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We call this (or basically any AI-related anomalous behavior) "AI psychosis" today. The quoted text is a prediction of the end-state of her work in 2035. Witho
by keeda 2mo ago
We call this (or basically any AI-related anomalous behavior) "AI psychosis" today. The quoted text is a prediction of the end-state of her work in 2035.
Without commenting on how realistic it is, I will point out that if you took the average person on the street taking a call on their bluetooth earbuds, and send them back just ~2 decades, they would look like delusional people talking to themselves.
I suspect a lot of the weirdness we see today would be normalized in the future, even if somewhat annoying (like BrainRot.)
- blep-arsh 2mo agoHeadsets (including Bluetooth ones) were already a thing back then, so they'd have to go back another couple of decades, I guess. Using the speakerphone mode in public would attract some looks though.
- keeda 2mo agoYes but the headsets back then were these (relatively) huge ugly things dangling off your ear that an ex colleague amusingly called “roaches”. You could tell something was there if they walked by within a few feet of you. The AirPods of today are pretty much invisible which is why it’s genuinely impossible to tell even with a close look who they’re talking to, especially when they stare at ME because I’m staring at them trying to figure out if they’re talking to me!