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AI is the wrong name as there is nothing artificial about using computing power to gather and crunch real data, there is nothing intelligent either but machines zipping through binary switches that it cannot alter on its own. Simply put it’s data deployment. The process is universal, but it is usage of this power that can do good and/or do harm. We humans need to have at least a basic outline a…
She couldn't control the trip but she could stop the car. Different actions.
I'm guessing she was trying to get him to choose a spot so he could get to his destination.
However, I thought people could take control of the car, that's the whole point. Hopefully AI learned.
UBI won't necessarily put more money/power in the hands of the working class if it's used as a reason for capitalists to automate jobs more aggressively. Even if UBI barely effected employment, the effects of demand pricing would nullify the working class gains in the form of price inflation. In other words, if poor people could suddenly afford more stuff, producers would take it as a sign that t…
Agreed. My problem with AI isn't that it can conceivably do these tasks, it's that it's taking away money from the people whose work it feeds on and gives nothing back, leaving only physical labor and drudgery.
Apart from the first few years, driverless cars, will exist within a 'Transport as a service' model. No one (very few) will own a vehicle any more. They will simply order up the vehicle they need for whatever job they are doing. One person going into town for shopping? A tiny, one seater arrives for the 'in' journey and a similar car, but with a boot, pulls up to take you home. Need to take the k…
the only reason my family has middle names, is because my dad had a scare around the 70's, where he had the same name as a criminal-- except the criminal had a middle name and he didn't ((our family country of origin didn't really do middle names culturally though they do now)). After that everyone of every generation has middle name in original language.
Now we have now gone so far backwards…
@GustavoSilva-ny8jc Honestly, imo in 300-400years, AI will be able to create absolutely stunning animations in just seconds. Animations that are technically perfect. Flawless visuals, incredible storytelling, no errors, no weak spots. But ironically, that level of perfection is exactly why human created art will become far more valuable.
When something becomes easy to produce and widely availabl…
Up to the point she thinks computer cooling system consumes water. Your car’s cooling system is closed loop. You don’t go to a gas station and fill up with water. Crazy.
Then she went on to colonialism and stealing water from the poor so they have to drink toxic water. Crazy.
@user-Sped It's only a artstyle if it's intentional and consistent, ai does not have thoughts or feelings, So It can never make a stylistic choice
The problem with tech people is they don't see the financial sides. AI replaces workers. AI and capitalism do not mix, the worker is part of the equation.
@derekgarlic2 I know this guy for years, not personally, he had been telling this for years, you are clowns for ignoring danger of AI until this moment.
From my understanding…
He blew the whistle on Microsoft, ChatGPT collecting data in a way that breaks US copyright laws
Hello, Professor Hawking. What do you think would be the first sign(s) of a potential 'rogue' AI? What should we be looking for?
Also, just finished The Grand Design. Loved it!
Edit: I forgot to mention that I just got a new telescope and would like to invite you over for some stargazing if you're ever in the Atlanta area :)
That'll happen when it starts being profitable. Capitalism has never exactly been a morally commendable system.
I'm pretty sure there are exactly ZERO places in the world where people *rely* on rhino horn as their main source of nutrition. It's a luxury, not a necessity.
Please try again.
Why misinform people when the article you link specifically says NOT to misunderstand it as consumers being paid.
Yes, during certain times of the year, prices are negative but they AREN'T being paid. Their annual bills are just smaller.
Trump's position is weak, though.
If he had gone after Canada, or Mexico, or the EU, or China, or Japan, or India, one at a time, then that's a different matter.
However, when you go after everyone at the same time, you've lost a lot of your position of power in negotiations. You start to look desperate, regardless of whether it's true or not.
If the US slaps tariffs on all the aforementioned…
The other day, my dad that kind of drive like he shouldn’t have a license asked me while driving how I felt about self driving cars his question (in french, but translated for the purpose of the conversation) was: “How do you feel about getting in a car which you have no control over what it does.” He then followed with: “Don’t you think it would be dangerous that...”
Before he finished his sent…
The CIA also had Patrice Lumumba killed before that for similar reasons. And possibly were involved in the assassination of Thomas Sankara in the '80s
Sure, the tech exists. But the Federation doesn't use it to monitor it's own citizens. Hell, a good chunk of episodes would have been solved much quicker if they had cameras and facial recognition on the ships.
Infact, a big part of what makes both the Romulans and (maybe to a lesser extent) the Cardassians 'bad guys' is the way they treat their citizens. The Tal Shiar and Obsidian Order were bo…