Rikudou_Sage

Yep, he was full of absurd dissonance like that.

Yes. That’s exactly how we got the first image generating AIs - people took a huge amount of pictures and described in detail what’s in there. That’s how AI knows how to generate “a cat in a space suit standing on a moon” - there were a lot of pictures described “cat”, “space suit”, “standing”, “moon” etc. and the AI distilled the common part of each image matching the description.

And there are plenty use-cases to have a description of what’s on an image. For example for searching through images based on what’s in there.

Also animal rights? Guess who you can thank that for?

Well, some jobs are probably being replaced. Like, I can imagine someone being paid to describe in detail what’s in a picture and writing it down would be replaced pretty quickly.

But if the article means programmers, devops, sysadmins etc., then hell no, there’s no way the current iteration of AI can replace them and instead of spreading misinformation, the article authors should focus on real reasons the layoffs happen.

But that doesn’t bring as many interactions as doom news of companies replacing us with a smart text predict software, does it?

Just a reminder that there’s more non-native English speakers than native ones.

Stop naming Fedi software with shitty names, you’ll have more people.

Can you stop just creating communities and actually moderate them instead? Anyone can manage to make them and they sure as hell don’t need you to be the mod there when doing so.

Probably general network lags when the instance was overloaded. Lemmy seems to not handle that very well for now, be it in browser or in an app.