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> things that AI can't do at all Like what?

politician 4y ago
Manage delivery of ERP.
layer8 4y ago
Be liable for their actions. Be an attractive, physical sex partner. Perform neurosurgery without human assistance. Raise children, from birth, autonomously. (Once they can do that, I may be really worried.)
- ctoth 4y ago
  #remindme But seriously, this list of things they would never ever be able to do would look a heck of a lot different if it were still 2016 :) Also thinking about this just a bit more, do you know many humans that can accomplish this list?
  - layer8 4y ago
    Yes, that’s an issue, but this subthread was about who will get paid really well in the future.
- albertzeyer 4y ago
  Your first point is not really up to the AI, but a legal question, right? And about the other points, just wait a bit. They don't sound actually so unrealistic to me, maybe in the next 20 years. About the second point, I think there is already an industry specializing on this.
ekianjo 4y ago
take initiative
the_af 4y ago
> Like what? Are you under the impression that AI can do most things well? Because so far it cannot.
- albertzeyer 4y ago
  I was more pointing towards the at all part. I did not say that it can do most things well. But it's not really easy to find things which it cannot do at all. Sure, it might be quite bad on many of them. (But that might just be a matter of time or priority...)
trasz3 4y ago
Anything that’s not a glorified copy/paste.
waboremo 4y ago
Up until last month: draw physically reasonable hands.
sanderjd 4y ago
I would say everything in the "touch grass" world. Robotic hardware seems to be lagging way behind pure AI software. One obvious example is self driving cars, which seem to have plateaued in progress. Or: I just listened to a podcast about how there is a huge shortage of electricians available to do the residential upgrades incentives by the IRA. GPT-4 seems to be nowhere near a solution to that kind of problem.

Manage delivery of ERP.

Be liable for their actions. Be an attractive, physical sex partner. Perform neurosurgery without human assistance. Raise children, from birth, autonomously. (Once they can do that, I may be really worried.)

ctoth 4y ago
#remindme But seriously, this list of things they would never ever be able to do would look a heck of a lot different if it were still 2016 :) Also thinking about this just a bit more, do you know many humans that can accomplish this list?
- layer8 4y ago
  Yes, that’s an issue, but this subthread was about who will get paid really well in the future.
albertzeyer 4y ago
Your first point is not really up to the AI, but a legal question, right? And about the other points, just wait a bit. They don't sound actually so unrealistic to me, maybe in the next 20 years. About the second point, I think there is already an industry specializing on this.

ekianjo 4y ago

take initiative

the_af 4y ago

> Like what? Are you under the impression that AI can do most things well? Because so far it cannot.

albertzeyer 4y ago
I was more pointing towards the at all part. I did not say that it can do most things well. But it's not really easy to find things which it cannot do at all. Sure, it might be quite bad on many of them. (But that might just be a matter of time or priority...)

trasz3 4y ago

Anything that’s not a glorified copy/paste.

waboremo 4y ago

Up until last month: draw physically reasonable hands.

sanderjd 4y ago

I would say everything in the "touch grass" world. Robotic hardware seems to be lagging way behind pure AI software. One obvious example is self driving cars, which seem to have plateaued in progress. Or: I just listened to a podcast about how there is a huge shortage of electricians available to do the residential upgrades incentives by the IRA. GPT-4 seems to be nowhere near a solution to that kind of problem.