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re: OpenAI CEO and Co-founder are predicting big AI releases in 2023
Posted on 1/1/23 at 10:26 am to jeff5891
Posted on 1/1/23 at 10:26 am to jeff5891
We don’t even let passenger planes fly without pilots onboard and that’s by far the most AI-friendly practical utilization that’s “disruptive”.
Color me skeptical this AI will do anything in the next 10 years besides replace McDonald’s workers.
Color me skeptical this AI will do anything in the next 10 years besides replace McDonald’s workers.
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Posted on 1/1/23 at 1:12 pm to Highthoughts
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Color me skeptical this AI will do anything in the next 10 years besides replace McDonald’s workers.
You’re looking at this wrong. Anything you do that is routine and handled the same way nearly every time will be automated. That’s probably 60-80% of what a lot of us do.
Look at Self Checkout. One cashier now manages 10 registers instead of 10 cashiers actively manning 10 registers. In the near future a lot of jobs that had previously required teams of people can be handled by one person. From graphic design to business analysis to legal research, pretty much any job that people use computers to complete will require a lot less human input to get the same output.
Posted on 1/1/23 at 5:17 pm to Highthoughts
We don’t even let passenger planes fly without pilots onboard and that’s by far the most AI-friendly practical utilization that’s “disruptive”. Color me skeptical this AI will do anything in the next 10 years besides replace McDonald’s workers
The entire country just spent two years bowing down and taking orders from the government and while being stripped of our freedoms instantly. All of our manufacturing is done overseas. So we have a country that is full of people that will conform and do what they’re told combined with a corporate machine that only cares about profit margins. Once AI is accepted culturally it will spread because it will be so financially beneficial to have a machine doing what 10 or 100 people can do. We already have a ton of people that also allow their tesla’s drive them around. Half of this country has no pride and no longer wants to work. It’s not that difficult to connect the dots on how easy this can grow out of control so quickly. How long has the pronouns and gender controversy been a thing? A few years? And now grown arse men can piss in the women’s bathroom at Target. The genie is already out of the bottle. We are so fricked
The entire country just spent two years bowing down and taking orders from the government and while being stripped of our freedoms instantly. All of our manufacturing is done overseas. So we have a country that is full of people that will conform and do what they’re told combined with a corporate machine that only cares about profit margins. Once AI is accepted culturally it will spread because it will be so financially beneficial to have a machine doing what 10 or 100 people can do. We already have a ton of people that also allow their tesla’s drive them around. Half of this country has no pride and no longer wants to work. It’s not that difficult to connect the dots on how easy this can grow out of control so quickly. How long has the pronouns and gender controversy been a thing? A few years? And now grown arse men can piss in the women’s bathroom at Target. The genie is already out of the bottle. We are so fricked
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