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You and the comment you're referring to are both making good comments, but may not be talking apples to apples. I believe the post you're replying to is just s
by 7thaccount 3y ago
You and the comment you're referring to are both making good comments, but may not be talking apples to apples.
I believe the post you're replying to is just saying that matrix multiplications (as useful as they are), aren't going to become Skynet.
Your post is pointing out that various AI techniques are replacing loads of jobs for folks that still need to make ends meet, but likely don't have the skill sets to magically become a web developer overnight. As a result, AI is pretty dangerous like many disruptions throughout history. Only in the past, there was usually still plenty of need for labor.
- malkosta 3y agoThat's a deep thought, it puts the discussion in a great perspective for further thinking. Thanks!
- mitthrowaway2 3y agoThese matrix multiplications won't become Skynet, but that has nothing to do with the fact that they are matrix multiplications. The better we get at understanding how various cognitive functions that once seemed mysterious can be accomplished by matrix multiplications, the easier it becomes to eventually create Skynet.