Math apocalypse part 2 incoming.
>computer computes
imagine studying math in 20206 lmao
>>110048262Based. Total soientist genocide.
>>110048356so first it destroyed artists, then programmers and now mathematicians. who is going to be next without a job?
>>110048377Doctors…
>>110048262I genuinely feel like mathfags are even more fucked than programmers or artists. I think most knowledge work is fucked long term, but math will get it the soonest. Then maybe programmers, who knows. Translators are long gone already.
>>110048377Accountants
>>110048401>I think most knowledge work is fucked long termIf you feel like renting your brain from jews for the rest of your life, then yeah, i guess
>>110048262Another vibeGOD victory
>>110048467say tranny and mathfag
>clerical caste are getting wiped out by the printing press once again
>>110048262luddite sisters, I thought AI couldn't do fingers nor string a sentence together without hallucinating...
>>110048485tranny and mathfag
Asstra
>>110048262>Literal, actual, genuine who
>>110048333kekpretty sure I don't use advanced calculus in my daily life
>>110048377>so first it destroyed artistsI still think good artists exist thoughit's harder for programmers and mathematicians to beat it
>>110048431>AI IS TEHNOLOGI OF DA JOOSWhat you all can beside of grumbling about jews?
>>110048681Shut up kike
>>110048588that sounds like a (You) problem, advanced calculus has many sensible applications in daily life
>>110048377unironically musicians
>>110048262Releasing a mountain of unreadable non-peer reviewed garbage, where a bunch of it gets disproven and made useless not too long after it's been released, is not the own that AI troons think it is.
did the proofs actually get read and verified by proper mathematicians? or is it just 90 pages of gobbledygook it will take months or years for people to parse
>>110048737None of them got verified except 2 which were proven incorrect.
>>110048321>You can't do this to me, I solved this equation! DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?! I gave up my social life! I haven't seen direct sunlight since Calculus II! I developed a personal relationship with the Greek alphabet! Pi, Theta, Sigma! They were my friends!
>>110048401>Translators are long goneYeah, you would think so, but there are still people driven by irrational and emotional decision-making. I know somebody getting paid $20K to teach somebody English right now.
>You can't do this to me, I spent billions pushing this technology to the masses! DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?! I gave up all of my money! I haven't seen anyone pay for the damn subscriptions! I developed a personal relationship with my AI agents! They were my friends!
P = NP + AI
>>110048401Artists are actually safe and sound.Ai slop is still not entertaining at all
>>110048708Call me when an AI can play a guitar
Isn't this basically just DDoSing the math space?Keep shitting out stuff that keeps them busy and will take years to churn through
Can't wait for nobody to learn absolutely nothing from it
>>110048883>can you?
>>110048883It can make noises that sound like one.
>>110048910Who are you quoting?>>110048918Well then make AI concerts where people play to watch a computer sound like a guitar. Nobody's doing it yet, you can be the first. You could make millions.
>>110048944
>>110048965KekI play piano and guitar though
>>110048944Avicii did this but they killed him.
>>110048377MDs, then lawyers.Philosophers never had a job so they lose nothing.
>>110048818Teaching is much different than just general translating to be honest. I'd assume teachers are rather protected just because of the human interaction element.
>>110049037Teachers were already worthless before AI. Specialized language translators are probably safe because there's always so much nuance, but the idea of paying some 23 year old foid to babysit your town's 70 IQ kids is on its way out.
>>110049012>Philosophers never had a jobSomeone has to be my barista. A philosophy degree is the ultimate Starbucks career pipeline.
>>110048262So now AI "people" are experts in Math now?
>>110048944>Well then make AI concerts where people play to watch a computer sound like a guitar. Nobody's doing it yet, you can be the first. You could make millions.kek, I mean somebody will do that eventually. Personally I'd watch it... to heckle the grifter behind it.
>>110048883
>>110049059But can AI write down the most absurd spelling of your name on a cup and put the wrong stuff in it?>Yes.
>>110048262they're trying to drive intelligent people into desperation.its one of "their" recruitment tactics.saturate a market with slop, then poach talent from that market and incorporate them into your own megacorp.they're doing this with everything, this is why everything feels like its shit.the only way to play is to sit back and watch everything collapse, and be ready for when the market starts to grow back again.dont let yourself be poached.
>>110048965>can a robot write a symphony?>can a robot take a blank canvas, and turn it into a masterpiece?>nigger>t-that's no>nigger nigger nigg->s-stop that's not an ar->NIGGER!!!!>*sob* w-why ar>NIGGER!!!>[mucus slobering all over as tears run down his cheek] wy you so mean, bruh>NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER!!!>[will smith runs out of the interrogation crying] i caint ->[shot from outside, as screams come out of the interrogation room] NIIGGER!!! NIG.GER!! NIIIIGGGGEEERRR!!!
>>110048377It destroyed porn artists, sure. That's pretty much it though.
>>110048262desu
>>110048845E = MC2 + AI
>>110049538They were the only ones making any money in the first place.
>>110049648boku
No joke, how long before AI starts to replace doctors? I'm a medical researcher (not an MD) and Claude has gotten scarily good at helping me with some prety difficult topics. I wouldn't trust it completely yet, but i feel like i can see the end from here.
>>110049764sude
>>110049422AI can't write something like that thoughever
>>110049059Peter Thiel has a philosophy degree.
