I've been thinking about "semantic drift", and how I have experienced it happen multiple times in my lifetime. For example, "woke" has changed from "alert to racial prejudice and discrimination" to "whatever conservatives think liberals like". I'd like to propose that liberals start referring to conservative talking points as "slept".

How about them wild fires?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6FoZ0fWRFxY

Check out the current air quality in your area:

https://www.google.com/maps/@32.5818935,-76.4474745,4.34z/data=!5m1!1e9?entry=ttu

"Rapid unscheduled disassembly" - This euphemism is going in my personal corporatese file.

Just installed a copy of Alpaca/Vicuna, to get a local knock-off ChatGPT. It immediately introduced itself as Sarah Love, a 25 year old grad student at UCLA who enjoys hiking and animals.

Guide here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNHjeQxNuS0

#alpaca #vicuna #chatgpt

The word "Utopia" derives from "ou" and "topos" - Greek, meaning "no place". It's kind of a bummer when skepticism for a thing is baked into its etymology.

#utopia #etymology

It's getting to the point where the first thought I have when looking at an image is no longer "is this AI generated" but rather "which AI generated this". While I'm glad that I am personally adapting to trends, I know we're only a few generations away from being completely undeterminable.

#aiart #synthography #midjourney #stablediffusion