Have you found any amazing uses for AI?

well, the only way to find out would be to upload a photo of your’s.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Feel free

Anyone know what the deal is between Intel and NVidia? Does one have too much money at hand and plans to own the other? Investing $5 Billion in Intel Stock is no small matter!

Can any one use a friend?

No. I am still searching for any amazing use.

I’ve found major amazing misuse.

Now one can’t keep a job unless… !!!

Once again it is AMAZING that one MUST opt out. Geez!

LinkedIn will use your data to train AI – how to opt out | Proton

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TBH, the outrageous ****** shared on linkedin is the perfect input to make AI fail. Let it be used as training data :rofl:

But not in my backyard!

A harmful question: what kind of music does Axa* listens to?

I used my real name + last name and used as input to several AIs:

  • Copilot hallucinated a link to a band in Poland
  • ChatGPT hallucinated by linking me to a musician in Mexico
  • Grok used data from linkedin, facebook, my (allegedly) deleted twitter user account and other websites, and gave a scarily accurate answer based on real data. Privacy of individuals is not a concern here. Allegedly, the data of facebook and linkedin is only available to other social media users that I like to share data with, not with the world.
  • Claude AI said: sorry the guy does not appear to be a widely known person, so I won’t tell you anything. Good boy!

Tilly has Hollywood shitting bricks!

Already Rule 34’d!

So far, the background in the videos is blurry/out of focus.

Also, quite funny that the AI product comes with an insane amount of makeup.

It’s 75 years since Alan Turing came up with the Turing test - which tests a machine’s capability of exhibiting equivalent behaviour to that of a human.

The first time a computer succeeded was in 2014.

I expect now, thanks to social media, esp Tiktok, most pocket calculators are cleverer than the average human.

FTFY

Has anyone downloaded the Comet browser from Perplexity? I’m wondering:
Do you like it or find it useful?
How do you use it differently from a “regular” browser like Chrome?

Thanks!

IMHO, think one is being used as a training ground with such a setup. And not just the user but also the rig. I.e. AI is power hungry. Make sure you have a fast CPU and lots of mem.. I Switched to Perplexity’s AI Comet Browser for a Week. Is It the Future or Just Hype?

IMO go with an AI search engine that promises privacy like this one Lumo: Privacy-first AI assistant where chats stay confidential
Also I would refrain from browser integration. But it’s up to you. Would also not use it for online banking and other private stuff

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Thanks for the links. I was surprised to receive the invitation, as I’m not a registered user and I don’t use Perplexity all that often. I’m not sure how an AI browser would really “help” me. Your phrasing of being used as a training ground gives food for thought, but I suppose we’re all just data points being analyzed/monetized these days, regardless of whatever browsers or apps we use.

I like Brave personally.

LibreWolf is also a good possibility https://librewolf.net/

Whichever browser is chosen, tracking protection capability can be tested here.

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Well that’s eye-opening. I have good protection against tracking but a relatively unique fingerprint. I had no idea that “boring” customizations within a browser such as font size, zoom, dark mode vs not, etc. were tracked by sites much less used to create a fingerprint!

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