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sideways t1_j1u5m44 wrote
Reply to My 2023-2028 predictions by Most_readit
I live in Japan and did during the earthquake and tsunami in 2011. If you think that earthquakes would cause civil unrest and government collapse then you really don't understand the country.
sideways t1_j1tea2j wrote
Reply to comment by pm_me_your_kindwords in Some side effects of ai that many haven't really thought of, coming very soon. by crumbaker
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sideways t1_j1tau96 wrote
Reply to Some side effects of ai that many haven't really thought of, coming very soon. by crumbaker
I have to admit that I've started becoming very suspicious of long, polite and articulate posts on Reddit.
sideways t1_j1pc0lb wrote
Reply to comment by FilthyCommieAccount in What sector are we going to see a big "anti" movement in next after art? by Crush4885
You're right about the parasocial aspect of music... but there's no reason the current generation of LLMs couldn't manage that as well.
If Hatsune Miku can do it already... https://ec.crypton.co.jp/pages/prod/virtualsinger/cv01_us
sideways t1_j1lm555 wrote
Reply to comment by augustulus1 in Which Sci-fi book/Movie/Short Story has technology closest to something in our future. (What would be your guess) by Ortus12
I was looking for this answer! I agree - I don't necessarily expect any specific thing from the book to come true but he captured the chaotic, faster than seems possible tumble into the future perfectly.
I also want an honorable mention to go to Cory Doctorow's Walkaway for how it depicts decentralized resistance to oligarchs.
sideways t1_j1gz3yq wrote
Reply to So… Do you guys want to form a cult? by [deleted]
I think the "Effective Altruism" movement beat you to it.
sideways t1_j0nsriz wrote
Reply to When AI automates all the jobs what are you going to do with your life? by TrainquilOasis1423
I wonder what all that free time would do to marriages?
Likewise, what would it mean to marriages if aging can be reversed and we have indefinite lifespans?
sideways t1_j0ne58v wrote
Reply to comment by Fortkes in OpenAI Forecasts $1 Billion in Revenue by 2024 by liquidocelotYT
Thanks!
sideways t1_j0myuuu wrote
Reply to comment by Not_a_salesman_ in OpenAI Forecasts $1 Billion in Revenue by 2024 by liquidocelotYT
Do you know of any AI focused ETFs?
sideways t1_j04lm2t wrote
Reply to comment by CarlPeligro in Is it just me or does it feel like GPT-4 will basically be game over for the existing world order? by Practical-Mix-4332
You are absolutely right - and quite early in that realization. Reminds me of this quote by Winston Churchill:
"Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning."
sideways t1_iz3v962 wrote
Reply to comment by turnip_burrito in Would anyone mind explaining to me like I’m 5 what the singularity is? by VivaRae
Thanks a lot ChatGPT. I'm now suspicious of all high quality, polite replies.
sideways t1_ivx0yl7 wrote
Reply to comment by PrivateLudo in AGI Content / reasons for short timelines ~ 10 Years or less until AGI by Singularian2501
I completely agree. I don't think we're going to make it without some way of solving problems at a higher level than we're creating them.
sideways t1_ivd7dbo wrote
Reply to comment by traveller-1-1 in In the face on the Anthropocene by apple_achia
Me too!!
sideways t1_iva1pv5 wrote
Reply to comment by apple_achia in In the face on the Anthropocene by apple_achia
It's important to recognize that, as AGI enables other disruptive technologies, nobody can really predict how things are going to work out. That's kind of the premise of the Singularity.
An AGI somehow figuring out post-scarcity economics and genuine democracy certainly could come to pass - but I expect it would have to be an ASI and I'm not smart enough to suggest how it would work.
In the near term I'd expect AGI to facilitate more technical solutions like large scale carbon capture, advanced materials science for batteries and renewables and dramatically better and cleaner energy sources. Advances like these could solve the issues you brought up without requiring full-scale economic/social restructuring.
sideways t1_iv9q2w9 wrote
Reply to In the face on the Anthropocene by apple_achia
I think that AGI is the only viable path out of the deep ecological hole we, as a species, have dug for ourselves.
Of course, it's possible that a sudden acceleration in collapse derails the Singularity and modern civilization with it. Given that, I think we'll just barely make it.
Advances like AlphaFold, AlphaTensor and AI fusion plasma control are just the beginning. We're starting to grasp dramatically more effective scientific and technological tools that will enable us to solve currently intractable problems.
sideways t1_iv4yctu wrote
Reply to comment by Fibonacci1664 in Is Twitter Secretly "Going AI"? by MythOfMyself
It's possible to have good judgement in some areas and poor in others. In this case, I'd call it poor.
sideways t1_iv4pq4a wrote
Reply to Is Twitter Secretly "Going AI"? by MythOfMyself
It's not. He's a narcissist with poor judgement.
sideways OP t1_iuzoj7o wrote
Reply to comment by 420BigDawg_ in What would the "elite" be doing if they thought AGI was about to happen? by sideways
Why?
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sideways t1_ityopq1 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Question for people who have optimistic views on AI. by throw28289292022-02
What made you think that that timeline was realistic in 2016?
sideways t1_itkceau wrote
Reply to comment by sumane12 in What will you do to survive in the time between not needing to work anymore to survive and today? by wilsonartOffic
Yeah, it has been an interesting, unintentional trial run. Hopefully the lessons learned can be applied when UBI becomes unavoidable.
sideways t1_itk2ldr wrote
Reply to comment by _dekappatated in What will you do to survive in the time between not needing to work anymore to survive and today? by wilsonartOffic
Yes, that's true and in the long run I'm inclined to think that will be the case again. However, we don't live in the "long run" and there could be a lot of very real suffering in the near term.
Also, it's entirely possible that the speed and scale of AGI driven change may be such that historical lessons won't apply.
sideways t1_itjzi4w wrote
Reply to comment by _dekappatated in What will you do to survive in the time between not needing to work anymore to survive and today? by wilsonartOffic
Like most tools, it will allow one person to be as productive as many. What the redundant "many" will do to survive is an open question.
sideways t1_itj6v05 wrote
Reply to comment by modestLife1 in What will you do to survive in the time between not needing to work anymore to survive and today? by wilsonartOffic
So... business as usual?
sideways t1_j273z94 wrote
Reply to comment by Meta_Archon in Hypothetically, if most jobs were to become obsolete from the AI revolution overnight, what would be your contingency plan? by [deleted]
Why wait for AI?