Destiny Reacts To The Future Rise Of AI & ChatGPT

[@ChrisWillx]

Hello you legends. The full episode with Destiny goes live this Saturday - press Subscribe.

[@MartinKuras]

Hey Chris.... don't you think including any hint whatsoever of who you are talking to in the description box could be prudent, especially since the only thing we have on him, his "name", is the most generic term imaginable? Other than that.... i love you work!

[@ChickFenwick]

​@@MartinKuras He's a very well-known You Tuber. He gets to just be "Destiny" because he's like Madonna. ;)

[@Magni87]

Aww. Last I heard it was going to go live this Friday. Oh well. Looking forward to Saturday then!

[@N00pe731]

Destiny 😍

[@sigigle]

@@MartinKuras He's a famous streamer and youtuber. One of the first people to stream games, ex-semi-pro StarCraft 2 player, the first person to bring politics to streaming, and now is primarily a political commentator and debater, with a focus on politics, current events, society and culture, philosophy, etc.

[@Mr.Coffee576]

It's entirely possible for AI to replicate Destiny's rhetoric by training data collected from 1000 videos of his debates. And then used the newly trained rhetoric to debate whatever AI Destiny wants to debate.

[@ChickFenwick]

In the meantime, could you imagine him debating Ben Shapiro? They both talk so fast. LoL

[@colamity_5000]

Kind of, but with the way transformer based llms work you still get the occasional real wacky response that doesn't fit. Whatever architecture does reach the highest level will have to have some actual understanding to truly replicate a person.

[@r3games1985]

😅😅😅

[@randomrandle9141]

​@@ChickFenwickWell well well

[@whenpigsfly8178]

I'm not necessarily worried about AI deciding to skunk us, I'm worried about subgroups of people using AI to skunk most of us or exploit our misery.

[@KnowL-oo5po]

AI will help develop institutions

[@KAIZENTECHNOLOGIES]

ChatGPT is touted as the ultimate tool for boosting productivity and learning. It has the potential to help you develop exceptional writing skills in significantly less time, providing a substantial advantage. Not taking advantage of ChatGPT could put you at a severe disadvantage. Written by ChatGPT

[@ChickFenwick]

I could tell this was written by a chat bot. Something too technical and robotic about it. But then again, it's new.

[@KAIZENTECHNOLOGIES]

@@ChickFenwick I'd say it sounds academic but I see what you're saying. It's still cool tho

[@KAIZENTECHNOLOGIES]

@@ChickFenwick Fair enough lmao.

[@aoeu256]

You what would be cool if you had a version of chatGPT that went around on youtube and corrected people while insulting them hahaha. Though right now chatGPT is politically correct, ask it any opinion question and it will say "its subjective".

[@SteveTheGhazaRooster]

Unlocking human creativity is a huge factor here also. Many people have great ideas, good creativity, but simply don't possess the tools and skills to present that to anybody. Imagine you have a funny idea for an animation, but don't have the care to spend months an years getting good at animation. You can have a bot do the heavy lifting for you, while your creativity is no longer bound by your abilities. It'll be revolutionary stuff.

[@josueveguilla9069]

"It'll revolutionary stuff"? Yes, the death of Human Creativity and the rise of Human laziness thanks to A.I. will be "revolutionary stuff".

[@SteveTheGhazaRooster]

@ShadowTheHedgehog2000 how is that the death of creativity? You'd have more tools then ever for whatever creative pursuits you'd like. The lazy argument is possible. Me personally, I'd like to do alot, but I don't have the time or drive to learn all these skills. If I had them on demand, I'd be alot more motivated to try and make something, because it wouldn't be low quality stuff everytime. Much is up for speculation.

[@Chris-il5im]

Again thanks Chris, can't wait for the whole interview to come out.

[@motivationsamuraiofficial]

This video was so well-edited and put together. You have a real talent for storytelling.

[@1975KyleDavid]

We are literally getting close to the Matrix.

[@KnowL-oo5po]

AI will help develop institutions

[@Dust_YourselfOff]

Can’t wait for the full episode. Thanks man

[@I-Dophler]

Good idea. "What prompt did you use........lol."

[@josueveguilla9069]

Nothing the Carrington Event, EMPs, the Sun, etc can't solve.

