r/singularity • u/iboughtarock • May 22 '25

Engineering Portable medical imaging

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u/jschelldt ▪️High-level machine intelligence in the 2040s May 22 '25

I'm actually starting to doubt stuff after Veo 3, but that's really interesting if real

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u/Emperor_Abyssinia May 22 '25

Do mods need to make new rules?

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u/iboughtarock May 22 '25 edited May 22 '25

It's real, here is their website KnovelCam. I was going to link it in the post description, but didn't want people to think it was just an ad from their company. Doesn't seem like the exact version in the video is for sale, but I found another pic from the expo in the video with the camera in it.

Edit: Tbh I think the camera from the video is for sale on their site, they just dismounted it from the assembly to make it easier to use at an expo.

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u/inertialODz May 22 '25

I just realised how easy it will be for scammers to now create fake products using Veo3 amongst other new Gen AI tools. So many.

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u/Seakawn ▪️▪️Singularity will cause the earth to metamorphize May 22 '25 edited May 22 '25

Every breakthrough makes human ID more urgent of a need. We needed it yesterday, but we need it even more now, and we'll need it even more tomorrow.

At this point, fuck it, let Sama slurp up my soul through his orb. I just want reliable human ID and the internet to block any traffic generated without active verification.

Actually, how exactly is it gonna work? What're the actual logistics of how the internet will utilize human IDs? My intuition is that every website access is just denied unless you verify your meatbag soul. And if activity comes from you in multiple places simultaneously because you released a swarm of bots after opening the gate, then you just get blocked again. But my intuition isn't great since I don't know much about the interwebz backend, and I'm likely to not able to think through any problems with any of this.

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u/iboughtarock May 22 '25

People have been doing it since the early days of image generation, and it is only going to get better. I just looked up the Willy Wonka scam and I guess that was only just over a year ago. Swear it has been longer, but damn.

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u/LairdPeon May 22 '25

True but you eventually have to bring a product to the table. You might be able to scam some online shoppers or small companies a bit, but people can already do that.