Recent comments in /f/singularity
Diaza_Kinutz t1_ja97lw0 wrote
Reply to comment by m1st3r_c in Observing the Lazy Advocates of AI and UBI in this Subreddit by d00m_sayer
No it's increase in profits for the rich
SnooHabits1237 t1_ja97icu wrote
Reply to comment by CosmicVo in Leaked: $466B conglomerate Tencent has a team building a ChatGPT rival platform by zalivom1s
Do you mind sharing how it’s possible that an ai could kill us? I thought we could just make it not do bad stuff…sorta like we could nerf it?
No_Ninja3309_NoNoYes t1_ja978qj wrote
I think it took me longer to learn pong when I played it for the first time. This idea sounds great, but I have a feeling that no one is taking it seriously.
Loonsive t1_ja970z1 wrote
At this rate pornhubs gonna have an AI chatbot soon
Iffykindofguy t1_ja970x6 wrote
LMAO people still think this way? I thought it was a fox news parody. HURR DURR YALL ARE LAZY IM GOOD
Lawjarp2 t1_ja96ysv wrote
No evidence, not even an anecdote and certainly no ability to understand that not everyone is definable within your limited world view and people have different perspectives and motivation.
Clearly someone here is lazy.
IluvBsissa t1_ja96tb5 wrote
Dude, most corporate jobs are useless and soul-draining and should not exist. It's not laziness, it's mental sanity.
Vehks t1_ja96rc4 wrote
> However, this perspective seems to stem from a lack of motivation to work and not from a genuine concern for the future of employment.
Someone's dad is on the internet again... might wanna come claim him before he starts dropping jokes.
migglefoshizzle t1_ja96rat wrote
??? What could they possibly add to this
User1539 t1_ja96kkl wrote
Reply to comment by ahtoshkaa2 in Singularity claims its first victim: the anime industry by Ok_Sea_6214
I write software and I've been sort of avoiding a management position for a while.
I'm starting to think I'm going to end my career managing AI to write the software underpinning the processes management comes up with.
If there's any work to be done at all, it'll probably be in a middle-man position like that, because I can tell you from experience the people making the decisions just don't think logically, and will still need someone to point out logical inconsistencies in their ideas, and work through them to something that can be implemented.
Communication with illogical humans has always been the hardest part of my job, so it'll probably be the last thing AI figures out how to do.
Jcat49er t1_ja96hy5 wrote
Reply to comment by Facts_About_Cats in Large language models generate functional protein sequences across diverse families by MysteryInc152
That’s the problem though. According to the results of this and other papers, there is a still unknown relationship between proteins that AIs are able to recognize and manipulate. It just happens that the way AI find the patterns in human language can also be used to find the structure of proteins.
IluvBsissa OP t1_ja96fz5 wrote
Reply to comment by No_Ninja3309_NoNoYes in "But what would people do when all jobs get automated ?" Ask the Aristocrats. by IluvBsissa
>So obviously in hunter gatherers societies, some were better than others in their job
Sorry, but any serious studies of hunting-gathering tribes shows that the premises of your statement are wrong. First of all, hunting game was a team job, second it only amounted for roughly 10% of the tribes meat intake (fishing and trapping small prey was more the norm), and third, there was no "performance" grading ins such activity. You were part of the tribe or you were not. That was their only metric. Also, the one who did the best during the hunt got to distribute the meat, and served himself last. Caring for the weakest is actually a fundamental human trait. Our culture today was unfortunately built by sociopath.
gcaussade t1_ja96ee8 wrote
Reply to comment by drsimonz in Leaked: $466B conglomerate Tencent has a team building a ChatGPT rival platform by zalivom1s
The problem is, and a lot of humans would agree is that that's super intelligence they decide that 2 billion less people of this Earth is the best way forward... Both of us would feel that's a problem
ahtoshkaa2 t1_ja95txr wrote
Reply to comment by User1539 in Singularity claims its first victim: the anime industry by Ok_Sea_6214
Yeah. I'm waiting for all my clients to drop me... I know they will sooner or later. My only saving grace is that, unlike them, I know English and they don't. So even if they try to interact with ChatGPT, they won't be able to get the same quality output as I am able to.
But this won't last for long...
Are you also working in a vulnerable field that will soon disappear?
GoSouthYoungMan t1_ja95sa7 wrote
Reply to "But what would people do when all jobs get automated ?" Ask the Aristocrats. by IluvBsissa
Very disappointed at the lack of "The Aristocrats" jokes in the comments.
zendonium t1_ja95gzh wrote
Reply to comment by Surur in Observing the Lazy Advocates of AI and UBI in this Subreddit by d00m_sayer
Wait.. isn't that what most people already do?
DesertBoxing t1_ja94yv7 wrote
Life follows the easiest path like all things. Why would you use your fingers to get at the ants when you can use a stick hmm?
No_Ninja3309_NoNoYes t1_ja94ydf wrote
Reply to "But what would people do when all jobs get automated ?" Ask the Aristocrats. by IluvBsissa
So obviously in hunter gatherers societies, some were better than others in their job. In agricultural setting skills were not evenly distributed. And also most people want to take care of their offspring. Furthermore having a clear heir such as the first born son was preferable to democracy or whatever in certain circumstances. Plus, tradition and inertia and belief in a mandate from heaven added to that. But on the whole, aristocrats are just people with nothing special to them.
Obviously you can spend your days studying and exercising or socializing. You only need to read a few chapters of War and Peace to get some other general ideas. Drinking, gambling, partying, and flirting makes for a great book, but leaving a lasting legacy somehow sounds better. It could be AGI, ASI, a Dyson swarm, or something else entirely that would be like a drop in the ocean compared to what ASI can do.
BlessedBobo t1_ja94v1x wrote
Who cares? although I do agree that the Singularity is a cope for a lot of people, whether the reason people advocate for UBI is fuelled by laziness or genuine concern is meaningless.
it's going to happen, and were going to need it, now go talk about something that actually matters.
Lopsided_Bet_2578 t1_ja94uk7 wrote
As an artist, it will be difficult to accept when A.I. will be able to write better songs, jokes, articles, and everything else than me, but at the same time it will be interesting to witness. I know it’s not exactly the same, but I do feel we will all re-adjust, and find other ways to create fulfilling lives for ourselves.
Schneller-als-Licht t1_ja94rsy wrote
I think most people on this subreddit does not favor the opinion that everyone should stop working with technological unemployment, rather with automation work should be an option (for those who has hobby, etc.) instead of someone has to do in order to survive.
And main target of singularity is improving humans’ standard of live, removing the scarcity of the current world.
GoSouthYoungMan t1_ja94rc2 wrote
Thank you for spending so much time and effort on this post!
attackpanda11 t1_ja94ajb wrote
Reply to comment by IluvBsissa in "But what would people do when all jobs get automated ?" Ask the Aristocrats. by IluvBsissa
That's kind of my point. Automation of labor doesn't fix these issues. I love vr but even full dive doesn't fix these issues. These technologies often get touted as the gateway to Utopia but we likely already have all of the technology needed to create some level of Utopia today. The biggest obstacles seem to be efficiency, distribution and sociology.
Surur t1_ja94aaw wrote
After the singularity, if you are still alive, you can always pretend to work, if that makes you happy. You can wake up at 7, wash and get in your car, drive to pretend work, shove a few papers around constantly, have tea, pretend to make phone calls and drive back home.
If that makes you happy of course.
jlpt1591 t1_ja97pow wrote
Reply to Observing the Lazy Advocates of AI and UBI in this Subreddit by d00m_sayer
A correct observation