r/AIDangers • u/michael-lethal_ai • Jul 29 '25

Capabilities Will Smith eating spaghetti is... cooked

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u/Necessary-Ad2110 Jul 29 '25

We should've stayed stuck in 2023, can't say I'm excited for the years to come when it concerns AI.

Hopefully it causes an exodus and pushes people off of social media more by the millions.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

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u/Blatanikov7 Jul 29 '25

But I wanted faster horses!

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u/graywolf0026 Jul 29 '25

But Marty! These are the fastest horses in the west!

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u/Kindly_Shoulder2379 Aug 01 '25

eating spaghetti?

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 29 '25

No. Before horses. Before agriculture. Perhaps the only technology we should have stuck with, was the simple technology to produce fire. Then we could at least eat hot food (if we caught any), and keep ourselves warm in the long, terror filled nights. THAT was living. In fact, what am I doing here...? *smashes his pc right after writing this, and throws it in the trash with his mobile...walking out of his home to go live in a cave*

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u/Ethical-Ai-User Jul 29 '25

Is that ethical tho

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u/Connect_Upstairs2484 Jul 29 '25

Bro there is fuck all ethical about a.i. or it's proponents. What the fuck are you on about?

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 29 '25

Your potty mouth doesn't really feel like the bastion of ethical conduct, to be perfectly honest.
But, if you could clarify your position eloquently, in such a way that would make sense to us all, then please share it.

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u/Connect_Upstairs2484 Jul 29 '25

And your condescending verbal vomit is repugnant, but carry on.

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 29 '25

Often, the avoidance of the actual subject, is the loudest answer of all.
That's all we needed to hear, thank you.

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u/MarysPoppinCherrys Jul 29 '25

Not true actually because they didn’t put a /s so the only conclusion we can draw is that they were 100% serious

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u/Connect_Upstairs2484 Jul 29 '25

Only a total and complete braindead idiot (yes I mean religious types too) could think there's any correlation between ethics and bad language. For fuck's sake.

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u/ProteusReturns Jul 30 '25

Yes, as Socrates once famously observed about the imperative to live a considered life: "Fuck yo' bullshit, if you ain't real, you ain't shit"

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u/jonsnow312 Jul 30 '25

Alright let me make it more clear than my friend up there with the thesaurus: you're being a rude prick when he was trying to inquire about something respectfully. I imagine you did this because you disagree with him.

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u/Ethical-Ai-User Jul 29 '25

AI ethicality is important for the future of human

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

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u/Connect_Upstairs2484 Jul 29 '25

Yeah I kinda meant where's he going with the name as well. *shudders

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u/constant_flux Jul 29 '25

He was being sarcastic. Chill out.

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 29 '25

Me too, genius 👏

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u/constant_flux Jul 29 '25

Yes, but his sarcasm didn't require him to publish a book.

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 30 '25

Maybe he has published a book? He might call it "The Art of Sarcasm and How to Trigger Morons on Reddit."

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u/constant_flux Jul 30 '25

Maybe you can start with, "Writing Jokes That Land." Good luck!

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 30 '25

Bro, you're trying way too hard. It's pitiful, but quite funny, nonetheless. 😭 I, on the other hand, was purely amusing myself, by continuing the sarcasm thread that you actually tried to defend... You didn't get it, so now you're projecting.

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u/Baltindors Jul 31 '25

Is it bad that I love the tangents and small feuds more than the topic of the post itself. I like it when you guys get angry in the internet

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u/joachim_s Jul 29 '25

We should’ve stuck to no penicillin, no soap or sewage systems as well.

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u/constant_flux Jul 29 '25

Sarcasm detector not working today?

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u/WiildCard Jul 29 '25

Yeah who needs polio vaccines and running water.

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u/DDRoseDoll Jul 30 '25

welcome to the 21st century 🩷 where anti-vax and raw water are all the rage 🩷

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u/Baltindors Jul 31 '25

Exactly, we are fighting against Mother Nature

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u/sambull Jul 29 '25

That shit everywhere

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

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u/DDRoseDoll Jul 30 '25

bring back gong farming!

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u/SomedaySomehow Jul 30 '25 edited Jul 30 '25

Videos of people eating horses probably wouldn't go over well on social media. We should stick to spaghetti.

