SupremeEmperorNoms
SupremeEmperorNoms t1_j9fgfja wrote
Reply to How good the US will be for living in future for those who will be earning decent?? by [deleted]
At the rate it's going, we're looking to end up in the same situation as The Outer Worlds. It's not really going to be a dictatorship, it's going to be a corporate wonderland. The upper middle class and lower will essentially be born into debt and be required to work off that debt as it passes down generation to generation as the highest class continues to grow their generational wealth into infinitum until the day comes that some serious economic collapse causes the entire system to upend and either result in mass loss of life as the top class seek to maintain their way of life through desperate measures, or a war is fought between corporate entities just to lower the number of mouths to feed and then continue working the remaining population at a higher pace to ensure no loss in productivity.
SupremeEmperorNoms t1_ixbhx14 wrote
Reply to Former priest pleads guilty to obscenity in threesome on altar at Pearl River Church by unphilosoph
Jealous! T.T
SupremeEmperorNoms t1_ix7814w wrote
Reply to comment by Mrsparkles7100 in ‘Part of the kill chain’: how can we control weaponised robots? | Artificial intelligence (AI) by Gari_305
Yeah, that's terrifying...
SupremeEmperorNoms t1_ix77ccw wrote
Reply to comment by Mrsparkles7100 in ‘Part of the kill chain’: how can we control weaponised robots? | Artificial intelligence (AI) by Gari_305
From the sounds of it, it's far less AI heavy, requiring a great deal of human input, but I would still be nervous about how much they allow the AI to learn and how many decisions they eventually automate.
SupremeEmperorNoms t1_ix6ecrh wrote
Reply to ‘Part of the kill chain’: how can we control weaponised robots? | Artificial intelligence (AI) by Gari_305
We can't! AI programs are self-learning in an attempt to improve their given task whenever possible and new data is introduced. If an AI's core program is to kill humans, then it will do so with greater and greater efficiency, no matter how often people attempt to give them "Exceptions" War is far too grey for AI to be effectively used without serious consequences. Warehouses? Business? Jobs with repetitive tasks and specialized knowledge? AI can take pretty much every job in existence and do it effectively with little to no backlash against the humans that built them, but making AI for war will never end well.
Right this second, I'm not worried. Neural Networks still have a lot of work to do to even be able to develop something as complex as culture, but the use of AI in war should be seen as just as bad an idea as the Manhattan Project...
SupremeEmperorNoms t1_jecusde wrote
Reply to Gets down on knees...to pray by InconsistentResident
Let Jesus fill you with his grace. :P