Dhylan t1_iu4uhgx wrote on October 28, 2022 at 3:44 PM

Are we not already at the point where industrial machines have transformed the world ? The amount of work which they do is certainly immeasurable already, and increases daily. The amount of work they do which humans simply cannot do is the foundation of the world we live in already.

dontpet t1_iu6bj0x wrote on October 28, 2022 at 9:46 PM

Machines took us out of the fields, from which we almost all worked. Robots will remove us from the factories. AI will keep us out of administration, accounting.

Dhylan t1_iu6ht7t wrote on October 28, 2022 at 10:34 PM

And this has happened, will continue to happen, because we can build machines which can do work better than we can do it, and can do work which we are simply not capable of doing. The people who build these machines are the real heroes.

good_guy_judas t1_iu80etp wrote on October 29, 2022 at 7:20 AM

Yes this is the next step of automation. A lot of office jobs will be replaced by highly effective automation programs. People laugh about how dumb AI is but with machine learning they can make programs that can track and match data very accurately over time. Where they needed 10 people before, they now need only 2 to supervise the accuracy output of the automation program and make some adjustments.

A functioning "true" AI is going to be highly lucrative for a couple of people. You can bet your ass the brightest minds we own on this planet are trying to be the first to make it work. Its going to happen, human greed knows no boundaries.