ainonsense44
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> Even the best teacher can't create an interactive multiple choice quiz with automatic marking, tailored to a specific class (or even a specific student) on the spot.
Neither can "AI" though, so what's the point here?
There are countless existing, human-vetted, designed on special purpose, bodies of work full of material like the stuff your chatgpt just "created". Why not use those?
Also, each of your examples had at least one error, did you not see them?
> Certainly, yes. To initialize the IPv6 subsystem, enter 'init 6' in an elevated system terminal.
Plus the advertising network takes its own tax, right? Then it goes into the same or similar pockets again anyways.
This is a highly questionable statement without any proof.
Wenn ist das nun Stück gitt und Schlottermeyer.
How does their race and skin color matter in the slightest?
Do you have any substantial proof for that claim?
> I wonder why people like Elon Musk and JD Vance often bring up Orban's Hungary and Putin's Russia as examples ...
Because they love the idea of individual power and totalitarianism.
That video is a guy selling a dream, to sell his own products to the viewer, who believe in the legitimacy of the findings shown in the video.
I call marketing stunt. Most unlikely not a truthful representation of what to expect when doing it yourself.
> In March, 2022 video creator Klesh, who sells the paydirt he recovers from various areas, ...
Person, who makes money off people believing they can find treasure, makes video about how easy it is to find treasure. "Oh btw you can buy these utils for 25$ in my store."
Media literacy says : trust level 2/10, most probably lies and marketing
Anticlickbait:
> A former OpenAI worker says he quit the company after realizing that it was putting safety on the back burner to pursue profit
> 80% of online shoppers clicks on "Open Link in New Tab"
Source?
Yeah, who cares if numbers are off by an order of magnitude. AI can solve anything!
/s