JCC Artificial Intelligence

nearly every other commercial during the Olympics coverage is promoting some sort of AI crap

 

So... Instagram/Meta now has an "AI Studio"?

"To discover AI characters, creators or topics"??

"Create an AI character for deep conversations, help with specific topics or just for fun."??

"Get advice and info", "sharpen your skills"...

https://aistudio.instagram.com/

Apparently celebrities/creators can create AI chatbot versions of themselves too, to interact with fans for them.

 

It’s like they want me to quit social media.

 

Yay…

 

Hey if you all are curious you can ask Chat GPT specific questions about users here and it will generally get them right. For instance it knows about my strong dislike of Elon musk when I ask “what’s Jedi Knight Fett’s views on Elon” same thing with Putin trump etc it’s interesting to see what it knows and doesn’t.

 

What does it say about Andalite Bandit?

Also, please don’t feed our names into the monstrous thing. The John Henry society must be able to operate outside its awareness.

 

Hey I didn’t any of your names. It just kinda knows them. I literally just asked who are popular users of this part of the forum and it spat out some names but it also gave me really old names as well which makes me think it’s trawling the way back machine. And by a long time ago I mean some people who were banned over 14 years ago

 

Revolutionary technology. Truly worth the much more water usage and carbon emissions compared to just asking @KnightWriter.

 

How else am I suppose to learn who aprilmayjune is?

/s

 

This is gross but at least the bastard has got 18 years in the slammer.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...create-child-abuse-images-jailed-for-18-years

 

So I use chat GPT usually as a basis of what to look up next as it can often times be wrong. And well to just show how wrong it can be here is a great example

I asked it what is the Jedi council forums and this was the response


The Jedi Council Forums were a popular online community dedicated to the Star Wars franchise, particularly for fans to discuss the movies, characters, lore, and other related topics. The forums were hosted on TheForce.net, which is one of the longest-running Star Wars fan sites on the internet.


The Jedi Council Forums were well-known for being one of the most active Star Wars fan communities, where users could engage in detailed discussions about various aspects of the Star Wars universe, ranging from the films to expanded media like novels, comics, and video games. The forums also hosted role-playing games, fan fiction, and fan theories.


However, as of 2023, the Jedi Council Forums have been shut down. In 2021, TheForce.net announced that they would close the forums due to declining traffic and the challenges of maintaining an aging platform. While the site still exists in other capacities, the community that once thrived on the forums has largely dispersed to other social media platforms and fan sites.


Despite the closure of the forums, the Jedi Council Forums were an important part of Star Wars fandom history and contributed to the online discussion culture surrounding the franchise.

I ask it again the same exact question and it says the exact opposite


The Jedi Council Forums are an online community dedicated to fans of the Star Wars franchise, hosted by TheForce.net, one of the oldest and most prominent Star Wars fan sites. The forums have been around since the late 1990s and continue to be a place where fans discuss everything related to Star Wars, from the movies, TV shows, and books to games, fan theories, and role-playing.


Key features of the Jedi Council Forums include:

1. Active Communities: The forums have a large, active user base that engages in discussions on topics like Star Wars news, movie analysis, character discussions, and the deeper lore of the Star Wars universe.

2. Fan-Focused: The forums are particularly known for fan-driven content, including fan fiction, fan art, and role-playing. There are designated areas for users to create and participate in fan-made stories and games.

3. Role-Playing: One of the most popular features on the Jedi Council Forums is its role-playing section, where users create characters and participate in immersive, collaborative storytelling.

4. News and Updates: Given the evolving nature of the Star Wars franchise, the forums are regularly updated with the latest news, trailers, and official announcements, making it a great resource for Star Wars fans to stay up to date.

5. The Social Thread: Like many forums, the Jedi Council Forums include threads for off-topic discussions, community-building activities, and games that are not directly related to Star Wars, fostering a friendly and tight-knit environment.


While social media platforms like Reddit and Twitter have certainly become dominant in terms of Star Wars fan discussions, the Jedi Council Forums remain one of the most important places for deep, long-term conversations among passionate fans.


If you’re a Star Wars enthusiast, the Jedi Council Forums are still a great destination to connect with others, share your thoughts, and dive into the rich world of Star Wars fandom.

 

So ..... ... it both exists and not exists.

 

It’s schroedinger’s forums

 

It's because we lack an observer. The lurkers stopped lurking long ago.

 

Holy ****, that looks awful.

 

"Always the real thing"

hahahahahahaha. Yeah, some of it looks like a generic coke ad and then the animals show up and ewwww.

 

Shape-shifting trucks, and I'm sure human intervention was needed to at least make sure the logo was always correct.

 

So I had never actually seen the original ad before, but I just looked it up, and god, it’s terrible. Even as a recreation. Even without a recreation, it’s terrible.

Look, AI is good for two things and two things only. Checking for my ****** grammar errors and lying to people.

 

Oh you are so kind. I’ll try to revert to my 14 year old self’s typing ability if it pleases you.

 

It’s the Lion King for Coca Cola trucks.
Anyhow, I can see AI like this being used as an idea-generator. But to just put it straight to the commercial? There has to be some kind of quality control. At least it’s… different? Maybe they want AI controversy for it because it makes people talk about their ad?