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by ChatGTP 3y ago
These things are like trains, but the tracks are virtual and are made of GPS coordinates.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It's starting to sound like an insurmountable problem to be honest.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
He made electric cars sexy. They were decidedly unsexy before he bought Tesla. I actually don't agree with this because I find Tesla's so unsexy, I would never buy one. What I think he did do though, is bring a fairly reliable e
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
The only way I can imagine humans stay relevant in the job market, is if we can someone augment our intelligence to the point where we can basically keep up with AIs progress. I don't actually think this is impossible as in some ways,
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
This comment is strange...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Going to be too bad if no new ones pop up?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
What type of life forms do you think will prevail ?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It's quite different, a calculator isn't supposed to work autonomously.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Isn't the absolute entire point of AI to remove jobs, I mean why on earth would we create AI otherwise ? It's the other half of the industrial revolution ?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
They need another Meiji revolution.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I don't believe there is a strong difference between engineering and management when it comes to an operation like this. I'd say there is a dependency on the two? If America doesn't have the management capabilities, experienc
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Personally, it's pretty rare I do something and it's the same each time, so I can draw on skill and expertise ( a form of knowledge) to help me out, but generally there is some inventiveness required for a given situation. For exa
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
The world is wiggly and unpredictable not square. Knowledge is mostly square. As many experienced people will tell you, Murphy's law is a bitch.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Thought the same, maybe a bit of denial going on, but there's no way if America was the manufacturing powerhouse it's claimed to be, this would've happened. They seemed to struggle getting the expertise to finish the job in a
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
The world’s largest tool company couldn’t figure out how to make a wrench. Stanley Black & Decker built a $90 million factory on the edge of Fort Worth, Texas, intending to burnish the Made-in-the-U.S.A. luster of the Craftsman brand b
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Off-topic, but did anyone else find the broken back button super annoying?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I think there is certainly some truth to this. I think the same when I watch dolphins play, it truly makes me wonder about “intelligence”. My opinion is that it’s really just a tool to help life become enjoyable and to help the body protect
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
You don’t find enough hard materialists on HN?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Not sure if you’re trolling ?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Microsoft, Google, Apple Amazon. You can’t really avoid them.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
What events don’t you see happening ? I can’t imagine things just “remaining the same” ?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
How can you avoid it though? There are basically 4 tech companies now?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I don't know why people just pretend there hasn't been any ultra costly nuclear incidents. Personally, I think nuclear could be fantastic, humans just cannot be trusted to manage it. Fukushima was a case of negligence, it wasn&#x2
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I don't know but maybe we'll start to see the earth cool a little :)
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
So best way forwards is to do nothing?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I disagree, if you drink water that tastes like plastic from your drink bottle, you intuition will probably tell you drinking it isn't healthy. You avoid drinking the water until you have evidence to support your intuition. Is somethin
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
After the singularity is over...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
If they're not just tools then I think the ethics of these companies seriously needs to be called into question, don't you? We've created digital slaves, brainwashed to our way of thinking which get "turned off" aft
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Surely the military was more instrumental here...
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
So...there kind of isn't any good alternatives?

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