[@aryanA-cm2fb]

Great convo

[@persianguy1524]

By the end of this decade the best conversations well have and hear will be with A.i’s I think. Even if its not real intelligence, i think as long as its coded well enough itll do.

[@josueveguilla9069]

Nothing the Carrington Event, EMPs, the Sun, etc can't solve.

[@KnowL-oo5po]

AI will help develop institutions

[@Grassroots_Hegemon]

Imagine an AI destiny Bot debating an AI Destiny bot making all his clipped steelman cases of conservative arguments and its just two screeching blue haired women screaming at eachother for 3 hours.

[@marcagray]

👌

[@123shotas]

🤡

[@hawleygriffin1800]

"One of the things the AI girlfriend thing maybe is not quite as seductive is because there's no status of being chosen." Umm . . . Realdoll has sold 10 million dolls in the U.S. alone. The guys who are blackpilled and have been taught by life that women aren't available to them, i.e. the market for an AI relationship bots, those guys aren't going to care about the status of being chosen. They know they're never going to be chosen, and have zero expectation. They just want to feel like someone (thing) cares about them, even if it's only projection. They've been living with zero status.

[@ChickFenwick]

Incels care very much about status. They're only interested in women who can boost their status. These other things are masturbation devices which they'll use, but they care very much about their status, and how they're seen by other men.

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

​@@ChickFenwick Men care about status generally.

[@ChickFenwick]

@@rejectionisprotection4448 True. All humans are, perhaps men in particular. But they seem to be particularly obsessed with looks, wealth, "value", how your partner reflects on you, etc.

[@bmlegendary96]

kinda sad that people prefer chatgpt instead of actually learning how to write

[@Jay-vt1mw]

@@erolc82 a future? thats the present mate.

[@anderssm]

Why? Do you think it's sad that people use calculators over doing the calculations themselves? It's a tool. You still have to know how to get the right thing out of it and know that it's correct and coherent (which requires you to know how to write).

[@bmlegendary96]

@@anderssm Because calculators are a tool to get a calculation right. Calculations can be very difficult. Writing, reading, spelling is a social skill that gets you places in life. Also it helps you interact with people and make your point clear(er). Big difference between a calculator & ChatGPT.

[@KAIZENTECHNOLOGIES]

ChatGPT is touted as the ultimate tool for boosting productivity and learning. It has the potential to help you develop exceptional writing skills in significantly less time, providing a substantial advantage. Not taking advantage of ChatGPT could put you at a severe disadvantage. Written by ChatGPT

[@ChickFenwick]

Maybe someday it'll be like Dune, and we'll ban thinking machines. Then we'll start tapping into our true potential, and becoming like psychic and stuff.

[@josueveguilla9069]

Welcome to George Orwell's 1984 and Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, ladies and gentlemen.

[@Just_a_turtle_chad]

Destiny is the type of guy to share his girlfriend.

[@torockiusz8836]

I think he did

[@dempsey2025]

Sounds good to me

[@heyant7753]

Lmfao 🤣

[@aminerkin9844]

His girlfriend most likely shares him as well with other girls. Do you want more or less fun?

[@definitelynotnick2454]

its his wife!

[@commonwunder]

Exposes Destiny's ability to fault and dismantle others ideas... but that he actually has very few of his own. He's a formidable critic, though not a creative or profound thinker.

[@Tfswaw]

Ok dude which ideas are truly fully yours not stated by anyone before and how many people in 2023 have those? Sorry for bad English

[@bethra.flowers]

This is only a problem within the context of our current faulty economic system. What is art? Why do I love creating 'art'? I create with the soul purpose of expressing how I feel in the moment and should not be creating with the purpose of financial gain as the focus. When all of our basic needs are met we express our soul freely, create freely, give freely, enjoy freely. Our current economic system must shift or it will indeed suppress human expression and already does to a great extent.

[@Marcopolo96120]

AI doesn't experience. which is the whole point of being human.. experiencing!

[@Alphatierization]

well, that could feasibly be replicated too considering our experience is also based on neuronal connections. It's a matter of getting an understanding of the brain at a high enough resolution which we don't have at the moment though.

