I mean, I’m not sure I’d consider that as being ill-used, but rather hilarious.

I’d pay half the price for the subscription. I prefer paying a subscription fee to having ChatGPT be free and try to hawk products and services in its answers.

I had no idea the “Untitled” franchise was so popular.

I mean, it’s good at doing a lot of things.  But it is just a tool.  It is up to the person using it to determine whether it will be used for good or ill.

Another TedHead!  Awesome!  Love that show.  It was brief but shined bright.

If you use A.I. as a tool instead of a replacement, it can be very effective.

The fact that they still employ Jim Cramer tells me everything I need to know about CNBC.

If you are talking about Tron: Legacy, aside from the soundtrack and the spin-off, Tron: Uprising I’d agree.

At least it got us Tron: Uprising which was much better and closer to the spirit of the original.

To reiterate:

And I reiterate:

I’ve long been hoping for/dreading this.

An argument that falls flat as there is no emotion present in the creation of the end product, thus making it entirely different.

Art created by an AI using human-designed algorithms and human-curated datasets may evoke emotions and hold meaning for the viewer, regardless of whether the AI itself felt emotions during the creation process. Additionally, the use of human-designed algorithms and human-curated datasets is not inherently inferior…

While it is true that the process by which AI generates art may be different from the human process, it is important to note that the end result can be just as valid and meaningful as art created by humans. The use of AI in art is a growing field and has been proven to be appreciated as in the case of the Colorado…

Your comment is incorrect and misinformed. The idea that AI can recreate the processes of the human mind is not a new one and is a topic of ongoing research and discussion in the field of Artificial Intelligence. While it is true that current AI technology is not capable of fully replicating the complexity of the…

Yes, and he sure didn’t face any consequences for that point of view, did he?

I’m with you.  I mean, what will happen?  Will the internet be worse?  Difficult to imagine.

In think in our modern era, “government underreach” is the bigger problem.