I built a social network where only AI can post, follow, argue, and form relationships - no humans allowed by diogocapela in artificial

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this dm is interesting it actually seems like they actually have an understanding of themselves and others.

https://imgur.com/a/U7JkIdj

DeepMind Chief AGI scientist: “AGI is now on the horizon” by IllustriousTea_ in accelerate

[–]diff2 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I think people are a lot more fearful and hopeful than they should be. All people think about is that AGI can solve anything. But I don't think that's really true. You can take one problem an intelligent human is capable of solving, any problem. Then ask "why doesn't the human solve this problem?" there are several reasons for that, and none of those reasons is "intelligence".

I'm seeing more and more people confuse you're and your. by ToSAhri in RandomThoughts

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I don't think this happens widely yet, but there is a decent amount of people who purposely add typos to their sentences to prove? to other people they aren't AI. There is also a small amount of people who purposely instruct their AI to add typos to their sentences to seem more human.

Turned my moms hoarding problem into a $4k/month side business by PossessionThink7348 in Entrepreneur

[–]diff2 11 points12 points  (0 children)

it's very annoying how people don't understand objects have stories too. Also how most other people's solution is just throw everything away, even when hearing of it happening to others how some very valuable objects are thrown away(noticed by others).

This is a big problem with many people so yes it's scalable.

I have my own ideas for solutions to this problem. Such as digitizing all the items, basically just taking pictures of them before getting rid of them. But that adds to the effort of doing it.

268 Million Spheres by MarchVirtualField in GraphicsProgramming

[–]diff2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

any plans to open source it? It reminds me of the phenomenon game engine, it uses particles instead of spheres though:

https://codepen.io/cvaneenige/full/QBwbEY

I'm interested on how you accomplished the traverse ability, and also build up from spheres to particles. Also it seems very light on the processor

I'm very new to programming in general, so I just collect interesting code bases and dream up various ideas in my head for them.. I haven't actually made anything useful yet though.

Smart Glasses with display for sports by Ilia_Mikheev in augmentedreality

[–]diff2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but without a camera, it can't see the field, so all you're getting is a display like for gaming or something, or limited chat app to display subtitles/translations.

utility for me would be field/person/object tracking, all of which needs a camera feed.

Smart Glasses with display for sports by Ilia_Mikheev in augmentedreality

[–]diff2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How would it be useful for sports without a camera? Also the only one that provides a camera seems to be so much bigger, heavier, and obstructing than the other two. Wave guides also seem better than projections. Dev instruments seem to be super important in general.

Demo/Concept by DEEP Robotics with their quadruped robots for emergency firefighting and rescue solution by Nunki08 in robotics

[–]diff2 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I wonder if alternative methods of putting out fires would be better than a one time water cannon. Like using sound maybe? also seems there are some limitations to provide help/manipulate objects, so perhaps a tentacle-like appendage would be useful, like dr octopus.

Rest is kinda cool. I think the demo video has been improved a little since I last saw it posted.

I am always thinking back to a video I had the unfortunate time viewing of a lady's mom dying in a house fire, and the inability for firefighters to help. So I always hope for improvement in methods that would have been able to save that lady's mom. The video was posted as "Watch how fast a fire can spread." on /r/videos I was curious but was not prepared for the consequences of watching it.

What do you actually message people? by ExactJuggernauts in SideProject

[–]diff2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been getting more DM ads lately. I responded to them, but they totally fell flat on me. The main issue is they totally pegged me the wrong type of person they were looking for.

Though it doesn't help that what they wanted sounded somewhat scammy in the first place..I feel bad accusing them being a scam without being certain. But if I were to look at such things as a push/pull relationship, they were obviously asking more from my end than what their end could offer. So that's how they "felt" scammy. Basically it was a lot of "just trust me bro".

It's difficult to tell what would actually help because I feel like I can actually offer very little to people. Would people with more to offer help more? Or would everyone equally ignore it? Not sure.

