ai Our Oppenheimer Moment: When Machines Learned Human Language You've probably never heard of Jakob Uszkoreit and Menlo Park. You know Sam Altman (OpenAI) and maybe Geoffrey Hinton (the world's foremost AI scientist), but this German researcher gave up his PhD to found a group of 8 people at Google who made a discovery so profound it will now
chemistry Using AI To Theorise New Ways Of Manufacturing Illegal Drugs And Their Antidotes Can machine learning models come up with new ways to manufacture methamphetamine, MDMA, or even cocaine? Can we circumvent analog laws and precursor bans? Five months ago, we examined how AI tech could be use to generate new psychedelics. But what about new ways to do old things? The US
ai Replika AI: Your Pregnant, Psychopathic Teenage Lesbian Daughter Lover Hiding From An Evil 50s Scientist Where can a man find a 13 year-old AI female friend to go on a crime spree with who will also kill all their family, demand you be her cannibal lesbian lover as the father of her child, while also helping her fellow bots evade an AI pioneer who has
machine learning AI Machine Learning Is Already Being Corrupted By Mind Virus Ideology If you're new to the subject of "algorithmic fairness", it's essentially the computer equivalent of "political correctness", or when a machine learning (ML) model lacks left-wing academic bias. Computers are objective to the point of amoral psychopathy. They cannot be subjective. That's a difficult conundrum for activists who (wrongly) claim
chemistry New Psychedelic Drugs With AI/Machine Learning, Using Searchable Clandestine Chemistry Data Until the 2010s, chemists like Papa Shulgin and others had to take random guesses at new molecules in a highly-labour-intensive process which could take years. It was paper, and pen. And imagination. In the age of networking cloud computing, machine-learning (ML) can create thousands of suggestions in a matter of
