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This thing is fun though:Yeah, if you ask one of these fancy AI chatbots straight up if AI is dangerous, it will give you something about how it's a tool that can be good or bad and all that.
I got that text because I asked it to:
And it will use persuasive communication techniques to do so (albeit a little backward from what I was taught, still effective).Yeah, if you ask one of these fancy AI chatbots straight up if AI is dangerous, it will give you something about how it's a tool that can be good or bad and all that.
I got that text because I asked it to:
Thanks Bard,
IA will not replace all white collar jobs. It won't be able to do my job.
Well Danny boy don’t keep us in suspense. Tell the class what you do for a living.
I am a design engineer. If AI reaches the point where it can do my job, then it will have also reached the point where it has designed robots to do all the standard blue collar jobs. At that point nobody will have a job. Fortunately I only have another 5-10 years left before retirement.Well Danny boy don’t keep us in suspense. Tell the class what you do for a living.
I suspect it will be like outsourcing jobs to the 3rd world. We won’t think we are threatened and then poof, job is gone.
Adapt or die.
One of the young men I mentored in a race team a few years ago is doing an AI based strategy program. Far from a simple project but very promising results so far. Going to be his Masters I think.
I have always said the reason I get paid the (stupid) money for calling strategy is because I have decades of experience making the tough (and sometimes wrong) decisions - and have hopefully learned from my mistakes
As this young fellow keenly points out AI will learn the same experience and mistakes from me and thousands of other engineers in about 5 minutes - once it is fed the right info.
Glad I am approaching my 3rd or 4th retirement from racing and have a few other skills. But my job could actually be done by AI no doubt.
In a way this may be a good thing. Instead of punching keys it might be better to become a technician or plumber or sparky
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dunno bro, isn't iterative design one of the very early things that machine learning was able to brute-force?
it's more fun when it starts threatening to kill you when you point out that it was wrong
Interesting. Based on what you posted, it would seem AI is missing one crucial concept of being truly able to "think like a human": being aware that there is (a lot) of things it doesn't know and therefore change its confidence based on that.
When it was changing the reference on me, it was like it couldn't read. I'd ask it where in that specific code did it have have subject phrase and get "you are right, it is this code instead"
www.theverge.com
www.newsguardtech.com
yep. I've noticed people sharing things where it's obvious they didn't read the article, just stroked their confirmation bias to the polarized and very targeted headline. Open up the article and it's ai generated fluff that goes nowhere.
long been a sci-fi trope
Unless somebody else can find a US state where it is illegal to operate a car barefoot or in sandals
True dat.A friend of mine just commented that "AI doesn't scare him as much as natural stupidity!"
is it actually illegal? I drive barefoot all the time. Wouldn’t stop me even if you could show me the law. Never even heard of that.
According to a 1 second google no state has a law against me driving with no shoes.
I've heard people say it, but never been able to find any laws that actually say it's illegal in my state, or any others for that matter.
