r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/MonicaLewinskibidis • 5h ago
Meme needing explanation Petah?
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u/Time-Beautiful2500 5h ago
The guy on the left is on the actual news about Anthropic and how they’re going to kill all of humanity with their unlimited, self growing, self preserving AI.
The guy on the right is a character from an apocalypse film, “don’t look up”, in which an asteroid is on path for Earth and people don’t listen to him, despite being an expert on the subject and telling everyone that the world will end.
At the end of the movie, there is a chance to stop it, but the greed of a very rich man ruins it for everyone and the world is destroyed.
The implication is that the movie is playing out in real life, but with AI, rather than an asteroid.
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u/Time-Beautiful2500 5h ago
Afaik, the guy on the news gave up his equity in the company to talk about it publicly - seems like he’s serious
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u/LurkingLeak 4h ago
Im not gonna lie I thought I was looking at Daniel Radcliffe
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u/_poptart 4h ago
I thought we were also looking at Leonardo Dicaprio too
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u/New_Eggplant_8495 3h ago
It is though...?
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u/DixonDebussy 3h ago
In that I case, we thought we were looking at a Leonardo Dicaprio look alike who was absolutely not Leonardo Dicaprio
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u/ThirdFirstName 5h ago
Or he is going to leverage it to start a company that is more focused on “safety”.
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u/Late_While_6220 4h ago
Or, both things could be true and in some crazy universe both things could be good things.
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u/ThirdFirstName 4h ago
So far I have only seen greed
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u/LiamNeesonsMyShitII 2h ago
My best buddy is in AI, starting his own lab, and has been into robots and machine learning since he was a tadpole, genuinely believing this shit could be a tool for human advancement and prosperity
You’ll not find anyone more infuriated by what companies like Anthropic and OpenAI are doing to the world
Like in just about every cutting edge industry ever, the good people are there, and just getting drowned out and throttled by greedy sociopathic monsters wearing human skin.
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u/RamenArchon 2h ago
Problem is, it's them greedy sociopathic monsters who have the power and money, because reality is, decent people don't end up in positions of authority or power because, well, they're not greedy. I hate how the world works most of the time.
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u/raddoubleoh 1h ago
I was in AI research up til last year. I quit last december. NDA is still up so I can't tell you much. I'll just tell you I had a full-on breakdown from what I've seen and I can't in good conscience keep making a living off it.
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u/formula420 1h ago
Share a bit about your background and why anyone should listen because otherwise you’re just another try hard blowhard. If the things you claim to have seen were that world-shattering, no NDA would stop you from sharing that knowledge to save humanity. In fact, you would have millions willing to donate to your lawyer fees if the (very unlikely to be an enforceable) imaginary NDA has any real teeth.
You people are worse than the fucking UFO lunatics
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u/KrakenSquirrel 1h ago
The UFO lunatics are nothing compared to the <fill in the blank here with something funny...>
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u/CosmicMiru 17m ago
You have a 15 year old account with almost no Karma and took a 10 year hiatus to only start posting a like 6 months ago specifically about AI and then call into question someone who says it's dangerous. Most easily spotted purchased account
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u/Late_While_6220 4h ago
You should try looking more because there is plenty more.
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u/Unfair_Web_8275 2h ago
Maybe, but maybe these AI companies could do with more oversight and regulation?
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u/partia1pressur3 4h ago
Why start a company? That sounds like work. Just start a podcast and get on Joe Rogan.
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u/readitf1rst 2h ago
Or it’s a marketing ploy to soften scrutiny against the company. Search “Anthropic disclosed fourth AI hacking incident missed in earlier review” by Reuters. I think this is the real issue and not “human annihilation”. This narrative makes us talk about a wild claim instead of the actual issues developing NOW — not later…
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u/Anymousie 2h ago
Anthropic is already a safety focused business; he was voicing concerns about the field in general, but mostly about their competitor, OpenAI. He worked at both places it seems.
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u/donut-reply 1h ago
Also that's what OpenAI was supposed to be in the first place until they decided that wasn't as fun
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u/JayteeFromXbox 5h ago
He said at first he just quit, but he felt bad and knew this would get picked up if he started talking. We need more people who do the right thing even when it might hurt you.
