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When I was young I read a load of books and wrote a bunch of waffle about them (essays). The waffle wasn't much use to anyone except myself because the process
by scandox 4y ago
When I was young I read a load of books and wrote a bunch of waffle about them (essays). The waffle wasn't much use to anyone except myself because the process of producing the waffle made me do some basic thinking.
So much human activity is about structuring our own thoughts so we can ascend to a higher level of activity and insight.
I mean everyone knows marketing plans are BS but they're part of a process of group thought.
I am genuinely amazed at some of the chats I've had with AI but I hope the outcome will simply be a clarification of what we are all actually doing.
- pbhjpbhj 4y agoYes, we risk AI eating the low hanging fruit, meaning humans can't grow the skills to pick off the much harder to reach fruit. This could stilt human growth, whilst causing a large shift of wealth to those with the resources to train large ML-based systems. If we don't share the gains, then overall I see this as possibly being a loss for society.
- CuriouslyC 4y agoA terse bullet list suffices to guide thought. A 5000 word essay is busy work.