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Trump’s AI infrastructure plans could face delays due to Texas Republicans.[1] People are really bad at spotting AI-generated deepfake voices.[2] Hugging Face buys a humanoid robotics startup.[3] ChatGPT now has a section for your AI-generated images.[4] Sources: [1] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/apr/15/trump-texas-ai-infrastructure-republicans [2] https://www.newscientist.com/article/2476556-people-are-really-bad-at-spotting-ai-generated-deepfake-voices/ [3] https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/14/hugging-face-buys-a-humanoid-robotics-startup/ [4] https://www.theverge.com/news/649247/chatgpt-image-library submitted by /u/Excellent-Target-847 [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, After the release of ChatGPT, I’ve been using AI as a tool to review my essays for grammar and spelling mistakes. This helped me finish my thesis in three months, as I didn’t needed to go over my paper numerous times before submitting my research. Even though I wrote the entire paper on my own, most AI detectors detected my writing as 99% AI. Frankly, I didn’t think much of it since I did use AI to find writing errors and forgot about it. Recently, I started writing a novel. And when I shared my work to a friend, they asked if I had used ChatGPT because they really liked my writing. I told them no, but we copy-pasted a page into undetectable.ai to see what it would say. Apparently, my page came back as 99% AI. How is this possible? submitted by /u/Ok-Memory2809 [link] [comments]

The reason the United States has become an authoritarian nation is because when it undertook a process of globalization, the wealth generated by this transition was not shared with the workers who were displaced by this transition, which resulted in the offshore of millions of jobs. Anyone who thinks that the looming historic unemployment that will be driven by AI will result in anything other than workers being left in the cold to fend for themselves is naïve and unaware of history. In fact, it’s probably not a coincidence we are strongly moving away from humanitarian ideals to strictly utilitarian ideals as this AI transition occurs. In all likelihood, those displaced by AI will be left homeless and starving with no sympathy from those still fortunate enough to have incomes. It is not unlikely that the monopoly on violence currently held by the state will be shared out among corporations to protect their assets from mobs of disenfranchised. This will almost certainly be undertaken by automated weapon systems. Although advances an AI are extremely exciting, and should definitely be pursued to their ultimate end, for the majority of humans in the future is almost certainly heavily dystopian. Perhaps the only consolation is to view this as a process of natural selection, then take comfort in the knowledge that eventually all humans will be replaced, including the oligarchs. Accelerate! submitted by /u/Radfactor [link] [comments]

We have made a ‘Faustian contract’ with technological change – but are the risks as they stand enough reason to halt technological progress? AC Grayling weighs in on progress in Artificial Intelligence – risks & opportunities – this is the first time he has publicly discussed the issues he does in this interview. “When we contemplate what we could use our technologies to do, if we thought that it would be very desirable that they should produce… just pleasure, just distraction, entertainment… taking away from us some of the things that make us do art, or write novels, or think again about the human condition and human values and human possibility – I think that would probably be a bad thing.” “I think the thing that is going to change everything is machine learning; is artificial intelligence and robotics…this is an enormous dogs leg in human history in a way that the intelligence systems can teach themselves, can become even smarter than they are already.” Points covered: Machine Learning seems poised to change everything Automation & Unemployment (and education not just for work, but to ‘make a noble use of ones time’) An intelligence explosion of self-improving AI (and it’s implications) AI & the Faustian Bargain of Technological Change The mug’s game of trying to predict the singularity AI and the likelihood of it helping eliminate disease and aging The challenge of beneficial artificial intelligence Increasing the odds of achieving friendly AI Dealing with Uncertainty Indomitable human curiosity “I rather expect actually, that there will be some kind of ‘singularity’ – that there will come a point where.. just the sheer exponentiality of the increase of computational power, of what systems can teach themselves, how they can reprogram themselves – there is something to consider there. And so part of what we consider will be – is there anything that we could put in case that would constrain it? I mean after all technology has already taught us some rather anxiety provoking lessons…” Hope you enjoyed this as much as I did – if you liked it, please share it 🙂 submitted by /u/adam_ford [link] [comments]