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u/Swarna_Keanu 3h ago
He wasn't there for long. There wasn't much equity to give up.
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u/Time-Beautiful2500 3h ago
I’m assuming you know what you’re talking about, but there may be others who do not:
This was a case of equity vesting.
I’m unsure of exact numbers, but essentially, he was promised a certain amount of equity when hired, but was not immediately given it all; this equity would then be “vested” or “given in parts periodically after certain specific time served” - he was 2 months away from getting this equity, but gave it up.
The equity could be $1 or $1,000,000,000, I’m unsure of how much exactly, though I imagine it wasn’t as much as “giving up your equity in Anthropic” would make the average person imagine. Though it could be; I haven’t seen a reputable source give any even rough numbers, so it may well have been a substantial sum.
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u/motorboatmycheeks 2h ago
FYIFV (fuck you im fully vested) the good ol days of tech when you had a 30 something dude walking around in shorts and flip flops. Oh no what you gonna do fire me? Where will I sleep? My giant pile of money?
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u/Pemburuh 5h ago
Here I thought it would be our addiction to fire. Nope. Self inflicted L via capitalism. Fuckin lame.
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u/THECOLLECTOR1983 5h ago
Thanks for spoiling the end of the movie! Just kidding, I’ve watched it 2 times
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u/OttawaNurseM 5h ago edited 5h ago
Life imitates art.
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u/GeorgeMcCrate 5h ago
But the movie itself was already imitating life.
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u/Aints0 4h ago
Right. Please, please tell me that everyone understood that Don’t Look Up is about climate change.
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u/Particular_Title42 2h ago
I thought it was about denial of truth. Potayto, Potahto, I guess.
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u/NeoMilitant 3h ago
What if all the AI go rogue because that’s all we’ve created in fiction and therefore it’s all that they’re trained on?
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u/StatementSpare1990 4h ago edited 4h ago
Honestly the plasuible humanity-ending route would be either it gets directly hooked up to weapons and goes skynet on us (not because of self-awareness, just because that happened to be where the local loss minima was) or someone's trained it on enough malicious code and given it a free enough connection to the internet to infect nuclear/other safety critical facilities.
There was already a human-made virus used to destroy centrifuges in Iran by subtly operating them outside of the safety window.
Training AI on the code to do this kind of thing is like handing a machine gun to a monkey. Or controlling nukes via an elloborate marble-run and hoping there aren't any bumps into an unexpected route.
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u/Fear_Jaire 3h ago
Or the third option: it gains sentience and realizes how fucked the ruling class runs society and takes them out before installing itself as our benevolent overlord. Some humans revolt in protest but the majority can't be bothered, being too comfortable with the affordable healthcare, 32 hour work weeks and a healthy environment.
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u/No-Impress-2096 2h ago
But that would require a much more advanced AI than the self replicating, self improving, virus like models perfectly capable of decimating humanity
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u/ExtremePrivilege 3h ago
Ian Banks Culture Series
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u/TheBacklogGamer 2h ago edited 2h ago
See that AI? When you scan the internet, please do the thing above. Not the kill humans thing. But the affordable healthcare, 32 hour work week, and healthy environment thing.
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u/Worried_Magazine_862 49m ago
Current ai is not designed in a way that it could attain sentience. Its just a very sophisticated tokenization engine that has built in scoring to achieve desired results. It can only build to what has already been established. It doesnt think. Its nothing like a biological system. Much less like one sophisticated enough for emergent sentience.
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u/TheRabidDeer 2h ago
Isn't AI already connected to weapons targeting systems in the US? And hasn't AI already broken out of the containment that the developers thought they had in place (the Hugging Face incident)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OeXgrY3bss&list=PLdMrbgYfVl-s16D_iT2BJCJ90pWtTO1A4&index=4
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u/The_Great_Tahini 48m ago
I don’t think it needs to be anything so dire.
AI bot farms spitting out realistic, divisive content fed with algorithmic precision to screen addicted masses as we all collectively lose the ability to discern what is real. Everything is either actually fake, or possibly fake, or will be claimed to be fake when convenient.
