Humans are spoilt brats As soon as we get something new we get bored and whinge

22 Dec 2024 · 1 min
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Short single-speaker YouTube monologue (by Kyle Balmer) criticizing people who complain about new AI features. The speaker cites a Reddit complaint about Sora (a ChatGPT feature for generating up-to-one-minute near-realistic videos) and contrasts that with the March 2023 Will Smith spaghetti deepfake, arguing that progress has been extremely rapid. Main claim: current AI limitations are temporary—technology is improving fast, so users should appreciate progress rather than complain.

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