Y'all saw that video of Trump wrestling with the tiger that I posted last night, right? If not, keep scrolling down after this post. Anyway, as silly as it was, it was still fairly believable - visually speaking, not 'real' real, but I digress yet again.
The fact that something like that could be created so on-the-fly, so quickly, points to what may be the biggest danger facing us from AI as we see it now. Not mass or mutual destruction - something far worse - deception. If they can craft something that believable that fast, what can they do with more time and effort. They could make a video of Bill Clinton admitting he actually did get his dick sucked in the Oval Office. They could make video of J. Edgar Hoover admitting that he is/was a tallywagger who liked to dress up and play hide the salami with his butler.
Going forward, we're gonna have to be super careful believing what we see.
That'd be kinda unlike now, when we - well actually 'they' (you know who they are) - believe anything, as long as it's anti-Donald. Juss' sayin'...
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This image is a clip from Stanley Kubrick's 1962 film adaptation of Lolita,
showing the entrance sign for Camp Climax for Girls. In Vladimir Nabokov's 1955 original novel, the camp is named Camp Q - a subtle French pun/innuendo - which the movie altered to "Camp Climax".
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Aside from brand loyalty and price tag, what else would drive (no pun intended) a person to choose a Hundai over a Chevy, or a Volvo instead of a Lexus? Any thoughts or funny anecdotes you can share about car buying? Dive right in. I'm truly curious...
You won't find them that cheap at Lowes or Home Depot.
Rule Numero Uno for political interviews? Don't stop at the pub on your way to the gig. This dimwit Dimorat appeared to slur her words and warned her rivals “we have guns” during a car crash interview – leaving viewers asking if she was drunk. Democrat candidate Jaime West bumbled through a long and winding tirade in the mind-boggling clip – tearing into Maga Republicans and calling them dumb.
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I don't think this was part of the Dale Carnegie course
'How to make friends and influence people'...
Mincing her words on a televised general election candidates’ forum, she vowed to fire all Donald Trump-supporting Republicans. She called Maga politicians “racist” and not “very intelligent at all”. Asked what her message to voters would be at the end of the interview, West stared into the camera bog-eyed and said plainly: “We have guns too.” West, who is standing for Fayette County Council, District 4, in the Hoosier State, also claimed she had been threatened by Maga Republicans.
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While you probably just hop in your car and take a short drive to your local Costco, one couple from Alaska goes the extra mile – or a few hundred miles – to stock up on the warehouse club’s bulk buys. Shelby Ellingsen and her boyfriend take a 20-hour boat ride from their home in the island community of Sitka to the Costco in Juneau each year, spending thousands of dollars and filling up a U-Haul truck’s worth of goods.
While a direct flight to Juneau takes less than an hour, traveling by plane isn’t necessarily feasible for all the baggage that Ellingsen, who is in her 30s, and her boyfriend plan on bringing back home from Costco. The couple instead treks on an annual shopping trip to the small warehouse – which is about half the size of a standard Costco store – via a large boat, which takes around 20 hours each way.
P2 - you know about this? Is it legit?
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When the power goes out you can still
charge your phone super fast.
And it's also a flashlight.
Marked down today to only $ 18.99...
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