In the future, even if AI could do anything you needed, you will still need to do some of that stuff manually, for the same reason that we still need to exercise even if we have tools like cars that could remove all physical activity from our lives.In the same way that our bodies would atrophy without exercise, our minds would do the same without challenging tasks to do.
Claude, exercise me.
>>110118249You dont go outside and interact much I take it. The brainrot is winning
Let's be honest, we don't know what will happen.
>>110118249we would still need to manually detect lewdness
>>110118487Yeah making hasty half assed concousions from press releases is just outing yourself as a brainlet. Everyone in the biz is playing it by ear and flying blind.
>>110118523>Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down? That's not my department!
>>110118537When rockets go up the inevitable conclusion is that there will be destruction either way.
>>110118553*Space rockets
>>110118614Oh you're one of Musks fanboys
>>110118630Perhaps it made more sense in my head
>>110118553Except you don't know that either, you chose the pessimist angle but you're no more right than any other Nostradamus wannabe
>>110118703Idunno all that footage of iron rain on israel and urinals looked kinda convincing
>>110118249video games are challenging tasks, mentally. so we will always learn by playing those and through structured learning. good chance we see more people working in education and using AI as a tool, since smaller class loads are proven to result in better educational outcomes. AI will be doing everything else so why not have 400pc more teachers.
>>110118249Have you read Eudeamon?
>>110118249I mean sure if you want but I am not paid to walk 10km every day
>>110118249There's going to be muscle building drugs that work without exercise and have none of the negative side effects of steroids
