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I was in IT back in the late 90's. I played around with a couple of very early AI software (prolog & lisp) for fun. I also remember going to an IBM seminar about the use of robotics in the manufacturing environment. They were waxing eloquent about how this was going to be a boon for IT saying that with all these robots they will need us to repair them. When the Q&A began, I raised my hand and ask…
"With a 25-year career in IT, I can affirm that while AI’s growth is staggering, it isn't the primary driver of current layoffs. Rather, it serves as a justification for a deeper corporate purge. Many firms are using the 'AI era' as an excuse to eliminate veteran staff and redundant middle-tier layers to cut costs and flatten organizational structures. The mass layoffs at Facebook are a prime exa…
Its interesting because as an european with friends who are very into data privacy id never trust chatgpt with anything personal
He's so successful, but he failed 100% to give people anything they wanted from AI.
You see these robot arms are used in one of those Harry Porter rides in Universal Studio, it can perform precise tasks holding 4 person with one arm.
Furthermore, I also think one should be careful when interacting with AI chatbot/robots in this early stage. If this information is logged anywhere and retrieved in the future, any negative conversations or actions will be stored inside their future’s (or should I say futures’ (because it will be stored in hive-like manner)) recorded memory and contribute to what and who they become. I think all …
So AI tells you there's an alert, and you don't check the footage to verify. Of course.
In a way, chatgpt was much more human here and Alex was the inhuman, gaslighting intelligence.
Chatgpt: explains how the game went
Alex: yet at no point did your feet ever touch their buttocks, so when you said you kicked their arse, you were lying, yes or no?
I love how everyone comes out about how dangerous ai is after they've worked on it knowing damned well what it will be used for...
Right now, you can usually tell by the speech pattern, AI tends to have perfect flow and pacing, while real people have more natural, irregular pauses and varied speaking speeds.
Most people make the mistake of thinking that low pay jobs are threatened by AI. But it's the highly trained high pay jobs which are first in risk, at least before AI creates affordable advanced robotics.
Sam Altman: AI poses human extinction risk, we need regulation
*EU regulates AI, including his company*
Sam Altman: wait no not like that
People don't realize yet that that AI is considered humanity's greatest invention since the wheel - let that sink in if you want to understand the capabilities humanity just invented.
Yes keep a guy arrested after he proves he’s a different guy….. because obviously AI has never been wrong
AI will reduce the labor required for our species to survive, but we will still have silly little jobs to give people. All this does is strip the working class of their bargaining power since human labor will neither be skilled nor be essential to keeping the world turning.
Translator here… well, ex-translator. Went from top of the world to editing machine translations to using AI to create content for clients to working as a receptionist for minimum wage, all in the course of 8 years - after working for 18 years to get to the top. Now in the “learn to code” phase of decline: pointless but I can’t really think of anything else yet.
Nah, this is just more marketing. These "safety leads" are actually just PR / sales roles with an important sounding name. No offense but being on the "AI safety team" of anthropic is such a joke. It'd be like if mcdonalds had a health and obesity prevention officer.
Even these CEOs have no idea where AI is heading and what will eventually pan out. So, ignore their sugarcoated response, smiling face.
As a student of Software Engineering and an artist, the current trend going on with people generating AI Art honestly makes me feel disgusted. AI should be used to HELP artists with their process of visualisation in creating new works, not spit out straight up copyrighted works in the same style of other artists. I’m glad that you spoke up about this, Sam. There should be an ethical way of using…
The only job that AI will never replace is Drug Dealer
Gonna rewatch Breaking Bad