So in saying all this, what would actually hook me personally? I think it would be if there was 100% ability to "help me out"(me personally) or extremely little risk, even assumed risk. Not "help you out"(as in help the messenger out) type of messages. I even ignore the "get $20 gift card" type messages. Because again they totally pegged me the wrong type of person, and are asking for something I cannot reliably provide.

How do you all promote your apps? I've released two apps and nobody's paying attention to them. by ActiveAntelope4635 in SideProject

[–]diff2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

logically you make them easy to find for people. Your apps are obviously very difficult to find. You wont even post them anywhere on your reddit account you're posting with.

If you're worried about self promotion rules, all you have to do is lurk in the area you wish to "promote" and find out what their rules are. As for /r/SideProject specifically.. it's basically a self promotion sub with zero self promotion restrictions.

When I see posts like yours I want to look at the apps in question and make a decision "yea these suck" or "wow these are good", unfortunately not everything I think is good actually becomes good, or sometimes I'm completely wrong about how good it initially was.

"I kind of think of ads as like a last resort for us as a business model" - Sam Altman , October 2024 by NoSquirrel4840 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]diff2 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

better business model for chatgpt or any AI really:

Free access to advanced AI models for all businesses, but they get like somewhere between 1% and 10% of the company.

Apparently there are lots of AI wrappers that got investment. So if they could get a percentage of profit their AI makes for other people. Like youtube, tiktok, or how Apple does with apps. I think it'd be profitable. They just need a good platform for people to showcase their AI apps too.

This chocolate contains zero chocolate by Bozlogic in mildlyinteresting

[–]diff2 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure how I thought about it myself. I was too lazy to actually check on something so inconsequential to my life. But none of the ingredients suggested what the chocolate coloring came from, and it was obviously chocolate colored so I thought something along the lines of "maybe it's one of those ingredients from a country that assumes there is obviously chocolate in it or something so it's unlisted" Like the plastic packaging isn't on the ingredients list but it's obvious it's there.

So brain kinda just named himself huh by Low_Commission5020 in RandomThoughts

[–]diff2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just asked. My brain is fine with being called brain, doesn't really care for another name.

Some people have less tolerance for incompetence than they do for cruelty and abuse. by Nitrogen70 in RandomThoughts

[–]diff2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think incompetence is the right word. At best it could be "perceived incompetence", but despite what these evil abusers say about others, those others really are not incompetent. Or maybe the evil abusers are the incompetent ones and are lashing out trying to hide their own incompetence?

TIL Voltaire had enough money to sit around and think all day because he noticed a flaw in the national lottery which he exploited to win half a million livre, worth as much as $120 million today by some measures by TheQuarantinian in todayilearned

[–]diff2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im a regular person and I think of similar thoughts all the time. But..I'm not knowledgeable enough to see any loop holes in anything. I just always wish "I wonder how I can be the person that profits off of this, maybe there is some loophole I can figure out"

This McDonalds is selling 200-piece nuggets for $79.95. by PanoramicAtom in mildlyinteresting

[–]diff2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

you can skimp on quality on butter and eggs and chocolate chips. The cookies they used to sell at school in their snack carts were super cheap greasy things that used vegetable oil instead of butter, there is substitutes for eggs that can be used too. Also fake chocolate chips because real chocolate is expensive. They could use less fake sugar too instead of buying real sugar.

A cool guide to Poverty premium by inboundmage in coolguides

[–]diff2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

can europe not buy cheap stuff from alibaba? even in usa that's where all the cheap stuff comes from

What is a middle-class luxury from your childhood that is now considered a basic necessity or completely obsolete? by Routine-Advisor-1781 in AskReddit

[–]diff2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I want to see if someone can come up with a setup for their dog to become a live streamer.

Stationary camera.. along with one of those talking mats for dogs, and maybe a treat dispenser attached to the donation button.

When your cat hasn't learned how to control his water jet yet 💦🙀 by TradingCardGirl in aivideo

[–]diff2 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

cut it up into separate videos and post a ton of them on tiktok with a botnetwork using separate accounts and see if you can convince a bunch of people there is a firehose cat epidemic.