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Quinn Comendant
Quinn Comendant
@com@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
An abbreviated, three-panel version of “Socrates,” a comic from existentialcomics.com, showing a modern man and a Greek philosopher-like figure in robes and beard standing by a computer. In the first panel, the man asks where to put the hemlock, confusing it with how to kill someone. In the second panel, the philosopher explains the computer makes statistical guesses about responses, and the man says "Oh, I get it." In the third panel, the philosopher forces the man to drink hemlock, saying "Drink down the hemlock, computer man, drink it good." Original: https://existentialcomics.com/comic/629
An abbreviated, three-panel version of “Socrates,” a comic from existentialcomics.com, showing a modern man and a Greek philosopher-like figure in robes and beard standing by a computer. In the first panel, the man asks where to put the hemlock, confusing it with how to kill someone. In the second panel, the philosopher explains the computer makes statistical guesses about responses, and the man says "Oh, I get it." In the third panel, the philosopher forces the man to drink hemlock, saying "Drink down the hemlock, computer man, drink it good." Original: https://existentialcomics.com/comic/629
An abbreviated, three-panel version of “Socrates,” a comic from existentialcomics.com, showing a modern man and a Greek philosopher-like figure in robes and beard standing by a computer. In the first panel, the man asks where to put the hemlock, confusing it with how to kill someone. In the second panel, the philosopher explains the computer makes statistical guesses about responses, and the man says "Oh, I get it." In the third panel, the philosopher forces the man to drink hemlock, saying "Drink down the hemlock, computer man, drink it good." Original: https://existentialcomics.com/comic/629
A tweet from @andyreed: “legacy software companies adding an ai chatbot to their product .”The image is a broken soap dispenser pump sitting in a puddle of soap on a bathroom sink, used as a humorous metaphor for legacy software companies hastily adding AI features to their products.
A tweet from @andyreed: “legacy software companies adding an ai chatbot to their product .”The image is a broken soap dispenser pump sitting in a puddle of soap on a bathroom sink, used as a humorous metaphor for legacy software companies hastily adding AI features to their products.
A tweet from @andyreed: “legacy software companies adding an ai chatbot to their product .”The image is a broken soap dispenser pump sitting in a puddle of soap on a bathroom sink, used as a humorous metaphor for legacy software companies hastily adding AI features to their products.
Street mural of Sam Altman on a white brick wall with text above reading "Please bro we're so close to AGI just twenty billion dollars more bro." The satirical artwork depicts Altman's face in a pleading expression, commenting on AI funding requests.
Street mural of Sam Altman on a white brick wall with text above reading "Please bro we're so close to AGI just twenty billion dollars more bro." The satirical artwork depicts Altman's face in a pleading expression, commenting on AI funding requests.
Street mural of Sam Altman on a white brick wall with text above reading "Please bro we're so close to AGI just twenty billion dollars more bro." The satirical artwork depicts Altman's face in a pleading expression, commenting on AI funding requests.
Brandon Mitchell
Brandon Mitchell
@bmitch@fosstodon.org  ·  activity timestamp last month
DCoder 🇱🇹❤🇺🇦
DCoder 🇱🇹❤🇺🇦
@dcoderlt@ohai.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
A modified cartoon that was originally printed in New Yorker in 2012. A man in a ragged suit is sitting at a fire, explaining himself to three kids on the other side of the fire: “Yes, the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we generated a lot of answer-shaped nonsense.”
A modified cartoon that was originally printed in New Yorker in 2012. A man in a ragged suit is sitting at a fire, explaining himself to three kids on the other side of the fire: “Yes, the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we generated a lot of answer-shaped nonsense.”
A modified cartoon that was originally printed in New Yorker in 2012. A man in a ragged suit is sitting at a fire, explaining himself to three kids on the other side of the fire: “Yes, the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we generated a lot of answer-shaped nonsense.”
A fake Breaking News image: Breaking News The reason you can’t get a job High unemployment linked to a datacenter with 80000 jobs Backgound image: racks and racks of computer hardware inside a datacenter, labelled: Cop, Chef, Poet, Writer, Lawyer, Teacher, Doctor, Historian, Psychologist. There’s a ChatGPT logo above each label.
A fake Breaking News image: Breaking News The reason you can’t get a job High unemployment linked to a datacenter with 80000 jobs Backgound image: racks and racks of computer hardware inside a datacenter, labelled: Cop, Chef, Poet, Writer, Lawyer, Teacher, Doctor, Historian, Psychologist. There’s a ChatGPT logo above each label.
A fake Breaking News image: Breaking News The reason you can’t get a job High unemployment linked to a datacenter with 80000 jobs Backgound image: racks and racks of computer hardware inside a datacenter, labelled: Cop, Chef, Poet, Writer, Lawyer, Teacher, Doctor, Historian, Psychologist. There’s a ChatGPT logo above each label.
Jernej Simončič �
Jernej Simončič �
@jernej__s@infosec.exchange  ·  activity timestamp last month
tumblr post by argentsunshine: well you know what they say. when you've invested billions of dollars into hammers every problem looks like a nail and you keep handing these hammers to your users and they go "i don't really think i needed this hammer" and "but i don't have any nails that need hammering in right now" and "this is not a nail this is a glass vase that will break if i hit it with a hammer" and "didn't you used to have, like, other tools avaliable that might be better suited to this job" and you tell them to suck it up because you've replaced all your screwdrivers and wrenches and box cutters and crates and ladders and paint with hammers because your shareholders need to see an increase in value from your hammer investments
tumblr post by argentsunshine: well you know what they say. when you've invested billions of dollars into hammers every problem looks like a nail and you keep handing these hammers to your users and they go "i don't really think i needed this hammer" and "but i don't have any nails that need hammering in right now" and "this is not a nail this is a glass vase that will break if i hit it with a hammer" and "didn't you used to have, like, other tools avaliable that might be better suited to this job" and you tell them to suck it up because you've replaced all your screwdrivers and wrenches and box cutters and crates and ladders and paint with hammers because your shareholders need to see an increase in value from your hammer investments
tumblr post by argentsunshine: well you know what they say. when you've invested billions of dollars into hammers every problem looks like a nail and you keep handing these hammers to your users and they go "i don't really think i needed this hammer" and "but i don't have any nails that need hammering in right now" and "this is not a nail this is a glass vase that will break if i hit it with a hammer" and "didn't you used to have, like, other tools avaliable that might be better suited to this job" and you tell them to suck it up because you've replaced all your screwdrivers and wrenches and box cutters and crates and ladders and paint with hammers because your shareholders need to see an increase in value from your hammer investments