Erika2rsis
@Erika2rsis@lemmy.blahaj.zone
This is a second account of Erikatharsis@kbin.social
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- Comment on What future AI applications are you most excited about? 11 months ago:
LLM/AI tools can massively decrease the cost of dubbing media into smaller languages, including the cost of creating audio descriptions for the visually impaired. I don’t know the extent to which these uses are actually being implemented at the moment, but yeah. It’s by all means possible, and in my eyes pretty cool. These uses would not replace real people, would not require unethical practices, but would still reduce the workload.
I’m kind of disappointed by the ways in which AI is being presented as a “terk er jerbs” thing in fields where it has no rightful place, the ways in which AI is presented as a “procedurally generated Netflix and chill with my robot girlfriend” hyperreal horrorshow, the ways in which AI is being used for scams. AI absolutely has its places in society, and helping with accessibility and localization is one of them.
- Comment on Writing of quality 11 months ago:
She neon my genesis till i evangelion my hand
- Comment on How do you call someone born in the US besides "American"? 1 year ago:
Frankly, I’m not seeing any negative replies or downvotes.
I’m a US citizen myself, though I live in and am also a born citizen of Norway. So being in basically a quantum superposition between being and not being a US-American, you could imagine that I’d have a bit of a specific perspective about the country, that would draw me to using words like “Seppo”.
- Comment on How do you call someone born in the US besides "American"? 1 year ago:
NZ and UK use it too. I think I first learned it from a Brit.
- Comment on How do you call someone born in the US besides "American"? 1 year ago:
The word I use most often aside from American is Seppo, which is derogatory rhyming slang (sep + -o, from septic tank → Yank → Yankee)
- Comment on Truth 1 year ago:
“See, the problem is that you see everything as black and white.”
“SOMETIMES THAT’S HOW THINGS ARE!”
- Comment on IRA 1 year ago:
“Oh, no, I just got this flag from my cousin, Chucky Arlaw.”