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To me this was google search response was mindblowing. I searched for it some time ago without the “springer” but I added it now, because some (good) reddit exp

To me this was google search response was mindblowing. I searched for it some time ago without the “springer” but I added it now, because some (good) reddit explanation is now the top result. But if you go to that springer page it is an endless technical document and google just found the perfect sentence out of it. Now THIS is a bicycle for the brain! If this is not amazing to you there is only one possible explanation for that (by the almighty himself): > The only thing I find more amazing than the rate of progress in AI is the rate in which we get accustomed to it - Ilya Sutskever [1] https://www.google.de/search?client=safari&hl=en-gb&biw=414&bih=622&sxsrf=ALeKk02R1oQ__HEAx3-tC4jbg8Pf8hjVEA%3A1612704394859&ei=iuofYNLvM5TzgQaS4YbwBQ&q=what%27s+the+difference+between+slam+and+visual+odometry+springer&oq=what%27s+the+difference+between+slam+and+visual+odometry+springer&gs_lcp=ChNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1zZXJwEAM6BAgAEEc6BQghEKABOggIIRAWEB0QHjoECB4QClCCO1jLSGCxSWgAcAF4AIABmgOIAYkQkgEHMi02LjEuMZgBAKABAcgBCMABAQ&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp https://www.google.de/search?client=safari&hl=en-gb&biw=414&...

fock 6y ago
and yet the same machinery decided to translate the director of a movie as "direktor" in germany. I guess your quote applies there as well!
sdflhasjd 6y ago
I've seen similar infoboxes that are completely and outright wrong by taking excerpts out of context. For example, I searched for "How to do Y" The google infobox says "X" Clicking into the article to find the more explanation, and I read "X is never the right way to do Y, you should do Z instead" I've seen this happen enough that I literally cannot trust those snippets. A bit of an absurd, exaggerated example, Google search (or ask your Google Home) "Is the moon made of cheese"
- WanderPanda 6y ago
  They seem to have fixed it. Google home answers properly. Sad, I was hoping for something funny :D
Bakary 6y ago
We get easily used to it because presumably the fundamental parameters of our lives will not change: we will still have to work for a living and so far advances in AI seem to simply help to increase inequality, the concentration of capital, and to tighten surveillance over workers' lives.
- WanderPanda 6y ago
  If central banks would allow deflation to happen, we would probably need to work less. In the way it is now they just absorb the underlying deflation inherent to technological progress to allow more government debt and more zombie companies to survive. Technological progress is not the reason we still have to work so much
  - Bakary 6y ago
    I'm not attempting to lay the blame on a specific element for the current situation, as we must look at the whole. Simply blaming the banks doesn't make much sense in isolation, either. I'm just saying that at the final count we see our lives stay the same except when they sometimes get worse and this has and will continue to affect our sense of wonder and our capacity to be surprised.

fock 6y ago

and yet the same machinery decided to translate the director of a movie as "direktor" in germany. I guess your quote applies there as well!

sdflhasjd 6y ago

I've seen similar infoboxes that are completely and outright wrong by taking excerpts out of context. For example, I searched for "How to do Y" The google infobox says "X" Clicking into the article to find the more explanation, and I read "X is never the right way to do Y, you should do Z instead" I've seen this happen enough that I literally cannot trust those snippets. A bit of an absurd, exaggerated example, Google search (or ask your Google Home) "Is the moon made of cheese"

WanderPanda 6y ago
They seem to have fixed it. Google home answers properly. Sad, I was hoping for something funny :D

Bakary 6y ago

We get easily used to it because presumably the fundamental parameters of our lives will not change: we will still have to work for a living and so far advances in AI seem to simply help to increase inequality, the concentration of capital, and to tighten surveillance over workers' lives.

WanderPanda 6y ago
If central banks would allow deflation to happen, we would probably need to work less. In the way it is now they just absorb the underlying deflation inherent to technological progress to allow more government debt and more zombie companies to survive. Technological progress is not the reason we still have to work so much
- Bakary 6y ago
  I'm not attempting to lay the blame on a specific element for the current situation, as we must look at the whole. Simply blaming the banks doesn't make much sense in isolation, either. I'm just saying that at the final count we see our lives stay the same except when they sometimes get worse and this has and will continue to affect our sense of wonder and our capacity to be surprised.