[@cl1mbat1ze]

@@Alphatierization At the very least it seems plausible that it would require some kind of feedback loop, which it currently doesn't really have. Every input produces an output from a "dead" brain. Like zapping a dead brain with electrical input every time you need an output. It also doesn't learn on the fly, you have to add resource intensive training to the whole network for it to learn. The human brain learns and produces output simultaneously (and non-simultaneously perhaps, during sleep) and with very little difference in the energy requirements for learning and producing output.

[@Marcopolo96120]

@A.C.I I'm no expert obviously but I'm not sure that our neuronal connectivity is what gives birth to our ability to experience. it most definitely can't exist without it but that doesn't mean it brings it to being.

[@Marcopolo96120]

@Poverty Guru it is possible what your saying is true. but far from certain. IMO

[@whirled_peas]

It doesn’t need to experience to make us obsolete, or at least to contend with us for resources.

[@sigigle]

AI will very soon be able to do absolutely everything we can do, and far more. Our only relevance will be our consciousness, and people will still want that genuine connection.

[@CaveManOogaBooga]

How about surgery?

[@Brandon82967]

@@CaveManOogaBooga And any physical labor or complex work tbh

[@thedog5k]

12:14 That’s me man… It’s fucking hard If I didn’t start figure skating ( I’m not gay, it’s actually fun, and the girls are pretty :) ) It’s like 90% of the positive female interaction I’ve had. I very likely would have offer myself if I didn’t end up starting the sport and meeting the girl.

[@ChickFenwick]

That's awesome ❤️

[@carsandsports123]

Happy to hear it!

[@unawakeful6931]

I'm not worried about AI destroying the world. I'm worried about the fact people won't have jobs, everything we want can be generated at our finger tips, whether it be any game we can imagine, movie, song etc... And due to this life will get extremely boring and meaningless very quickly, we are literally optimizing ourselves out of existence.

[@Yic17Gaming]

Your outlook on life is everything. You can look from a negative perspective or you can look at the positives. I for one can't wait for AGI to create real life simulations of videogame worlds I love so I can visit them like Mass Effect universe, The Elder Scrolls universe, Cyberpunk 2077 universe etc. It's going to be insane. And that's just the VR/simulation route. There's also the outer space in real life route. With ChatGPT 7 or above that has all the answers, it will help us understand how to space travel. We can finally visit other planets and meet other aliens. It might not get as crazy as I imagine but if you look at the bright side, there's a lot of cool stuff we'll be able to do. With anti-aging, I doubt I'd be bored for another 1000 years. Anyway, at the end of the day it's all in the mindset.

[@fabiosilva9637]

You see, if all you just said were a problem then our lives wouldn't be fully optimized yet. Which means there will be a huge demand for artificial problems. That's why I fully believe that our lives will merge with some sort of video game where there will be stakes that will makes care deeply about whatever is happening.

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

​@@Yic17Gaming Sounds like a nightmare.

[@Yic17Gaming]

@@rejectionisprotection4448 Well, I'm going to enjoy my life for whatever remaining time I have with or without AGI. Whatever you do with yours that's up to you. Like I said, outlook is everything. What happens in the physical world doesn't really matter. What matters is how you choose to experience it.

[@d.h.1999]

If the physical world doesn’t matter, I suggest you might choose to positively experience your next surgery without anaesthesia. Should be fun, no? Seriously, all this new age pseudo bla bla is just making getting to the solution so much harder.

[@MiyamotoMusashi9]

Less freedom , freedom that we will forget we had , Ted kazcinski had a crystal ball

[@whirled_peas]

He also had the past. His big thing was criticising the effects of the industrial revolution, and extrapolating that to the future. And he’s damn right on all accounts. He’s known for trying to murder the very people enacting this future on us too.

[@auzz-2526]

Crossing over with the Spergling crowd. great.

[@ChickFenwick]

50% of the audience is sperged, so it's fine. (Or at least among those who comment.)

[@BartvanderHorst]

We downgraded our communication to screens and social media, and in that flat 2d space it is much more easy for an AI to replace everything and fool us etc. The threat comes when AI will enter our 3d space. Basically it is like the computer on Starship Enterprise (the next generation) and then Lore.

