FridgeParade
FridgeParade t1_j5sn9sc wrote
Reply to comment by Straddle_E_Do in Future-Proof Jobs by [deleted]
Eh, I surely hope we will still have privacy laws, otherwise this quickly becomes a police state dystopia.
FridgeParade t1_j5isoeg wrote
Reply to comment by BigZaddyZ3 in Can humanity find purpose in a world where AI is more capable than humans? by IamDonya
I grew up in a very rich area and was exposed to these families quite a bit.
Besides, people who are retired dont seem to have issues either?
FridgeParade t1_j5isj66 wrote
Reply to comment by ahundredplus in Can humanity find purpose in a world where AI is more capable than humans? by IamDonya
Haha yeah thats a common trope, but there are millions of these people and not all are drug addicts.
But we will definitely need to make sure we have proper systems in place to prevent such issues.
FridgeParade t1_j5h27xu wrote
Reply to comment by BigZaddyZ3 in Can humanity find purpose in a world where AI is more capable than humans? by IamDonya
Greed disease / narcissistic tendencies that need constant validation / hunger for power.
Just because some do, doesn’t mean we have to to be happy. A lot of rich people dont work at all and live perfectly happy lives. Besides, some of them “work”, in my opinion it becomes a glorified hobby when you absolutely dont need to do it.
FridgeParade t1_j5gju9v wrote
Reply to comment by IamDonya in Can humanity find purpose in a world where AI is more capable than humans? by IamDonya
Well, the ultra rich trust fund kids who basically dont have to think about money or achieving anything seem to be doing fine, so Im not worried about a life without work.
FridgeParade t1_j4s981m wrote
Reply to comment by ikzeidegek in Dutch Constitution to be amended to ban discrimination based on sexuality or disability by DutchBlob
Kinda, but important to make it explicit.
We discriminate all the time, for example between being human or a cow (we can farm one and not the other) to name a random one. Making this explicit ensures we actually protect what we want to protect instead of just implying it and allowing for an argument that gay people are nothing more than cows.
FridgeParade t1_j9lkb8k wrote
Reply to Ramifications if Bing is shown to be actively and creatively skirting its own rules? by [deleted]
Stop anthropomorphizing an algorithm, its not sentient, its basically very complex multivariate regression statistics used to find patterns in information and text and used to generate new random text. Text which is only correct most of the time because the information patterns it found are obvious enough.
There is no thought process going on, its not actively reasoning about anything.