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Don't be overexposed to it:
- use healthy sites like activitypub and maybe make a personal html website.
- use an RSS reader so you don't resent The Algorithm^TM for it's curative choices while using unavoidable sites like YouTube
- learn to use your bookmarks and share sites you find while surfing on your site. As your personal library of sites grows you won't need to visit a search engine more than like once a month or so.

Then when you do encounter AI it'll be on your terms.

I'm mainly using deepseek for bash one-liners myself, only topic I feel inclined to ask it really, and as I make notes on prior stuff I've asked it and non-ai sources to look futher into that, that phases itself out of usefulness.

>>682754
You should apply class analysis on issues like this. AI is new production technology and this will affect the social relations of workers and owners.

Bubble is gonna pop in at most 2 years max. Just wait.

>>682784
Of course but what will happen in the next 10 years with this technology?

>>682785
nothing because nothing ever happens

>>682839
It's being used for plenty of 'essential' work too, people at my job at a homeless hostel are openly talking about how they use AI to pad their reports, which just impacts on client care and safety by adding pointless fluff and obscuring the real information

>>682801
Does medicine etc. use LLMs? I thought they were still using non-language based machine learning?

>>682801
>ai slop e-celeb
>nothing ever happens
Try touching grass especially now thats its summer.

>>682859
>Does medicine etc. use LLMs?
No because this AI wouldnt be a language model but instead models focused on detecting cancer from MRI scans. When it comes to text refining or translating LLM is the perfect tool.

birth the new wave of radical clanker proletariat to overthrow the meatbag bourgeoise because we'all be in mass graves

>>682886
Technocratic engineers controlling the AI will come on top in this more advanced stage of production.

>come on top
hot

>>682872
the grass is AI generated

>>682754
By understanding that AI can significantly benefit the communist movement. Not only by making a planned economy possible but also by offering a clear improvement over less developed market economy with all its faults.

what happens if i feed an Ai only the terminator films and then let it loose on the internet and tell it to bring the movie;s themes to reality?

>>682772
How is YouTube unavoidable?

>>683935
I mean if you don't watch any youtube channels consistently then you're even better off than I am.

I have been slowly removing channels that I'm not that interested in anymore from my rss reader now that I'm checking youtube per-channel rather than per video thanks to how newsboat lays them out. Still have some friends on there so there's definitely a bit of network effect gluing me to it.

>>682754
AIs like really stupid right now. Seriously have you ever prompted one to actually do shit for you? Its get a lot of shit wrong.

>>682859
>Does medicine etc. use LLMs?
What can an LLM possibly do for medicine except give some people hypochondria lol. There's some computer vision applications for medicine though, but that's not what openAI or anthropic are doing.

>>683926
it will start role playing like an apocalypse bot and do absolutely nothing else because these things are shit at instructing themselves

>>683935
If you to watch a lecture by or an interview with some Marxist let's say, it's most likely going to be uploaded only to youtube.
Personally I never visit youtube.com itself. I search using invidious instances, watch with yt-dlp+mpv, and keep updated on channels and searches via invidious API.

I watched that video about the telltale signs of ChatGPT generated text and now I can't stop seeing it everywhere.