OpenAI (ChatGPT)

To clarify, I did not make the above comment about myself. I was quoting a response from AI. Since Mister scotch brough this up, I decided to ask Microsoft Copilot if an ex-wife is similar to AI. The response:

"They can feel similar in a few tongue‑in‑cheek ways but only as a playful comparison, not a literal one. For example:
  • Both can surprise you. An ex‑partner may react in ways you didn’t expect. An AI can also give answers that catch you off guard.
  • Both require clear communication. If you’re vague, both an AI and a former spouse might interpret things in ways you didn’t intend.
  • Neither can read your mind. Despite popular belief, neither humans nor AI magically know what you mean unless you say it.
But here’s the key difference: An ex‑wife is a human being with emotions, history and complexity. An AI – including me – is a tool designed to help, inform and sometimes entertain. I don’t have feelings, grudges or personal stakes. I just respond to what you give me."
 
This story says ChatGPT handled "granular details." Of course I had to ask Microsft Copilot to define "granular details" – and after reading the reply, I still don't really understand what they are: "Granular details are the smallest components of data or information that can be analyzed independently. They allow for a comprehensive view of a topic, enabling analysts and decision-makers to explore intricate patterns and relationships. In various fields, such as data analysis, marketing and project management, granular details are crucial for making informed decisions and developing effective strategies."

www.newsweek.com

How a Florida man used ChatGPT to sell his home for $100k more

A Florida CEO used ChatGPT to sell his home for $100K over asking, joining millions using AI to solve real financial problems.
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Channel98 said:
This story says ChatGPT handled "granular details." Of course I had to ask Microsft Copilot to define "granular details"
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It's no different than saying "small" or "fine". A granule is the smallest form of something. They're just trying to sound more intelligent.
 
Hahahahah. I love Asmongold. He's more or less my new Stern minus the sluts. He is very blunt and not afraid to get suspended from Twitch or YouTube.

 
This is how Facebook (or Meta) is trying to make us like AI. In these random posts that show up on my feed, some AI "assistant" (don't know which one) inserts sample questions into the stories; as if to say "here's an example of the kinds of things you can ask the AI tool".

As you can see, it's an invaluable tool. I don't know how we ever lived without it.

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"Why is Stewart Copeland playing drums?" My guess is because he's a drummer. :rolleyes:

Bald eagles Jackie and Shadow are local celebrities. Two full-time video cameras show their nest in the San Bernardino Mountains near Big Bear Lake. Their eaglets (now named Sandy and Luna) were born on April 4-5. A May 2 Los Angeles Times story reveals that many of the pictures and videos of the eagles are fake, created with AI.

www.latimes.com

Bald eagle 'massaging' its mate? AI deepfakes collide with the laws of the wild

AI wildlife deepfakes are flooding social media, even targeting celebrity eagles Jackie and Shadow. Experts warn the “AI slop" poses real-world danger for animals and people.
www.latimes.com www.latimes.com
 
Government officials became suspicious when the AI chatbot kept repeating "Turn your head and cough" and "Take two aspirin and call me in the morning" and asking "Why do you hate your mother?"

www.cbsnews.com

Pennsylvania suing Character AI, claiming chatbot posed as a medical professional

A Character AI chatbot falsely claimed to be a licensed psychiatrist in Pennsylvania and provided an invalid license number, the state alleged.
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scotchandcigar said:
This is how Facebook (or Meta) is trying to make us like AI. In these random posts that show up on my feed, some AI "assistant" (don't know which one) inserts sample questions into the stories; as if to say "here's an example of the kinds of things you can ask the AI tool".

As you can see, it's an invaluable tool. I don't know how we ever lived without it.

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I see SO MANY of these stupid AI questions.

I looked but couldn't find it, but a while ago I posted a screenshot in the Adam Ezra fan group where the post was something about a song he wrote for his daughter, and the AI question below was something like "How did Adam Ezra have a daughter?" I mean, is Meta AI about to give me the birds and bees talk?
 
Among the charges are that ChatGPT presents a "great danger of addiction, cognitive decline, suicide, violence and related harms." Indeed. Wikipedia has a "Deaths linked to chatbots" page.

www.nbcnews.com

Florida sues OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, accusing them of putting profit over safety

Florida seeks to hold Altman personally liable, accusing OpenAI of marketing ChatGPT as safe while concealing that it could drive users toward harm.
www.nbcnews.com www.nbcnews.com
 
Dag Kittlaus, Adam Cheyer and Tom Gruber founded Siri Inc. in 2007 and launched the Siri virtual assistant app for the iPhone in February 2010. In April 2010, Apple paid $200 million for the app. Since 2011, Siri has been an integrated feature of the iPhone. Shares of Apple closed today at 290.55, a drop of 10.99 (3.64%). I wonder who would win a battle between Siri and Lilypad from Toy Story 5.

www.theguardian.com

Apple debuts revamped ‘Siri AI’ and new child safety features for iPhones and iPads

At his final WWDC keynote, Tim Cook highlights AI-forward upgrade to the voice assistant to be widely released in fall
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

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