@Paperpause That’s a lovely mix. But you see how you had to use colors that already existed to come up with it? We are much more similar to generative AI than people think.
My favorite thing is when people try to say the difference between AI and humans is that AI can’t create anything new, it can only remix what it already has seen.
It’s literally a scientific fact that humans can’t imagine anything new. Imagine a new color for me rn.
@YoungMunna444@NoBucksTommy The thing is - you do not have to do that. You know there is a 97% chance he loses and it’s hard to even say if he’ll even win a set. If you’re really itching to spend something, buy yourself some wings.
@CoffyCatTactics Also what do you mean by outsourcing thinking? If you mean using an external source to acquire information then I’m sure you use google, Wikipedia, or books to learn new things. AI is just another tool to acquire the information you’d find there.
@CoffyCatTactics@Onboardwithpong A typical sign of ignorance is taking a discussion as a personal attack and using ad hominem to defend an argument that’s unrelated to the person’s character
@CoffyCatTactics@Onboardwithpong For example a cellphone
We rewind to previous inventions like telephones and computers, double down to mathematics, mechanical calculations like abacus, Boolean logic, algorithms, electricity rewinds to lightning.
Nothing in the whole wide world have we made out of thin air
@Yummers2003 All of these traits are operationally present in AI besides personal experience. I believe though, as scientists try to develop AI to be more sentient, that will likely be something they simulate in its creation.
@Onboardwithpong The “new” things humans imagine are simply a reworking of information from their life experiences or things they’ve watched or heard like how generative AI creates “new” imagery or audio based on what it has been fed.