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And it will occur faster than any transition in history. Meatspace has natural limits to how fast things can do this.
by bcrosby95 3y ago
And it will occur faster than any transition in history. Meatspace has natural limits to how fast things can do this.
- staunton 3y agoBut, contrary to at any such developments in history, the people who are losing out aren't the "poor working class". They already have cultural and political power that they stand to lose. This might still go a lot of ways.
- Timon3 3y agoSome of them sure, but you're painting with the broadest brush possible. Do you really think the average artist is not "poor working class", that they have cultural and political power?
- staunton 3y agoMaybe not the average but the power is concentrated in a few and they are also affected. I'm expecting many who collectively do have power to participate in shaping how these things are used and perhaps oppose the big companies.
- skybrian 3y agoYou imagine there won’t be other limits, but maybe we just don’t know what they are yet? It tends to be true that some things that are easy for people are hard for AI.
- ChatGTP 3y agoThis sounds a bit more like a cope than any substantiated claim, what tasks would AI struggle with?
- skybrian 3y agoNeither claim is substantiated. We're just imagining different futures. You can imagine what you like.
- ChatGTP 3y agoIt is a fair point and I hope you're right because I think humans being second best at everything will probably have bad outcomes for most of us but given the current trajectory, it does seem like a run away train for now.