This will not end well

Yes

People inherently love to do stuff and will continue to do stuff as a hobby even if there is no need to work. Stuff made as a hobby can be traded or sold. Money will not go away

"Capitalism" is a complex mix of a lot of economic, social and political ideas

Economic systems will change and adapt to the new technologies. I'm hopeful that the new AI tools will allow us to improve economic systems to make them work better for all. Some may use the old names to describe the new ideas, or maybe a new name will be invented

That's an insult to assholes

As usual, good research, misleading headline

A better headline would be .. Scientists learn a bit more about how cancer cells evade immune system

The headline implies the problem is solved

Low skilled workers often do poor and minimal effort work. It's not surprising that managers want to watch them

Reddit comments tend to be negative and pessimistic about everything. This may often be the case because they are responding to an article, based on an overly optimistic press release. Science and tech press releases tend to use the word "breakthrough" when the work being reported on is actually a small, incremental advance at best. The press releases are intended to raise funds or increase buzz. They get published, almost verbatim, buy the tech press. Skeptical redditors, like me, respond

Creative people who learn and adapt to the new tools will find them powerful and useful

Winners - Adaptable and creative people who effectively use the new tools

Losers - Anybody who wants things to be the same as they were before

Excellent piece of music. Love it

Creative liar gets famous

I like creative, but despise liars

>Crucial And Devasting Legal Blow

Terrible headline

The real answer is, Duh, it's just common sense

We need less artificial restriction of creativity, not more. Copyright law has expanded far beyond anything reasonable

AI is software, doing math, adding and multiplying really fast, that's it, it's just numbers

Experts?

More likely clueless pundits and academics with no practical experience

There are two factors at play here

First, even when engineers try to make honest estimates, unexpected difficulties arise that raise costs

Second, managers often knowingly make dishonest estimates to win contracts

Defense contracts are insensitive to cost

Pop with a whiff of jazz

>to be clear nothing seems to good

Stop reading reddit and this sub in particular. It's overwhelmingly full of pessimists

This is the best time in history. No, it's not perfect, but the past was a LOT worse. Read some optimistic stuff

I remember old-school scifi. It was all optimistic. Then the trend shifted to post-apocalyptic doom stories. We have been fed this crap for years

Fear, not actual measured danger, fear, probably stoked by the media and political opportunists

The Taliban are cancer. The Afghan people need to kill it

While this is interesting, I would be more excited by an AI that could find edge cases, rare, unreproduceable bugs, unintended dependencies and all of the other stuff that human programmers seem incapable of finding

I would NOT want an "Artificial Companion robot"

I might want a useful assistant

Actually giving people what they are looking for instead of what the advertisers or SEOsters push will be good for people and bad for profit

AI needs safety systems to protect against bugs and unexpected bizarre behavior

ChatGPT is a very early toy that people take far too seriously. It was jammed into search engines by clueless managers who wanted to catch the wave of hype. As AI matures, quality control and ensuring accuracy will become priorities

The only thing that's "future proof" is a trained mind. Develop the skills to teach yourself and never stop learning