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> LMs might disrupt knowledge-based economy and threaten many key professions - but how is this conceptually different from any technological revolution? To me
by cousin_it 3y ago
> LMs might disrupt knowledge-based economy and threaten many key professions - but how is this conceptually different from any technological revolution?
To me it looks like all work can eventually (within years or few decades at most) be done by AI, much cheaper and faster than hiring a human to do the same. So we're looking at a world where all human thinking and effort is irrelevant. If you can imagine a good world like that, then you have a better imagination than me.
From that perspective it almost doesn't matter if AI kills us or merely sends us to the dust bin of history. Either way it's a bad direction and we need to stop going in that direction. Stop all development of machine-based intelligence, like in Dune, as the root comment said.