Mojo Request I'm not trying to depress you, it's just that if you're still thinking of AI as "glorified Google search", then you're really not keeping up with this

[Peen Simmons]

Oh don't get me wrong, I'm loving it. The engineer in me is fascinated. But also horrified. People are curing their dogs cancer with custom made mRNA vaccines designed using Chat GPT (I'm not making this up). But one nutter is all it takes and it's 12 Monkeys time.

An Australian tech entrepreneur used AI to help create the first-ever bespoke cancer vaccine for a dog to treat his beloved pet Rosie | Fortune

"I went to ChatGPT and came up with a plan on how to do this."

fortune.com

We should use ChatGPT to make ourselves into undying vampires. Or Batmans. And we should cure @baimun with it.

 

[pmc100]

We should use ChatGPT to make ourselves into undying vampires. Or Batmans. And we should cure @baimun with it.

Identified the 'one nutter'

 

[Peen Simmons]

Identified the 'one nutter'

My plan is cool. You plan is just dog cancer nonsense. Maybe dogs want cancer. Maybe they long to escape their enslavement. Maybe they don’t wanna wear cute widdle outfits and listen to baby talk or hang out with that one weird hot tub teacher guy.

 

[jp_nyc]

Facebook won’t let me embed it, but I saw a hilarious video by an exercise influencer showing how someone downloads her videos, replaces the face with AI, makes the boobs gigantic, and reposts them as their own.

 

[smurfco]

Facebook won’t let me embed it, but I saw a hilarious video by an exercise influencer showing how someone downloads her videos, replaces the face with AI, makes the boobs gigantic, and reposts them as their own.

that's disgusting! where?

 

[jrockbridge]

We should use ChatGPT to make ourselves into undying vampires. Or Batmans. And we should cure @baimun with it.

Poor @baimun. All those experiments….

 

[shoeless]

 

[TomcatMF]

I read part of the first artice, but I read all of the 2nd one. I've been using AI in my line of work and I have noticed the rapid improvements. I no longer have to spend weeks writing code to develop a new application, I can tell AI what I want and it will make it for me in minutes. On the one hand it has made me a more effective and productive engineer, but I wonder how long it will be before my job is obsolete? I think it's just a matter of time. That said, I'm not far off from retiring if my current financial path holds for a few more years, so maybe I will walk away at that time with a nice golden parachute.