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Creativity is innately for human consumption, only a human can truly tell if something is creative. This makes it hard for a GAN to be used for creative thinking, since the discriminator would have to just be a human So I don't think you can fully remove the human from the equation, but having work in an ad agency for years, I can tell you that some people are shockingly un-creative. So AI outperform the average person seems about par

The Emperor's Children would be proud!

Staryu is real

Cool, I didn't know I am a cicada

Literally all the space station needs is a spinning room.

I saw this same thing in Red Dwarf

Missed opportunity to end the video with "That's pretty *rad* "

it’s very fake

Honestly that description of cicadas + fighting wars is an accurate description of every other male in my family.

Several years back we had a couple broods overlap like this in northern Virginia. I got home from work one night around 10pm and after locking my car I realized there was an odd but rather quiet squishy, gurgling, crawling sound all around me. When I turned on my flash light, my entire front yard was a single crawling mass. It was creepy and cool. They caused all kinds of accidents that summer as people freaked out when the cicadas randomly flew into their face or in their car or whatnot. I don’t mind them, the squirrels get fat eating them, but I do mind cicada killer hornets/wasps, not sure which species they technically fall under. Anyways I know they’re not usually a danger to humans but seeing a hornet the size of a small bird is pretty freaky.

As of right now, it is only negative in the academic sense. I see in some job fields many places implementing AI to help improve product performance and task management. In academia, rather than having an attitude of recognizing and innovating AI for education, it seems that there is a punitive stance to deter AI use.

Me: (goes outside for peace and quiet only to hear blaring cicadas) SO GLAD THIS ISN'T NORMAL

STOP INSERTING THOSE ANNOYING SOUND EFFECTS FFS.. Computers predicting when I'll die? You are killing me with this trash right now.

Always found the singing of cicadas soothing. Thats awesome!

Fascinating! However, I’m glad I don’t live in the areas where cicadas bulge up out of the earth!

So... where's the numbers on the Y axis? Dont tell anyone that the carbon has increased from 0.4% to 0.5% of the makeup of the atmosphere. Numbnuts.

Carbon capture is going to have to be the solution if we are to avoid mass famine.

rocky montage took me out of guard.ahahhaha

Can they cross breed

An animal called the baiji was the first dolphin species to become extinct based completely on human activities. They were declared extinct in 2007 after efforts to find a single dolphin during a 6 week search in 2006 failed. In fact, there may not have been a single confirmed living being since 2002. The populations were said to be up to 5,000 in 1990, 400 in 1980, and just 13 between 1997-1999. They were first discovered in 1918. That means it only took 89 years from the point they were discovered to being declared to be extinct.

LLM just has a lot of input, but does not have the five senses nor experiences. If you talk about symmetry, paintings, the Rubiks cube etc or a rainny or sunny day etc, you have to understand they never saw any examples of those things; never experienced them either.

Do you think they'll be loud enough to drown out all of the gunshots? Cicadas: "You're welcome Chicago, sleep well for a bit."

Perfect? No. Better than Imperial? Absolutely.

Genghis Khan briefly turned the family tree into a family bush 😮

Imagine if that was your army

Hah, Patrick have a five head instead of forehead

I live in Illinois in the epicenter of this. The last time the cicadas were here, it was 2007 i believe and you couldn't drive through a forest preserve without hearing them. Theyre super loud. Once youre away from the forest preserves you barely see them. I havent seen any this year yet.

What in Their DNA allows this??? How about Nothing in their DNA! LOOK at bird and butterfly migrations Read Dr Rupert Sheldrake's theory of morphic resonance.

they ruined my turkey hunt the other day 😭

what if those two heavy atoms just weaved each other?

Why start with whales but not with others (e.g. primates)?

"Yet" is the operative word here

of course its right where i live....

Puffy head + bird legs… so if we stay up there long enough we would become Aliens

Wow im in both areas

You look like William Dafoe but younger.

Could this result in interbreeding? Maybe a new breed that alternates between 13 and 17 years, or just comes out every 15

Just recently I've seen some in New Jersey on the trees not very many but why is that ?

It’s more than just pretty cool. It’s phenomenal!

So thats why they r EVERYWHERE. It feels like im playing COD MW2 IRL.

I have no idea what everyone's talking about in here 😂😂

Sky is blue ocean is blue Earth is blue 😂

Yeah, I'm not going into chicago anymore 💀

Wow!

The logic about insurance, is that you spread the risk from an individual to a whole cohort. Such that an occurrence of an event is financial, too expansive for the individual. When predicting an individual's behavior causes an insurance ad absurdum. Because you don't spread the cost evenly to a cohort anymore. Obviously, this is the desire of the insurance company to lower risk and gain more profit, but the idea of spreading risk is lost. But luckily, health insurance companies are not allowed to process such very private data, otherwise the healthcare system would crash, this is in most European countries embedded by law, not the idiotic-false-believed-freedom state. *Addedum; that's why you should only take out insurances, for events which could bring you in a financial ruin. And not for an event like accidentally dropping a smartphone. *Nota Bene; When the prediction of events are "too" good, people will stop paying for the insurance, so the business model of insurances will vanish.

Smoke from Canada wildfires blanket the Midwest 13News Now 4,397 views May 13, 2024 Wildfires burning across western Canada are causing air quality concerns in parts of the Midwest. Firefighters are working to tame more than 100 active fires. Minnesota's air is considered unhealthy today and more states are on alert as well. ABC's Tim Pulliam has the details.

I’d love to see AI compete against a barely literate child who just saw every Quinten territino film

Literally how it is in NC now. So loud.

Is that Canadian Smoke Melting Glaciers Yeti

Utter BS.