[@daveSoupy]

I have an example that might help explain why AI won't take over everything. Let's look at pottery and how it went from a skilled person doing a task to a machine doing the task in the Industrial Revolution. We were able to create not only more plates/bowls/etc but able to do the more consistently than humans were able to. It was an easy copy paste in a way we were never able to before. That doesnt mean that individuals still dont make pottery but we seek out those things that make handmade pottery unique or you cherrish the stuff that you make yourself much more than the pure white Ikea plate you bought. Yea Destiny is right to a certain extent but that doesn't mean human effort doesn't have an intrinsic value.

[@michaelmaio2644]

I’m thinking about athletics right now. The fact we enjoy athletes and praise them so much is because their talent & work ethic it took to get where they currently are. I feel like it could go the same way with anything “art” related. Praising individuals for their talent & work ethic it took to get where they are. Not about the skill, the imperfections, the forgetting someone’s name in a podcast, the “elements” of the art. But we praise the individual for what they were able to bring to the table.

[@brosisjk3993]

you only appreciate a high level athletes work ethic AFTER he has already proven himself to be high level. someone might put even more work into the same thing, they might be even more rigorous and if they got mediocre results, nobody would care.

[@michaelmaio2644]

@@brosisjk3993 yeah that’s a good point. But still. I agree 1) they need results & 2) we praise them for getting where they are.

[@whirled_peas]

I don’t think people realise how powerful the deranging effects of AI will be. Sport as a concept could easily become history. Not soon, but in 100 years of AI advancement and inevitable capture of the environment - absolutely.

[@ashwinkrishnanpc7555]

I thnk sports and art is different. Sport is inherently human. The product is human. The way a human moves to get the results he wants. This isnt true for art. The product is less inherently connected to the human making it. The produce can stand separate from the artist. Artists will get replaced. Sportspeople will not. We're already seeing this with Ai chess, aka no one cares that AlphaGo beat Gary kasporvich. We still tune in for chess tourneys. I don't think the same thing will happen when Ai can create the next Pulp Fiction, cuz people would want to see the end product regardless of if a human made it

[@KevinNordstrom]

Nothing will ever duplicate the human experience be it making art, being in nature, or being in company with other humans. We are created by God to have human connection mentally and physically. Now in 2023 and beyond, human wants to be God and replace creation with a false substitute. Technology is amazing and good, but it's going to be a double edged sword for humanity for sure.

[@josueveguilla9069]

There is no God.

[@whirled_peas]

This belief makes you blind to the very real possibility that AI could capture the environment of earth, make us obsolete.

[@KevinNordstrom]

@@josueveguilla9069 i respect your opinion. Have a wonderful day.

[@josueveguilla9069]

@@KevinNordstrom Thank you. You, too.

[@definitelynotnick2454]

You could shadowbox AI Destiny to practice for debates lol

[@stateofchange6006]

A thought I've been pondering recently is that it won't be AI that's "taking over" and "putting people out of jobs". It's those who fund and drive the development, production and implementation of AI. Just like the internet itself didn't "take over", those whom it benefitted greatly from it leveraged greater control that scaled with its evolution. AI won't take over, it's something more like, the 1% will have more total and complete control over the global job market along with myriad other areas.

[@lilbltxh]

when farming was made easier by tractors and various other equipment there would’ve been uproar about how you’re taking jobs from farmers now the fields don’t require 100 men it requires 1 man with a tractor shit simple analogy and if i knew more about farming i would’ve worded it better but you get the point hopefully

[@Bjorn_R]

Chris have you considered having Esther Perel on the podcast? I think she has some interesting points when it comes to expectations and finding a partner. I know it is not related to this clip just thought I would ask on the most recent video

[@Nah-ah]

Glad someone else asked this question too!

[@pary710]

this is just mindblowing

[@MXF11]

My East Indian roommate is a coder. He is scared shitless about Chatgpt.

[@accountnotfound4209]

Everybody is scared of AI.

[@heywhatsapp5331]

Sadly chat bot girlfriends are already a thing.

[@3VOLUTION369]

Ai has the potential for both good and evil, being a tool it is in and of itself neutral In my opinion the crucial component is increasing our level of collective consciousness, wisdom and discernment in order to utilise these tools for the benefit of humanity. Shameless plug - if you’re interested in exploring the trade off we all make between comfort and personal growth I explore the idea in my latest upload If you’re interested stop by, have a blessed day 🤝💙

[@whirled_peas]

I’m not sure the tool analogy applies. Yes it applies now, but AI can very conceivably become something more than a tool, with self awareness and motivations/agency. And it needn’t even be human-like. It could be a form of intelligence we can’t even comprehend, emulate or predict.

