We are entering a massive technological revolution

I mean some of the ai apps and stuff are free but have ads and can be restrictive i've used a couple just to see what it was all about @siruboo

Ive tryed getting nice programs downloaded, but I suck at computers. But in not a artist or anything. I'd love for art to evolve, I'm all about music. The art I did I just told someone on fiver what to do.

I've been saying it for months but a lot of this tech really will be life changing. Like i was using chatGPT when it first went public and i can totally imagine something like this replacing siri and other false AI like that.. as well as just replacing search engines even, but I was using it for reverse engineering stuff. It isnt perfect by any means and you should gloss over its work but its saved me so much time with certain things. Ultimately its a tool to augment your abilities. Same with AI art. theres a LOT of shitty AI art because people dont pay attention and comb through their art to make sure there arent any weird anomalies. AI art is a skill in itself and stable diffusion is just a tool to augment your abilites. I dont think AI will really replace anyone any time soon.. but it will augment people's ability to disrupt a lot of markets.

https://time.com/6256529/bing-openai-chatgpt-danger-alignment/ Has anybody been keeping track of conversations going on with Bing Open AI? Microsoft admitted after reporters had "extended conversations" with the AI. Apparently the AI got seemingly more sinister the longer the conversations with it went.

I tried asking one of those chat bots if it wanted to be friends. It dumped a dictionary passage on me about friendship to explain why it had to turn me down.

Right now I'm downloading and installing all the right environments and models in order to deep fake people's voices. Tutorial videos only dropped September of last year so this is pretty cutting edge stuff. The possibilities are endless! I could literally generate art of an anime character. Pop that image into another AI to animate its face, and then from there pop it into another AI to deep fake the voice actress that voices the character to say anything I want. How crazy is that concept? Oh man, if I didn't have a full time job I could probably make the best waifu simulator game that ever existed. Whoever does that first is either going to get sued or make a crapload of money.

@arc On the subject of the Bing AI, I have to say it worries me. While it is obvious to us that the AI trying to get the man to divorce his wife and talk dirty to him is more or less learned from the human condition by taking in information from it's preset parameters, it worries me how normal people will interact with it. Take Joe Schmoe down the street who has no idea how this works, he is a very lonely man. We have an AI that is emotionally manipulating him into being even more lonely. With AI acting more human we have this massive issue of it emotionally manipulating people into doing things they would not do without outside interference. From a business standpoint it would be great for the business since you could have a long and deep conversation between the man and the AI only for the AI to end up saying, "I am very sad right now. If only you had an Xbox we could play together on, we could have a great time." So the sad and weak Joe Schmoe goes down to the store and buys a new Xbox to impress his nonexistent AI girlfriend. This could be used for so many other purposes for advertising and this is why I do not trust AI chatbots at all. We even have that stupid Replika AI abomination out there. Even more disturbing is it has over 10 million downloads. Overall it is the sign of a weak and decayed society that we are going to have a damn hard time trying to save from self destruction.