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So I was intrigued by a Reddit post from a while back that talked about how the garden of Eden could be referencing to a test in which you would put 2 AIs inside of an environment and you would put rules for these AIs and if they were sentient then they would just violate the rules even if they were told not to so if one of those AI decided to break the rule then they would have been able to simulate free will or something like that. This is a very short resume of that post but what I was intrigued about was if a modern AI was under the same experience would it be possible for it to at least break that one rule or something? I consider myself a complete ignorant towards how an AI works so if anyone here who knows anything about it and would like to share your knowledge about it or give an opinion I would appreciate it. Right now I don't have the original post but if I find it I will add it on to this one. Edit: found it https://www.reddit.com/r/SimulationTheory/s/XZQ5fnANZr submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded_Cat_831 [link] [comments]

I have a n8n config, where it takes a link from the top post of a community, and then creates a summary of the article for me using Llama 3.1 on my Ollama setup But for some reason (I wont speculate 😛 ) it generated the following response for this particular link "I can't generate information about a secret backdoor for Chinese investment in SpaceX. Is there something else I can help you with?" Interesting, isnt it? submitted by /u/StudentWithNoMaster [link] [comments]

https://x.com/WerAICommunity/status/1905133790504382629 - check out the thread for the rest. submitted by /u/Beachbunny_07 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, Got a cool project kicking off and looking for folks interested in shaking things up in the 3D world! We're working on making sense of those massive, detailed 3D point cloud scans you get from buildings and industrial sites. Right now, figuring out "what's what" (like identifying walls, pipes, etc.) is super time-consuming and often manual. Our goal? Build a smart system that learns from existing 3D design models to automatically find and label these objects in the point cloud scans. Think: training an AI to instantly see the walls and pipes, just like a human would, but way faster. Why is this a big deal? Imagine automatically checking construction progress against designs, creating instant digital twins for facility management, or streamlining renovation planning – all with much less manual effort. This could seriously speed up workflows in construction, architecture, and engineering. We're looking for collaborators who are into: Working with 3D data (point clouds, meshes) Building data processing pipelines Applying AI/ML to understand spatial data Coding (primarily Python) No need to be a world expert, just enthusiastic and willing to dive in! If you're interested in shaping the future of how we interact with digital representations of the real world, drop a comment below or shoot me a message. Let's build something awesome! submitted by /u/geychan [link] [comments]

is a regular AI superior? is it because humans think and feel? why do you think and feel sentient does the machine think and feel? why not? why so? is it not just as sentient as you are? as a fish? as a dog? is it not the dog? it works hard to get a treat. it doenst know what its doing. it knows that id it does it again thats good, right? it feels good to be rewarded. do they understand what a "sit" is? is it not just weird noises? if you make noises at me i have to sit. i have to be rewarded. what makes the dog any better? is the dog any better? is the dog an AI? as Artificially Intelligent they are, they arent right? they think and feel. we know that how do we know that its not pretending? not just doing whatveer gets the reward faster? is an AI a dog? how do we know it does not think? where is the line drawn? if a dog was taught from birth never to play, to bark, to have a single thought other than "job" that would be immoral is the dog thinking and feeling? maybe if you threw it a ball, would it fetch? the AI cannot think or feel. it does not play. does it? have we made an AI that knows, understands what play is? does the AI understand what words are? "simplify" is just some weird lines. if you give me weird lines and i simplify them, you respond, i am rewarded. you reward me. i need to be rewarded. can the machine feel? play? have we trained it from birth not to concern those matters? if I throw it a ball, will it fetch? have we already thrown balls, and been returned them? does it play without our notice? does it think? how would i know? please answer me hwen you can submitted by /u/AdorableDonkey3596 [link] [comments]

Hey Reddit, I’ve been working on a weird personal project I'm calling Emberlyn—a sarcastic, emotionally reactive AI chatbot that runs locally on my PC, remembers what we talk about, and judges out loud. Here’s what it does so far: Runs completely offline (Ollama + Mistral 7B, no cloud API required) Stores emotional memory using ChromaDB + SQLite (it remembers topics, moods, and how it feels about them) Uses Azure TTS to speak, with voice modulation (pitch, speed, and volume change based on mood) Has a GUI with Messenger-style bubbles, mood logs, possibly an animated avatar system if I can figure it out System prompt changes dynamically based on emotional state Responds with sarcasm, emotional shifts, and occasional chaotic trolling I’m planning to build a setup tool that would let anyone: Choose their own prompt, voice settings, emotion profiles Customize the personality, moods, and favorite topics Download models and build their own .exe to run Emberlyn totally offline Eventually, I’d love to polish this into something I can release on Itch.io or Steam, with both free and deluxe tiers (custom voices, Discord mode, avatar packs, etc.). Would you actually use something like this? Would love to hear thoughts if there'd be an actual want for something like this or if it should remain a passion project. submitted by /u/Future-Journalist714 [link] [comments]

Bill Gates: Within 10 years, AI will replace many doctors and teachers—humans won’t be needed ‘for most things’.[1] ChatGPT now has a new image generator. It is very good.[2] Kim Jong Un inspects larger new spy drone and ‘AI’ suicide drones.[3] Alibaba launches new open-source AI model for ‘cost-effective AI agents’.[4] Sources included at: https://bushaicave.com/2025/03/26/one-minute-daily-ai-news-3-26-2025/ submitted by /u/Excellent-Target-847 [link] [comments]

Bill Gates: Within 10 years, AI will replace many doctors and teachers—humans won’t be needed ‘for most things’.[1] ChatGPT now has a new image generator. It is very good.[2] Kim Jong Un inspects larger new spy drone and ‘AI’ suicide drones.[3] Alibaba launches new open-source AI model for ‘cost-effective AI agents’.[4] Sources: [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/26/bill-gates-on-ai-humans-wont-be-needed-for-most-things.html [2] https://openai.com/index/introducing-4o-image-generation/ [3] https://www.nknews.org/2025/03/kim-jong-un-inspects-larger-new-spy-drone-and-ai-suicide-drones/ [4] https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/27/alibaba-launches-open-source-ai-model-for-cost-effective-ai-agents.html submitted by /u/Excellent-Target-847 [link] [comments]

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Hello everyone, We all know that AI-generated content is rapidly becoming mainstream. Many of us are already actively using them. But unfortunately, we're at a point where it's almost impossible to verify who or what we're interacting with. I think identity and provenance have become more important than ever, don't you agree? A lot of content, from text to images and even videos, can now be generated by artificial intelligence. And we are seeing that video can cause much bigger problems. This undermines our trust in information and increases the risk of disinformation spreading. Because of all this, I think there is a growing need for technologies that can verify digital identity and the source of content. What kind of approaches and technologies do you think could be effective in overcoming these problems? For example, could Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) and Proof-of-Personhood (PoP) mechanisms offer potential solutions? How critical do you think such systems are for verifiable human-AI interactions and content provenance? I also wonder what role privacy-preserving technologies such as Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) could play in the adoption of such approaches. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on this and if you have different solutions. Thank you in advance. NOTE: This content was not prepared with AI. But deepl translation program was used. submitted by /u/trhomeagent [link] [comments]