I guess that would be the digital equivalent of my mother telling me....
That she'd never pay more than $2K for my $20K Sarpaneva šššš«
This is grokās take on my collection.
https://x.com/i/grok/share/8718672f0b8f4d9d98eaf05e6e7959d6
And hereās the roast. š (scroll down)
https://x.com/i/grok/share/d79414dd59684083b1da7c1de1ab10f5
It sounds just like ChatGTP
Do you suppose they compare notes? Or are actually the same behind the screens?
It really is scary what these gpt platforms can doā¦and this probably isnāt the full force of nastiness it can dish out.
I would find it more funny if I wasnāt actually defensive about the things it is sayingš³š¤£. But seriously, that line about being priced out of those indie examples is a strong line that cuts deep. How the heck does the algorithm do that?! I bet writers, co...
Great Now AI can be snarky, too
Actually sort of a parlor trick. The future doesn't charm me Something tells me that it won't have the creative genius and grace of a da Vinci or Vermeer... or Breguet and the world will be less interesting over time
I have zero interest in where this is going
And I'm grateful that I grew up and studied in an era when learning to read, write, think critically, and be self-sufficient was considered indispensable. All of that long-form work now delegated to an AI was core to developing the very "creativity" that ...
The flip side...
...if you think about the concept of the (somewhat mythological) 10x engineer, for example, and I wrote something about this on LinkedIn recently. Leveraging my virtual army of AI Girl Fridays, I have FAR more "power" now at my disposal than I ever did bo...
There's only so much capacity to consume this "production"
Eventually, people increasingly displaced by AI can't keep consuming at the rate that it accelerates production of products/services X,Y, and Z. A consumer economy can't infinitely consume even if AI can produce 10x of everything. At that point productivi...
I wonder whether kids will soon use these things to magnify their capacity for cruelty.
We already see stories about 11 and 12-year-olds using AI to make salacious videos to torment their classmates. And then legal authorities are at a loss to respond because the normally criminal images were made by little kids and technically aren't actual...