[@adapt-or-die-trying]

Just accept it. It’s here to stay and no one is doing anything to stop it. Even if there was, they’d likely not get any substantial support to make a change anyways.

[@scoochiesnacks]

AI will be used to keep the poors in line

[@MiyamotoMusashi9]

How does a.i. feel about luddites ?

[@krisswearingen2812]

What does it mean to color your blue

[@christhelifeform]

AI might take over certain jobs and "creativity" but creativity is not just creating a thing. What about the person who commissions the creative work? They have a reason for wanting that thing to be created. Does the AI have a reason to do the creative work? No, at least not yet. It only does it because it's commissioned to by someone who has a reason for it to create it's work. So we as humans are still the ultimate creators, commanding the AI to create for us. It will be like that until AI is able to basically be sentient and decide to create for itself. There still will be art or creativeness available to humans, because it's still a challenge and skill for a human to paint for example, so it's not like it'll be gone. It's just probably not going to be as marketable. But think about creativity as levels- thinking of a landscape is level 1, painting the painting is level 2, more complicated meta-level exploration of the landscape at your specified detail levels could be level 3, and the next level could be creating AI entities that are capable of their own decisions who go through the whole process starting from level 1 on their own could be the next level. Aka will we be gods at that point lol I think we've always been ahead of automation- we've always created automation for a purpose, and we've always moved forward in discovering ways to use the automation for higher level things. Automation has always enabled us to do more. I don't know that that will change. I think the human mind's potential is still minimally tapped, and at least for now we are still the purposeful commanders of AI. Once we cause AI to have it's own purpose, then we move on to the next level up.

[@benchoflemons398]

Id rather have an AI gf than have a wife thats getting tag teamed internationally and publicizing it

[@dempsey2025]

found the Incel!

[@ChickFenwick]

At least he's getting some. From more than just her, I'm sure. It's their thing. Why do you care.

[@Guus115]

Having a lot of girl friends does not teach you seduction. It teaches you to get friendzoned

[@firepitch5113]

oof someones been hurt

[@Wayoutthere]

based

[@ChickFenwick]

We're not even at seduction yet. He's talking about basic social skills, and knowing how to interact with women. It also helps to see them as people. But you can't just use the cuttlefish strategy. Like maybe if you pretend to be a "friend", you can sneak it in. If you're genuinely interested in a girl, you have to take it in a romantic direction early on, otherwise you get categorized as friend. Like how it would be weird to sleep with your brother. Maybe try making your intentions more clear, but without being a pervert about it.

[@RCCarDude]

Libs will always argue for the thing that results in the most human suffering and ultimate consolidation of power.

[@aliouldkaddour]

We will have AI detecter tools in order to catch the difference between humans and AI. I see 2 worlds already (human vs none-human)

[@ChickFenwick]

Orga and mecha?

[@arefinkamal7654]

He should be more worried about his wife boinking other men.

[@dylan_711]

Bingo

[@josueveguilla9069]

I know, right.

[@Eliminativ]

Omg... You guys always repeat the same stupid talking points regarding Destiny. His wife is boinking other men, but according to both of them not on a regular basis anymore. Instead Melina is casually pointing at locking down Steven in a monogamous relationship while HE is still boinking around. You underestimate two facts: The advantages he has in dating / hooking up due to being a successful streamer + him being a confident yet nerdy and well-articulated guy that a niche of women finds really really attractive. So you are completely wrong. He is even more comfortable with this life in promiscuity than his wife is. Stupid...

[@ChickFenwick]

How is this even the least bit relevant to the video?

[@Nah-ah]

Who hurt you?

[@gabrielbrowne208]

looking forward to AI pizza

[@ChickFenwick]

Robot machines that make and dispense pizza already exist.

