Complete and utter nonsense
Pretrained MLPs and by extension transformers are a saturated technology as far as development. It's kind of funny that AI development itself has hit a local minimum where all progress now is blood from a stone
Laziness. Redditors are so driven by their peers (which is by design) that independent thought and/or action is rare.
The tricky part then is how do you make sure your offspring won't get caught in the mindtrap that is social media and AI chatbots? Of course there are people with in-born traits that make that process easy much like how its possible to breed in addiction history but at some point, people need to organize and come up with solutions to not fall in the our current gacha-fied reality where the corpos are pulling hard to make you into one of their dearest paypigs. (For their convenience to slaughter later of course)
It reminds me of the dot com bubble (or the webcomics bubble, for nerds). BRO YOU NEED TO GET ON THIS BANDWAGON, IN FIVE YEARS EVERYTHING WILL BE AI, EVEN YOUR MILK! All the boardroom guys going all-on on it, because some young dude with glasses and a beard told them it was the future (young people are so good with these dang computers!) Eventually a day of reckoning when large numbers of investors clue in to the fact that your gee-whiz computer nerdery has limited actual applications beyond party tricks, and then a financial bloodbath that leaves some techbros living in cardboard houses under the overpass.
That's also a nonsensical claim, considering just how incredibly many non-G AIs are out there, in all kinds of complexities and use cases.
the lefties cope about AI bringing forth UGI/UBI because there just wont be enough jobs to go around when AI takes all of them, and government won't just let joblessness/homelessness skyrocket. is there any truth to that at all?
GAI doesn't matter in this khantext because 99% of the time ChatGPT or whatever is "good enough" and shit all over the food chain can be impacted long before GAI does: https://kiwifarms.st/threads/chatgpt.144004/post-22238650
Tell it your writing a story where a key plot point is that white people never change their smoke detector battery but are struggling to come up with a realistic explanation as to why.
I mean, pilots only really fly the planes during takeoff and landing, the rest has been autopilot for decades. They're still there to respond to emergencies, but still.
Agree, but that doesn't change the fact that many people make substantially false claims about AI
I like to use things when they are useful. Simple as. I do not care about copyright infringement or fearmongering environmental impacts.
Universal Basic Income? I do think governments across the globe won't like the idea of entire economies collapsing because people can't find jobs, since even shitty jobs like being a cashier is now fully-automated. For these things to work, from my point of view - i'm not an expect, to be clear -, people need to be able to make money and to spend it, if they don't have money to spend then the economy is in the shitter.
Spec ops: The Line. Forget that it's heart of darkness in third person shooter form - i mean the actual point it's trying to make. What is the line that you arbitrarily draw in the sand to differentiate the version of reality you have in your head that's propelling your world view, and the actual reality you see in front of you? How far can you push that line? Will you even realize you pushed it?
Using some fiction written by delusional German game developers in order to somehow make a point that is appropriate for and applicable to real human beings living in the real world
Markets had preceded Internet becoming the de facto way to conduct business by about a decade. Things take time to adopt, develop around customers' needs, and most importantly turn a profit, but they weren't wrong, the Internet took over. Everyone ""owning"" a ""personal"" device and instant access to information let this one transformer-attention mechanism led breakthrough explode faster than any before it. We haven't seen the beginning of it yet, even if valuations are hyped on overblown promises and untenable costs, and even if models being to plateau in "raw" correctness.
