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Humans will be necessity in many areas for a good while yet. You're being a bit overly dramatic, IMHO.
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Humans will be necessity in many areas for a good while yet. You're being a bit overly dramatic, IMHO.
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Opinions are all we have on this.
How long is a good while? Your statement “humans will be necessity in many areas for a good while yet” indicates that you also believe that humans will become unnecessary in time, how can you therefore think I’m being over dramatic? In itself that is a mind boggling thing to say!
We could well be the gate keepers into the end phase of the human race. Let’s try to close the gate before it’s too late!
It sickens me that people are lapping this up for their own personal convenience or because it’s trendy.
Think how much has changed in the last 50 or so years. Think how advances in tech have accelerated so rapidly in the last 5, 10, 20 years. Think about what the world may be like when your kids, grandkids, nephews, nieces or the annoying little gits next door are adults.
My only hope is that the internet becomes so infested with slop and insecure that it becomes unuseable, making all this tech redundant.
I’m buying books and learning to do things without electronics. It’s rewarding and may pay off one day you never know.
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The Luddites didn't get very far in their quest...
Homo contra ventum mingere potest....
Homo contra ventum mingere potest....
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For those of us who aren’t as clever as you could you translate pleaseThe Luddites didn't get very far in their quest...
Homo contra ventum mingere potest....
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For those of us who aren’t as clever as you could you translate please
I believe @Other Daniel is evoking the following image...
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Personally, I'm really looking forward to the after-party: the post-apocalyptic dystopia, set in a sun-scorched wasteland, where a desperate band of - ultimately triumphant, of course - humans are pursued through deserted subways by robot-soldiers carrying laser-guns. I've already started planning my outfit...
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Im not so bothered by AI, we use it at work Copilot & Claude and you have to correct a lot of their output. even when asking them to create simple lists you get random stuff like 3 x No 1 bullet points, it is only "artificial" ultimately
then there is the issue of lack of contextual understanding.
the Car was question has become quite a meme.
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but the upside down class and a few other situations prove that most of the LLM's still do not full comprehend the physical world.
and the damage they have done recently = https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-i...-tool-powered-by-anthropics-claude-goes-rogue &
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-i...in-judgment-and-destroyed-all-production-data
People are becoming more sceptical about AI's application into everything.
then there is the issue of lack of contextual understanding.
the Car was question has become quite a meme.
but the upside down class and a few other situations prove that most of the LLM's still do not full comprehend the physical world.
and the damage they have done recently = https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-i...-tool-powered-by-anthropics-claude-goes-rogue &
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-i...in-judgment-and-destroyed-all-production-data
People are becoming more sceptical about AI's application into everything.
Other Daniel
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For those of us who aren’t as clever as you could you translate please
Oh no @waddycall , please don't be misled into thinking
I approach anything near clever
I used Google translate to put it into Latin, as I thought that
it might push the boundaries of forum rules were it in English.
@Bouledogue sussed it though, although without the
awsomeness bit.
Essentially,
Man may wee toward the wind
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Life imitates art!
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Why?
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Everything is edible atleast once
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I reckon the cars will be pretty cool so maybe not all bad
Other Daniel
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The preppers are a buzzin'....
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For an opportunity to take stock, get it under control, decide if we really want to bring about our own end. It’s a bit selfish that huge corporations or even individuals can rush us into this without some checks. It’s more influential than any world leader may like to think they are.
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Pile of jazz mags and a short wave radio is next on my shopping list
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It's a difficult situation we are facing, large corporations are planning our future if we let it, they are building a control system with our help
and many can't see the wood for the trees.
Biggest concern are theses "Data Centres" what is there main purpose if it's not digitalise everything we do, only people who can live outside the system
will have a life, but it will have it's hardships.
and many can't see the wood for the trees.
Biggest concern are theses "Data Centres" what is there main purpose if it's not digitalise everything we do, only people who can live outside the system
will have a life, but it will have it's hardships.