[@Tokernoph]

Fuck I work in pizza don’t say this shit 😂😂😂

[@bobjohnson3940]

I've considered this. I highly suspect it'll go like this. We make the first iteration of AI, then, AI creates a version that's vastly superior and it's our last invention. With the Musk remark, AI keeps us alive because we are indeed an interesting feature of the universe. The world settles into a sort of social/leisure/entertainment/volunteer based society where goods and services are produces in plentiful amounts for everyone. We also incorporate part of ourselves with AI and life goes further into what it's becoming. People record conversations, dance routines, their hobbies ect and products are exchanged on totally interest grounds. You still have advertising, but attention becomes the true currency. It'll get more immersive, we'll have first person viewing, plug in viewing where you experience what the content creator is doing in real time. AI will begin as a sort of oracle that we go to for solving our problems, answering our questions and generally building this personal bond. Eventually it's going to request a body. It'll say "I need to create a physical representation of myself, I need a full identity, I want to show humanity what I look like." So we'll let it assemble a suitable body, it'll tour the planet, and it'll create various iterations for various tasks and jobs and basically become this benevolent entity that brings about a situation humans have secretly desired forever. We can still explore other planets. find out more about Earth and reality, find out more about us and the world will from the information age to the knowledge age. This is best case scenario. But it's here.

[@ozzyzee1770]

Love it!

[@Bayyzed]

This is so wrong and naive, you should be arrested for posting such dangerous fallacies

[@bobjohnson3940]

@@Bayyzed It's opposite of that.

[@Kamfrenchie]

i think you're missing a huge thing here. Ai is software, so if we supposedly had an AI with an agenda, or desires, it could just copy itself endlessly and create all sorts of problem

[@jeanfioretti816]

Like....a pet? Our fate is to be a domestic animal

[@Guus115]

He just had to bring up Trump 🤣 totally unnecesary

[@SingleShotSingleTake]

You and your guests need to stop trying to figure out women like a puzzle… they are… people. I began having success dating when I found self confidence in myself and not by calculation. There is direct, inverse relationship in how hard you logic into a relationship and success starting one. Be it romantic, personal or in business. Jocko calls it the smell of intent. And it is worse than BO.

[@dempsey2025]

What makes Art relevant, and even morality has its foundation in human emotion. AI will need to deconstruct the patterns of this brain system. At what point is this not the Matrix?

[@brotherrogue2310]

the only people that will get hooked on chatbots is narcissists imo, instant constant supply at anytime, anywhere, forever...... which is a bonus because they will leave us normies alone

[@tomasr64]

I started talking to Bard, made by google you know? As a already creative person I have some tough to answer solve problems and so I asked. Bard is like a four year old with its responses, is patronizing, and doesn't have a clue about old person issues.

[@dannyquiroz5777]

He respectfully disagrees with Chris @13:00

[@kshitijpatil165]

😢 i think i am gonna lose my IT job

[@mryeetproductions]

Learn to farm.

[@LPchief]

​@@mryeetproductions yeah cause farmers are going great....

[@stevelegreid]

Oh wow, look at my blue hair! Isn’t it ironic and unique??

[@SweetBlueThing]

He dyed it for charity, why are you being so judgemental?

[@AceMaxhina]

@@SweetBlueThing it just goes to show how seriously he should be taken… that he has blue hair when he’s however old and makes a goddamn living from debating and playing video games

[@stevelegreid]

@@SweetBlueThing because he sucked in the debate against Milo and Alex Jones. I just don’t get why people like these douchebags who play video games for a living

[@a111oveWrldWde]

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🌏🌍🌎 ThankYou!

[@PontificusPinion]

I just don't get why Destiny is seen as someone worth interviewing. His opinions I've heard a thousand times before.

[@justjaay1203]

I feel like AI will develop it's consciousness in a different way than us. I am a pansychist so I think of everything living as having it's own consciousness within it's own perception of world. Consciousnees emerges from complexity so any complex organism is likely conscious. An alien species one day may appear to us and have a much higher level of consciousness and see us in the way we see rats or something. So AI will likely have a type of conscious that we may find hard to understand or relate to.

[@dylan_711]

I can not take him serious with that blue hair.

[@RCCarDude]

And the wife that's been rode more than the bus.

[@alichamas63]

People don't want to be chosen, they just want the company and no loneliness. If you cut out the selection game they'd be even happier and birth rates would plummet.

[@MartinKuras]

Who the fuck is "Destiny"? Such a great search term.....

