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NEW: A prominent investor in OpenAI has been making strange posts that sound as though he may be going through what's being called "ChatGPT psychosis," in which AI affirms users' unbalanced thinking and leads them down a dark mental health rabbit hole futurism.com/openai-inves...
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Trump Urges Supporters To Move On From Societal Disdain For Pedophilia
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the vocals only for “wouldn’t it be nice” is haunting and beautiful best in th’ biz!!!!! youtu.be/FPN53PHDwe4?...
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Five people—three researchers and two test subjects—have just seen a color no human has ever seen before.
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Replying to @bencollins.bsky.social
You will never get a new, revolutionary, truly good sentence or work of art by seeking out the perfect middle of all known beliefs. It's why AI is flawed as a creative machine, and why governing to polls is futile. We want new, beautiful, surprising things, politically, artistically, and otherwise.
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I've had to talk in public about AI recently, for reasons I barely understand. I always ask, "raise your hand if you've read something funny created by AI?" No one does. That's because AI is inherently a mediocrity machine. It tries to find the middle of everything. It might be fine but never good.
it's very similar to the process in Hollywood of making "data-driven" programming choices - ultimately good political messaging and hit movies are both an unknowable and unquantifiable commodity and the best process we've ever developed for getting it is "let smart, experienced people try stuff"
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Great short 2023 essay by @harikunzru.bsky.social tracing the dots between tech-libertarian and market-extremist plans to escape the state and exit democracy, touching on his own past at Wired and Mute Mag and how they dealt with "The Californian Ideology" back in 1995: harpers.org/archive/2023...
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