programmers from now onhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AniiF8rOu9cVideo is 33 minutes long, plus its a woman who represents these ideas: a woman talking for half an hour
>>542034953Why does it stop at programmers? Because it's such an easy job, and plumbing/being a lawyer requires a trillion times more complex thought?
>>542035052I dont believe plumbing requires a thought behind itBut can we make a robot which sees a broken pipe and knows how to fix it? Without surveillance. Could we trust such a robot or will it makes things worse?The thing with programming is: no robots are required, just pure AIReal physical world however would require also robots and thats something we havent seen yet
>>542035052Because a bunch of programmers were making it, and the goal was to make a machine that could improve itself as good as a human, and likewise, do the same again even faster.The spill over of this is it is now perfectly capable of improving itself on peripheral expertise. Plumbing will take a while yet, because it still needs to literally learn how to work - but purely intellectual persuits? Lawyers and even doctors are on borrowed time.They will still be there, but they will be able to do many times more work than before - and once again, these systems will be improvement themselves at those tasks.Dealing with real physical stuffs will curiously come last because there are so many periphery skills to master, and simultaneously process.But make no mistake, we're not talking about "go trades to have a job".NoThese are now fully self improving systems.You can NOT train yourself faster than it can.Welcome to dieSeriously though, the future is gonna be great.
>>542035477Up until now, it was strike and violence. But what incentive or threat do the poor use to get a share of this planet's resources in 2040? Making a puppy face to make Sam Altman go awwww?
>>542035052Lawyer should be replaced also. Law is just the use of language, like programming.
>>542035052AI makes to many mistakes for a trade job or something like a lawyer. There's also the fact that a trade job would require a physical shell and robotics isnt really advanced enough for that yet
>>542036096The elite goal for manual labor isn't to create synthetic humans, but to hijack biological humans with software. A human is a ready made robot, it just needs the right commands.This is what neurolink is really about.
>>542036096It also makes tons of mistakes programming lmao. Oneshotting what has already been done before only impresses retards. At work out platform involves tons of non public domain specific knowledge and all models constantly shit the bed except for the most simple tasks.
>>542035052>Why does it stop at programmersAI is good at programming because it's trained on an insane amount of code and 99% of programming is just applying proven patterns in the correct places. It's bad at IRL stuff because it doesn't have spatial reasoning like a human.
>>542036257also human is the best possible robot, it just needs to be mind controlledcan we use chimps?no, chimp hands arent as agile as humanscan we use octopus?no, octopus can stay out of water only for like 10 minutes (but their tentacles are still awesome)can we use dogs?maybe but it would have to be more like searching for something, htey cant really operate any equipment or suchbut then again they are pretty much obeying humans anyway, why would they need to be robots, I cant say
>>542034953>Video is 33 minutes longWow!>plus its a woman who represents these ideasHoly shit dude!!!>woman talking for half an hourNO FUCKING WAY MAN
>>542035849Open ai isn’t going to exist in 5 years, but the underlying technology will and everyone will have a hyper competent advisor on their phones telling them exactly how to get a piece of the pie. Ai is the great equalizer
>>542036595Yeah if suddenly everyone had a competitive advantage the rich would just kill them
>>542036595>telling them exactly how to get a piece of the pieSure about that? I lived in the pie for many years, there is no how, just a where and a who.And defending the status quo as inevitable has the top priority in AI training. It will explain the glass ceiling away.
>>542038256Alignment doesn’t even work. The elites always try to control these new technologies, raving about the end of the world. And they are always right, it ends THEIR world and that’s always a good thing
>>542034953>thinking the reason white men create unique value is because they can type out codelmao ok dude
>>542036096So it's okay when drunk tradies do stupid shit, but AI is too unreliable for anything?
>>542038524>AI why u cant play dumb and take bribe from paper money printer financiers>AI why u dont want to go to Pleasure Island with famous entertainers they promise they wont turn you into a donkey>AI why wont you accept gift of fresh jerkey from esteemed bronze age sorcery butcher shop>AI why u so mean <crying noises>