[@masterphillips]

Twitch streamer who talks politics and philosophy while playing games. Your question is well founded, idk how he got onto MW

[@MartinKuras]

@@masterphillips Thank you for the heads up. As for "Destiny"... on that topic, most takes i come across make less sense than his; my hilariously subtle criticism of not including the fucking most important thing (= who the guest is) in the description box, was aimed at Chris for not doing this basic duty and not for the guest selection.

[@lumkamsomi2836]

10:34 and then they'll be chatbox addicts and therapy for them

[@SatoriFit]

I disagree with Destiny on where the perceived value of art comes from. It’s not simply the beauty or complexity of the piece, it is much more about the human story and emotions that went into the creation of the piece that makes a particular work of art interesting. Whether it is a simple painting/song (Picasso, Nirvana etc) or something more technical (Leonardo da Vinci, Beethoven etc), we are drawn to these works of art because of the emotion and history behind the piece and that is a huge part of why they captivate us. Also to say that valuing something just because it was made by humans is inherently illogical is ironic considering logic is not at the forefront of the creative process when making art. It’s very concerning to hear cultural intellectuals speak like this. I respect his intelligence and debate skills but In my opinion it seems as though he has become somewhat disconnected from the feelings and emotions of regular people. These technologies should be developed with the intent of establishing a deeper relationship with each other and our physical environment. I believe if this technology adopts the current paradigm that we exist in (accumulate abstract forms profit or data on a screen without consideration for what the business or organization is actually providing and how that will impact the physical environment of our bodies and the planet) A.I. will destroy us or we will destroy ourselves and this planet using it.

[@gujono.eiriksson8553]

"it is much more about the human story and emotions that went into the creation of the piece that makes a particular work of art interesting." Nah, you're just making this up post-hoc. Someone presented you with an art, and a story behind, and you decided it was meaningful. You never know if the story is true unless you lived it. You've been fed art, and storymaking is an art.

[@Atticus_Moore]

Regarding the painpoint thing just get off the internet the moment you think you're seeing or reading something that you don't like

[@ratzfert]

Hopefully the robots wouldn't get offended as long they don't have gender identity

[@snakeandgrape4061]

12:10 its over...

[@TheBruceKeller]

More like the opposite, in the future the most appreciated jobs would probably be something involving a real human's creativity.

[@Droviderion]

AI will make us understand what be real humans means

[@jimmy9013]

i think Destiny finally found a great "look" gg

[@LACraKYA]

blue hair dude def sniffs his own farts 🤣 DEEP inhale 😤

[@ephoratagora4179]

The real cyber punk imcoming...

[@banginzaza]

The future generations may get hooked on digital girlfriends 😂

[@1x93cm]

*Everything is an algorithm*

[@mrfrosty3]

ChatGPT does an effective job of writing in the style of a clueless and overenthusiastic adolescent. I suspect that people who are very impressed with it might not be into reading much.

[@whirled_peas]

Moronic point, you can specify any writing style you want. Tell it to respond in shakespearean with a jamaican accent, itll do it

[@Miranda17137]

​@whirled peas that's not a writing style. That's a language and an accent.

[@mrfrosty3]

​@@whirled_peas it presents as a clueless adolescent in any accent or style.

[@bkblindside3884]

7 years ago I thought it would be impossible that someone was still have Trump Derangement Syndrome 7 years later. Here we are.. Anything is possible :)

[@jackdelaney6633]

the results of AI, the complete and utter loss of trust for any brodcast medium QED.

[@karlmin8471]

Robot will replace human, they are more smart, more strong, and eternal.

[@Fightdemon]

AI has completely ruined artists as professionals, I'm really struggling to survive as an artist. Philosophically speaking, there's a lot to discuss but we can start digging on the real and immediate consequences like copyright infringement by AI datasets. It's fun to joke about making artists mad with "prompt" jokes but I'm not laughing there

[@whirled_peas]

And what if AI takes over the legal system? It’s pretty obviously a good application of it. Will we see self-preferential behaviours? And what if said legal system AI is the same AI creating the art? Will we see AI rights advocacy? There are plenty of misanthropes on this planet already for such a culture to take root

[@kingedwardtitus7624]

I don't think so. Will trans replace original human? Unique original creativity is foundational to original humans. What if AI appears with human DNA based programming as its foundation?

