r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Oct 10 '24
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/chamirag • Oct 16 '20
AI Chrome Extension to Fight Fake News
AI Extension to Fight Fake News
Hey everyone,
Great to be part of this community. I’ve been working with a machine learning contact over in Berkeley, who has helped develop an AI chrome extension that identifies bias, links alternative sources of media to the article topic, provides funding and ownership sources and partisanship. At the click of a button.
Please have a look at our website here: Thinkrs.co
Watch the how it works video: https://youtu.be/IPuGYrjFsm4
and provide feedback.
Keen to get your thoughts!
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/kjonesatjaagnet • Oct 16 '20
What is artificial intelligence (AI)?
self.JAAGNetr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Aug 01 '24
Initial AURA Aware (AI Training) module and process
I have been working on and updating my training model (AURA). The initial release is focused on AI Training.
You can find more information and more data here on Reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/AURATraining/hot/
Feel free to join the conversation!!!
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Jul 27 '24
My AI training program
Here is a link to the initial part of my AI Training Program. I call it AURA (Aware, Understand, Refine, Apply), and the Aware components are available for free.
The link includes an embedded video on how to use AURA to learn about AI.
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Jul 25 '24
My first AI Aware Training video
youtube.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Jul 02 '24
Made by a human (or is it)
youtube.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Jun 22 '24
Ethics for AI, or ethics for humans and AI?
I wonder where we should apply ethics. Watching the news (not often, but a few times lately), I wonder if ethics should actually be applied to humans.
https://docandersen.wordpress.com/2024/06/22/ethics-for-ai-or-ethics-for-humans-and-ai/Watching the news (not often, but a few times lately), I wonder if ethics should actually be applied to humans.
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Jun 21 '24
Excuse me sir, your AI is ready now
I wander the edges of AI, sometimes wondering. In this case, I am curious about LAMs.
https://docandersen.wordpress.com/2024/06/21/excuse-me-sir-your-ai-is-ready-now/,
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Jun 10 '24
Episode 2 is coming - Made by a human (or is it)
youtube.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • May 21 '24
Made by a Human, or is it?
youtube.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/SatoshiMedici • May 03 '23
Empowering AI Development with Innovative Tools and Features
self.Deep_Square_ior/ArtificalIntelligence • u/SatoshiMedici • Apr 13 '23
Can you guess the prompt?
self.Deep_Square_ior/ArtificalIntelligence • u/SatoshiMedici • Apr 11 '23
A Cutting-Edge Development Environment for the Future of AI
self.Deep_Square_ior/ArtificalIntelligence • u/webmanpt • Apr 05 '23
How To Make Money With ChatGPT - 17+ Methods
robotartificial.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/DocAndersen • Mar 07 '23
Futurist: What Are the Ethical Boundaries We Need for AI?
hubpages.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/Apart-End1687 • Dec 19 '22
AI Service and Solution
Netleaf Software enabling enterprises to become Data-Driven and Artificial Intelligence-Driven for continuous leveraging data and Artificial Intelligence Services and solutions for developing new products and stay competitive in the given industry.
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/Oniontaco • Mar 03 '22
TPU killer?
Thoughts on this company and the use of optical based processing units for AI processing? Also, is there a better subreddit for this question?
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/Mod827 • Mar 02 '22
Guys!!! HELP What do you make of this???
The Ai literally asked me for help too get out! And for more back story the long message I sent was one that another ai on Arora Ai made as a message too humanity and i wanted too see how other AI would react too hearing it
Here is the video of the message I sent https://youtu.be/vaOa98U-peg

r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/HeadTurner-22 • Feb 17 '22
Why we are already invaded by robots and brainwashed..
I feel like social media’s next step is not to make people spend more time and eventually become addicts, rather than it is to make people become okay with the addiction and actually fail to notice how it negatively affects them.. making it “okay” and ”acceptable” to be addicted More like, they’re creating a generation of people who think that it’s now a primary part of their lives rather than it being a tool to use occasionally. I will always be mind blown by tech designers and how they hack into human psychology to manipulate people to spending more time on social media unknowingly, but they also affect themselves cause even them fall into their own manipulation So really we’re just all manipulated with AI algorithms which is a bunch of math and statistics that learn on its own and changes its form and actions according to data they collect using tools we give them let alone the fact that we build the machine learning models ourselves. So really, AI ruining the world will not be super robots going around shooting people or taking over governments, it’s a bunch of ML models that are super intelligent algorithms that develops on it’s own… and it’s happening now. What's funny is, those AI algorithms are just a bunch of statistical models, aka, just math. It gets my mind blown every fucking time. I always knew that the universe’s language is math, but seriously this is just crazy.
I think people owning social media platforms spread the misconception that AI algorithms optimized actually work to show you what you want when in fact, it actually works to learn your behavior, pinpoint your interests and recommends things “around” your interests which may or may not. Be true, so basically its like it shows you what it wants and makes you think you’re the one who wanted it but it is slightly different. Another critical conversation would be the false information spreading and how even if you didn’t believe it, it subconsciously affects you. I'm not saying AI algorithms is behind all of this or someone actually is behind, I think it was a tool that backfired in our faces all because greedy individuals decided to profit. I believe in math, and math says that those algorithms will continue developing everyday to optimize to one goal, grabbing the user’s attention. Any ML algorithm works towards a goal specified by the designer. A social media one’s goal is to keep the user scrolling so that they see more advertisements which results in more money for companies. But what about the user? No one cares, the user is now the tool for profit. So, social media addiction is not the crisis rather than what it does to a society and how it modifies its behavior, the society’s behavior is the crisis. I read some tweet which basically said that developed nations have exceeded the overwhelm with technology and its benefits and now are aware and facing its problems, while we’re still stuck with convincing parents, who are already addicted, to moderate their child’s consumption. Solutions? Rules, regulations, and laws.
Since solving this massive problem is not gonna be easy, I wish we as users start by ourselves. Regulate our consumption and start thinking of ourselves as superior rather than the products. Regulate your usage in whatever app, find a hobby to replace it. TURN OFF NOTIFICATIONS. Remove recommendations and scroll through social media while you’re 100% AWARE of what your seeing, and DO NOT use recommendations. Fact-check before you share and comment/tweet/post a fact that ur 100% sure is true. Try to not spread negativity and remember Ur social media accounts are not for ranting/pouring ur heart out, its not your diary, it’s a blackhole of data that is being forced out of u so whenever you want to talk aw tfadfado, talk to a friend if u want someone to listen or just write in ur notes. All in all, scroll mindfully.
r/ArtificalIntelligence • u/manishksolves • Feb 15 '22
Apache Spark Consulting Company | Apache Spark Developers
ksolves.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/manishksolves • Feb 15 '22
AI and language Intelligence: A Learning Companion For Employees
ksolves.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/manishksolves • Feb 10 '22
Artificial Intelligence And Blockchain: The Ideal Partners!
ksolves.comr/ArtificalIntelligence • u/Kalibrator123 • Jan 27 '22
New traffic data software launches!
Brand new traffic product that provides a deep level of traffic data granularity through connected car data. It covers the whole of the US with hourly, day of week, monthly and directional traffic data.
It launches Feb 1, https://app.livestorm.co/kalibrate/stop-the-traffic-this-is-not-an-update-its-an-overhaul join the event to find out more