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>>>> In a world where you import all your digital services from the United States, you have no leverage over the United States It's a bit deeper than that. If
by orochimaaru 5mo ago
>>>> In a world where you import all your digital services from the United States, you have no leverage over the United States
It's a bit deeper than that. If AI becomes as ubiquitous as imagined, which it seems it will, it's not just a "digital service". It's a primary utility - like electricity, water or highways. Because without it your productivity will plummet. We aren't there yet - we will be there in a few years.
- bruki 5mo agoComparing AI to resources it highly depends on is a bit far fetched.
- Insanity 5mo agoOnly somewhat. I’d argue the internet could be considered a basic utility to function in the modern world, yet that just builds on electricity.
- thfuran 5mo agoThose are all mutually dependent. Turn off the electric grid and close all the roads and see how long municipal water supplies last.
- Kye 5mo agoWhat resource isn't interdependent with at least one other resource?
- throaway198234 5mo agoNot really. Unless those resources are going to disappear?
- falsemyrmidon 5mo ago[dead]
- delusional 5mo ago> Because without it your productivity will plummet. Why would it plummet? Surely we could just keep doing what we've been doing for the past 50 years. That doesn't go away because AI. The promise of AI is a productivity increase after implementing it. It doesn't change the productivity of not implementing it.
- Mallory_Ringess 5mo agoIt would plummet relative to those using 'AI', not in absolute terms. That in turn would impact your employability compared to those who do use it.
- sometimelurker 5mo agoskill atrophy. also AI is actually helpful sometimes, by a very large degree.