More correct than you realize, good chance many of us will develop lung cancer from our parents/those around us smoking with us in the room.
More correct than you realize, good chance many of us will develop lung cancer from our parents/those around us smoking with us in the room.Hahaha true. Subjected to so much second hand smoke we may as well have been smoking lol. It's kind of funny looking back, how common smoking inside was. My dad even has a picture of himself in the hospital with a cast since he broke his arm, and in his other hand he had a lit cigarette, inside the hospital!
Hahaha true. Subjected to so much second hand smoke we may as well have been smoking lol. It's kind of funny looking back, how common smoking inside was. My dad even has a picture of himself in the hospital with a cast since he broke his arm, and in his other hand he had a lit cigarette, inside the hospital!
Remember how restaurants would have half of the dining hall portioned off for smoking? I would go places as a kid with asthma & just sit there hacking it up lol.
Yeah, if you didn't grow up in a smoking home, it was a horror show that you didn't realize you were in until you left. The yellow keyboards, the off-white walls, ceilings, clothes. Inability to smell or taste anything. Burn marks in the car roof and door frame from missed attempts to throw lit paper out at highway speeds...Yuck!
This would seem to be the right question.OpenAI President Greg Brockman quits as shocked employees hold all-hands meeting
Details emerge in Sam Altman firing, which blindsided Microsoft and investors.arstechnica.com
Greater things??? What could be bigger than ChatGPT?
Ahead of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s four days in exile, several staff researchers wrote a letter to the board of directors warning of a powerful artificial intelligence discovery that they said could threaten humanity, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
But it would be like talking to a ghost. I can see this happening but personally, I don't think it would be really engaging unless someone has serious issues in letting go.so when they die, you can still talk to them.
Waiting for AI to be able to mimic someone's personality by reading their txt msgs and social media postings so when they die, you can still talk to them.
ie: parents, grandparents
In its current form, HereAfter AI’s technology is tightly based on retrieving things that people have recorded, but in the future, it hopes to utilise a large language model like ChatGPT to enhance its conversational abilities - with the caveat that it remains restricted to the information given.
"It wouldn’t be able to talk as freely about as many things, but it would also be constrained in its knowledge so it’s not randomly sourcing information to who knows who on the Internet".
Waiting for AI to be able to mimic someone's personality by reading their txt msgs and social media postings so when they die, you can still talk to them.
ie: parents, grandparents
That would be kind of freaky, but I could actually see people being into that. Give them a sense that the person still is around.
Kinda like when you get to talk to dead people in dreams, for that moment it really feels like you're with them.
My Dad died when I was 10. I could see something like the being cool to get to "experience" a conversation with him as an adult. Not really for grief, but as a way of filling in blanks. For someone like my mom that I've known well into adulthood, I think I'd prefer just keeping my memories "pure."That would be kind of freaky, but I could actually see people being into that. Give them a sense that the person still is around.
Kinda like when you get to talk to dead people in dreams, for that moment it really feels like you're with them.
Meanwhile, back at the AI...
This would seem to be the right question.
OpenAI researchers warned board of AI breakthrough ahead of CEO ouster, sources say
Ahead of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s four days in exile, several staff researchers wrote a letter to the board of directors warning of a powerful artificial intelligence discovery that they said could threaten humanity, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.www.reuters.com
The project is further rumored to be called "Q*", or Q-star.
I really hope it's unrelated to Q-anon. 🤢
There's just one problem. Suppose the next generation of humans becomes entirely dependent on AGI. They stop learning about basic stuff, like electronics, the electric grid, power generation. Everything we take for granted. They just build it or even tell the AGI to build robots that in turn build all that infrastructure. Once the AGI has locked humans into a permanent dependent state like that, there's no telling what it might do. Pulling the plug would mean losing all the amenities and comforts of life which in future, could include breathable air and drinkable water because those can no longer be used without filtration that is controlled by AGI.Not a hard problem to solve!
Thats not how that is going to play out, the partisans that benefits from a particular AI is the same peeps that’ll keep the power on.
We already have that, we just don't acknowledge it. There's entire sectors of industry dependent on the arcane knowledge of a few individuals, and entire supply chains that depend on each other for functionality, where nobody has all the manufacturing knowledge of the entire chain. We're already dependent on a system we don't really have insight into, we just trust that things will keep on rolling. I don't have any further concern over AGI controlling things than I do with humans controlling them.There's just one problem. Suppose the next generation of humans becomes entirely dependent on AGI. They stop learning about basic stuff, like electronics, the electric grid, power generation. Everything we take for granted. They just build it or even tell the AGI to build robots that in turn build all that infrastructure. Once the AGI has locked humans into a permanent dependent state like that, there's no telling what it might do. Pulling the plug would mean losing all the amenities and comforts of life which in future, could include breathable air and drinkable water because those can no longer be used without filtration that is controlled by AGI.
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There's just one problem. Suppose the next generation of humans becomes entirely dependent on AGI. They stop learning about basic stuff, like electronics, the electric grid, power generation. Everything we take for granted. They just build it or even tell the AGI to build robots that in turn build all that infrastructure. Once the AGI has locked humans into a permanent dependent state like that, there's no telling what it might do. Pulling the plug would mean losing all the amenities and comforts of life which in future, could include breathable air and drinkable water because those can no longer be used without filtration that is controlled by AGI.