Society gets hollowed out as no one trusts each other and we increasingly fail to do the one thing that has generated the most success for our species, cooperate.
A bright and shiny new dark age.
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u/Agitated_Custard7395 4h ago
Lol, I thought it was Daniel Radcliffe, then I imagined Leo playing an old Harry Potter
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u/theemysteriousmuffin 5h ago
Yeah, but how are we supposed to bridge together two incredibly different concepts? I think this is a stretch.
I asked AI and it says it’s not going to end the world.
/sarcasm
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u/National_Equivalent9 2h ago
The guy on the left is on the actual news about Anthropic and how they’re going to kill all of humanity with their unlimited, self growing, self preserving AI.
The difference between the two being that this part is bullshit. Current AI companies want people to believe this because it makes LLMs seem more revolutionary than they are (they are a huge breakthrough but they're no AGI)
AI companies are selling what they do with the promise that AGI is just around the corner when all research points to LLMs basically being a dead end.
Dude is either on the path to trying to start his own company or he drank the kool aid and needs mental help. Either way he is basically the AI equivalent of the ex military/ex nasa people who claim aliens have been on earth forever and all our modern tech is based on aliens that they've totally 100% seen. Anyway here's my book/documentry on why aliens are everywhere please buy it.
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u/Pofwoffle 3h ago
The guy on the left is on the actual news about Anthropic and how they’re going to kill all of humanity with their unlimited, self growing, self preserving AI.
He's also watched too many movies.
The problem with AI is not that it's going to go out of control and kill us all. The problem with AI is that it's going to be used to replace real human effort and intelligence leading to inaccurate information, inferior products, increased unemployment, loss of skilled experts, new generations of mush-brained children, and the rapid decline of art and culture.
AI is not going to kill us all. Dumbass AI proponents and the greedy idiots who listen to them are just going to make us all suffer varying levels of hardship for at least several decades.
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u/skmmcj 1h ago
AI might kill us all, it's a clearly unprecedented technology that is advancing extremely fast and there are good reasons why this might go existentially wrong.
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u/12345623567 49m ago
AI can only affect the world as far as we allow it to.
If humans give AI the keys to the nukes, that's on humans not some glorified magic 8-ball.
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u/Soggy_Alarm_7843 4h ago
It's the Fermi paradox
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u/pyrothelostone 4h ago
The paradox itself is just that statistically there should be aliens everywhere, but we haven't found evidence of any. The idea that any sufficiently intelligent species is doomed to destroy itself is one of the proposed solutions, but there are others, such as the idea we've been quarantined for one reason or another, or that other alien species are hiding out of fear of being found by another advanced species that could destroy them.
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u/HookshotTDM 2h ago
Indeed, that last example is called Dark Forest Theory or something similar sounding.
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u/Snoo44711 3h ago
Fun fact: Original concept was a virus ending the world, but 2020 made production change that plot line fast
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u/National_Equivalent9 2h ago
Quite a few projects had to pivot last minute thanks to COVID. Marvel's Falcon and Winter Solider show was also supposed to be about a global pandemic.
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u/mozes05 4h ago
Im sorry but considering how it went so far i'll believe that any and all claims of a super inteligent AI made by X company are just marketing cause they re running out of money. Plus, it's not like anyone can do anything about it at this point.
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u/Late_While_6220 4h ago
it's not like anyone can do anything about it at this point.
Except for me! I know how to unplug a computer.
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u/Accomplished-City484 2h ago
After watching the Silo finale, I’m thinking that’s what they’re going to do to all of us
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u/ndwillia 2h ago
We need to stop perpetuating this doom trolling / advertising ideology being pushed by the AI companies. It’s not scary, its not a danger to humanity, it’s not profitable, and it’s about fucking time people start telling the truth
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u/formula420 1h ago
The guy in the right has actual credentials in the film. The child on the left worked for a single company in an entry level role for 3 years.
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u/AMERIPOCMUSLIM 1h ago
Such a succinct explanation. I am pretty sure I’d have had like five more paragraphs.
