Donald Trump flirted with the idea of being president for three terms – a clear violation of the US constitution – during a bombastic speech for the National Rifle Association in which he vowed to reverse gun safety measures green-lighted during the Biden administration....
ok well this one was actually a shitpost, it was passed by a college kid who got a bad grade on a paper about that amendment specifically.
it just happened to be written up 200 years ago, without a deadline, and then as a result, it passed recently when it received renewed interest. Most amendments and bills, and shit like this have a dead line, to prevent this kind of shit from happening lol.
ok so technically the definition of art isn’t really a defined thing. The most likely point one could use is “that it isn’t human” and honestly, yeah. But i imagine that’s why “ai art” is the term people use instead.
Art it art, it doesn’t matter what constitutes it, or how good or bad it is. If it’s art, it’s art. It’s technically just that simple.
I also wouldn’t classify it as theft, considering that’s pretty similar to how human learning works. You ever look at a genre of art and notice they’re all pretty similar? There’s a reason. Could it break copyright? Probably, does it? No, probably not, should it? Probably.
it’s funny to me that people are specifically pissing and shitting themselves about AI in particular, and not capitalism, and the fact that society is just ok with pushing it’s working force out of the market if it means making less money. Where were these people when we got rid of our manufacturing sector?
You hate big capitalism fucking up your life? Me to, let’s go commit arson or something (for legal reasons, this is a joke, it’s hyperbolic, the humor is in the fact that committing a crime would do more for society than the following), instead of bitching about bill gates existing or whatever the fuck people do now.
everybody keeps saying this, but i don’t think everybody realizes that any automation, at all, can have a negative effect. Yeah sure automating labor jobs would be nice, what are those people going to do now? Get a college degree? Good luck with that.
We survived the automation and industrialization of farming, we’ll survive this.
Maybe because it’s much easier to create a plug in for photoshop than it is to build and program a robot that can identify and unclog your drains?
they also say this like these people wouldn’t get incredibly fucked over. You’re an artist, you can almost certainly find someone willing to pay for your services. A plumber who has no job? Probably not.
welcome to the internet, we have racism, racism, a bit more racism, sexism, probably some more sexism, threats, lots of threats, and a few more threats. And that one guy trying to be helpful.
i think it is here to stay, i think it’s focus is what’s going to change. Having AI replace a lot of janitorial tasks can be a huge boon to productivity. It’s also a pretty great librarian for internal documentation. And it also probably makes c suite fuckers happy, because they no longer have to write emails.
it’s super easy with AI chat bots, they’re literally just fucking wrong. It wouldn’t make a difference whether an AI told you something incorrect, or a person did, you would be equally as likely to fall for it, unless that person was like “take this with a grain of salt, i’m probably wrong” and even then you’d likely forget they say that and peddle the same bullshit a few years down the road.
from their perspective it’s being hit first, not everyone has omnipotence unfortunately, so this is expected. You see the same thing everytime you interact with republicans who are ok with people losing their jobs and careers over shit being shutdown, but bitch and cry the second you even mention the potential that it could happen to them.
Same shit probably happens with liberals as well, because everyone is a sore fucking loser, including me.
Hey, you’re an expert: do you think the uptick in the number of sticky-fingered midwesterners around here is a sign that Lemmy’s finally reaching a wider, less technical audience?
i think it’s probably recognition bias more than anything.
Trump floats idea of three-term presidency at NRA convention (www.theguardian.com)
Donald Trump flirted with the idea of being president for three terms – a clear violation of the US constitution – during a bombastic speech for the National Rifle Association in which he vowed to reverse gun safety measures green-lighted during the Biden administration....
Texas power prices briefly soar 1,600% as a spring heat wave is expected to drive record demand for energy (fortune.com)
Home Depot (slrpnk.net)
Wage theft now outnumbers all other types of theft in the U.S., reaching $482 million (medium.com)
Nope. No. (lemmy.world)