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Workerhard62 OP t1_j9rvzih wrote
Reply to comment by Asleep_Barracuda4781 in What happens to the education system when AI answers our thoughts on demand? by Workerhard62
Wouldn't the AI advance to a level where it could teach a student from start to finish?
Knackered_lot t1_j9rvxmn wrote
I believe the next generation will not have the same relationship with the music industry that we currently do.
The next program could be one that creates a song based on your current mood, job, task, etc. Maybe even use lyrics you write. That would be something.
Workerhard62 OP t1_j9rvtfd wrote
Reply to comment by strvgglecity in What happens to the education system when AI answers our thoughts on demand? by Workerhard62
The problem of people being "dumber than ever".
UnusualEntertainer15 t1_j9rvqf8 wrote
Commercial real estate owners and service industry around these complexes are lobbying for returning back to 2019 ASAP, but it isn't that simple, especially for IT/Tech industry. Hard to justify keeping these people unhappy, stuck in traffic, doing less work than if WFH just so the offices are used. Interesting times!
Asleep_Barracuda4781 t1_j9rvphd wrote
Reply to comment by SomedayWeDie in What happens to the education system when AI answers our thoughts on demand? by Workerhard62
Great point! You would also need to know what and how to ask the AI to get what you need.
Workerhard62 OP t1_j9rvopz wrote
Reply to comment by buckeyebignut in After GPT, what's the next great thing for AI? by Workerhard62
Appreciate the link.
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Reply to comment by snowbirdnerd in What happens to the education system when AI answers our thoughts on demand? by Workerhard62
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SomedayWeDie t1_j9rtyvy wrote
Reply to comment by Asleep_Barracuda4781 in What happens to the education system when AI answers our thoughts on demand? by Workerhard62
You also need education to literally understand the answers that the AI gives you
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snowbirdnerd t1_j9rttgt wrote
Reply to What happens to the education system when AI answers our thoughts on demand? by Workerhard62
People asked this when Google was becoming big. Turns out you still need to know enough about a topic to evaluate and apply the knowledge. That means you have to be educated on the topic.
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mouserat_hat t1_j9rta3t wrote
Your manager has direct communication with the government and treasury? Wow.
johnp299 t1_j9rt618 wrote
It should be possible eventually to choose mental abilities for offspring including IQ, musical ability, and other traits. Further down the road, a redesign of the human brain might strengthen areas responsible for intelligence, memory and cooperation and make emotions, tribalism and other parts less dominant.
Hairyhalflingfoot t1_j9rt2kk wrote
Reply to comment by Dehydration9986552 in NASA Speeds Up Quest to Beat China to Mining Metals on the Moon by Gari_305
Who said we be living on the surface? You don't gotta live there to colonize it. Just send in the bots.
HowlingWolfShirtBoy t1_j9rsw7g wrote
My brother said he could modify my brain with a sharp stick right now.
dats_ah_numba_wang t1_j9rsezb wrote
I wont do it fuck them.
Ill apply interview and ask for wfh or move on.
Im set for years ill keep at it till i get whats right.
Do. Nothing.
-indian bro
petesapai t1_j9rs92o wrote
Reply to comment by tactical_laziness in Google announces major breakthrough that represents ‘significant shift’ in quantum computers by Ezekiel_W
Do you have a weird love for Google or something. Ridiculous how defensive you are about a search engine. Bizarre.
HowlingWolfShirtBoy t1_j9rrw1k wrote
If you zoom out from your human avatar you will see that the AI Machines have taken over and enslaved humanity already. Nearly every human is attached to a synthetic intelligence network. More and more humans go to work using computers and in fact can't function in their job without them. If you look at USA you can see where synthetic intelligence networks have already evenly divided the entire country against itself in two majority camps to keep things simple and save on bandwidth.
P4intsplatter t1_j9rrjw7 wrote
Reply to comment by Sembregall in What are ‘robot rights,’ and should AI chatbots have them? by HarpuasGhost
Dehydration9986552 t1_j9rr84u wrote
Reply to comment by Hairyhalflingfoot in NASA Speeds Up Quest to Beat China to Mining Metals on the Moon by Gari_305
Kill millions of locals.
buckeyebignut t1_j9rqz50 wrote
If you go to futuretools.io, they keep track of all new AI discoveries
GreenSoapJelly t1_j9rq4wi wrote
Robots and AI chatbots should have the exact same rights that your toaster does.
WaltWhitman11 t1_j9rpi5n wrote
Reply to comment by strvgglecity in What happens to the education system when AI answers our thoughts on demand? by Workerhard62
The amount of time it takes it find the information, access it, read it, compile notes, synthesize the information and write it out in an essay format is greatly reduced with ChatGPT. And the library would teach you how to write an essay; it wouldn’t write the essay for you.
strvgglecity t1_j9rogjs wrote
Reply to comment by WaltWhitman11 in What happens to the education system when AI answers our thoughts on demand? by Workerhard62
How is access to Chatgpt different than access to a library? It doesn't teach skills, just relays information.
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Reply to What are ‘robot rights,’ and should AI chatbots have them? by HarpuasGhost
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