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From shadowboxing Parisians to chihuahuas fronting rap videos, the acceleration in generative AI capability is now impossible to miss on our feeds. This week, M…
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I think people play AI for a while and we will throw it out as a garbage. That's just a new toy for human being. And I guess the era internet already is getting to the end.
DONT trust it, do your research
No exactly new in a way,<br>Is the Blue Guitar Player a Picasso Painting?<br>I have a copy, painted myself.... Thing is on my wall, relax....
But the media said we HAVE to deal with it because the companies WANT it...😂
Cant trust these two tools that are perfect examples of "manufactured consent" lol.<br><br>Don't Trust, Verify.
I think it’s better than legacy media, which skews people’s thinking and ends up creating a mass of mentally deranged individuals. Media bias has become so extreme that I no longer watch the news. Instead, I ask an AI, and if I have any doubts, I cross-check the information using multiple models. It’s 1,000% more accurate and provides far more valuable information. I didn’t watch this particular news either. Just looking at the headline, I could tell it was the same tiresome, repetitive content.
The BBC is expecting the general public to pay for a licence fee to watch YouTube. 😂😂😂
The internet is dead. If we don't get rid of bots and set strict guardrails for agents, the internet will never resuscitate.
An easy answer is stop engaging in tik tok and engage in the actual community around you
back when interesting computer graphics were a rare and specialised art, they were impressive. now its overkill oerglut oversubscribed just becomee an entropy of mediocrity.
Jean Phil is my favorite. Crazy that the token ended up not being a rug. So who knows.
It's great that BBC is covering this It's great that the BBC is covering this, but I think you're missing a key detail about the tech behind it. The platform used isn't actually Higgsfield; it’s Seedance 2.5. This model natively restricts copyrighted content, but creators overcome this limitation by using depth mapping first, and then feeding that content into Seedance 2.5.<br>I would love to connect and talk more about this!
I think I need to leave the internet
AI is a lot more intelligent than the BBC!
Finally, i seen a rare case of BBC reporting about something that we complain always. I hope BBC will keep on doing this!
Oui madame
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