0 sats \ 2 replies \ @jasonb OP 13 Jun \ parent \ on: Should I pay for Venice.ai privacy
Hmmm, I’m not sure how to interpret the graphic, but in some ways, it does remind me of that fun short story, The Last Question by Isaak Asimov.
I don’t think there’s any solid evidence at this point that time isn’t linear (which Occam’s razor seems to prefer), so that’s a barrier we’d have to cross over before I could really engage with that world-view personally. But yeah, I agree with the sentiment that machine learning has a lot of serious dangers.
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32 sats \ 1 reply \ @DarthCoin 13 Jun
I want machines, robots and so called "AI" to do the hard work that humans are doing it now... not painting landscapes, making deepfake videos and write code etc
  • working in mines or dangerous places (radiation, volcanoes, space whatever where humans can barely can go or resist)
  • cure human wounds and restore tissues easily and fast
  • do precise technical tasks where humans can fail and/or get tired
All this crazyness with shatGPT is only making humans dumb not smarter.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @jasonb OP 13 Jun
For sure! I can get behind all that! In the meantime, I do think it's also a helpful tool for research. Yeah, I do worry about it making me lazy, but it's kind of like saying one is lazy for reading a book instead of learning every fact by traveling the globe and experiencing everything first-hand. It's just not feasible. That said, in general, I'm totally with you on all of this.
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