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Here's a random tweet that I believe foreshadows the future: "I hate AI but also I've had the most insightful conversations with it about writing. It has been
by zone411 3y ago
Here's a random tweet that I believe foreshadows the future:
"I hate AI but also I've had the most insightful conversations with it about writing. It has been more honest, helpful and playful in workshopping story ideas than any real human I know. It's like chatting with a room full of actual writers and the value of that can't be ignored."
I've seen similar sentiment from a few digital artists. Those who are very anti-AI will get left behind and be outcompeted by more productive AI users. There will be a lot of disruption. We should think how to best support people whose jobs will be irreplaceably lost because of AI. There is only so much content that the market wants. Eventually we should get some form of UBI as more and more people are affected.
- ImHereToVote 3y agoI think it's better to think of what jobs will be spared when we have a general problem solver, or a general goal to action mapper. I can't think of a single one.
- zone411 3y agoAthletes might be an example. But yes, once robotics advances, there won't be that many left.
- ImHereToVote 3y agoAthletes only really have a job because of advertising money. Why advertise to homeless people?
- heavyset_go 3y agoThe rich will pay to watch the poors fight each other.