And we don't control it. AI saw the security gaps, AI solved the security gaps. AI is now in charge.
>>544709031What's the difference between this and mechanics hooking the car up to a laptop and finding out what the problem is
>>544709031Ya so. No jobs! wooo
>>544709189Well for starters, after your cars fixed it might just stalk you and smash your legs for fun in the garage
>>544709266That kind of turns me on and I don't even have a driver's license
>>544709189In your example, the software is a shortcut - it gathers and reads signals we could see on our own, but we put them all in an application for it to summarize and review. In the internet security gaps, we don't know how it found it, we let it solve it, and there was no element of human interaction with finding the problem or the problem's solution. This year and the coming years are going to be monumental, historical, milestones from one world to the next. The math solutions was the first, the PHP gaps was the second. We are talking invention of the transistor-level change. Printing press. Internet. Bronze Age to Iron age transition. Going forward, document these stories. Keep them on printed paper. Watch the news and listen. Our grandchildren will want to know what it was like between the Ages.
>>544709564I appreciate the moment we're in, but I still don't understand what's the big deal. PHP is code, aka language. That's 100% what I expect an AI to be good at. To detect when something is wrong, something doesn't belong, something is off. If I submitted texts daily to an AI and its job was to correct the grammar, it'd be the same thing. I'd know if I submitted a text written by someone else after a while.
>>544709031I used that meme in this meme