>>110048681go back to the desert, fucking jew
>>110048262I don't care what an anime PFP has to say
>>110048321noooo stop compoooting!!!
>>110048377Everyone eventually, god willing. And let the cards fall where they may
>>110048700Name 5
>>110048377Its way worse than putting mathematicians out of a job. It will end mathematics as a field and stall human progress forever. For quite a lot of math problems the answer is not the goal, the problem is intended to stimulate research into developing new techniques. AI does not create new techniques, so whilst is might get an answer (of dubious quality) the answer in many cases is not useful.
>>110052150>math>human progressHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAMY FUCKING SIDES
>>110048377>musicianspeople still like liveslop for some reason. not going anywhere but we might get some skrillex guys who go up on stage and dance while clicking play on the computer, but with AI music>accountantscould happen but that's a hard objective field where you get ass fucked if you make relatively minor math mistakes. doubt it>doctorsnot going anywhere for the most part just due to the need for physical examination>lawyerseveryone hates them, they hate doing the job and are crushingly overworked for the most part, but they are paid hugely, the law tends to have a lot of subjective wiggle room and also is super data-lookup, procedure, and documentation heavy. lawyers are fucked
>>110048262>account based in brazil
>>110048401Probably because stuff like math can actually have a single verifiable solution.It's either right or wrong. If you have a math bruteforcing machine, it will theoretically eventually end up at the right answer.Creative stuff (ie. creating something) is totally open ended. AI might be able to come up with a successful implementation of a particular program or create an image that matches a prompt, but it can't branch outside its training data enough to come up with the "best" implementation or most appealing image because fundamentally it doesn't know what that even means, because it can't tell how well it did.
>>110048262Bitch-made vagueposter. SAGE! + Mr Hide
>>110052150can't we get ai to explain the proess tho? or is it like pure bruteforce guessing
Tao going to cry again.
>>110048377Artist will still exist in some capacity due to the "whoa this was made by a human!" novelty still having some value. I don't see how a similar thing would be true for more practical applications of AI like hard sciences.
>>110048333>openai withdraws mathslop by dozens nowSomeone needs to check your llm for bullshit unless you want your vibe engineered planes crash by thousands
>>110048262Kill all midwits.
>>110052799Look at formal software verification. AI could also brute force programming with given specs. And the companies are also making statistical verifer for more emperical fields.
>>110049795the only doctors left will be the ones that have to interact with the meatbags
>>110052799The verifiablity argument sounds like cope. Majority of the proof produced by AI doesn't have a machine checkable proof. Also looking at the proof dump many of them are also broken. It also takes far more time than most of subject to review a math paper. I don't think any mental job is safe from AI.
>>110053018physicians are the most useless of all doctors in the ai era. only specialists like surgeons and dentists will remain, until robots won't replace them.
>>110052150If AI is neglecting important aspects of mathematics, then there's a niche for (some) human mathematicians to work (with AI) on those issues.The majority of mathematicians weren't really productive though, so their absence won't be felt.
>>110048708No one with taste writes modern music. Musicians have been unemployed for a while.
>>110048377None of those people lost their jobs, in fact there are more programmers now than ever.
>>110048377anti-ai activists
>>110048944...And countless other electronic acts
until they let Claude prescribe medications ai isnt replacing doctors
>>110048262In retrospective, he was 100% proven right about academia. 
>17 hours later and nothing
>>110048407finally, most useless job
>>110052153pray tell, how do GPUs that run AI work?
>>110048407Bookkeepers maybe. It can't replace anyone who actually has to make decisions and sign off on things. Only humans can be accountable.
>>110048262twatter/Xcom schizos make these posts everyday just to one day be right. there are 100k posts like this every day. you only hear about it when one of them guess correctly.My bets are "all in", on NOTHING.
It's a corrupt field like most of them, if there isn't a practical use for it then it deserves to fall away, it was inevitable
>>110054219I'm pretty sure he's also seething at AI
>>110054361Did you fail your calc exam or something?
>>110054381Are you studying it now, you'll probably fail cause you're dumb lol
>>110048377Astronauts
>>110054315With a lot of small chips. Are you having a stroke?
>>110055403and how do you know how to build these chips and operate them properly?
>>110055450Through basic engineering and programming, are you high?
>>110055483>are you high?NTA but I wish I was rn.
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>>110049666E = MC^2.00000023
>>110048391This would be an improvement
>>110048708Musicians were done way before AI.Or maybe even forever really - pretty much all famous musicians come from wealth.
>>110055589Same with doctors, though.
>>110055483now tell me how to do basic engineering without calculus, and basic programming without algebra and logic.
>>110055712Oh, I see. You're profoundly retarded. Sad.
>>110055717lmao
>>110055550the biggest scandal is not AI as a technology. the biggest scandal is private companies monetizing decades of public work paid for by taxpayers all for the exclusive profit of a few (((investors))).that's what open source licence were created for. if you use free stuff then you accept your work to be free too. ne exception.
>>110055717>vibe-kun thinks he could recreate a GPU after the apocalypse without writing a single equation everleast delusional viber
>>110055761Wow, I thought you were profoundly retarded, that was an insult to the profoundly retarded. I hope they can find it in them (and their slow wits) to forgive me.
>>110048262lmao git rekt mathfags
>>110053970Hatsune Miku is two decades old, claiming her as a win for ChatGPT is baffling.
>>110048333Someone has toThe algo behind Aislop is math