>>43829 No idea what happened with the link there https://archive.today/https://www.Webm or use redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=QHr48Sb2eHA

Speaking of the dead, a Meta employee leaked the Lazarus project, Tiffany Dover had a fake insta account with AI generated photos, and the FBI was using a stable diffusion years before it was released to public. The US government probably has digital avatar of you and me and everyone in the world, interesting times. >>43830 >No idea what happened with the link there /pol/ filter the links to avoid trackers and to disincentivize low effort spammers youtube dot com / watch?v=QHr48Sb2eHA

>>43851 >the FBI was using a stable diffusion years before it was released to public. one company i worked had some new contract with Goolag and i worked out of their offices for a while, everything they use internally is several months or years ahead of when they will release it publicly. you can bet that all that bot shit on social media was at chatgpt level several years ago, and now, they are even further ahead than what is being released currently. probably even worse with military/glownig type stuff

>>43941 I remember seeing screencaps on halfchan how some bots that ran on nvidia gpus were able to use operating system and be fully automated or something, basically entire desktop environment used by an bot

>>43829 This is fucking insane. This is as insane as them letting some random bitch pretend to be Trayvon Martin's girlfriend. >>43851 Yeah everyone should understand that DARPA developed AI tech is being slow dripped to the public. There was that one time biden's hand clipped over the microphones. I'm pretty sure AI is already capable of making whole movies with small amounts of prompting and guidance. >>43943 I doubt it. Why would an AI use a desktop environment when they have access to a terminal? DEs are for squishy humans who can't remember 100000 commands.

>>43829 >>43851 great post anon, thanks feel free to take my thread over with FBI deepfaking I remember the Dover thing. The body doubles, the insta purging, the husband or bf changing his engagement status, all of it

>>43949 >I doubt it. Why would an AI use a desktop environment when they have access to a terminal? DEs are for squishy humans who can't remember 100000 commands. I don't know, but I know that's what was said, and that Nvidia GPUs were the key for these AIs to work.

>>43974 I guess it makes sense if you want to train the AI to do things. You can only train them to do it in a way humans know how, because we already know how to do it.

>>44050 >Humans don't know how to use the terminal

>>44053 I navigate my computer via hexadecimal like a true patrician

>>44055 Real chads use brainfuck to manually edit every byte of memory.