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I have been hearing complaints about this for a few months now, AI taking away the jobs of artists. The thing is that people always pay extra for handcrafted, so good artists' work will just be at more of a premium.
I think most people are against automation only cause our current economic setup is for the owners to reap the profits and benefits in productivity, not the workers. Change that and I believe most people would be on board.
My job could be done by a lightly trained monkey so I think I'm safe from AI.
Think back to when the Wright brothers were designing planes. If you told someone off the street that one day there would be commercial jets by the thousands flying around every day without failure they would think you were absolutely insane.
I think AI and robots will have a similar story arc. Today it feels absolutely insane to think AI or robotics could not replace a plumber but in all actu…
I mean can’t a lot of what CEOs, CFOs, be automated? The aggregation of data and actions to take based on that data?
there is major difference, AI isnt just new tool, it improves exponentionally, in near future its more like another person who is better than you in what you do and a person who doesnt need any salary for doing that job
Google already HAS a better one, they just can't release it as the technology itself is a threat to google. It doesn't matter that this one is worse than theirs, it matters that they are in the business of showing you pages with ads and not giving you answers immediately.
An AI search engine would only offer you 1 single page you can fill with ads, which is a noticeable drop compared to the 5-10…
Basically google is for AI as is Nokia for smartphones... Had a good start but the moment wasn't there.And someone else seized the moment when it came along...
Can't wait for ChatGPT to pull Cat6 cable, drop it in wall, terminate and test it. I won't have a job./s
Triple down on everything. First: closed sourcing something that was meant to be open. Second: For profit for something meant to be Not for profit and now Third: Regulating AI to slow down open source. Can't slow down other countries though and people can always incorporate their efforts outside of North America.
This is pageantry, you cannot stop it. The NSA most likely have an extremely powerful AI, or they're sleeping on all that data. China most likely does too. Do you expect either of these to care about legislation if they want to have self-writing AI?
>One would require the U.S. government to be transparent when using AI to interact with people and another would establish an office to determine if the United States is remaining competitive in the latest technologies.
Yes to the first one, no to the second.
We need far more transparency at all levels of government and this appears to be an obvious policy to inform people how they're being …
People have to be locked in quarantine for 2w to see Putin, he’s afraid his own shade, I have no ideas how he manages to travel abroad.
South Africa wanted the PR of signing the treaty but not the obligations that comes with it.
Of course we can let AI take human jobs. Your arguments are the exact thing we heard against bringing computers into offices or heavy machinery to farmer, or cars to the public. Every advancement kills off old jobs. There's nothing special about this one besides from a lot of people affected by this thought they were immune to tech advancements. Although even that isn't special as that's true mos…
Computer engineer here. One thing I've seen some claim is that this is intentional. That police use tech that's less accurate on black faces or that the tech companies intentionally design their software this way. That is not true.
AI can only use pictures scanned in to understand the faces it's seeing. The shadows in your face are important for identifying contour and seeing what your face actu…
I think you’re underestimating the folks behind you in college. My wife grades papers regularly that, in a batch for a class, contain 3-5 using AI to do the writing.
So they have to get creative with the prompt for ChatGPT and then the plagiarism detector won't go off. It'd be interesting to see how much effort needs to go into the prompt for the paper to be unique enough.
Why doesn't Zelensky just build a wall to keep russian missiles out?!?! Is he stupid?
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When I listen to the far-right here in Denmark, it does not come as a surprise to me that they hate him.
First of all, he is a jew, and there is still a belief among far-right groups that jews are the root of all evil.
Secondly, the right-wingers here are more concerned about their own wallets than the lives of ukrainians. I have heard plenty of boomers here saying that Russia should win because…