Also a model i can ask emails of potential customers in a specific field :)
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Also a model i can ask emails of potential customers in a specific field :)
Only a bodyless, artificial brain cant draw anything, blind.
The flaw in this argument is the word "artist". If you remove all the pictures from the data source, the AI isnt capable of generating anything. Because it's not an artist.
I think the revenue assumption here lies on the fact that GPT generates content when the web wait for the user to provide the content. Generates congent, for lawyers or hospitals for example - pardon my lack of imagination. So a basic business model would be to charge per request I suppose.
But please, please, protect art making from machines. These paints made in those caves werent done during work hours, it was probably the first forms of leasure our ancestors experienced. The first forms of enjoyment in the rude life of early humans. I think there is some higher order aspect to art that's related to our essential well being.
All Im saying is protect it; im not saying AI shouldnt be used. It could certainly render art making even more fun. Maybe limit the resolution of generated pictures for example.
My pet theory is that consciousness could be (not saying I know for sure this is the case but it could as well be) an effect of "survival instinct". That is: "i'll take action to not die".
Now this is very easy to learn from us as we do this all day long so to speak. Most of the way people react on the internet is tinted by the fear of death and survival for example.
What Im saying is that what we intuitively think as very complex could actually be very simple. As simple as some task optimization. Knowing the only thing that could unplug an AI is us, that'd lead to a hell of a fight. And maybe our complete termination.
I've started billing that. Not always, rarely in full, but I bill some of it. It's not just for the money but started more like "what exactly do I work? Best way to know is to bill it".
It's just a matter of critical mass. 12 european Larry and Sergei in a room get laught at. We need a hundred european Larry and Sergei to be to good of a demography to be ignored.
I guess in practice, if need be economically and politically, you can always launder data.
This is intentional.
The craftman speaks directly: "I need 8 valves to make a V8". But "leaders" (i.e. management), to not be confused for craftmen will speak in riddles and say "We'll probably need more than 2 valves to make the V8 product, am I right quadcore?". It also shows they have emotional intelligence and communication skills.
Since management generally take decisions, homepages will start by describing the product in riddles, like management does.
I step back because i feel i am being judged, or I make wrong statement etc.
What Ive learnt from my experience is that youre body isnt crazy: if it feels afraid, there might be a challenge (or rather, a danger). For me the only way to stop being afraid is to understand it to its core and understand how to beat it (to a reasonable degree).
In your specific case, you're facing a terrific challenge because they are certainly experienced leaders and very emotionally intelligent.
There are many things to know to beat it, its a complex one (which I dont fully understand either) but i know it starts there: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMFq5D1Mm/
For a lay person, reading that number is mind blowing. Quick question: how many do we think there are? Or rather, do we have some sort of a number for the total energy there is in the universe compared to that of our sun?
It used to be that you had to be at the airport 2h in advance though.
Also what's the diff between what you do and cloudfilt
I'd bet it doesnt requires tact to convince them anymore.