high
I'm a creature of the sky
Manbird, manbird, I'm free as can be
I'm a manbird, and this is me

Bridge:
I'm a creature of the wind and the clouds
I dance on the air, and I shout out loud
I'm a manbird, and I'm wild and free
I'm a manbird, and this is me

Chorus:
Manbird, manbird, flying so high
I'm a creature of the sky
Manbird, manbird, I'm free as can be
I'm a manbird, and this is me.

Try again

 miamizsun wrote:

a bit scary
when i used to teach about 10 ya, i had a hard enough time with plagiarism,
not to mention the other issues with this type of tech.

please have a whack at ChatGPT
https://openai.com/

 miamizsun wrote:

pretty fuckin' scary

ai generated humans
just refresh for another ai generated skin bag

thispersondoesnotexest.com

extended conversation with one of the most intelligent and humble leaders/developers in AI field
(there is also a yt channel, lexclips, that has this in shorter segments)
who has that much time? i listened in my car/traffic
enjoy
 

The next era of A.I. hype
Even After $100 Billion, Self-Driving Cars Are Going Nowhere

One of the industry’s favorite maxims is that humans are terrible drivers. This may seem intuitive to anyone who’s taken the Cross Bronx Expressway home during rush hour, but it’s not even close to true. Throw a top-of-the-line robot at any difficult driving task, and you’ll be lucky if the robot lasts a few seconds before crapping out.

 Manbird wrote:

no

 oldviolin wrote:

rub some dooky on it

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 oldviolin wrote:

if the fez fits

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Who are you callin' feudal?

this is amazing and crazy at the same time
only thirty days in and we see early #stablediffusion examples
just wow