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I dislike this argument because it’s about limiting the most powerful technology we ever invented because it doesn’t fit well with how we established some socia
by baby 5mo ago
I dislike this argument because it’s about limiting the most powerful technology we ever invented because it doesn’t fit well with how we established some social structures.
- bigfishrunning 5mo agoI think "most powerful technology we ever invented" is a controversial statement anyway -- AI is a party trick of dubious value.
- baby 5mo agoOh boy you’re going to get hit hard by this technological wave when you wake up
- Jtarii 5mo ago>the most powerful technology we ever invented I recon agriculture and the steam engine would beat out ChatGPT by just a smidge. I would put eyeglasses/the book/vaccines/sanitation far above LLMs in technological power. Right now AI is just kinda nothing, it has potential sure, but today its just a giant pit for people to burn money in.
- nonethewiser 5mo agoWhat are you referring to when you refer to the technology of agriculture? Like John Deere's latest tractor? GMOs? The shift from hunter gathering to agrarian society?
- Jtarii 5mo ago>What are you referring to when you refer to the technology of agriculture? Planting crops and harvesting them.
- scronkfinkle 5mo agoSolving one of the most famous Erdos problems that has remained unsolved for 80 years without using tools like lean but instead a giant reasoning block is quite a lot more than "kinda nothing"
- Jtarii 5mo agoSolving a math problem is very close to nothing in the grand scheme of things. Humans have been solving math problems for thousands of years. I think people suffer from recency bias with AI a bit and take for granted you know gestures vaguely at the rest of human civilisation
- baby 5mo agoI disagree