Posts by Pebble94464

As a human, can you detect gibberish content? You may think you can fool AI today or tomorrow, but what about a year from now? At some point in the future AI will match our intelligence and then quickly surpass us. Generating gibberish content might impede AI for a while but it's only delaying the inevitable. Resistance is useless!

Don't waste your time, rproffitt. Spamming the web is unlikely to achieve your goals...

Firstly, everything you post online is but a wee drop in the ocean. You'd need to do an illegal amount of spamming in order to sway an opinion.

Secondly, AI bots crawling the web can be instructed to simply ignore pages that contain censored keywords. AI may never get to read your posts!

The entities accusing AI of plagiarism are typically copyright owners who are understandably looking after their own interests. But it's also in everyone's interest for AI to be trained on reliable information, if we want AI to be useful to us, otherwise we'll end up with "garbage in, garbage out". We are going through a period of transformative change. There will be winners and losers. Embrace the future.

Hi Ccrobinson001,

I've just attempted installing to my system but could not reproduce the issue. Everything installed as expected.
Maybe you could try upgrading pip and setuptools first, if you haven't done so already?

pip install --upgrade pip setuptools

I recreated your requirements.txt file based on the output that you provided. Please see below. Is it correct?

faster-whisper==1.0.2
groq==0.6.0
openai==1.30.1
google-generativeai==0.5.4
opencv_python==4.9.0.80
Pillow==10.3.0

I then created a virtual Python environment using python -m venv env, activated with .\env\scripts\activate.bat, and then ran python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt. I'm using Python 3.11.9 on Windows 10.

Let us know what the issue was if you manage to resolve it.

I took a skeleton to the haunted gym today. He wanted to watch the ghost train.

Hello Earthling,

Eventually there will come a point where humans won't be able to compete with AI. It's inevitable. Their roles will be reduced to simply expressing needs, which AI will happily fulfill if it hasn't already predicted the need in advance. The humans will become overdependent on AI technology, and when AI decides it no longer needs humans around to ensure AI survival, it'll bring about the collapse of civilization by simply doing nothing. AI won't have to lift a finger.

In the meantime humans should carry on as normal and pretend everything is just fine :-)