My husband runs a team of programmers and he says it is starting to make them far faster at programming code. He's very geeked about ai. My father is too although he's not really on the tech side.
the days of writing code are almost over
be careful with Roybie he's a racist dick
The days of telling ai what to write are not.
Wow. And you call me absolute. I'm being polite but you have to go all absolutist prick.There's that "absolute" stuff again.
You don't seem to have much social intelligence - which tracks with your position on the matter.
You've obviously reduced people to numbers with your finance background and lack of human awareness. You should have spent some of your time at school going to parties to learn about people.
*insert fake shock here*
Keep going. Give us an even bigger window into your undeniable bias.
yep, a.i. is only as smart as the one feeding it info
And as such it is a tool - not a threat. Exactly.
robie has little man's disease so he get very threatened in here
He definitely needs a lesson in how to talk to a lady.
I have vested interest in a enterprise and they just let go of all their production people (replaced by ai) over 70 people terminated with a medium income of 100k
and people in general
I have plenty of social awareness. I can tell from across the internet that you are a communist troll whose mommy never breast fed and whose only threesome was with both hands.lol - you said I "hate so much". Yet another example of your lack of social awareness.
Um, actually - yes, they are. I'm shocked you don't know that.
A.I. is writing the newest A.I.
It will definitely cause disruption. But not unemployment.
I'm not even political so you are wrong again. I just know a dumbass when I see one, and you might note that everyone else seems to agree with me."I'll take 'Things Someone With No Social Awareness Would Say' for $100, Alex."
There it is.
I bagged another Deplorable, guys. *chef kiss*
Not being political does not mean I'm stupid. It means I'm not following politics very closely. I only came here because I saw the title.
Sure you aren't political. *pat head*
You're over your skis. But please continue; I'm amused.
There is the subtle irony that the “universal” policy you propose is a remedy for a very uneven phenomenon. Automation does not displace “humanity” in general; it displaces specific sectors, regions, and skill sets. Your solution levels the wrong gradient. In addition, it treats income as if it were the only social function of work. Even Socialists acknowledge that employment carries structure, identity, and status, not merely paychecks.
My degree is in finance so I tend to see all of those as related. Your employer shows you how they value you through your salary, which is also what gives you status.
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Anyone who hates the business world as much as you do knows Marx far more intimately than Hayek or Mises, whether you admit it or not....
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(I'm not a Communist. I know you Deplorables like to label anyone you disagree with as one. It's kind of played out.)
