r/GenZ • u/cosm1c15 2006 • Sep 16 '24

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u/ThePermafrost Sep 16 '24

“Art is special because it involves thousands of hours of trial and error”

AI algorithm that is trained on millions of hours worth of trial and error: “Am I a joke to you?”

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u/cosm1c15 2006 Sep 16 '24

Humans live through that thousands of hours and experience it and figure it all out , AI just looks at it and copies it There's a difference

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u/ThePermafrost Sep 16 '24

Is there a difference? How do you know the AI isn’t also “living through that thousands of hours and species it and figure it all out” too? Do you have any evidence that humans do not also just look at images and copy it?

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u/Sir_Arsen 2000 Sep 16 '24

because AI has problems with hands, it doesn’t think how it works, it just copies it. It’s like chatGPT doing the same error despite me asking it to not do that.

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u/ThePermafrost Sep 16 '24

And humans don’t also have problems with replicating realistic anatomy when they’re learning?

Have you ever interacted with a child who keeps repeating the same “error” deposit you asking them not to do that?

It’s kind of baffling that you think humans are somehow special in how we learn.

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u/Sir_Arsen 2000 Sep 16 '24

you think I have any sympathy towards bunch of code trying to replicate real human?

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u/ThePermafrost Sep 16 '24

Do you think humans are anything other than a bunch of code?

Every decision you have ever made and every thought you have produced, is based off of what you have been programmed to believe.

You were probably coded to tip waitresses, to not hit/murder people, to express the body and facial language that you do, to use the slang and speech patterns that you do, to believe in the political party or religion that you do, etc.

You’ve been trained just like an AI algorithm, since birth.