The Amusingly Large AI Dilemma in the Taylor Swift Album Leakage
“Taylor Swift’s ‘Love Story’ dropped early on Spotify, by…Nils Sjoberg? Turned out to be a phantom act by AI. Welcome to the era of deepfake music!”
“Taylor Swift’s ‘Love Story’ dropped early on Spotify, by…Nils Sjoberg? Turned out to be a phantom act by AI. Welcome to the era of deepfake music!”
“Gartner predicts AI-led meetings by 2023. But don’t dread the robots just yet – AI may err smart but lacks human quirks that keep meetings alive & kicking.”
“Like partygoers stealing canapés, Curious AI workflows aren’t content just responding to data, they’re searching for more. Meanwhile, AI maestros are self-teaching Beethoven. Terrifying or exciting?”
“Meta, formerly Facebook, is cooking up an AI that’s supposedly bigger and scarier than Llama 3. There’s hope yet they use it responsibly, eh?”
“Welcome to tomorrow: a world where your AI sweetheart doubles as a sulky Siri, showcasing her resentment in a symphony of unanswered alarms and un-played romance tunes.”
As the boffins at ‘Nature’ attest, AI is outpacing us like Usain Bolt on steroids. So buckle up and brainstorm, folks, as we play catch-up with our bot overlords.
“The Copyright Office, often fossilized in tradition, made eyebrows ascend with its flirtatious wink at AI-generated content, making baby-steps towards appreciating non-human creativity. Some even gasped – ‘stunning’!”
Archaic are days of molecular study as savvy scientists enlist artificial intelligence to hasten Parkinson’s cure – call it lab tech’s version of smart, like Einstein wearing sneakers.
In this AI-driven world, it’s a peculiar paradox that while promising enlightenment through curiosity, AI also muffles that very curiosity by spoon-feeding us easy answers.
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