Danioover9000

@IAmReallyImportant Sure! That's great! Until A.I develops general intelligence, which'll have far more consequences than just replacing other knowledge type or creativity type jobs. So, I guess the key question, for our generation and our current situation, is should we introduce further limits to how A.I is developed and used? Further regulations of technology?

@AtheisticNonduality I have to compare something with something. If you think my comparison is weak, why don't you provide a better comparison then? For example, look at A.I recognition systems, and virtual reality, and the history of video games and how the graphics evolved over time, to become more and more realistic, while obsoleting each tech that was considered the highest performing device. That'll someday be artists and the jobs and careers you've worked really hard to get into, only in a few years or several years' time, get obsoleted along with the artists as well. It's all fun and games discussing the problems of A.I advancement and unemployment increases/decreases, until you feel that happening to you and having to adjust and deal with the strong negative emotions and thinking of losing your sense of purpose. A thing has taken away your purpose isn't a good feeling to feel. I don't know why most here are too naive to the dangers of the A.I. Oh, yeah, we're using the internet!

@DocWatts I agree context matters a ton. It makes all the difference really. Oh yes, I am saying sometimes the defamation, slander and inciting violence an artist can slip into their work covertly, or in Eminem's case overtly, is irresponsible. In the case for Eminem, this isn't his first diss track against an artist. Eminem is also more famous for not just how he raps, but how shocking and controversial he can be. He one time made a parody video of a number of celebrities, including Michael Jackson. In fact, he was having a vicious go at Michael, during the allegations of him being a pedophile. He was relentless in making fun of Michael, that Michael's fans were outraged, and it made him respond to Eminem. The irresponsible bit here, for me, is that he was riding the wave of the allegations against him, riding along the defamations stuff. What I'm trying to say is, if I was an artist, and I had to push the boundaries here, I could do a drawing or a painting of the Jan 06 almost Inserection and depict the white house getting rekt. is this moral for me to do? I know context here really matters, but if I did this, is it moral, under the frameing of it being an art piece? Obviously in the political setting, policing the freedom of speech more is what I lean to especially if it's encouraging violent behavior.

@DocWatts I agree that we may need to call out the dog whistlers, provided we don't look like we snitched outright though. The trickier thing to call out, though, is when the defamation, slander, cursing and incitement of violence is a part of a work of art. For example, this is one of 5 songs of a diss track between Eminem and EVerlast. Have a listen: And it's blatantly obvious there's loads of incitement of violence, defamation and slander here, but should we call this out or not, morally speaking? And then it's off to the legal system if this is grounds for a lawsuit or charge, but that's dubious as this is a form of art right?

I really don't think people here appreciate how quickly A.I is gonna replace almost every labor and creative field that humanity has ever created for itself. Again, do I have to bring up how some A.I programs like Alpha Go and Alpha Zero were able to master chess and Chinese Go for under 5 years? 5 years, and beating grand masters at their craft? How long do you think it's gonna take for A.I to obsolete the entire field of art? 10 years? it's coming artists, be ready, and be prepared to feel and thing negatively about it too. You can't just say 'Well, fine then. Just gonna use the A.I program while I'm doing the work as well'. Yes, you could, but you're denying how your role is gonna get replaced, and where does that leave you? Jobless? It's really not that hard to imagine how A.I will also do the same with other fields of art as well if it's very successful at doing it with games, and language. Also, language, very big deal later on.

Another interesting video:

Follow up video, of Destiny fans demanding Nick to be called a Nazi:

What a bumper.

@Epikur No, Destiny has put himself into a corner. Hope to God, he can save himself somehow. kind of like how he recovered from being banned from Twitch.

@Space I can relate to the feeling and dread. I'm hard at training myself the skillsets to become a really good illustrator, then all of a sudden a A.I program can not only draw, but draw decently enough that it reminds me of how A.I learned chess or Chinese Go, they spent some time doing basic mistakes but over time learn from them to eventually becoming very good. I hate that feeling At the moment, maybe using A.I generated pictures for references and further inspiration?

Okay, that's good, WHo'll replace ehr?

A show of hands: Who agrees and voted for Biden's student loan relief?

The sad thing about this entire issue, so now Destiny has dug his grave, and is under sunk cost fallacy because to admit Nick is explicitly a Nazi makes him look optically very bad, but also being friendly a little bit to him while giving and sharing some of your streaming time with him, makes you look soy and a Nazi sympathizer later on in history. So effectively, Destiny, whatever excuses he makes to justify his decision, has fucked up royally.

@Roy He is a prime example of being too intelligent makes you dumber.

Paradox is a pretty big box.

@Devin How so?

I agree, the video is very hilarious.

Nice demonstration of the limits of justification, and how justification is weaponized by the ego mind.

Really worth the watch, and the prior two videos for the concepts of this video: And a bonus point, a cheeky attack on the reliability of psychedelics and how it integrates with spirituality. Clearly not a shots fired Thoughts and feelings comment down below.

My first impressions, I really want to fucking rap battle Mr. Girl so badly now LOL!

This is a pretty good video, share your thoughts down below:

Well said. Sometimes taking and letting go a negative at 5% is far more practical than to create drama and argue for that 5% cost. Shows how the majority are still addicted to drama.

@Carl-Richard I'll use myself as an example of what I mean about living with various contradictions. I'm moderate conservative and protestant, but that's a contradiction because of my rich experiences in life, from travelling to several countries and interacting with radically different cultured peoples, that technically would make me a cosmopolitan. I've had paranormal and supernatural experiences in my life, but that doesn't invalidate my rationality of other things in life, and while I am a skeptical person, that doesn't mean I blindly attack others religious beliefs or paranormal experiences, in fact sometimes I attack the debunking skeptic for their close mindedness and blind belief in science. I am strongly introverted, but I also socialize to a minimum, while preferring to keep to my friend circle and family way more than meeting strangers. While I am a highly understanding and empathetic person, there are still things and situation I don't understand nor want to empathize with.

@Thought Art I can understand and empathize where you're coming from because of my development in stages, cognition, morality, personality type, state of being, life experiences and other lines of development. My role modals in the past were accused, falsely or not, for evil acts, for example with Michael Jackson and Eminem, and others outside the music context. However, I have good news: this is a temporary phase to go through, and you'll emerge from this a much stronger person, who'll make very creative music for thousands of listeners that're interested in your music.