At what point did you stop coping and realize AI is going to make most of your skills obsolete?
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At what point did you stop coping and realize AI is going to make most of your skills obsolete?
At what point did you stop coping and realize AI is going to make most of your skills obsolete?
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I have a niche. I am untouchable.
IT'S HAPPENING!!!
AI IS GOING TO KILL US ALL!!!
Not yet. Probably once I lose my job
I don't have any skills
these, neetbros can not stop winning by any possible means. the entire world will be convereted to neet by force except those addicted to their wagie cagie beyond recovery
I don't even have a job now
Try to generate a photo of six multicolored rubber balls sitting on a blue mat and see if you actually get six balls.
just generate two pictures with three balls each and tell another AI to combine them, lol
Hey OP it's been like half an hour can you make this thread again please? Thanks.
I never worried, we live in post scarcity society
the past week
coding, 2d art it's fricking over
moron
cope
I'm not worried. Most people will keep taking the easy way.
human incompetence is limitless. you can give the perfect tool to a Black person and they will still frick it up. do you understand the implications
As a shit test, I gave different AI prompts the task to find the lower-case English words with six letters that has the most bits set in ASCII encoding. As LLMs, they all fail at basic math – better pay Wolfram Alpha well to fix up in that regard lol
(If you want to yourself at that, try to beat "kokomo" resp. "kosovo" which have 33 of 36 possible bits set. No, "wooooo" doesn't count as a word.)
I build infrastructure for AI to come take your job.
It won't happen, though. AI is a complete meme.
It's already replacing millions of jobs
most jobs are complete memes
if you aren't already using AI in your day to day workflow you are a moron
At what point did you stop coping and realize AI is going to make your life easier.
Not even AI. I used to be a medical lab tech. Got my degree in 1999. In 2000, everything I learnt became obsolete, or rather academic because all the manual tests that I laboriously learnt to do have been replaced by a machine that fits on a desktop. That machine can do the work of two shifts of 3 lab techs in a more accurate, faster, reproducible and most importantly traceable way than humans. In one stroke, 5 out of 6 people was redundant. Only one tech is needed to feed the cartridges and monitor the system. The results go straight to the physicians mailbox so you don't even need printouts. Oh, samples arrive on automated conveyer belts and robot arms sort them out first too. Even orderlies have become obsolete