Oh I don’t think it’s doomed from the start. Like you said, it would be an arm’s race even if you just kept changing the phrase. I’m just saying this method sounds trivial to avert once they found out what the phrase is. It would probably do damage until they did. I just don’t think it would destroy it.
Oh believe me, I’m aware. I know exactly who goes to CES. The booth babes are there for a reason too.
And the guy was really obviously trying to keep a straight face while doing what he was told and praising it.
I’m much more worried about that with what OpenAI is doing with voices, which this thing isn’t even close to. And I can’t see anyone finding an intimate, emotional connection with that robot like the creators seem to think they will.
I don’t know, the company was smart enough to realize that putting zombie legs on the robot was a bad idea, so they might not have added the vagina option yet.
She even flips her hair. In a really stupid and slow way.
And then there’s the ludicrously massive breasts…
Hence my being slightly less worried. But only slightly.
And of course it’s a white, blonde lady.
I’m not a coder, but I would think it would be trivial to code an AI to look for that string and ignore anything beyond it for training.
Claiming I was suggesting intelligent design when I obviously wasn’t is a pretty dickish thing to say, so…
The bear can just use him as a chew toy.
They’re cuddly!
More like urinal cake.
Wouldn’t it be trivial to code the AI to look for such a warning?
Floating nuclear power plants would be safer in disasters than ones on land if anything. We literally use water to block the radiation since it’s so effective at it.
I see. Two questions:
As a psychic yourself, I’m hoping you can answer 2b.
No one is suggesting intelligent design. On this planet we use what is known as “colloquialisms” in a non-professional setting. I hope your world learns them someday.
It’s German, so probably not.
I was massively downvoted elsewhere on Lemmy for suggesting that maybe joking about a suicide victim on the day of their suicide is not something that would be helpful for another suicidal person to see. But you know, fuck me for suggesting people have some thought for other people.
Squid is a man, although my wife knows pretty much everything you can possibly know about knitting and other fibre crafts. She doesn’t just knit, she spins and dies her own yarn. She has multiple spinning wheels. We used to have a loom, but it was massive, so I finally convinced her to get rid of it for space reasons.
Also, by an odd coincidence, my grandparents ran a knitwear factory in London in the 1940s and neither of them even went to university.