Bierculles

Bierculles t1_iss5lby wrote

Robotics will be a really interresting one, Robotics are a hell of a lot harder than most people believe. We still have a very long way to go before the first generall purpose robot can even atempt to replace humans. Building specific optimized robots is currently way more efficient and doable.

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Bierculles t1_iss491o wrote

I am an engineer, i am currently wondering when i will be replaced. Though training data for engineering is going to be an issue, the companies sure as hell are not going to just hand over all of their data so what would you even train the AI on? With coding that is not a problem because of sites like github.

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Bierculles t1_isrtt3u wrote

We should start a new field of study that i think we will really need in a few years. Communicating with AI, a fancy shmanzy AI is nice and all, but making it do the thing you actually want could become a pretty huge hurdle, especially when you want very specific and complicated things.

And who is better at this than the people who allready work in that field. Trying to make good art with stable diffusion made me realize pretty quickly that creating actually good images is a lot harder than one might think. Having knowledge about art, styles and how it actually works helps a lot. A layman doesn't even now what the right question is.

So now for a lot of artists and whatever fields get hit next it could quickly become a situation of who adapts the fastest to the new tech and uses it effectively. Though this only applies to narrow AI, AGI is going to throw everything out the window but that is an entirely different beast we will need to tackle.

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Bierculles t1_irvdl1t wrote

It's called the dead internet theory, look it up. While i think we are not quite there yet, i do think that this is allready a problem that will get much much worse in the next few years.

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