Recent comments in /f/singularity

DinosaurHoax t1_jeftezu wrote

I have a 10 and 9 year old. One is good at writing but is that something that will matter in a future job market, five years ago I would have said unequivocally "yes". Now it may be irrelevant. Do you want your kid's to be a lawyer or doctor anymore? Or is that just setting them up for displacement?

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Relevant_Ad7319 t1_jeftc4u wrote

It should be able to switch from doing taxes, browsing the web, and playing valorant within minutes just like a human can do. That’s not possible with UI path etc.
Sure in theory you can find/write an API for every task that you want it to do but for me that’s not what an AGI is

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flexaplext t1_jefsxdn wrote

Yeah, that's the alternative. And such people will probably win because governments are so useless.

However, I suspect the US government will just forcibly take over OpenAI at some point on the grounds of National Security. They may be useless, but they're good at taking things over.

The same option probably won't exist for the UK government though. Which is why they'd be better joining the EU again and trying something within that union. Of course, with the EU buying out a decent existing company to get themselves started, as I also suggested. 

Or the EU could just fund many different companies and then take over the one that wins out, the US-style plan. To ask the UK try to do this model alone dramatically reduces their funding, company pool and odds of them being successful.

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dnadude t1_jefsugy wrote

Have you tried letting ChatGPT comment your code. I don't really make comments anymore because it can summarize what the code does more concisely and type it quicker than I can. I haven't tried it with anything terribly complex but it's already a huge time saver there.

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sillprutt t1_jefss3x wrote

Who's values are more important, yours or SV:s? Who decides which humans values are the best to align towards?

Is it my values? What if my values are detrimental to everyone else's wellbeing?

There is no way we can make everyone happy. Do we try to make as many people as possible happy? When is it justified to align an AI to the detriment of some? At what %?

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tiselo3655necktaicom t1_jefsp2g wrote

>a lot happens under pressure. when have govs ever been under real pressure

Why even respond? What a waste of space. Governments often just break under pressure. You live in a fantasy bubble, child.

"Hm, the government is doing badly now and when under pressure in the past, but under real pressure, im sure they'll do fine!"

You have to be a basement dwelling NEET to have this level of lack of understanding. holy shit.

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lawandordercandidate t1_jefsdjx wrote

>So AI is going to do for mankind all the things that human beings cannot do for themselves (cure cancer, give us immortality, create limitless energy, etc.), but you think people will have a preference to listen to the inferior advice of "a leader in this field"?

AI told me the other day that the way to fix my car sluggishly starting was to check the battery, starter solenoid, spark plugs AND fuel pump.

When every mechanic knows, it's just the fuel pump. There's knowledge, then there's insider knowledge.

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