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vtssge1968 t1_j1lcwlg wrote

Reply to What will cheap available AI-generated images lead to? Video? Media? Entertainment? by Hall_Pitiful

At this point we could probably get more original movie content from AI as the movie studios just remake old movies...

Honestly though I think it could co exist with traditional forms of content creation at least for a long period of time as I don't see in the immediate future it having it's own original style like a human. That being said, even though my above comment was mainly a joke, it's not like a large portion of content isn't already basically stolen from someone ealier.

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vtssge1968 t1_izngwh1 wrote

Reply to comment by naijaboiler in NFL players, especially former linemen, had fewer disease-free years and earlier high blood pressure and diabetes diagnoses. Two age-related diseases, arthritis and dementia, were also more commonly found in former football players than in other men of the same age. by Wagamaga

Exactly my point, I never used the word race and someone immediately points this out, I said nationality which isn't precisely right either, but it has more to do with the region from where the ancestors came from...

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vtssge1968 t1_iznbva7 wrote

Reply to comment by vtssge1968 in NFL players, especially former linemen, had fewer disease-free years and earlier high blood pressure and diabetes diagnoses. Two age-related diseases, arthritis and dementia, were also more commonly found in former football players than in other men of the same age. by Wagamaga

Genetic factors are often overlooked especially now as it's getting to be politically incorrect to say one nationality is more prone to something then another, I understand the reasoning to some extent, but people that have lived under certain environmental conditions have evolved differently to adapt.. this is most pronounced and is undeniable in certain more isolated populations in extreme environments. Look up Eskimos, and Aborigines.

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vtssge1968 t1_iznberv wrote

Reply to comment by Brynmaer in NFL players, especially former linemen, had fewer disease-free years and earlier high blood pressure and diabetes diagnoses. Two age-related diseases, arthritis and dementia, were also more commonly found in former football players than in other men of the same age. by Wagamaga

It's extraordinarily hard to separate factors in most health studies, I have always assumed this is why health studies are always coming out contradicting each other and what is supposedly healthy is constantly changing...

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vtssge1968 t1_iz1netr wrote

Reply to comment by Tip_Odde in Google says they have made a significant advance in allowing humans to communicate with robots using natural language, and claim an "order of magnitude" increase in capabilities over previous approaches. by lughnasadh

I specifically cited not plugging in or turning on, unless you are from somewhere without electricity, if you can't figure out to plug in or turn on a device, you border on brain dead.

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vtssge1968 t1_iyzi594 wrote

Reply to comment by Not_Legal_Advice_Pod in Google says they have made a significant advance in allowing humans to communicate with robots using natural language, and claim an "order of magnitude" increase in capabilities over previous approaches. by lughnasadh

I think I am there, considering you usually have to move up several tiers when dealing with tech support before you actually get a person that knows anything. The first several tiers are designed to handle the customers that literally are so stupid that they didn't plug in or turn on the device, because sadly there are a lot of those people calling...

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