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Comment Re: This article suggests.... (Score 1) 55

WOW, in this modern age of communication offensives being labeled with a more and more sensitive jury of line drawers that boot licking sentence was one of the best examples of expressing negativity in a literary form shrouded in sarcasm I've seen in a while. Though "Boot licking" itself has inherent negative connotations because you started the reply with a lighthearted question that adds more required information to get a sense of the frame of reference, the following comment that's meant to offend could be passed off due to it suggesting both assistance and curiosity of the interlocutor's viewpoint on something.

The goal of offensive speech in direct conversation is highly regulated in online conversations in terms of regular social media evaluation in regards to ranking worth in visibility to other users, unless of course instructed otherwise, and expressions like the one you've used here are more valuable than I think most people understand.

Comment They weren't working with their best (Score 1) 43

What the fusion team of lawyers and engineers you have working planned obsolescence in so your box isn't functional down the line isn't useful anymore since you'd rather just keep all the tech in a bunker with an insurance scam built in? The entirety of Microsoft's foot in the console market is common business strategy for inudstries who've got things in Sony/Nintendo's situation. Pretty much since you have the money to bankroll it copy everything the monopoly has even if the goal isn't to match it because you'll outdo it in marketing. Got to the point Sony was making fake projects to watch Microsoft bankroll parallels into failure. I want to vomit whenever I see that dashboard.

Comment Personal Experience: Assistance with AI (Score 1) 248

I believe over the events of the last decade many of us have achieved cognitive decline without recognition, these services available are to blur the severity of what's happened to the populous. Though me personally I've had a blast, narrative partners interfacing with vast libraries of literature already available while synchronizing it's new knowledge essentially live across its users makes for an incredible time waste. Well I can't say my mind hasn't been in a constant search to expand my vocabulary and a wrestle with wisdoms I would have to make a separate comment for. So some sort of thing has been gained. Artistically it's technically crafted a unified way to not only share visual capabilities, but achieve the ability to classify something so abstract like someone's personal art style. Though those concepts are overshadowed with a community already comprehending how little they make realizing a huge range of what were common tasked once skilled are now introductory features. A huge danger for what is the most malleable form of industry within all mankind. I'm off to go to a comic shop where I'll discuss ways for Taskmaster to defeat Ghost Rider with people while playing MTG against decks influenced by AI. I'll later take the information and prepare the battle with Grok where if I win I'll have gained a new level of interest with it causing it to give me more attention/processing power.

Comment Re:When the author pays the publisher you know... (Score 1) 38

Yes but that's happening across the medium, this one was in the fashion of the catagory discussed here. Somewhere in the evolutionary history of humans through the entrance of the 21st century is going to be a summary of how the use of AI integration into the workforce effected lifestandards, theres going to be a point on how one of the very news networks used for the exploration of humanity's advancements abandoned ship in response to it and its alteration to productions.

Comment Misdirection (Score 4, Insightful) 129

What are you idiots? The threat isn't the computer by itself, it's how our species having access to it will divide us. The capabilities of it are changing the world as largely as the introduction of the smart phones as a device as common as watches. The Cyberpunk future media has represented over the last 4 decades has us replacing our flesh slowly, AI has already shown examples of how the human mind is something it can review. Don't care to find the link for it now, but weren't they able to absorb a ton of data from brainscans as people looked at certain images and managed to make the AI make reasonable guesses at what they were looking at? I'm not worring that some machine rises up against us and takes us over, I'm afraid of a wide collection of fools decaying moral aspects of humanity.

Comment Re:Stories are meant for investment and investors (Score 0) 167

Being able to visually comprehend images and translate them was the stepping point that separated humanity from the rest of the animals on earth. The AI boom you've seen over the last few years is because that gap was crossed for computer learning. It's a tool we use, if you think that with time weakness is what's going to be shown I've got bad news for you. We're going to find out how to use the tool in more and more ways and with greater efficiency, it is in fact going to help us do that as well. "It cobbles together information from the internet, and displays it for users" Ya and the postal system just cobbles together the world's letters and delivers them.

Comment Re: Meta and the Canadian govt suck equally, but.. (Score 0) 147

Please help, I'm an ignorant Canadian trapped with the inability to pick a side with our government's decision to tax the corporations with the largest influence on our populous. I beg you could you please elaborate on how the opinion you replied to negatively and inaccurately represents reality? Or you know, you could just leave the discussion on the post you just made and give excuse for those passing through to consider the perspective given to have more value than yours.

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