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I’m interested to know other peoples thoughts about the validity of the threat. However, I think that if it is true, a focus on being a competent and positive e
by FailMore 4y ago
I’m interested to know other peoples thoughts about the validity of the threat. However, I think that if it is true, a focus on being a competent and positive employee will be a fairly safe hedge. The future of companies will not be your boss and only robots. Plenty of technically minded AI interfacers will be required. That could be you!
- dougmwne 4y agoIt seems like a valid possibility, but no threat in the here and now. I’m not dismissing the potential. I have played with these models and I am gobsmacked. But fundamental capabilities like being truthful have not been unlocked and we are many years of dev and many billions of investment away from an AI model replacing the first knowledge worker in a net loss for labor and a net gain for capital. Like with self-driving cars, they are irrelevant research projects and convenient safety features that don’t really change anything, right up until the moment they put the very first level 5 car on the road, then the old world passes away and we will live in a new world.
- whiplash451 4y agoWell, they have already put L5 self-driving cars on the roads and the result is pretty dismal (at least in SF)
- dougmwne 4y agoThese are not level 5 as traditionally defined. They are level 3 vehicles with a broken safety driver that sits in a call center and can’t actually control the vehicle when they get into trouble.