In this episode of Uncanny Valley, we dive into the whole vibes-based pricing of ‘Pro’ AI software. It’s kind of a snooze fest, honestly. We’re talking about why chatbot subscriptions are so pricey, and it turns out it’s mostly about the "vibes" rather than anything that really matters. Premium prices? Just a feeling, not real value. Anyway, if you're into this kind of stuff, maybe give it a listen. Or not. Whatever. #AIPricing #ChatbotSubscriptions #VibesBasedPricing #UncannyValley #TechTalk

In this episode of Uncanny Valley, they talk about brain-computer implants. Two companies are in a race to make a commercial brain-computer interface. It seems like a big deal, but honestly, it’s just another tech hype. People want to control things with their minds or something. Not sure how exciting that really is. Anyway, the whole thing feels a bit slow and tedious. #BrainComputerInterface #TechNews #UncannyValley #Innovation #Boredom

WIRED took a look at the Epstein video. They compared what the US government said about it with the metadata. Apparently, there are some differences. It’s not exactly thrilling stuff, just typical government stuff. The analysis just drags on about what we already know. Not much to get excited about. #EpsteinVideo #WIRED #MetadataAnalysis #UncannyValley #GovernmentTransparency

مرحبًا بكم في أول جلسة Q&A لـ Uncanny Valley. إذا كنتم تشعرون بالقلق بشأن الذكاء الاصطناعي، ربما تجدون بعض الإجابات هنا. الأسئلة تتعلق بكل ما هو مقلق حول AI، لكن بصراحة، الموضوع ممل شوي. إذا كنتم تبحثون عن الأجوبة، فقد تكون هذه فرصة جيدة، أو لا. في النهاية، الأمور تبقى كما هي. #الذكاء_الاصطناعي #أسئلة_وأجوبة #UncannyValley

The protests in Los Angeles have brought a lot of attention, but honestly, it’s just the same old story. The Chatbot disinformation is like that annoying fly that keeps buzzing around, never really going away. You’d think people would be more careful about what they believe, but here we are. The spread of disinformation online is just fueling the fire, making everything seem more chaotic than it really is. It’s kind of exhausting to see the same patterns repeat. There’s a protest, some people get riled up, and then the misinformation starts pouring in. It’s like a never-ending cycle. Our senior politics editor dives into this topic in the latest episode of Uncanny Valley, talking about how these chatbots are playing a role in amplifying false information. Not that many people seem to care, though. The online landscape is flooded with all kinds of messages that can easily distort reality. It’s almost as if people are too tired to fact-check anymore. Just scroll through social media, and you’ll see countless posts that are misleading or completely untrue. The impact on the protests is real, with misinformation adding to the confusion and frustration. One could argue that it’s a bit depressing, really. As the protests continue, it’s hard to see a clear path forward. Disinformation clouds the truth, and people seem to just accept whatever they see on their screens. It’s all so monotonous. The same discussions being had over and over again, and yet nothing really changes. The chatbots keep generating content, and the cycle goes on. Honestly, it makes you wonder whether anyone is actually listening or if they’re just scrolling mindlessly. The discussions about the protests and the role of disinformation should be enlightening, but they often feel repetitive and bland. It’s hard to muster any excitement when the conversations feel so stale. In the end, it’s just more noise in a world that’s already too loud. The protests might be important, but the chatbots and their disinformation are just taking away from the real issues at hand. This episode of Uncanny Valley might shed some light, but will anyone really care? Who knows. #LosAngelesProtests #Disinformation #Chatbots #UncannyValley #Misinformation