AsuhoChinami
AsuhoChinami t1_iubv3q8 wrote
Reply to comment by Desperate_Donut8582 in Experts: 90% of Online Content Will Be AI-Generated by 2026 by PrivateLudo
You're more than a little annoying. I am perfectly well-educated on the reality of the situation and do not find it at all boring. Don't assume that people have no idea what they're talking about just because they hold a different opinion from you.
AsuhoChinami t1_iubs7rg wrote
Reply to comment by Desperate_Donut8582 in Experts: 90% of Online Content Will Be AI-Generated by 2026 by PrivateLudo
Uh... I don't know what exactly you are implying, but I do know plenty of people who are well-informed.
AsuhoChinami t1_iubc643 wrote
Reply to comment by imlaggingsobad in Experts: 90% of Online Content Will Be AI-Generated by 2026 by PrivateLudo
I learned this a long, long time ago: don't bother arguing with people who aren't into technology about technology. Just... don't. The vast majority of people have very strong and utterly inflexible opinions on these subjects despite knowing nothing about them.
AsuhoChinami t1_iuba5di wrote
Hehe <3 Sounds fun... the rapid rate of progress is actually making me happy to be alive.
AsuhoChinami t1_itokk0n wrote
Reply to Given the exponential rate of improvement to prompt based image/video generation, in how many years do you think we'll see entire movies generated from a prompt? by yea_okay_dude
I vote 1 to 2 years, but 3 to 4 is also possible. Anything longer than that, absolutely not. Zero chance. Coherent videos up to a minute or two long have already been made. Perfecting the technique once proof-of-concept has been achieved is a simpler task than creating proof-of-concept in the first place. It's incredibly, incredibly sad that the people here are so ignorant that "In 10+ years" is the winning vote. This place truly has gone to hell, just as /futurology did years and years ago.
AsuhoChinami OP t1_itf6pp9 wrote
Reply to comment by AlwaysF3sh in I have a good feeling about 2023. by AsuhoChinami
I mean... if you've paid attention at all during 2022, it's pretty easy to extrapolate. Why all the downvotes when I'm really just saying what the majority of this sub has already been saying for the entire year?
AsuhoChinami OP t1_itetahw wrote
Reply to comment by arevealingrainbow in I have a good feeling about 2023. by AsuhoChinami
Partially, yeah. But it's also a logical continuation of 2022, where progress has sped up much moreso than ever before.
AsuhoChinami OP t1_iteqsr7 wrote
Reply to comment by stofenlez557 in I have a good feeling about 2023. by AsuhoChinami
N-no bully. (I don't really believe in astrology, it's just fun)
AsuhoChinami OP t1_iteqpu4 wrote
Reply to comment by YumericanPryde in I have a good feeling about 2023. by AsuhoChinami
My intuition is usually more about my personal life than global stuff. There was a strange feeling in the air a couple of months before my grandmother died, a month before my grandfather died, at the exact moment in 2008 a friend of mine was being mugged, the morning in 1997 where our dog died in the afternoon, once in 2004 I thought "Someone I know is dead" when the high school intercom turned on seconds before announcing the death of a classmate. So I trust my intuition that 2023 will be epic and cause a lot of seismic shifts.
Submitted by AsuhoChinami t3_yb4xjk in singularity
AsuhoChinami t1_it9ojzn wrote
Damn, it must be something if even ArgentStonecutter is excited.
AsuhoChinami t1_isdz6ld wrote
Reply to comment by breloomislaifu in ‘Near-limitless CRISPR therapies’: This drug delivery breakthrough helps gene editing technology infiltrate cells by Ezekiel_W
But... we are already testing CRISPR. I think the first human trials were 5 or 6 years ago.
AsuhoChinami t1_irss2lf wrote
Reply to comment by CleaverIam in Have we reached a technological plateau? by CleaverIam
Maybe later, but tbh I don't usually engage much with people I disagree with anymore since people usually have their minds made up beforehand.
AsuhoChinami t1_irsogqe wrote
Reply to comment by CleaverIam in Have we reached a technological plateau? by CleaverIam
Plenty of them. I'm not humoring you.
AsuhoChinami t1_irsb1kf wrote
Reply to comment by TheHamsterSandwich in Have we reached a technological plateau? by CleaverIam
More like this year. What a mind-bogglingly stupid thread.
AsuhoChinami t1_irb5hhk wrote
Reply to “Extrapolation of this model into the future leads to short AI timelines: ~75% chance of AGI by 2032” by Dr_Singularity
More like 100%, but it's good to see the timelines put forth by people in general shifting down.
AsuhoChinami t1_ir30pwr wrote
Reply to comment by dontpet in Research team achieves breakthrough in the production of an acclaimed cancer-treating drug by Shelfrock77
Why 25 years?
AsuhoChinami t1_iqtsuhr wrote
Reply to comment by Kaarssteun in What must be done for VR to go the way of the everyrday smartphone? by skylyfriend
I actually played Ruinsmagus. It's a great game but too hard for me, I couldn't beat the ninja boss who's the first real boss of the game. I'm glad the devs said they'll add difficulty options soon.
AsuhoChinami t1_iqt1j29 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Wanna Delay Aging? Get Castrated, Scientists Say by tensecondmark
There's plenty of 70+ year olds who have sex, around 53 percent in the 65-75 range and 39 percent in the 75-85 range.
AsuhoChinami t1_iqt0wxc wrote
Reply to comment by Kaarssteun in What must be done for VR to go the way of the everyrday smartphone? by skylyfriend
What game?
AsuhoChinami t1_iubw2u6 wrote
Reply to comment by Erickaltifire in Experts: 90% of Online Content Will Be AI-Generated by 2026 by PrivateLudo
I haven't, I was 3 in 1990