Should artificial intelligence be allowed to evolve
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The width of a finger? Or the length? An incision the width of a finger seems excessively large/wide.
Many years ago, my oldest brother's wife had gall bladder surgery, and to hear him tell it,
she was cut open from her collar bone to her pubis. Yikes. I doubt he is exaggerating much
if at all. Things have really improved since then. If robotics can do a job better and speed
up wait times, I am sure a lot of people will be grateful, and less people will die waiting.
Many years ago, my oldest brother's wife had gall bladder surgery, and to hear him tell it,
she was cut open from her collar bone to her pubis. Yikes. I doubt he is exaggerating much
if at all. Things have really improved since then. If robotics can do a job better and speed
up wait times, I am sure a lot of people will be grateful, and less people will die waiting.
The "benefits of AI".
16And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: 17And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. 18Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
Revelation 13
Wow! Alpha Code2 performs better than 90% of competitive coders solving complex abstract problems.
Based on that I would assume there is no point in hiring coders out of college anymore. Which would you rather have, someone who scored slightly better than this but will work 40 hours a week instead of 160 and need benefits, medical and all the rest. Not only so but the Alpha Code2 is going to be improving exponentially, so your top notch coder who is slightly better this year will not be better next year.
Gemini ultra outperforms 90% of adults on massive multitask language understanding.
Based on that I would assume there is no point in hiring coders out of college anymore. Which would you rather have, someone who scored slightly better than this but will work 40 hours a week instead of 160 and need benefits, medical and all the rest. Not only so but the Alpha Code2 is going to be improving exponentially, so your top notch coder who is slightly better this year will not be better next year.
Gemini ultra outperforms 90% of adults on massive multitask language understanding.
I think what they have proved is if you can have a narrowly defined job like computer coding, chess master, Go master, or Jeopardy that AI can already replace humans. Not only can but will, in fact this is already happening.
I suspect they can do the same with tax preparers software, medical diagnostics, and para legals. If you have 20 years experience and are established in your field you probably have nothing to worry as long as you plan on retiring in the next five years.
On the other hand if you don't have 3 years experience you will probably be forced out in the next two years. If you fall between the 3 and 20 years you probably need to be in the top 5% of your field or else you will feel the squeeze in about 3-4 years.
I suspect all Fortune 500 companies have a plan to reduce white collar staff by 50% over the next 3 years. Probably Hiring freeze, early retirement, and layoffs. I also expect in three years there will be very few individuals who will be able to out compete AI. So unless you are an owner or significant stock holder, your ability to hold your job will be tenuous at best.
I suspect they can do the same with tax preparers software, medical diagnostics, and para legals. If you have 20 years experience and are established in your field you probably have nothing to worry as long as you plan on retiring in the next five years.
On the other hand if you don't have 3 years experience you will probably be forced out in the next two years. If you fall between the 3 and 20 years you probably need to be in the top 5% of your field or else you will feel the squeeze in about 3-4 years.
I suspect all Fortune 500 companies have a plan to reduce white collar staff by 50% over the next 3 years. Probably Hiring freeze, early retirement, and layoffs. I also expect in three years there will be very few individuals who will be able to out compete AI. So unless you are an owner or significant stock holder, your ability to hold your job will be tenuous at best.
Good luck trying to stop it from evolving!
Countries such as china russia, and other related players will absolutely continue to develop AI to the hilt.
When the anti-chrsit comes to power, this is how he will easily control the masses ability to buy and sell among other nefarious activities that can be accomplished thru AI
The cat's already out of the bag and it's not going to be controlled.
Countries such as china russia, and other related players will absolutely continue to develop AI to the hilt.
When the anti-chrsit comes to power, this is how he will easily control the masses ability to buy and sell among other nefarious activities that can be accomplished thru AI
The cat's already out of the bag and it's not going to be controlled.
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Since when has a human endeavour/invention/philosophy/political system/social system/ been 100% beneficial? Do you really want a robot making life or death decisions for you? How do you stop a medical robot from being programmed to kill you if it decides that keeping you alive is not worthwhile? You think that can't happen? Robots are programmed by fallible human beings. How do you get a second opinion from a robot with a scalpel?
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