I created an AI version of my mom. What it told me freaked me out.
I created an AI version of my mom. What it told me freaked me out.
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Couldnt be arsed to read it but it sounds chapo mindset
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wot if ur mum was a computer
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@dril
age 0 (baby): I want my Dada .
age 25 (Millennial): I want my Data
Do you see how fucked this is?-
Spot wants Data!
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It's all computer wow
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I did the same, here's what she said:
"BUY BITCOIN AT CHEAP PRICE, IS GOOD DEAL, VERY GOOD VERY NICE, MMMM YES?"
so touching
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Miss you mom…
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Whatever happened to people asking their parents to record a few messages so they can hear their voice after they've died, or maybe asking for a lock of hair. Our culture is so terrified to talk about or acknowledge death.
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No, I need a homunculus of my mom to tell me I'm a good boy.
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Something like this will distort your memories of your parent.
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Every member of the family unit must conform with their roles as God intended. If they don't in life they will in death
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AI is breaking people's brains I swear. Nothing about this article is healthy.
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The author is such a fucking loser. Jesus christ.
LoCascio got the idea from his previous startup, LivePerson, where he spent 22 years building webchat systems to provide customers of companies like Delta and Citibank with real-time, interactive assistance online.
This guy should be fed into a wood chipper.
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I created a fortune cookie version of my mum, and it sounds identical to this, but it least it had a delicious cookie wrapped around the incredibly generic advice.
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Did they ever consider not doing that?
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Creating an AI version of Ray William Johnson now. It's only appropriate
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Oh look, the torment nexus.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xg29TuWo0Yo
Live forever as you are now.
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i love my wife
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I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
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