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all jobs will be automatable, and there will be no room for humans to work on novel things.

• ddtaylor 8mo ago
  That's like saying we shouldn't push the space exploration boundary because people are so used to staying within it. If you want to make the argument that singularity has occurred and that knowledge oracles are no longer needed, that's a bold claim. If you want to make the argument it would escape our control, etc. that's a valid argument for proper controls. If you want to make the argument that LLMs are sentient and that it's not ethical to "enslave" them, that's also a pretty bold stance currently. Humans have been inventing technology and improving the quality of life (of our species!) for a very long time and that strategy hasn't changed IMO
  • beeflet 8mo ago
    I'm not saying any of that I am just saying that you and everyone you love will be killed by this technology and the world as we know it will be destroyed.
    • ddtaylor 8mo ago
      Why do you think humans automating more things destroys us? Did the calculator or horse and buggy make us obsolete? Why didn't the Internet cause a massive death plague?
      • beeflet 8mo ago
        Because they didn't completely automate all labor. Your frog is boiling, and extrapolating that his hot tub will continue to become increasingly comfortable.