Ten years from now, they have robots with the physique of a man, but much stronger,, and its intelligence or programming will be sufficient enough to do more or less whatever manual labor it takes. The tech you see publicly in DARPA vids etc. isn't the full truth. They might already have it somewhere in some secret lab.
Doubt, they would have tested it vs the taliban or something, and there would be some evidence. Elon musk says that the actual moving/working is extremely difficult to program. And the ai brain part is really easy, I'll find like give me a moment
He's not very convincing. He's good at making money by getting investors, and good at speaking his case when doing so, but he's not much of a brainiac when it comes to computer science.
8 months ago
Anonymous
Literally just watch the Boston dynamics videos, those things ate toys, and even if they were bigger, stronger, better. The ai is not going to be anywhere near as good as a skilled craftsmen. Also you have to think about battery life. Battery's have not improved much at all in the past 100 years. If there is a rapid/crazy change in battery material/life I could possibly see it
8 months ago
Anonymous
If anyone had talked about smartphones in the 80s or even early 90s, everyone would have laughed. In 2007 it was a reality. Let's see what happens.
8 months ago
Anonymous
Did you read my initial comment? I think it will eventually take over all jobs, but it won't be in 2030, or 2040. Could you imagine a robot that could move, articulate, and reason like a person. Look at everything on the market, they may do 1 thing like a human, but not better than, and people are way cheaper
8 months ago
Anonymous
Yeah yeah, but suddenly someone finds out a way to print them straight, and then there is a breakthrough in motor skills, and then it's a reality. I say 10 years from now.
Ai can and will automate every computer job on earth relatively soon, robotics are lagging, and it will be a while before manual labor can be replaced, especially skilled labor
education and research will be the first to go retard, certificates and degrees will hold no value once any retard can cheat all the way to a post-graduate degree. and even if that's somehow mitigated, future research will be done by 90% smaller teams, so forget about getting paid to write prompts like an idiot. your only chance at a career is if you're researching dick sucking techniques.
Help desk will lose around 10-40% of jobs to automation within 3 years
Then entry level coders will go within 5-6
Then, eventually, even cyber security nerds will go as AI gets more sophisticated
The only people that will remain in IT are the ones who are good enough to use the automation wave to their advantage
except for the fact that chat gpt 4 already surpasses the vast majority of humans at tests of intelligence such as the SAT and bar exam. just cause the AI doesnt cry over >tfw gf doesnt mean its not better. muh complexity lmao what a fucking retard
Refer to earlier reply, human brain is not just much emotions, also all motor functions, heartbeat, hormones, growth etc. The test taking is the easiest part of the puzzle.
Gas line fitter here. Good luck.
You are very naive.
Being able to move around in physical space is just more information like anything else
Ten years from now, they have robots with the physique of a man, but much stronger,, and its intelligence or programming will be sufficient enough to do more or less whatever manual labor it takes. The tech you see publicly in DARPA vids etc. isn't the full truth. They might already have it somewhere in some secret lab.
Doubt, they would have tested it vs the taliban or something, and there would be some evidence. Elon musk says that the actual moving/working is extremely difficult to program. And the ai brain part is really easy, I'll find like give me a moment
>give me a moment
Sorry forgot link, skip to 16:00
He's not very convincing. He's good at making money by getting investors, and good at speaking his case when doing so, but he's not much of a brainiac when it comes to computer science.
Literally just watch the Boston dynamics videos, those things ate toys, and even if they were bigger, stronger, better. The ai is not going to be anywhere near as good as a skilled craftsmen. Also you have to think about battery life. Battery's have not improved much at all in the past 100 years. If there is a rapid/crazy change in battery material/life I could possibly see it
If anyone had talked about smartphones in the 80s or even early 90s, everyone would have laughed. In 2007 it was a reality. Let's see what happens.
Did you read my initial comment? I think it will eventually take over all jobs, but it won't be in 2030, or 2040. Could you imagine a robot that could move, articulate, and reason like a person. Look at everything on the market, they may do 1 thing like a human, but not better than, and people are way cheaper
Yeah yeah, but suddenly someone finds out a way to print them straight, and then there is a breakthrough in motor skills, and then it's a reality. I say 10 years from now.
Skip to 16:00
Electrical and plumbing jobs aren't safe either, they'll get an AI to design modular buildings that can be printed by machines
You should ask yourself to the IA. Do it, homosexual. Post the response.
2 weeks, maybe less
This used to be a very real concern but since so many now coders are diversity hires and women, that fate has been delayed by at least a bit.
>bro what if we build 20 houses out of $20k GPUs instead of just 1
Ai can and will automate every computer job on earth relatively soon, robotics are lagging, and it will be a while before manual labor can be replaced, especially skilled labor
2 more weeks
king Charles will be using AI as his Groom Of The Stool. HA fuck you ChatGPT, enjoy that job you cunt.
>be me
>be researcher
>use chatgpt to greatly improve work
For people who aren’t retarded apes it will make our jobs better
education and research will be the first to go retard, certificates and degrees will hold no value once any retard can cheat all the way to a post-graduate degree. and even if that's somehow mitigated, future research will be done by 90% smaller teams, so forget about getting paid to write prompts like an idiot. your only chance at a career is if you're researching dick sucking techniques.
Pretty soon smart sextoys will be doing that better than women and homos too. It’s over
Oh no...is that a hecking BIGGER circle???
Damn !!!
>pruned, deleted or archived
legsoooo
already has
cant wait
NOBODY SAY THE NONO WORD
its built in
Ok but then how will we be there perfect little consoomers? In order for people to be able to consoom they need to be wagecucks.
Help desk will lose around 10-40% of jobs to automation within 3 years
Then entry level coders will go within 5-6
Then, eventually, even cyber security nerds will go as AI gets more sophisticated
The only people that will remain in IT are the ones who are good enough to use the automation wave to their advantage
>AI
>diner know about UI
>WHOA A HECKIN BIGGER CIRCLE!
Exactly, they try to make these stupid charts, human brain is so much more co.plex than anything that has ever been built by man
except for the fact that chat gpt 4 already surpasses the vast majority of humans at tests of intelligence such as the SAT and bar exam. just cause the AI doesnt cry over >tfw gf doesnt mean its not better. muh complexity lmao what a fucking retard
Refer to earlier reply, human brain is not just much emotions, also all motor functions, heartbeat, hormones, growth etc. The test taking is the easiest part of the puzzle.
more complex != more efficient
Yeah lets see your super computer that runs on whoppers lol
I am getting same shitty code out of gpt4 as I did out of 3.5
Hope that big fucking circle makes some runnable fucking code that isn't completely made up and not matching the actual API.
the only way AI can take over all jobs is if the price of everything goes to zero. But if that happens, let the AI have most of the jobs
Good. I am a lazy bastard anyway.
It’s over hyped. If it were any good it would have replaced Siri. That stupid bitch.