How Can We Make Money With AI?

**Kermit** · 01-21-23, 09:10 PM

**JayLA** · 01-21-23, 09:22 PM

I tried to get it to predict apples stock price moves and also predict scores for games but it said its not a financial advisor basically

**Otters27** · 01-21-23, 09:28 PM

Originally posted by JayLA

I tried to get it to predict apples stock price moves and also predict scores for games but it said its not a financial advisor basically

So it will write a term paper but can't try to pick a winner?

**iwantcougars** · 01-21-23, 10:54 PM

perhaps you can build a database with tons of stats and fool it to pick the best proposition

**gauchojake** · 01-21-23, 10:57 PM

You could get it to do write ups

**Otters27** · 01-22-23, 12:03 AM

Originally posted by iwantcougars

perhaps you can build a database with tons of stats and fool it to pick the best proposition

Could be on to something. You think someone will use my idea and not share with us.

**Otters27** · 01-22-23, 12:03 AM

Originally posted by gauchojake

You could get it to do write ups

Yes and verify for correctness on sbr?

**gauchojake** · 01-22-23, 12:12 AM

Originally posted by Otters27

Yes and verify for correctness on sbr?

Why bother. Just publish and monetize.

**juicername** · 01-22-23, 01:05 AM

The data only goes up to 2021.

You can't ask stuff like how many points will the Bills beat the Bengals by this weekend.

**Optional** · 01-22-23, 02:20 AM

Originally posted by gauchojake

You could get it to do write ups

What happens when everyone uses AI and there is no human writers outputting content for it to feed on?

**Nate rasta** · 01-22-23, 02:44 AM

Originally posted by Optional

What happens when everyone uses AI and there is no human writers outputting content for it to feed on?

Then we all go broke and die

**iwantcougars** · 01-22-23, 12:53 PM

Originally posted by Optional

What happens when everyone uses AI and there is no human writers outputting content for it to feed on?

machines will take over humanity like a lot of scifi movies/novels

**Optional** · 01-22-23, 01:22 PM

Originally posted by iwantcougars

machines will take over humanity like a lot of scifi movies/novels

I was thinking they would feed off each other and end up with either gibberish or all with the same output. And lose their power.

**gauchojake** · 01-22-23, 01:45 PM

The consumer will determine if it's worthwhile to purchase or consume the content. Advertisers will decide if there is a worthwhile ROI and then true content creators can decide how they will proceed.

I'm pretty sure ESPN is going to be using real writers for the foreseeable future.

**iwantcougars** · 01-22-23, 02:04 PM

Originally posted by Optional

I was thinking they would feed off each other and end up with either gibberish or all with the same output. And lose their power.

someone will code a self learning ai

**Rambuck** · 01-22-23, 10:49 PM

Too much randomness. Best thing it could ever hope to do at least in the short term is find the best value among all the lines.

**pologq** · 01-23-23, 08:01 AM

Originally posted by iwantcougars

someone will code a self learning ai

i think there was something like that and they had to turn it off

**Optional** · 01-27-23, 08:52 AM

Interesting discussion about AI creations and copyright law.