Athletes and dancers for example will always be there. What would even be the point of watching a robot run the 100 meter for example? If you already make robot legs better than human legs then why not just use wheels. Not everything makes sense to automate. Humans will always want to see what humans can do, in sports and theater and such. A basketball team of robots would become a competition of which team has the best programmers, not which players have the best skill. It would be fun to watch once but then I want to see human players again.

>If they will try to protect jobs

They might, but it will definitely not be slowing down the development. AGI is the invention to end all inventions and if the US is the first one to develop it that will give it a massive eg up (to put it extremely mildly). Imagine weapons development in an AGI scenario - it would make enemy armies look like Roman legions in comparison. It is fucking scary but if we don't get there first someone else will - most likely China and that would be much scarier.

I would like to see a CHIPS act like development or ideally a massive, CERN-like, inter-government project to develop AGI the "right way". Pour trillions into it if necessary.

Great minds think alike lol

To be fair, fast food jobs are terrible and nobody should have to suffer working in them. This is a good move.

Massage therapist and gardener

Russia's government is a mafia. Corruption is the point. They're good at spreading that corruption.

The US government is divided, not just politically, but between career individuals who generally believe in the institutions they serve and out right crooks, usually politically appointed, nowadays often in Putin's pocket, or in the pocket of someone in Putin's pocket.

I pitched a K-12 AI curriculum in NYC. They went out and banned ChatGPT. Absolutely ZERO interest. Let’s say, less than zero.

Wonder why the response would be in China? Are kids learning AI in the early grades?

I would enjoy a chapter on AI gradually replacing humans in government. It will likely start with bureaucratic red tape functions like approving VA and SS applications for benefits, processing immigration paperwork, streamlining processes and removing human prejudice and capriciousness from these processes. With an AI-run IRS, tax evasion should become impossible. ASI will eventually need to replace representative democracy, as it will hopefully be immune to corruption and political gamesmanship. It will replace courts and judges, and make government fair, consistent, agile, and responsive.

Lauren Boebert (lol jk). It's Don Beyer. Here's an interesting article about it: Source

I agree somewhat but these things don't come out of nowhere. So you can't know for certain but you can still see hints and clues as it's going to happen.

we don't know, but here are a bunch of random answers anyways:

strippers
prostitutes

Thats all I can think of for now.

LLMs are still incredibly limited and ONLY operating on text. AGI would be an independent agent that would be able to replace any human task independently. We're still quite far from it. There are whole classes of problems where a 5 year old performs better than ChatGPT.

Yes, sorry for not sharing it.

Very interesting to watch the whole thing.

Nanomachines son

Legislator.

The job of legislator is one that is mostly value-dependent rather than competency-dependent.

Google yes, but Facebook? I know they have LLM but better than GPT 3.5? That's a stretch...

so...Google-ish?

I don't disagree with this sentiment, but it is funny to mention Russia on one hand and then US government being corrupt and incompetent. Compared to Russia our government is highly competent in every way and not corrupt at all.

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Strongly agree. I think there should be a new Manhattan Project or CERT like undertaking to develop AGI. It also should be international (at least within the Western sphere - NATO and friends). Private companies can and should participate, but the tech will have to be public so that no public company can profit from it by itself.

The STEM jobs

Before we get to an AGI, we'll see a huge increase in drug development, medical advancements, disease prevention, and the extension of human life. I'd also expect a similar trajectory for technology and innovation in general (ie. housing, construction, transport, energy, communication, quantum computation, etc). If ai can speed up the process of solving the energy crises and resolving resource issues (food, water, pollution, global warming), it'll continue to accelerate right up until the first AGI. Of course, if automated weapons tech gets away from us, we may never reach AGI.

Wait, there's a place called "White Settlement"? In TX? Must be Trumps favorite spot...

This is really cool, but it is also a great demo of how bad AI is at humor. Every joke is completely terrible :D

It would certainly be a help to have a little summary for every post, and chatGPT makes it easy.