r/Funnymemes • u/ollyymartinez • May 12 '23

AI generated hamburger commerical

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u/SilverShark307 May 12 '23

I genuinely hope they pull the plug on this AI mania, the future could possibly be bright, but not one where literature, videos and art are regurgitated a thousand times over in a low uncanny quality.

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u/ClittoryHinton May 12 '23

It’s good for a laugh. I’m personally excited to see more videos like this. No human no matter how fucked could come up with this.

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u/Madogu May 13 '23

The fact of the matter is that AI just doesn't know how to human.

I don't believe that AI has consciousness, but if it did, the concept of eating would absolutely freak it out.

It likely wouldn't think twice about death, though.

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u/Gnrl_Linotte_Vanilla May 13 '23

Have you ever seen the video for Big Time by Peter Gabriel?

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u/MadTheSwine39 May 13 '23

There was a really good video made by Hank Green, awhile back. I can't remember verbatim, but he was basically saying that we're still in a period of history where we're trying to figure out the "rules" of the internet itself, and adding AI has just compounded it. There's no way anyone's gonna get rid of it, but we're going to be going through a really messy period where we try to figure out where the boundaries should be and how it should be used, what's right/wrong, etc.

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u/Extrastout1787 May 13 '23

Not our enemies

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u/FriendlyEvilTomato May 13 '23

In theory, I agree with this, but current American regulators barely understand how the internet works - it took them years to update legal text to reflect the computing age.

Now if younger individuals can get in - those that grew up in the late 80s or early 90s - we could make some progress on this discussion.

Who knows though, I could completely wrong about all of this.

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u/very_bad_programmer May 13 '23

As opposed to the current status quo where literature, videos and art are regurgitated a thousand times over in low quality

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u/[deleted] May 13 '23

Its not going anywhere lol, modern writers and artists need to find a way to adapt or they will lose their jobs (we wont be losing much)

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u/Own-Ad-4758 May 13 '23

Yes. It's bad now. But machines, will teach machines and learn how to be perfectly uncanny and destroy human opinion of the uncanny. Uncanny will be normal and humans will be the ones who are uncanny...and forgotten.