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Sure and lots of times I can walk places. That doesn't mean bikes, cars, trains and planes aren't incredibly useful. They let me achieve things I can't in other
by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Sure and lots of times I can walk places. That doesn't mean bikes, cars, trains and planes aren't incredibly useful. They let me achieve things I can't in other ways for example transporting cargo without a team of people to help me. Just like AI coding.
- nielsbot 9mo agoMaybe your analogy holds if driving and walking took the same amount of time. Plus "planning, implementing, validating, and reviewing" would be a bit like walking anyway in your analogy.
- trollbridge 9mo agoYet replacing walking with cars is often cited as one of the reasons for many of society's ills.
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- jappgar 9mo agoYet no one seriously declares motor vehicles as useless.
- Groxx 8mo agoMany who live in sufficiently-walkable areas don't have one and are actively opposed to getting one
- theshrike79 8mo agoThere is a middle road. America went full car to a point where just going to the shops from the suburbs is a car drive. Crossing the ROAD needs a car in way too many places. There are cities where you can find a shop for essentials within walking distance, bigger shops need a short to medium drive, but can be still walked to if you really want to.
- worksonmine 9mo agoWould you still use your car if you ended up in the wrong destination half the time?
- XenophileJKO 9mo agoYes, because I can drive to the other end of the state in an afternoon. Then if I get lost, I can just course correct.
- makapuf 9mo agoGenerating lots of pollution, cost, jams, noise and accidents globally. Not all cities need to be made for cars, right tool for the job etc.
- worksonmine 9mo agoHave fun getting stuck in a loop when it insists your destination exists in a place it doesn't.
- stevenhuang 9mo agoWould you use your car if you ended up in the right destination 100% - epsilon of the time? Yes, you would. Or do you suppose this is the best AI will ever get?
- worksonmine 8mo agoParent wasn't referring to a possible future, but present time. If we get AI I can trust 100% that's another discussion. For now I don't see it and I don't think LLMs are the solution to that problem, but we'll see.