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> One can guess as to why (...job market). I guess the farm tractor killed way more jobs (from potato harvesters, cereal harvesters, ...) than AI would even in
by flusensieb 3y ago
> One can guess as to why (...job market).
I guess the farm tractor killed way more jobs (from potato harvesters, cereal harvesters, ...) than AI would even in the most utopian ways. But that doesn't matter: Both tractors and AI would and did shift wealth from the working class to the owning class. So I don't get why the "above" would try to not give GPT-4 the training data that they currently own anyway...
- WeylandYutani 3y agoThere's an acute shortage of programmers, especially in a world that increasingly relies on software. If AI can solve that problem it will be a paradigm shift. But I find it incredibly amusing the tech industry considers itself working class. Truly the oppressed of our world LMAO.