A tidal wave is coming

[MalO]

It's true that right now, more often than not AI is retarded. But here's the thing: it's not always going to be like this.

I was really impressed by Stable DIffusion and the art it was able to generate for me. I still enjoy seeing other AI artwork. It's really good at making art.

Tom Scott got a feeling of dread asking ChatGPT about a issue with his email because he wanted to write a program to fix it. ChatGPT just outright wrote the program he wanted. The first attempt was flawed, but he then told ChatGPT it was flawed and why, and then ChatGPT corrected it.

That's a big deal. And if it continues to improve - it's going to have a huge impact on society.

A lot of people actually are going to lose their jobs. Human workers, even really talented ones who work in art, music, entertainment, programming, what have you, are going to be replaced by AI because the AI will generate equivalent work in much less time for much less money. A lot of businesses will employ one or two human employees and an AI to do work projects instead of employing a team of 20, 30, or even 100 human workers to do the programming, art, and music to make a game for example.

Once this becomes feasible it's going to be adopted quickly and our world will change almost overnight.

Tom is right we are already on the curve we just don't know when it's going to start going vertical.

 

[RHT 3]

Well then people should just unplug the damn thing.

 

[kingsolomonwisdom]

It's true that right now, more often than not AI is retarded. But here's the thing: it's not always going to be like this.

I was really impressed by Stable DIffusion and the art it was able to generate for me. I still enjoy seeing other AI artwork. It's really good at making art.

Tom Scott got a feeling of dread asking ChatGPT about a issue with his email because he wanted to write a program to fix it. ChatGPT just outright wrote the program he wanted. The first attempt was flawed, but he then told ChatGPT it was flawed and why, and then ChatGPT corrected it.

That's a big deal. And if it continues to improve - it's going to have a huge impact on society.

A lot of people actually are going to lose their jobs. Human workers, even really talented ones who work in art, music, entertainment, programming, what have you, are going to be replaced by AI because the AI will generate equivalent work in much less time for much less money. A lot of businesses will employ one or two human employees and an AI to do work projects instead of employing a team of 20, 30, or even 100 human workers to do the programming, art, and music to make a game for example.

Once this becomes feasible it's going to be adopted quickly and our world will change almost overnight.

Tom is right we are already on the curve we just don't know when it's going to start going vertical.

Yep, I heard about AI programming bots many years ago. I knew then the writing was on the wall for all developers in the very near future. Truckers, developers, grocery store, gas stations/E stations, manufacturing, Real estate agents, janitors, Rester aunts, the military will virtually be 90% AI by 2030. It's going to be very sad, and most people will accept the UBI to never work again but be a complete slave dependent on the US corporation.


How am I staying ahead of the curve?
1.) Building up my off-grid home
2.) Making it 100% self-sufficient with no bills for anything
3.) Selling animal products (since the gov is mass murdering all animals and trying to force everyone to be vegan, my animal products will sell quickly. This will help fund projects i have in the future without digging into my investments. I will most likely have to sell for silver or something else in the future to avoid the digital currency BS.
4.) Unplug completely from the internet, computers, cell phones and

 

[CurtOFD78]

I am more and more thankful for my job every damn day. I don't see how AI can replace the fire department.

 

[hmt5000]

You know how I get around artificial intelligence? I act real stupid.

 

[Rebarcock.]

There's a part of Africa under water finally breaks away the east coast Is fucked. I read 6 hrs. It is already cracked and slipped 6 meters if I remember. It is like 6miles if dense rock

.but the sky isn't falling either chicken little, unless you count the trains food plants and supply chain collapse