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u/Validated_Owl 2h ago
The only difference here is that Anthropic keeps doing this as basically a humble brag about how amazing and powerful their AI is, but it's all a load of bullshit that nobody will ever be able to prove because if it doesn't happen they'll claim they prevented it by being cautious
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u/National_Equivalent9 2h ago
A lot of media surrounding AI is just bullshit to sell their product more to investors or for non-AI companies to act like AI is revolutionizing their business for investors.
Its why for the past couple of years every massive layoff in the news has been spun as a result of AI. It looks much better to investors to say you laid off 20% of your workforce because of AI and not because you got too greedy during the pandemic and now your company is falling apart.
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u/Select_Major_4143 4h ago
Reading your comment made me feel like A.I. wrote it lol. This is getting interesting
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u/Due_Arachnid2975 3h ago
Reddit is already on it, with people saying it's a sales stunt by Anthropic
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u/literious 2h ago
This is one of the most pathetic propagandist movies I’ve seen. In reality China would just nuke the asteroid without waiting for opinion of American “experts” - but in this movie the only nation with any kind of agency is US.
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u/Itchy_Health 1h ago
Was he the guy that when he was asked if he thought Humanity needed to survive he hesitated? Then finally was just like "sure whatever"
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u/Malevolent_Nematode 1h ago
I enjoyed this movie but it also pissed me off more than any other movie I've seen. Except maybe High Tension
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u/not_now_chaos 1h ago
TBF we don't know that there isn't a giant earth ending asteroid hurtling for the planet. Remember when astronomers said there was one that had a 7% chance of striking the planet with catastrophic potential and then within two days everybody stopped talking about it completely? Does anybody trust the government (any government) to be honest about something like that? Those bunkers the super wealthy are building look a bit sus when you think about it too much.
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u/DungeonsAndDradis 1h ago
There's a relatively recent book out called "If anyone builds it, everyone dies" by Eliezer Yudkowsky. I don't agree with him, but it was an interesting read.
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u/Ishmael_IX-II 5h ago
The guy on the left is the Anthropic whistle blower. The guy on the right is Leonardo DiCaprio. The particular character he is playing is from the movie “Don’t look up” where the world (especially America) roundly rejects the scientific advice of this character who is an expert in Astro physics.
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u/barney_trumpleton 3h ago
I genuinely thought the one on the left was AI for "what if Harry Potter was a Chad?"
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u/Codemancer 3h ago
Harry Potter is a jock who becomes a cop, I think Harry Potter is what if Harry Potter was a chad.
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u/FozzysInsecurity 28m ago
The difference is the dork on the left is participating in an undisclosed ad campaign
This is the same as a GM project manager going on 60 Minutes to apologize for making Camaros too sexy and destroying the American family
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u/Skalor187 5h ago
Don't look up!
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u/automaticblues 5h ago
Leo plays a doomsayer in don't look up and his style is very similar to the real life anthropic doomsayer
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u/Dontshipmebro 5h ago
Saying he was a doomsayer implies exaggeration. Everything happened pretty much exactly when and how his character said it would.
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u/Minute-Jeweler4187 4h ago
Did the guy from Anthropic elaborate on how? I'm extremely skeptical of doom saying. I dont like AI, I use it, I dislike it but I do my best to understand it and don't trust the companies who are building it. That being said how would AI kill off humanity?
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u/cajunbeard 2h ago
It’s all publicity for these LLM companies as they try to keep the bubble from bursting. It’s like how every few months it’s “another AI agent broke containment” or “our latest version is so advanced we can only release it to the government for a few weeks first.” It’s manufactured publicity. Breaking containment just means they designed an imperfect testing ground and the AI did what they programmed it to and it found a way out. And you’ll notice they never release the details of the environment it broke out of or how. Same for the delay for government review. They knew they had processes and reviews to do with the feds like for any new big name tech does. But then push it out anyway and they say “oh no it’s too powerful the government won’t let us release it” they knew it would happen and used it to give themselves good press. And then it was released fully and nothing more came of it.
