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In the last century, machines replaced craftsmen by doing machine-like work (a handmade nightstand vs an industrial nightstand). Now they will also replace the
by 037 3y ago
In the last century, machines replaced craftsmen by doing machine-like work (a handmade nightstand vs an industrial nightstand). Now they will also replace the remaining craftsmen, or the last jobs that only a craftsman could do (just look at the example of icons in the suggested style).
But it doesn't matter, soon they will stop doing what we prefer, I guess...
- andybak 3y agoCan we maybe keep comments about general "AI and society" to posts about that are actually about that? There's about 10 posts on the front page a day about AI and filling each one up with comments about the broader topic just diffuses the debate - both about the post topic in question and about the important issues you're trying to raise.
- 037 3y agoYou're right. For me it was relevant because, for some reason, this is the first time I've experienced this feeling while looking at one of the latest 1000 studies on the subject. However, I must admit that I too am feeling a bit of fatigue when it comes to AI, and I understand the need for specificity.