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  • Nah they are just affraid of dying after Tutankhamun's curse.

  • ...with a maze full of secret passages that archeleogist are discovering to this day (maybe even entrie city) because there is no technology to detect secret tunnels in pyramids because of problem with magnetic field around it.

  • True. It's hard to replace people where the process or output of the process is not digitalized. Painting and music is perfect example where output is fully digitalized.

  • Did they started fighting for robot rights or something ?

  • If they start with those products today with zero marketing budged and zero user base nobody would use it. Those CEOs are just clowns.

  • ...to play breakout.

  • They won't sue their intelligence providers

  • Cut us all off, so corporate can use internet, what they meant to use it for. Corporate Porn.

  • Why use head if you can use ChatGPT. Remove head and start working smarter.

  • ...and beyond

  • Wake me up when AI figures out what people want. The selling point of AI is that you can type something and get answer.

    The problem is that you need to type and ask meaningfull questions in your business domain and moreover your customers are not AI but real people.

    Also if you think people are so smart that they can ask right questions, you're so wrong.

    What if all companies start using AI and ask same questions ? How long customers can eat same thing everyday ?

  • Project Maven started in 2017. Stop making evil people famous and expecting something will change.

  • ...without users. Just bots dating with bots.

  • To be clear it's lightspeed in space time, we "just" need to get rid of time to conquer the space.

  • Barry is afraid of vampires.

  • I see someone read "Chokepoint Capitalism" 3 years later.

  • It's all because it's cheaper to talk to LLM machine that outputs most probable phrases based on statistics than to talk to people these days. It's accessibility thing. You have a feeling that you're speaking with a person, it's whole trick. It says much about who we are as people.

    Amount of effort needed to ask questions and not being hated in real life is way bigger than asking LLM.

    Adding more to the topic of AI as a whole is that you need to realize that we have completly new kind of computer software that is non deterministic. It's a completly new thing and comparing it to traditional software is just pointless and confusing.

    I'm not saying I would provide my life to LLM, but the fact that we developed software that is always generating readable output is a huge step in software development.

  • It's interesting to watch from a perspective of a person, who used to be able to find knowledge only in books. I'm slowly start to feel like Neanderthal. This global (d)arpanet experiment on humans looks more and more intriguing.

  • So it's not pointing up when he lays down.