i am not a robot

[@CommissarMitch]

The issue with AI is its tendency to hallucinate. A lot of people who have AI in their works have to make a human double check the work regardless. This is for literally everything from books to game codes.

[@Airier]

Yup. It saves time... Up until you realize you still have to double check everything (which most people don't).

[@calebisbill8051]

Dougdoug

[@ev1lund3ad]

I have the slight inkling that I shouldn't be stoned for this video

[@matthewdougherty1159]

yeah this is not a happy video 😐

[@Airier]

Not sure it's better sober.

[@matthewdougherty1159]

@@Airier sarcastically laughing nope it is a dark video good video but have some pets on hand when watching it

[@Sevensilversuns]

ᛋᚨᛞ ᛏᚺᚨᛏ ᛗᚢᚲᚺ ᛗᛁᚷᚺᛏ ᛒᛖ ᚠᛟᚱᚷᛟᛏᛖᚾ, ᛁ ᚴᚾᛟᚹ ᛏᚺᛁᛋ ᚠᛖᛖᛚᛁᚾᚷ ᚹᛖᛚᛚ

[@SaintLiam3000]

That's just a glitch in your program, a software update is recommended.

[@nevogolan6505]

As far as I'm concerned this channel right here is the biggest evidence for the dead internet theory. A guy who just happens to react to all my favourite KZbin things even when there is no audience crossover? Yeah right...

[@Airier]

😎

[@altarudragonspirit4016]

40:32 No, Twitch Plays Pokemon was literally the opposite of what he was talking about; it was basically the original idea of a DougDoug Twitch Chat stream, where someone set up a game of Pokemon Red to take inputs from the Twitch Chat, and it went on continuously until the game was beaten, spawning tons of memes

[@RensStoryteller]

You should watch more of Kyle Hill's stuff, he's fun

[@Airier]

The hard part is not watching his vids before I get a chance to react to them. 😅

[@matthewdougherty1159]

a form of the "internet" has been around since the 70s the civ internet started around mid to late 90s

[@Airier]

Huh, only in the late 90s? For some reason I thought access became publicly accessible in the 80s. Although I had no idea it was created in the 70s. 😮

[@matthewdougherty1159]

@@Airier 60s and 70s was mostly used for R&D for militaries and mostly used for nations to talk and was not open net think dr stranglove/fallout game timeline on how it would look/work. late 70s early 80s collages would have a closed/open net for R&D use, other forms was more geared for banking coms think Jumpin' Jack Flash 1986 movie where Whoopi Goldberg uses her computer to remotely communicate with others, with a few elites with contacts would have a form of it in the business side of things. 90s is around when the modern form of the internet as most people now understand it was born.🤔 it just depends what you define as "internet" October 29, 1969, computers at Stanford and UCLA connected for the first time. 🤔or you could say Electrical telegraph machines were a form of internet lol

[@matthewdougherty1159]

93 is when the www bit became popular i think could be wrong

[@HBHaga]

@@matthewdougherty1159 That sounds about right. Back in the late 80s I was doing testing and QC work for Masaic Netscape and most non-military internet resources were either between universities or for banking. In the early 90s we started to see more commercial sites and, more importantly, commercial infrastructure to handle the increasing bandwidth.

[@CrunchyBrownie5]

Solution, don’t talk to strangers on social media, talk to friends.

[@CommissarMitch]

Very genuinly I am too tired to even put these things into consideration.

[@CommissarMitch]

Will still watch this video though as I care.

[@Airier]

Honestly, this one was rough. Might be easier to pass for mental health sake.

[@CommissarMitch]

@Airier Absolutely. A lot of people are at danger. However consider this; basically every CeO job is under threat as well. Every manager too.

[@CommissarMitch]

I feel the reason I feel this is because my job is very secure.

[@Ashwulf]

My programming obliges me to say: "That's exactly what a robot would say!"

[@cubiccool2256]

You should react to I have no mouth but I must scream for no particular reason but the dead internet theory just reminded me of it

[@pedrogames443]

28 views in only 2 min bro rose up

[@CGomm-le7gv]

40:28 nope that actually real twitch beat pokemon few years back you can even look up the team they won with

[@Valysion]

You should watch Norfolk wizard game from Bruva Alfabusa. The crew decided to play Mage: the Ascension and they only have sessions 0 for every character for now but they are very entertaining.

[@ExulInsani]

now don't lie to us salt man

[@SCP.343]

The "internet" began developing in the 1930s the modern internet started to emerge in about the late 1960s or early 1970s.

[@CGomm-le7gv]

Hay again Airier still think you gotta watch hauntlich d&d review, i know keep putting it may work as was here for all the ENA requests

[@larslaufer301]

I am still here, human, I think, maybe some alien DNA in the mix but hey ^_° Anyway. I remember someone comming up with the idea that in the future you need to ID as human before you can post anything online to. Also that most "chats" might go back to a form more like we had in the beginning with Forums where only registered and proven humans could post anything. Its scarry to think that most interactions will, might be AI but then.... frankly some AI can provide better conversations than you can have with your coworkers face to face. Maybe we should not think about AIs to much but about how we could improve.

[@matthewdougherty1159]

21:25 Thor from Pirate Software lol has a short on this kzbin.infodBKuXwW6Ovs?feature=share and you know my opinion on what we are calling 'AI' is wrong it is more like a VI and with how it is being made is like The ouroboros with more and more bad code being fed to it soon it will be unusable in time now if it happens before something bad happens is to be seen

[@Airier]

While this is probably fascinating, I don't think I can bring myself to check it out any time soon. I probably agree too much and end up getting annoyed by it. 😅

[@masqueraid988]

Hello Changling the dreaming :)

[@fmphotooffice5513]

That video AND copy all sounds and look like unedited AI. That synth voice is very annoying. Edit: The whole thing makes the Mr. Robot TV show look a little stale.