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In a few years we'll look at this the same way as people who unicycle or blacksmith.
by CuriouslyC 17d ago
In a few years we'll look at this the same way as people who unicycle or blacksmith.
- recursive 17d agoAs interesting people.
- esikich 17d agoOr dorky Luddite hipsters.
- hirvi74 17d agoThat's fine with me. I'd even appreciate that even more. I get one life on this miserable planet. I am going to do what I enjoy for as long as I can. Call me a blacksmith or a Luddite, I couldn't care less. One thing you can never call me is unhappy.
- bigstrat2003 17d agoIn a few years they will be the only competent people left who can save us from the deluge of AI slop. You should be nice to them, because you'll need them someday.
- gleezard 17d agoIn a few years they will be the only competent people left who can use a loom. You should be nice to them, because you’ll need them someday.
- valegrete 17d agoThe difference is that the textile machine workers could immediately verify the work product. This is impossible when the work product is a configuration of knowledge you don't actually have. It's why, for example, amateurs "solving" these open math problems refuse to discuss the results with actual mathematicians, because they can't. So we have a bunch of Lean-verified slop that may or may not actually prove what is claimed, without experts poring over everything line-by-line and reverse engineering.
- gleezard 17d agoWrong. Coding is a solved problem. Mathematics is a solved problem. Physics is a solved problem. Biology is a solved problem. Cancer is a solved problem.
- owebmaster 17d agoAI can't even solve spamming, astroturfing, brigading, green accounts posting ragebait.
- esikich 17d agoDo you think information is going to be destroyed or something? If this AI stuff is so sub par, why would anyone read/use/interact with it? Why wouldn't the "better" human created stuff float to the top?
- lelanthran 17d ago> In a few years we'll look at this the same way as people who unicycle or blacksmith. It's equally likely that in a few years we see everyone who doesn't have skill the same way we view people who follow the Kardashians and other influencers: vacuous and incapable of non-augmented thought.