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My position is that ai could be a useful tool, but given the context, it's more likely to be a tool of enslavement, environmental destruction, poverty and oppression.

Yep, and there is one more point to be added to this list.

That point being the theft of intellectual property.

Ai, like ChatGPT ...

Generally I think that any AI-generated content is inferior to human-generated content

"Inferior content" yes, as I pointed out in the example I gave about the Ai explanation of " Landscape with the Fall of Icarus" compared to the human one.

And people are in fact complaining about the overuse ...

Ai is fantastic.

But ....... it depends on how you use it.

Eg: I asked ChatGPT the following

What i the main point of article.
Does it mention that cannabis is more potent today than 50 years ago

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK425767/

ChatGPT's response.
Main Point of the Article
The ...

This could also go in a thread on the far right in Australia.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/the-tiny-town-with-a-big-problem-a-serial-pest-who-targets-women-20240909-p5k8yd.html



The funniest thing about Thaler is: He only got 5 votes!

Of course in total he got more, but hear me out ...

These are interesting alternatives.
I feel like I could build one of them in the backyard... maybe.

The survey question relating to cultural/ethnic origins mentions Aboriginal or Torres Straight Islanders. Which Australians were you hoping to be mentioned?


The Australian Bureau of Statistics includes 'Australian', as well as all the other nationalities and ethnic groups mentioned, in their ...

Saw a post on Twitter, mentioning a new political party.

https://x.com/theMuslimVoteAu

https://themuslimvote.com.au/

I found their survey interesting ( https://t.co/CaGEQwQ25k )

Both the video and the survey, do not mention the Australian people.

The survey mentions the following ...

The cheapest electric cars in China can be bought for about $6,000 Australian dollars.

https://benteng.faw.cn/calculator?seriesId=47

Don't know if they'd pass an Australian crash test though.

But if they were allowed into the country, electric car sales might very well skyrocket.

stylofone wrote: ↑Sun Feb 23, 2025 8:47 am It's very dissonant

Stewart Lee did a skit on this topic.

Just saying a polite hello before posting anything here.