treddit44
treddit44 t1_j6djsn4 wrote
I don't see the point. Do you want progress or not? I can only imagine the conversations people were having after nuclear energy's big debut. 200k ppl wiped out from the click of a button. It shouldn't have been allowed but that's another debate. For this conversation, the world had a new energy source and have since refrained from annihilating each other.
AI may play out the same way. If it becomes highly disruptive there will be growing pains. But humans throughout history have always found something to do. New jobs, new ways of life. I say bring it on
treddit44 t1_j257l1p wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in ChatGPT's Gender Bias: Is It Joking About Men But Not Women? by bratwurstgeraet
You spent longer writing up your bullshit post than it would have taken to ask the bot yourself. Clearly you're okay with wasting your own time but don't get into the habit of wasting others. It's not a great look
treddit44 t1_j1rkav1 wrote
Reply to comment by MisterBilau in My 2023-2028 predictions by Most_readit
This is absurd. Off the top of my head, Netflix and Amazon are down more than Tesla. The S&P 500 is down 20%. Apple performed the best of FAANG stocks and is down 25%. Using these bear market numbers to discredit Musk or any of the major players is short sighted. The reality is most of them are only getting bigger.
treddit44 t1_j0lbys3 wrote
Another garbage prediction. We already have a sizable depressed overweight population that's addicted to screens. Gyms haven't gone out of business and people still go outside. I love music, there's an unlimited supply of it, I still enjoy watching average people at an open mic night. The variety of food nowadays is off the charts and yet I still enjoy scrambling eggs.
You don't have to look to the future to wrap your mind around all of this. The wealthy already have "robots" to do everyday menial tasks. They have the option to never work another day in their life. Yet mark Cuban is running a basketball team and trying to disrupt the drug industry. Paris Hilton is a dj or something. Donald Trump wants to spend the rest of his life being investigated instead of playing golf.
AI may come with some serious problems but not everyone will lay down and die like you want to. Humans are adaptive creatures with strange ambitions
treddit44 t1_j8s4c5c wrote
Reply to comment by ToothlessGrandma in 208 million people will be unemployed in 2023 or so projects the International Labour Organization (ILO). by Ok-Cartoonist5349
It's 2.5% of the world population and roughly 4.5% of the working population. Just wanted to ballpark some numbers