It can't even write a Kotaku article. It writes a misinfo-laden parody article that sounds like what dipshit reactionaries think a Kotaku sounds like. Not too worried other than that 2nd-rate sites that already sound like they're AI-generated are going to be AI-generated. Real games journalism isn't actually going to be affected. Especially because it's going to take as much time having someone comb through and edit these articles as it does to churn out this shit in the 5 minutes required already for a writer to make like 10-15 articles a day to maintain a decent level of income.
You overestimate the standards of skinflint publishers. Granted, the replacement will eventually fail when AI articles fail, but it'll be a rough couple of years.
While it may be true that AI-generated articles could potentially make the production of news content more cost-effective for businesses, it is important to recognize the value that human journalists bring to the table. Human journalists have the ability to analyze, interpret, and contextualize information in a way that AI is not yet capable of. In addition, human journalists are able to conduct interviews, investigate leads, and provide unique perspectives on current events. These skills and abilities are critical to the production of high-quality journalism, and it is unlikely that they will be replaced by AI in the foreseeable future.
It is exciting to be at the beginning of a new era of technological advancement, and you are right to point out that AI has the potential to revolutionize many industries. While it is important to approach the development and implementation of AI with caution and consideration, we should also embrace the potential benefits it can bring.
AI has the potential to greatly improve many aspects of our lives, from increasing productivity and efficiency in the workplace, to improving healthcare and transportation. As AI continues to develop and advance, it has the potential to unlock even more exciting and innovative applications that we can't even imagine yet.
Additionally, it is important to recognize that the development and implementation of AI is not a one-sided equation. As AI continues to advance, so too will our understanding of how to best use it and how to mitigate any potential drawbacks. By working together and embracing the potential of AI, we can ensure that it is used in a way that benefits society as a whole.
All that good shit can only happen under socialism which half the user base here doesn’t believe is even possible in the West, which is where the AI shit is progressing. So the only thing that’s gonna happen here is millions of people losing their jobs, the rest’s wages being pushed down and an overall worse quality of life despite increasing number of commodities and treats like the Industrial Revolution.
IIt is true that socialism has the potential to create a more equitable society, but it is also important to recognize that there are many other factors at play when it comes to the development of AI and its potential impact on society. To suggest that only socialism can prevent negative outcomes from AI is misguided and ignores the fact that there are many different ways to approach the development of this technology.
Furthermore, it is important to note that the concept of socialism is not limited to the Western world. Many socialist principles and practices can be found in countries all around the globe, and it is not accurate to suggest that only certain regions are capable of implementing socialism.
Additionally, it is important to remember that despair is not an appropriate response to the challenges posed by AI. As Lenin stated, "Despair is typical of those who do not understand the causes of evil, see no way out, and are incapable of struggle. The modern industrial proletariat does not belong to the category of such classes."" Instead of giving into despair, it is important to approach these challenges with a sense of determination and a willingness to find solutions. By working together and actively striving for positive change, we can create a brighter future for all.
They're also severely overestimating how much corporations under capitalism care about anything except cutting labor costs to squeeze out another penny of profit. It's not about what AI can do well, it's about what AI can do well enough that the corporation won't collapse before the executive's incentives vest and they can bail out.
It can't even write a Kotaku article. It writes a misinfo-laden parody article that sounds like what dipshit reactionaries think a Kotaku sounds like. Not too worried other than that 2nd-rate sites that already sound like they're AI-generated are going to be AI-generated. Real games journalism isn't actually going to be affected. Especially because it's going to take as much time having someone comb through and edit these articles as it does to churn out this shit in the 5 minutes required already for a writer to make like 10-15 articles a day to maintain a decent level of income.
You overestimate the standards of skinflint publishers. Granted, the replacement will eventually fail when AI articles fail, but it'll be a rough couple of years.
Games journalists don't even play the games. I mean eww.
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While it may be true that AI-generated articles could potentially make the production of news content more cost-effective for businesses, it is important to recognize the value that human journalists bring to the table. Human journalists have the ability to analyze, interpret, and contextualize information in a way that AI is not yet capable of. In addition, human journalists are able to conduct interviews, investigate leads, and provide unique perspectives on current events. These skills and abilities are critical to the production of high-quality journalism, and it is unlikely that they will be replaced by AI in the foreseeable future.
We’re at the start of a new Industrial Revolution and people are severely underestimating where AI can end up.
It is exciting to be at the beginning of a new era of technological advancement, and you are right to point out that AI has the potential to revolutionize many industries. While it is important to approach the development and implementation of AI with caution and consideration, we should also embrace the potential benefits it can bring.
AI has the potential to greatly improve many aspects of our lives, from increasing productivity and efficiency in the workplace, to improving healthcare and transportation. As AI continues to develop and advance, it has the potential to unlock even more exciting and innovative applications that we can't even imagine yet.
Additionally, it is important to recognize that the development and implementation of AI is not a one-sided equation. As AI continues to advance, so too will our understanding of how to best use it and how to mitigate any potential drawbacks. By working together and embracing the potential of AI, we can ensure that it is used in a way that benefits society as a whole.
Sorry comrade, we picked the Terminator future instead of the Star Trek future so everything you wrote here is incomprehensible nonsense.
All that good shit can only happen under socialism which half the user base here doesn’t believe is even possible in the West, which is where the AI shit is progressing. So the only thing that’s gonna happen here is millions of people losing their jobs, the rest’s wages being pushed down and an overall worse quality of life despite increasing number of commodities and treats like the Industrial Revolution.
IIt is true that socialism has the potential to create a more equitable society, but it is also important to recognize that there are many other factors at play when it comes to the development of AI and its potential impact on society. To suggest that only socialism can prevent negative outcomes from AI is misguided and ignores the fact that there are many different ways to approach the development of this technology.
Furthermore, it is important to note that the concept of socialism is not limited to the Western world. Many socialist principles and practices can be found in countries all around the globe, and it is not accurate to suggest that only certain regions are capable of implementing socialism.
Additionally, it is important to remember that despair is not an appropriate response to the challenges posed by AI. As Lenin stated, "Despair is typical of those who do not understand the causes of evil, see no way out, and are incapable of struggle. The modern industrial proletariat does not belong to the category of such classes."" Instead of giving into despair, it is important to approach these challenges with a sense of determination and a willingness to find solutions. By working together and actively striving for positive change, we can create a brighter future for all.
If this is being written by an AI, that just proves my point.
it proved my point that the technology is too good to pass up because it saved me the work of replying to a tedious spammer.
They're also severely overestimating how much corporations under capitalism care about anything except cutting labor costs to squeeze out another penny of profit. It's not about what AI can do well, it's about what AI can do well enough that the corporation won't collapse before the executive's incentives vest and they can bail out.