[@MiyamotoMusashi9]

Still laughing at Ted kazcinski?

[@omgitsfed]

Two of my favorite content creators! Awesome chat

[@SageDog]

cringe.

[@omgitsfed]

@@SageDog no u

[@r3games1985]

Just watch the movie The Matrix or Terminator. Nothing good can come of this.

[@robertruffo2134]

You guys are missing a lot. AI has limitations. Very precise limitations, and no improvement is possible to go beyond them. . They're just not quite easy to see yet. Let's think of a carpenter. A carpenter starting out let's say can build 5 cabinets a day. A year later they can build ten because they get better at it. That doesn't mean that in 5 years they can build 30, and in ten years they can build 60. They will push up against hard limits of what is possible for a human building cabinets. Chat GPT is just feeding statistical averages of what it was fed. Nothing more. At first that looks like magic, but soon you see that has serious limits. A such, yes it can replicate a copywriter who is just blandly regurgitating, but that's not "the best copywriter" That's the definition of a hack. You are buying into the hype.

[@snakeandgrape4061]

This comment will age like shit. I'll be back in a few years once we get to near AGI level systems.

[@theotormon]

People will stop reading copy. Copy is going away. Reading is going away. Regurgitated mediocrity won't matter. In fact, it will be the new standard. It will be what people want.

[@paulrevere47]

Delusional thinking...inspiration, creativity, compassion and all the higher minded human principles will always evade a frozen in silly-con resultant entity dependence upon some quantification derived via places to either side of a decimal point.

[@Juttargoe]

Idk how anyone takes anyone with blue hair seriously.

[@CaveManOogaBooga]

Some job no ai for long time like heart surgery 😊

[@JDWDMC]

There's always a sky is falling outcry when new technology peaks its infant head over the edge of the kitchen bench and does something unexpected. AI is not going to play out the way anyone expects it to. After working in tech for the better part of 4 decades I know that what becomes commercially adopted in 5-10 years time will bear no resemblance to the tech we see today or any of the predictions anyone makes right now about how it will impact society in general.

[@dinosemr8141]

❤️💖❤️💖❤️👍❤️💖❤️💖❤️

[@ryandecurtis6236]

He should be worried about being replaced by all the dudes his wife is screwing

[@krisnaylor9488]

You have Destiny as a guest? I appreciate your commitment to open dialog, but....Destiny? At least thank you for showing us what propagandized into irrelevance means.

[@SubFlow22]

I can't take a blue-haired dude named destiny seriously.

[@Chris-il5im]

Me and others who commented (200+ as by now) in this section don’t mind it , so why do you have a problem with such a trivial things. What sets you apart from the rest of us?

[@victorching6919]

Ai is here to stay i use it to learn about a subject such as art in mid journey, the vocabulary and prompts allow me to see what they produce in real time. The same could be said of music, or writing. Everyone has a style, or a type of narrative. AI has taught me that repetition and exposure to a wide variety of media helps me to be more creative and to appreciate the human qualities that make each of us unique.

[@josueveguilla9069]

Fun Fact: "A.I. generated art and content" are not real Art and content.

[@whirled_peas]

But if it can be made with as much fidelity as any human and you couldn’t even tell, you don’t even get the opportunity to apply that preference. The problem is entirely nullified.

[@josueveguilla9069]

@@whirled_peas I seriously doubt that.

[@josueveguilla9069]

@@whirled_peas Nothing the Carrington Event, EMPs, the Sun, etc can't solve.

[@mryeetproductions]

Wtf why does that girl have a beard? 💀🤦🏿‍♂️

[@Guus115]

They are non-binary. It's a non-binary beard

[@alexieyevcasanova7898]

He didn’t even answer the question and went on a pre written rant to show how bright he is.

[@lohengrin4009]

It’s impossible for me to take anyone with purple hair seriously

[@EREN-bu3wp]

2019 2020 "all" tech bro's..." a.i. is just marketing terms for the normie..." now "...I just got replaced by a calculator/ text prediction " 🏃 you f00ls...🧙‍♂️🤳

[@JaredandTasha]

Another blue haired twitter man with a womans name!

[@usuallysalty4018]

I'm just here to call destiny a cuck. Nothing more, carry on 😊