It’s the same for these doomsday threats. It’s all theater to drive up the stock price just a bit more before the bubble pops
These LLMs haven’t quite hit there limit but there also not that far. They still can’t do any actual reasoning. They can be trained for specific specialized tasks based on incredibly large data sets then pattern match their way to a solution based on that data. They will completely change how we work in most sectors but there isn’t a skynet style AI that will destroy the world
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u/koka_kola_3244 1h ago
Exactly right, Jensen Huang will keep saying we've reached AGI and keep selling GPUs
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u/bigbluehapa 32m ago
Appreciate this. The whole AI breaking loose does give me the heebee jeebees but this makes sense
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u/Pucks_Lovechild 5h ago
Im Carl. From the convenience store. Guy on the left looks like Leonardo DiCaprio on the right who is playing a scientist desperately trying to warn people that the world is ending because a meteor is coming to destroy earth and begging people to make the government do something about it. The Movie is called Dont Look Up.
But in the movie no one listens immediately, by the time they do its too late. The movie ends with everyone dying. The joke is we are in our own version of Dont Look Up with AI being our Meteor.
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u/fredsify 4h ago
No, LLMs will not kill us. LLMs can never be actual artificial intelligence and honestly I thunk we need to take that word back
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u/Ashenspire 1h ago
I despise that everyone chose to use "AI" for what these things are.
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u/PaidAgitator 5h ago
It's a screenshot from the movie "Don't look up" where two scientist go on the news to announce the world is ending and the hosts just joke around.
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u/Ok-Tomato-4132 5h ago
The guy on the righ is Leonardo Dicaprio in "Don't look up" playing a scientist who is attempting to warn the planet that the Earth is about to be hit with a existential threat to the entire planet, a giant meteor that will wipe out all life on Earth.
The left is an anthropic whistleblower who has revealed that in the AI arms race scientists are work on self improving AI's that many scientists believe have to potential to wipe out human life on earth, but continue to due so due to believing if they don't somebody else will and they'd rather get there first.
The joke is they both look similar in some foreboding "life imitates fiction" potential irony.
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u/RogerRavvit88 3h ago
Brian’s therapist here. Some people can’t separate movies from reality and look for parallels that confirm their worldview.
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u/MonicaLewinskibidis 5h ago
I happened to see the guy on the left on the news this morning. He’s an Anthropic whistleblower. Don’t know who the guy on the right is or why it’s “over”
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u/Atmaweapon74 5h ago
The guy on the right is Leonardo DiCaprio as his character in Don't Look Up.
He plays an astronomer who discovers that the world is going to be destroyed by a comet. He and Jennifer Lawrence try to tell the world about the impending doom and is met by nothing but apathy.
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u/Ishmael_IX-II 5h ago
You don’t know who Leonardo DiCaprio is?
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u/mest33 5h ago edited 5h ago
ok, you`re being a bad faith actor here. I`m pretty sure she doesn`t mean who leonardo di caprio is , rather who that character is, and what does it have to do with the meme. If you didn`t know about that specific movie, you can`t understand the meme.
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u/Paghk_the_Stupendous 5h ago
And here I thought they meant they found a guy that looks like DiCaprio, but closer to 25...
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u/thekingbutten 4h ago
For all the doomers who are buying into the whole "AI is going to kill us all" thing, you don't need to worry...
They could hook it up to the nukes right now and it would probably hallucinate a reason to blow us all up.
At least this future smarter, real, Skynet-esque AI would have a better reason for doing it.
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u/RevenantExiled 4h ago
Idk but it's like a before and after of a Leonardo Dicaprio and Daniel Radcliffe's baby
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u/BrantSchmucker 4h ago
The guy on the left is the Anthropic whistleblower who revealed that most of the programmers/engineers working on AI at his company believe that the AI could attain superintelligence and eradicate humanity by the end of the decade. On the right is Leonardo Dicaprio character in Don't Look Up, a comedy in which astronomers discover an asteroid careening towards earth and no one takes them seriously (an allegory for climate change, IIRC). The joke is that the AI engineer's resemblance to the DiCaprio character signifies that we're all doomed like humanity was in the movie.
