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I see the most likely "bad outcomes" more narrowly focused: - total loss of trust in online content due to unending torrent of AI content leads to either a ret
by CptFribble 4y ago
I see the most likely "bad outcomes" more narrowly focused:
- total loss of trust in online content due to unending torrent of AI content leads to either a return to traditional media for news & etc, or leads to the end of online anonymity to try to figure out who's an AI and who's not.
- Education doesn't respond fast enough to redesign schools around in-person computerless teaching, and a generation of students use AI to do all the work that's supposed to teach them reading comprehension and communication skills, creating a generation that is totally at the mercy of the AI to understand anything more complex than a menu.
I'm more worried about the second one, honestly
- iLoveOncall 4y ago> Education doesn't respond fast enough to redesign schools around in-person computerless teaching You mean like how it has been done for the past thousands of years? Even today, most school work is in person and doesn't allow for computer usage. Cheat all you want on your ungraded maths homework, you'll just get destroyed on the graded in-class paper test.