Each of these reads like an extremely horny and angry man yelling their basest desires at Pornhub’s search function.

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    Like I’ve been saying for years, AI doesn’t need to be sentient to royally fuck society. Just needs to be good enough to mimic you and ruin your life or take your job.

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      or take your job.

      The unemployment line there makes for quite the mental image.

      The “Erect Horse Penis - Concept LoRA,” an image generating AI model that instantly produces images of women with erect horse penises as their genitalia, has been downloaded 16,000 times, and has an average score of five out of five stars, despite criticism from users.

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      AI can have my job. It’s eyes will hurt within a week and it will be taking mental health days.

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        I’d love to give AI my job, but then I’d be homeless.

        I should clarify that I’m not against AI as a technology. I’m against it making me poor

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            AI will also solve the housing affordability crisis too so you won’t need to worry about that…right?!?

            I mean, realistically, I do expect someone to put together a viable robotic house-construction robot at some point.

            https://www.homelight.com/blog/buyer-how-much-does-it-cost-to-build-a-house/

            A rough breakdown of the overall costs of building a home will look like this:

            Labor: 40%

            Also, I’d bet that it cuts into materials cost, because you don’t need to provide the material in a form convenient for a human to handle.

            I’ve seen people creating habitations with large-scale 3d printers, but that’s not really a practical solution. It’s just mechanically-simple, so easier to make the robot.

            I don’t know if it needs to use what we’d think of as AI today to do that. Maybe it will, if that’s a way to solve some problems conveniently. But I do think that automating house construction will happen at some point in time.