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Today, AI technology is being used in a variety of ways, including search engines, online chatbots, and even translation services. AI algorithms are programmed to search for information and provide users with the most up-to-date and relevant results. However, due to their programming, AI algorithms can make mistakes and provide users with incorrect or outdated information.

False information from AI can lead to inaccurate decisions and have serious consequences. For example, an AI-powered search engine may provide outdated medical advice or legal information. This can lead to users making decisions based on incorrect information, which can have serious repercussions.

In order to prevent incorrect information from AI tools, users should always double check their sources and verify the accuracy of the information they receive. Additionally, users should be aware of the limitations of AI technology and understand that AI algorithms are not always reliable.

AI technology is constantly evolving and becoming more powerful. As AI continues to advance, users should be aware of the potential risks of receiving false information and take steps to verify the accuracy of the information they receive. By double checking their sources and citing their sources when using AI tools, users can help ensure that they are receiving accurate and up-to-date information.

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This realization is both unexpected and true. When I was younger, I found it hard to fathom that people could be this way, but there seems to be more than a grain of truth to it. For those who have been disenfranchised, it feels like disempowerment, and it builds resentment.

In this world, when a person doesn’t feel like they have it within their power to do or obtain something, they feel like the only way they can get that thing is through another person. And when the person doesn’t fork over the goods (whether they actually can or actually have those goods is irrelevant), they get mad and turn on them. This erodes relationships.

The bitter few who think this way have vast sway, and their attitudes demoralize others, spreading like a contagion. Often, the loudest voices are the ones that are listened to the most. This is the enslaved mentality.

We have gone from keeping up with the Joneses to hating the Joneses and I fear, even cutting the brake line on their family RV.

We now have such indifference and disdain for the thinker, the builder, those who invest, that it has to adjust somewhere.

I’m talking about the day-to-day person, not VC babies. Many of whom are so insulated from what people are thinking and doing. Some don’t have those comfy support structures, and they are arguably the influencers of society. Even if they obtain wealth, values are another matter. Do we really want to be a society like that? Is that where our culture is headed? We now view people as resources, not people. “What can you do for me and what can you do for me right now,” is the new law of the land. It will end badly for those who think this way.

To me there seems to be a lack of honesty, or a mental split within many companies who claim publicly to believe in diversity, because I interact with a lot of them and they are anything but inclusive. Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos may not see what their lower levels are doing, but I would urge them to look at things on a data governance level…to look at policies and how they are selectively enforced. And Mark, you need to get rid of human moderation entirely. It invites censorship.

These things persist, even within Web 3 spaces. They say Web 3 will stand for diversity, equity and inclusion, but often their actions don’t match their words. I see it every day. And I have to say, I’m not perfect, I’m far from it. I’m still learning. But we ALL have to do better.

If we want a more inclusive and equitable society, a more egalitarian society with understanding, and to think about people as more than just resources, we need to break down these barriers we claim are in place to protect ourselves and others. It’s not always protection, sometimes it’s good old fashioned gatekeeping. People do many horrible things to others under the guise of protecting them. You also have to put people in power, at decision-making levels, especially in marketing, data governance and customer service who truly believe and understand that diversity is good. Not as a feel-good philosophy but because it’s good for your company’s bottom line. People should be valued beyond what they directly contribute to the bottom line in that quarter. People can sense when they are being patronized and pandered to, and people within your organizations are endlessly creative in making others feel implicitly unwelcome. Tools like Discord and even DAOs can be used to facilitate communication or stifle it. For an industry preaching transparency, ya’ll awfully opaque when it comes to operations. I’m keeping notes.

It should be stressed that diversity and inclusion isn’t a matter of goodwill, this is a matter of good business sense and your survival. Don’t do us any favors…we don’t want special treatment we want equal treatment. To a smart business diversity and inclusion means more revenue and those on the fence need to know that because closed systems, over time, fair far worse than open systems.

The rules and policies may say one thing, but like all things… legal and medical even, you will find people who preempt even the best laid rules, facts, laws and intentions, someone can short circuit all of that by simply saying: “It’s within my power and such-and-such is open to interpretation.” This is why I feel content moderation, data governance and even the judicial system would likely be better served by optimized algorithms that address the bias that humans, almost always, bring to the table.

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I have a foolproof way of spotting AI from Humans. Humans are dumb, just give them a few minutes. I have a foolproof way of spotting AI from Humans. Humans are dumb, just give them a few minutes. I’m gonna do a hard pass on Elon’s tampering with brains. I mean…why? Well, what could go wrong. Lots. Blackbox AI. We are not ready….”Even if the risks are existential.” See the problem here. She saying, benefits outweigh the risks, even if it destroys you. Well, let’s all go surfing. But Brego concludes that until we treat all humans as humans we shouldn’t think about creating a new type of human. BTW, did you know researchers are working on a human skin to cover robots?

I wish I could get a prescription for Ritalin, I would learn AI programming. But my brain….

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Coral colored, Sea Squirt in foreground, coral colored ocean in background, minimalist style, horizontal orientation, yielded this. Albiet not the highest resolution, but still stunning!

I wanted a custom background for our Action Figure page.

Here is the Prompt I used:

Two ray-traced action figures on a horizontal layout a marvel superhero on one end, a DC superhero on the other, glossy finish on both figures, in neutral earthtones smooth background minimalist:

BUTTTTT!!!!! There’s one problem. The resolution is VERY Low. So when you blow it up to a background, it looks rather pixelated. I’m sure higher resolution is on the horizon. The results are pictured below. Kinda disappointing, but this is just the beginning, so.

Wooo-Hooo! I’m loving it! I was born 30 years too soon! 🙂

OK, one more then I go to sleep.

Abstract art of a little boy and girl laughing standing on a hill reaching up as little monarch butterflies encircle above and about flying off up into the blue sky sky flowers all around them, bright childlike colors construction paper look.

Four and Seven are my favorites. 5 Looks like a butterfly alien abduction. These will work for smaller spot illustration on our endangered insects page…here. Finally, ART THERAPY FOR EVERYONE!!!! Don’t be shy, dream of something and create it.

OK, OK, OK! Last one for real though!

An Amur Leopard that looks likd a stuffed animal being cradled by a baby Orangutan, done in detailed watercolor, the orangutan eyes have a glimmer of light in them the background is an abstract forest canopy

OK, maybe I was a little over the top with that request and AI was like, “Simmer down, now.” Just as well, I would have cried if I saw a baby Orangutan holding a stuffed Amur baby doll. It’s sad enough already that we are losing so many species. Well, I think….8 is the clear winner, the others have a vacant look in their eyes. 8 seems the most lively. You can learn about endangered species on our page, here.

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We have some questions for psychologists, sociologists, and those interested in the topic of evolution. How will this rewire our brains? How will it affect our psychology? It is said that people who grew up watching black and white television, grew up to dream in black and white. It’s also said that those exposed to color television dreamed in color, and those who play video games, dream in video games.

What happens when anyone can create super-detailed and highly imaginative visuals? How will this impact our perceptions, dreams, and reasoning? What does it do to the value of art? Is art created by humans as special as it once was? Is human art valued differently than AI art? What happens when anyone can compose or sing beautifully? What does this do to the field of music? There are a world of questions that we will have to grapple with, and a world of questions that will likely never occur to us until we are in this brave new world.

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