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47:15 this is so wrong... You can predict and know what a car engine will do, never having learned chemistry, physics, material science. Are you smarter than a car? Like the point extends to physics we may never know what photons look like, but we can still predict their path without being intelligent. Point is predicting models are not the same as cognition. Just as motor reflexes are not thoug…

plot twist: the thumbnail and the script is also ai generated. just better prompts so you can't tell. what do you think of the rate of AI advancement? The twitter article: https://x.com/mattshumer_/status/2021256989876109403 The chatgpt prompt: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ou5E3q2v1v_pa8qPdKgwx9c9-KjKlmZjDPoTZZLBG6o/edit?usp=sharing OpenAI release docs for chatgpt 5.3 codex: https://…

I understand the paradox but two things seem to never be adequately discussed and its outcomes & margin. The radiology example is a nice one and illustrates a benign outcome but let's look at something less acute for human existence, Print, specifically lithography. Printed lithographic products used to be originated by teams of people at drawing boards, with pens, pencils and markers, it was the…

I am an artist, digital artist, and I was one of those that just doesn’t knew what is actually happening with this AI situantion. Just like Sam, I do want AI in the world, cuz I know that it is already a thing, ya’know it’s not going to disappear, so I blinded myself to not get hurt, avoiding the issue. But now, knowing what AI is, what it represent to us and especially why my favorite artists an…

Depending on the progress of AI has, I would agree that millions of white collar jobs will be lost to AI. And many blue collar jobs lost to automation. Bernie I know that you'll want to push in Congress legislation that keeps up with this fast changing technology.

The moment ai takes control of coding, basically all jobs are history, because we just have robots who program themselfs to do your job. So no worry's as a programmer you are the last to lose your job.

So let me get this straight...AI is becoming the norm for most labor, while human labor and unemployment is beginning to reach record lows and highs respectively, yet no one is freaking out about this and how this is very NEAR FUTURE. How is there not massive public outcry? Are we that lacking in critical thinking to see the writing on the wall? Or are people just too lazy and complacent and actu…

Autopilot is a false sense of security that causes drivers to forgo their obligation. Unless such a feature is proven to be reliable as fully autonomous then it should be completely banned from sale. It needs to be all or nothing.

IF AI will make workers 20% more productive that would already make a company 20% more profitable. That would be a gamechanger already. Dont expect AI to replace 10 people for one. And the office workers will be paid more due to the expertise as an AI orchestrator. Before this happens you need someone to install these systems which will be the task of the next 10 years. We already have static aut…

Thanks for bringing us this thought provoking conversation. I've been it IT all my life (I'm 67 now) & saw this coming 25 years ago, so I qualified as a plumber. A lot of fellow IT people qualified as lorry drivers for the same reason ... a backup career path. None of us ever had to use the backup, as things didn't happen as quickly as we thought they might. The bigger danger to us in IT duri…

i think we need to have a conversation about companies blaming AI for the job losses when just as much or more of it is due to off-shoring employees from other countries for analyst jobs

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Generative AI has been taking jobs and replacing artists in creative fields, both companies and for individual pieces. Also! There are a lot of physically and mentally disabled folks (including myself) who make their living or make a significant portion of their living off of their art. Without creative fields to work in, we could lose EVERYTHING. T…

Madam, with all due respect, it's only a matter of time before you're replaced by an AI avatar—indistinguishable from a real human—delivering news with greater impact, emotion, and energy. This shift is inevitable, and it's coming sooner than most expect.

1:10:38 “Nobody wants to die” is clearly wrong. Plenty of people want to die. The number of people wanting to die is only going to increase once AI takes away their job fulfilment through redundancy.

Claude is the LLM for professionals. It’s not going to be your girlfriend or your “that’s a brilliant idea!” sycophant. There are other LLMs for that.

I did an AI overview of this video. It said “this video talks about how wonderful ai art is and how it helps artists around the world”. The ai is gaslighting me

There is something else all of us can do to put a stop to this horrific industry: sell any shares you have in the AI companies. Without your money their activities will come to a grinding halt.

"Not a lie in the more traditional sense." Breaking the 4th wall spot on, hilarious! Alex, "So when you said you weren't sorry you weren't actual sorry." ChatGPT, "Yes, that's correct." This conversation reminds me of having a conversation with someone who suffers from psychopathy they lack the ability empathize so trust is always difficult to establish. ChatGPT really wanted the conversation to …

we need to come together as a world community and set guidelines for the use of AI on populations. Private companies should not be allowed to absorb public funds for the sale of technology thats used to harass citizens!

Stay strong. With those massive-scale contradictions within, the current system cannot hold for long. A.I. companies are bleeding money. Each Sora video costs openA.I. five dollars to generate, with the average profits in advertisement for those videos being nowhere near that. Many companies backtrack on A.I. and scramble to re-hire people as they realize the risk of hallucination-induced catastr…