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then pray tell where is it working out great?

again, you have nothing to refute the evidence placed before you except “ah that’s a bunch of links” and “not everything is an llm”

so tell us where it’s going so well.

Not the meacha-hitler swiftie porn, heh, yeah I wouldn’t want to be associated with it either. But your aibros don’t care.

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FauxLiving@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨day⁩ ago
I was talking about public perception of AI. There is a link to a study by a prestigious US university which support my claims.

AI is doing well in protein folding and robotics, for example

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- mojofrododojo@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨day⁩ ago
  ah what great advances has alpha fold delivered?
  
  and that robotics training, where has that improved human lives? because near as I can tell it’s simply going to put people out of work. the lowest paid people. so that’s just great.
  
  but let’s give you some slack: let’s leave it to protein folding and robotics and stop sticking it into every fuckin facet of our civilization.
  
  and protein folding and robotics training wouldn’t require google, x, meta and your grandmother to be rolling out datacenters EVERYWHERE, driving up the costs of electricity for the average user, while polluting the air and water.
  
  Faux, I get it, you’re an aibro, you really are a believer. Evidence isn’t going to sway you because this isn’t evidence driven. The suffering of others isn’t going to bother you, that’s their problem. The damage to the ecosystem isn’t your problem, you apparently don’t need water or air to exist. You got it made bro.
  
  pfft.
  
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  - FauxLiving@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨day⁩ ago
    
    ah what great advances has alpha fold delivered?
    
    The ability to know how any sequence of amino acids will create a protein and what shape the protein would have. This also led to other scientists creating diffusion models which can be prompted with protein properties and they generate the sequence of amino acids which will create a protein with those properties. We also can write those arbitrary sequences into mRNA and introduce that into a local area of our cells.
    
    and that robotics training, where has that improved human lives?
    
    Well, Fukushima for instance. Now they can use disposable robotic dogs to do clean up and monitoring in high radiation areas. A job that humans were doing at the beginning. I’m sure those humans appreciate not having to die of cancer early.
    
    Faux, I get it, you’re an aibro, you really are a believer. Evidence isn’t going to sway you because this isn’t evidence driven. The suffering of others isn’t going to bother you, that’s their problem. The damage to the ecosystem isn’t your problem, you apparently don’t need water or air to exist. You got it made bro
    
    🙄. If you can’t win an argument just switch to insults, the tactic of choice for the ignorant.
    
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    mojofrododojo@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨day⁩ ago
    Ah I see you read a wiki article and consider yourself an expert, again.
    
    what has it DELIVERED?
    
    In the not-so-distant future, the authors envision
    
    my god man, what has it delivered?
    
    But what do I know, I’m just an aibro
    
    yes yes that’s been established.
    
    Now they can use disposable robotic dogs to do clean up and monitoring in high radiation areas. A
    
    now you’re just lying. the robots used in fukushima aren’t AI trained.
    
    apnews.com/…/japan-fukushima-reactor-melted-fuel-…
    
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