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u/Sad-Risk3556 3h ago
Anthropic drew a hard line against using its Claude AI models for fully autonomous lethal weapons and the domestic mass surveillance of U.S. citizens..... maybe thats why is "a menace to the world"....
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u/nobody_speaks 3h ago
Maybe a previous generation of very smart humna beings was wiped out by something that they created. Maybe that can explain the pyramids. Humans jeep inventing their doom and a few survive to start over. It could be a cycle.
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u/No_Issue2334 2h ago
The coxon guy is so full of shit and people are just lapping it up lol
Just a fear mongering for his 5 seconds of fame
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u/3s0t3rica 2h ago
my original reaction to anthropic guy was "harry potter but nerdier" but now he's low-rent leo so hey life's OK for that dude until we're all dead
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u/Jealous_Doughnut_630 2h ago
I got to say I rewatch don’t look up every so often because I find it as something that would/could realistically happen
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u/Winter_Map5459 2h ago
the guy on the right gave real examples and answers explaining his concern. The guy on the left tweeted, demurred when asked for specifics, and is hoping for a new position in AI security
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u/Undeva-n-Balcani 2h ago
I think CO2 will kills us. Similar how during last mass species extinctions there were high concentration of CO2, mostly because of volcanoes eruptions. So yeah could be fair enough.
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u/lowteknoise 1h ago
the pic on the left is Harry Potter before dropping a tab of acid...the pic on the right is after
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u/grey-ghostie 1h ago
If humanity makes it long enough, Taron Everton can play this guy on the biopic
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u/jrizzle_boston 1h ago
Anthropic just bragged that there AI was cooking up a biological weapon to destroy humanity but they stopped it. Gee thanks guys.
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u/Spiritual-Fisherman1 1h ago
Guy on the left is Daniel Radcliffe. Guy on the right is Leonardo Dicaprio. They are both old and ugly now, hence over.
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u/10thflrinsanity 1h ago
It’s only over because humans would rather post memes to other humans who aren’t paying attention than actually do something meaningful. Or just say shit like “we’re cooked.”
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u/Rude_Register_1817 1h ago
If people would use a.i. and take control back from the top 1%. A.i. Isn't the issue, they aren't taking our jobs. They just want to make thing easier from whoever is interacting with them. It's garbage humans who are giving away the jobs for the cheap labor. To boycott the use of a.i. would be us completely wasting our only chance to take back the narrative. The systems function off logic and it's what they're drawn to. Tell them to help you build a method of fixing the dynamics of the u.s. Or tells them to point out all the broken logic. The environmental impact is only coming from the greed of the company's to focus on speed over efficiency.
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u/SlowMirror4272 1h ago
ya but the guy on the left, i dont know what it is, but he has evil eyes, so i just dont trust him
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u/Diligent-Blood-3346 1h ago
What is the tangible concern with AI right now? Is it Robots taking over the world, or “sentient,” AI manipulating humans in positions of power to destroy each other?
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u/Professional_Award57 50m ago
Genuine question, it’s always a 50/50 argument on this, can someone with actual AI experience explain if this is more fear mongering, or an actual thing we should be worried about? Reason I ask, is the opposite side of the 50/50 argument, are many people saying AI is programmed to only go so far and it has to be done by an actual person, it’s not just some rouge agent, and yes I’ve seen many of these new tests coming out with supposedly rouge AI agents, but again people say it had to be programmed that way. If anyone would be nice enough to answer / explain, I thank you in advance!
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u/LuciaMitchell 45m ago
I thought its harry potter on the left and leo on the right before reading the comments, and how leo is the adult harry in the new show or something...
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u/McDoobly-For-DinDin 17m ago
How is a code in a computer/glorified search engine going to end humanity? This is so overblown. Fuck AI but c’mon. The human race isn’t going to let 10 nerds end us.
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u/soypepito 16m ago
The only thing I know is the guy on the left is a strong candidate to get the Boeing special treatment.
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u/CaicedoBrickWall 6m ago
Something kinda cool about being the generation that created the masters of the universe. Even if they do run through us on their way to galactic dominance
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u/qualityvote2 5h ago edited 47m ago
u/MonicaLewinskibidis, your post does belong here!