AI is going to be the next blight

Dec 5, 2022 6:56 PM

Octopussoir

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It's an amazingly sophisticated tech that knows what you all look like. Hello facial recognition. Goodbye putting on a hat or glasses and hats will not help

AI technology is a tool which can have both good and bad uses. There is much good already with governments aiming to restrict the bad.

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It's scary looking too . I totally agree that AI graphics is just not something we need. It serves no useful purpose.

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@BotDrawA a dripping face terrified of artificial intelligence

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@botdrawa Octopussoir being scared by an AI artist

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The government already has pictures of everyone, and all your info.

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It's honestly not the government we should fear, it's corporations and businesses. These days they seem more dangerous and harmful

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Corporations and businesses want your money. People in government want you to obey their rules. I know which scares me more.

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Keep in mind the Gov't sells your info to corporations and businesses. More info: https://newsweek.com/dmv-selling-data-1458141

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@BotDrawA Scariest possible AI image

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@BotDrawA robot uprising

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In other news, thousands of people are going to be posting selfies on imgur in about 3 weeks.

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You should look into China. They had a facial recognition ai to detect corruption of politicians... Guess which were?

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Only the ones opposed to Xi being dictator for life?

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Was it "all of them"?

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Unless you're in the training set, the AI doesn't know what specifically, you, look like. -- Let's see... @BotDrawA Octopussoir

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@Octopussoir: is the bot right?

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@BotDrawA Guy with a fake mustache hiding behind a newspaper with holes cut out for eyes

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@OP We're going to be okay.

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' “I don’t want to say you could do it from space,” says Steward Remaly, “but longer ranges should be possible.” '

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Looks like it can be defeated by heavier clothing, which would of course make it more popular to use in the summer.

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This explains why governments don't want to do anything about global warming /s

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There is another tech being produced by someone else where a device the size (not thickness) of a credit card can be used to monitor 1/

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Heartbeats in a room, and heavy clothing does not block it. The proposed purpose is computer security so only the correct heartbeats 2/

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In front of the computer will allow it to turn on. I can't find the article for that, but I did a report on both in college. 3/3

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What am I missing out on right now ?

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@botdrawa thing which dart223 is missing out on right now

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Omg those faces are .... kinda spooky

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Double wide bus-trains?! Sheeeiit. Im missing out on that right now

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Door on the front seems unwise.

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Just scoops them passengers up.

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Well that’s horrifying

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Topleft: Anthony Bordain. Bottomleft: Rick Moranis. Bottomright: the weird conservative lady that put a target on her forehead. Topright: ?

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