tigerkingsam
tigerkingsam t1_jar6w04 wrote
A highly dexterous robot for work with an LLM for communication and another model or a combination with the LLM to understand context in its surroundings. A lot of stuff could be automated, although it’s still many years away. Exciting stuff.
tigerkingsam t1_jab0nwq wrote
Reply to How can I adapt to AI replacing my career in the short term? Help needed by YaAbsolyutnoNikto
Trust me AI is at least 10-15 years away from automating away work. I use AI algos at my workplace. Economics is usually more theoretical and hard to find work in. Finance is a good career path, a lot of the stuff AI can’t do such has helping with very business specific decision making and querying.
tigerkingsam t1_jaauq1s wrote
Reply to The bearish arguments of 1907. Swap earthquake with covid and many of these points could be recycled today by CreepingFog
You only get rid of the sticky inflation we have now through high unemployment rates and decimation of home prices and stock valuations. Bernard Arnault, owner of LVMH being the richest man in the World should tell you consumption has gone off the rails into excess. Where the monthly mortgage for a 600k home with 20% down is 4k. We will see the market collapse like in the past when everyone realizes how much pain we have to go through to overcome sticky inflation. JPow will be the most hated man in the World but he will undoubtly give the chemo therapy that the market needs to live. Buls will be in breadlines EOY.
tigerkingsam t1_jb3q3y4 wrote
Reply to Artificial intelligence could soon be widely used to detect breast cancer — and may be more effective than doctors at doing so, study says by Gari_305
This is old news, people have already implemented deep learning models to detect cancer. The problem right now is getting more data, it’s all protected and regulated.