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Hello everyone! I am neurodivergent. I have diagnosed OCD & may be on the autism spectrum. People say I have ADHD. I don’t know. I articulate myself as clearly as I can. When writing, I try to be as descriptive as possible and add context. Sometimes i’ll reiterate or summarize things. When I speak, maybe i’m a bit “robotic”, because accessibility is very important to me and I want captions to be autogenerated correctly and with ease. Unfortunately, now people read what I write and claim it’s AI. I can’t make a post here on reddit without a mention or 2 of them believing the post was written by AI. I can’t stand it. Everyone thinks they’re AI experts now. What are we supposed to do about this? Good thing i don’t rely on only text based posts, but this is bothering me. I can’t change the way I express myself via text just so people can believe it’s human generated. I don’t think an AI detector would say any of it even looks like AI. I can’t be more simple or complex or try to write in a human way. I think my written is natural enough. I mean… it is natural! Are you experiencing this? Can people really not believe people are typing with thought in their words these days? submitted by /u/brandnaqua [link] [comments]

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OpenAI releasing its own social media network is a perfect extension of its current developments. Many of OpenAI old studies as well as numerous recent scientific papers in the AI field, indicate a need for significantly more real world feedback data for optimization towards a real world model Current methods—for example, thinking models and other architectures—rely heavily on huge amount of feedback. At present, this feedback is mainly generated through other models, which imposes obvious limitations. Particularly for humanising AI, a dedicated social media platform could theoretically serve as an ideal method for gathering enhanced feedback for the next generation of ChatGPT. Considering how much feedback data is used for deepseek – which is currently the most transparent point for evaluation – having access to a lot of actual human feedback at scale will provide a further relevant optimization point and will make AI more artificially human intelligent (for better or worse). Because of that I’m actually having ByteDance as the most interesting wildcard on my watch list for 2025. Still, everything is pure assumptions and the actual question if this is good for the users is a completely different one. What’s your opinion? submitted by /u/BeMoreDifferent [link] [comments]

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I’ve been building an automated branding tool as part of this challenge I set myself to make a fully AI automated business by the end of the year (profitswarm) so I tested all the big models to see which (if any) can viably make logo’s at this point. – I’m liking the 4o output but it’s a bit uninspired – Gemini 2.0 Flash makes cool logos, but they’re a bit unrelated – I was surprised how good Flux models were (running on my gaming pc! ha) – Ideogram came up with some okay designs too, which was impressive given the scale of the model Which do you like best? Do you have any other models I should try? submitted by /u/woodss [link] [comments]

Hello, Another team has suggested that a customer problem could be solved simply by putting the target text and a bunch of queries into a single prompt and then collecting the results. Is anyone aware of a benchmark that shows how good LLMs are at answering multiple different queries in a single shot? The other team have done some demos and everyone thinks this will work – but I am suspicious! submitted by /u/sgt102 [link] [comments]

Hi everybody, I need a free alternative to ChatGPT’s Sora, even with some limitations. Thanks in advance submitted by /u/t_u_r_o_k [link] [comments]

What AI tools or platforms have become part of your daily workflow lately? Curious to see what everyone’s using! I’ve been steadily integrating AI into my daily development workflow, and here are a few tools that have really made an impact for me: Cursor — an AI-enhanced code editor that speeds up coding with smart suggestions. GitHub Copilot (Agent Mode) — helps generate and refine code snippets directly in the IDE. Google AI Studio — great for quickly prototyping AI APIs. Lyzr AI — for creating lightweight, task-specific AI agents. Notion AI — helps me draft, rewrite, and summarize notes efficiently. I’m curious what tools are you all using to automate or streamline your workflows? I’m always looking to improve mine! submitted by /u/techblooded [link] [comments]

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Related past news articles: Why those reports of DOGE using AI have experts worried about ‘massive risk’ | CNN DOGE will use AI to assess the responses from federal workers who were told to justify their jobs via email | NBC submitted by /u/Worse_Username [link] [comments]

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