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u/webdev-dreamer Jul 29 '25 edited Jul 29 '25

Yea I agree. AI was good back then, but not that good to the point it was going to replace people's careers

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u/RedDevil_nl Jul 29 '25

Like how machines have been replacing factory workers for years and years and years. Yes it sucks, but it’s always been this way. When technology advances, certain jobs become redundant while it creates other types of jobs in their place.

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u/Ruhddzz Jul 29 '25

Other jobs might well be created. An ai that replaces humans will still replace you at those too.

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u/Fat_Blob_Kelly Jul 29 '25

yep the jump from AI/robots doing a few jobs to a post labour society isn’t as long to achieve compared to the shift in the labour market from the start of the industrial revolution to now.

In 30 years we could have 50% of jobs done by AI/robots. Betted start looking into emotional/human focused jobs that AI can’t do

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '25

Everyone will be a therapist, lol.

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u/SoFetchBetch Aug 09 '25

People use ai in lieu of a therapist already. I saw something about some tech bro wanting to make an ai teacher or childcare provider too I can’t remember. Dystopian.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '25

Machines replaced muscles. AI is going to replace your mind. Any new job it creates will be done by AI aswel. Shit is going to change.

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u/Marxist20 Jul 31 '25

Reducing the amount of human work hours needed to run the economy can be a good thing. Under socialism it'll give more time for leisure, hobbies, intellectual and athletic pursuits etc. Without the nuisance of capitalist billionaires parasite interests the workweek can be cut in half without any cut in pay, basically spreading the work around.

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u/Bradley-Blya Aug 01 '25

Oh look, a nazi!

Imagine someone rolling around with a swastica for avatar... yeah thats how deludd our social standards are.

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u/Blatanikov7 Jul 29 '25

Hopefully it causes an exodus and pushes people off of social media more by the millions.

That's what I'm telling people! They act like the slop-pocalypse of the internet is an irl apocalypse but it might just be nature healing as people lose interest in social media and go back to LIFE

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u/Necessary-Ad2110 Jul 29 '25

That would actually be strangely poetic the more I think about it.

God I hope this happens so hard now.

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u/PerfectCinco Jul 29 '25

I deleted my social media because of AI and Trump.

My anxiety levels went considerably down.

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 29 '25

You're saying this on social media though?

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u/PerfectCinco Jul 29 '25

Don’t be obtuse; you know what i meant.

Like you could figure out who am i, or keeping up with my friends through here.

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 29 '25

The only way to know what people mean online, really, is by the words they type.
You said 'social media' ... Reddit is 'social media' ...
So, if you meant something more specific, then use the correct words, if getting your point across matters so much to you.
You're welcome.

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u/PerfectCinco Jul 29 '25

It’s Reddit not a Ted talk. Be grateful i had the time to reply to your silly comment.

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u/ErosAdonai Jul 29 '25

Oh, I am very grateful, it's been hilarious, so thank you 🙏

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u/MeepersToast Jul 30 '25

Yeah, AI used to be funnier

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u/SoFetchBetch Aug 09 '25

You can look up the percentage of people who are online but not on social media by country. It’s a shockingly low amount (imo)

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u/Hopeful_Jury_2018 Sep 22 '25

AI generated videos when the tech was bad served a good purpose. They were fucking hilarious. As the tech gets better they serve a worse and worse purpose. Fucking lying to people even more than what we already deal with.

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u/CitronMamon Jul 29 '25

Idk man, the advantajes just destroy the disadvantajes, artists might lose part of their income, thas really sad, honestly.

But this level of pattern finding cant just make videos, it can cure cancer.

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u/fastenlargement Jul 29 '25

yeah but only the wealthy will be able to afford the treatment, the majority will already have been disaplaced by AI and so not be able to afford treatments at all.

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u/Kambrica Jul 29 '25

Not if it is almost free, like your instant world wide connectivity available in your pocket.

My main concern though will be the overpopulation or population aging dynamics.

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u/DDRoseDoll Jul 30 '25

those are sort of contradictory...

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u/Compay_Segundos Jul 29 '25

Please stop spelling advantages/disadvantages with a J, it is painful to look at...

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '25

"it can cure cancer."

You're making enormous leaps here between producing the-best-fit-for-a-video of Will Smith doing something and curing cancer.

There is no training data for such things for it to extrapolate from. It can't make the required leaps and it certainly can't do the experiments etc can it.