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It'll be interesting to watch AI start edging out these jobs. What an interesting general AI project. Instead of a Turk, there will be a machine inside..
by blazespin 10y ago
It'll be interesting to watch AI start edging out these jobs. What an interesting general AI project. Instead of a Turk, there will be a machine inside..
- joncp 10y agoThat's almost certainly Amazon's endgame.
- simonbw 10y agoWould their new slogan be Artificial Artificial Artificial intelligence?
- RandomInteger4 10y agoThat would be weird. Some of the tasks on there now are for labeling training data for AIs ...
- duaneb 10y agoNo you misunderstand, this is horizontally scalable humanity. This is how you bootstrap training models.
- avaid1996 10y agoDon't know if this would really happen much, unless we are saturated with labelled datasets. They are used for labelling and not directly responsible for the actual end classficiation which is what AI is aiming to solve. In fact, AI needs labelling to work on these classficiations
- visarga 10y agoclassfic[i]ations /Just a human doing a spellbot's job.
- Asooka 10y agoMight be worth it if you have a super smart AI that is very slow to use its predictions to train a very fast highly specialised neural net. Also, the whole thing makes me think of the original plot of The Matrix - the one where humans are used as co-processors rather than very inefficient organic batteries. The Wachowskis stated that at the time they thought people wouldn't understand the former, so they went with the latter. Today I can absolutely picture farms of people born in pods living in virtual reality where everyone has the equivalent of an AMT job and nobody finds it weird that you're paid to solve made-up problems because duh, everyone does that. Maybe at first 80% of people would work in some sort of management job so the machines can learn how to manage people and then gradually displace them.