@waldorfffff.bsky.social
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Every review of AI is like: This isn’t very useful and it makes it harder to do simple tasks than if I just did it myself. Riddled with errors. Can’t see anyone using this. I feel stupider having tried this. That said I believe it will soon make human cognition redundant and eradicate us all.
February 6, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Every review of AI is like: This isn’t very useful and it makes it harder to do simple tasks than if I just did it myself. Riddled with errors. Can’t see anyone using this. I feel stupider having tried this. That said I believe it will soon make human cognition redundant and eradicate us all.
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Mood, 2 weeks into 2025
January 16, 2025 at 7:47 PM
Mood, 2 weeks into 2025
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everyone i've ever thought was a cool or interesting artist in their own right liked david lynch
January 16, 2025 at 6:23 PM
everyone i've ever thought was a cool or interesting artist in their own right liked david lynch
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these days tech is big business. seems like everywhere you look there's a new website, computer program, or tech gizmo
January 8, 2025 at 3:11 AM
these days tech is big business. seems like everywhere you look there's a new website, computer program, or tech gizmo
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That a dude with a couple cameras and a plate of appetizers can make something worth $82.5 million and a media company looks at that and goes "couldn't we make even more money if we had AI do it?" tells you exactly how stupid these people are
The $82.5 million sale of "Hot Ones" studio First We Feast is part of a broader strategy at BuzzFeed to shift away from human editors, writers and content producers in favor of artificial intelligence, which result in "high-margin, tech-enabled revenue lines."
BuzzFeed sells "Hot Ones" studio for $82.5 million as it pursues more AI-driven content
The company said the sale will allow it to depend less on human-created content in favor of "high-margin, tech-enabled revenue lines."
thedesk.net
December 13, 2024 at 1:31 PM
That a dude with a couple cameras and a plate of appetizers can make something worth $82.5 million and a media company looks at that and goes "couldn't we make even more money if we had AI do it?" tells you exactly how stupid these people are