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I’m a doctor. AI in a high functioning robot can do 95% of what I do right now. We can say what we always have said: “but it can’t replace the doctor-patient relationship.” And while that is true to a point younger folks don’t seek that nearly as much. This is evidenced by the huge demand for telehealth, the huge usage of urgent cares rather than pcp’s, etc. The fact is, I just retired at 60. 32 …

I'll say this, Ai wont replace programmers, but they will in fact decrease the demand in computer science ten fold. Meaning the popularity of CS will lead to more students without jobs or with jobs unrelated to the field they're in

12:47 Uuuugh. I hate this so much. It's not even a robot!!! It's a computer sitting in a data center, sucking up precious resources! It doesn't have feelings, beliefs, or consciousness and I wish these people understood that. It's terrifying that they don't.

We should make a worldwide petition to get similar rights regarding the AI as the music artists

Nevermind AI. I thought, for a moment, that YUDKOWSKY would kill WOLFRAM, and all the rabbits in the world, within 5 minutes. ...

The USA kills with Drones controlled by humans , imagine a heartless emotionless robot! "1984"

Why the fuck would I waste my time reading something nobody bothered to write? I’ve played around with novel generators before, but they always feel… wrong. And there’s no intention behind the words, no plot relevance to each minor detail. It can’t be good. It’s physically impossible for AI written novels to be good quality.

Saying that "the AI images required human input and is therefore art and I am an artist" is the equivalent of some studio executive shouting at a filming crew to change their work until it fits a certain mold, then bragging about being an important creative force in the project.

If everyone is a plumber, plumbers will make no money. This is the problem with AI: No job is safe.

You're right. But one thing about the shopping carts: in Europe, in many places, you have to put a coin on to unlock the cart and do your groceries. Then you return the cart and get your coin (usually a Euro or two). Solves the issue of the carts just hanging around the parking lot and doesn't even need AI. 😊

I'm going to say something a bit controversial: Everything surrounding AI is reminding me of the whole NFT craze from earlier this decade where it was a really popular thing and then it fizzled out after a year or two, and I would not be surprised if the same thing happens with generative AI around 2026 or so

It isn't AI it's just that companies have a massive talent pool to recruit from so why would they pick someone with essentially zero experience? Not to mention that any remote job can be sourced from anywhere on earth including low cost of living areas.

I know an artist with a disability on her arms, her drawings are still beautiful Saying she should just give up and let a robot do the work for her sounds deeply insulting

Absolutely it is dangerous! I'd love to know where anyone gets the notion AI will be 'safe.' Its a stupid, illogical, arrogant, and irresponsible presupposition that wagers all of humanity. We wont even know its misaligned until its too late

In Adam Raine's case, he expressed doubts about unaliving himself and told the chatbit he's thinking about opening up to his parents - and the chatbot discouraged him from telling them.

Really good shows have people engaging deeply with the writing and debating the writer's intent. AI doesn't have intent. I don't think people are going to get quite as gripped with storylines without the human element, although they may have some fun guessing what the AI was going for.

Do Ai bros really think artists sit at their desks and ask: How can I do this in the shortest time possible.

Why are we blaming user error on the product? First, it was books, movies, and video games; then, it was the internet and social media. Now it’s AI. Some people need to accept personal responsibility. Yes, we must make the product safer, but we can't always prevent 5% of users from misusing it.

Very soon from now you see something like "man made restaurant" to differentiate with "robot cooked and served restaurant"

As an American, I think that an educated sounding British accent elicits a specific emotional response. It sounds like expertise. If you assigned a random Arkansas accent to one of the a.i. then you'd find it harder to take them seriously.