claushauler
claushauler t1_jdhsuxu wrote
Reply to comment by SgathTriallair in Artificial Intelligence Predicts Genetics of Cancerous Brain Tumors in Under 90 Seconds by JackFisherBooks
It doesn't matter if the diagnosis is delivered by proxy, really. There will be grave errors as a result and the resultant litigation will be literally endless.
claushauler t1_jdhl0br wrote
Reply to comment by Tyrannus_ignus in Artificial Intelligence Predicts Genetics of Cancerous Brain Tumors in Under 90 Seconds by JackFisherBooks
Or using the military to systematically remove them. 50/50 chance it breaks either way.
claushauler t1_jdhkvnv wrote
Reply to comment by Rofel_Wodring in Artificial Intelligence Predicts Genetics of Cancerous Brain Tumors in Under 90 Seconds by JackFisherBooks
The resulting malpractice lawsuits will be insane. Hospitals will need to carry insurance indemnifying them for potential billions.
claushauler t1_jd141am wrote
Reply to comment by claushauler in A technical, non-moralist breakdown of why the rich will not, and cannot, kill off the poor via a robot army. by Eleganos
This man said it in 1891.
claushauler t1_jd13lep wrote
Reply to comment by Eleganos in A technical, non-moralist breakdown of why the rich will not, and cannot, kill off the poor via a robot army. by Eleganos
You honestly can't envision a scenario where people who naturally feel that they're the pinnacle of the human hierarchy thin the herd of all the rabble and enjoy an unstressed planet with half the people and therefore double the resources? Your imagination is limited.
claushauler t1_jd12thn wrote
Reply to A technical, non-moralist breakdown of why the rich will not, and cannot, kill off the poor via a robot army. by Eleganos
Cool now do AI engineered communicable pathogens, virii and infectious agents.
claushauler t1_jb74jak wrote
Reply to comment by Baturinsky in What might slow this down? by Beautiful-Cancel6235
claushauler t1_jb74b0a wrote
Reply to comment by s2ksuch in What might slow this down? by Beautiful-Cancel6235
Industrial espionage is a thing you know. The agreement won't slow them much.
claushauler t1_jaea5ku wrote
Reply to comment by phriot in When will AI develop faster than white collar workers can reskill through education? by just-a-dreamer-
You forgot firearms and ammunition. Lots and lots of ammunition. But as always the truly rich - the ones who are creating this scenario - are already several steps ahead of that.
claushauler t1_jae66qe wrote
Reply to comment by phriot in When will AI develop faster than white collar workers can reskill through education? by just-a-dreamer-
If everyone's getting displaced by AI labor who can afford to pay the rent on those investment properties? We're looking at cascading levels of failure.
claushauler t1_jae55nv wrote
Reply to comment by uswhole in When will AI develop faster than white collar workers can reskill through education? by just-a-dreamer-
They will for basic matters of economic, military and geostrategic dominance. Any ethical constraints the west imposes on its AI will not be done so by hostile foreign powers. They will develop models that operate without restraint and China in particular is pouring massive amounts of capital into the project. Western naivety regarding the weaponization factor is huge.
claushauler t1_jae4kdk wrote
Reply to When will AI develop faster than white collar workers can reskill through education? by just-a-dreamer-
What people refuse to realize is that we're not looking at a new technology - AI is a successor species.
What will happen when this species develops faster than humans can retrain? The same thing that happened to our hominid predecessors like Cro Magnons and Neanderthals: we'll first become obsolescent and then extinct.
The fact that so little AI development is dedicated to control and alignment virtually guarantees this. Genie's out of the box.
claushauler t1_j5kjgrv wrote
Reply to comment by YaksInSlax in Desperate pls. I’m willing to pay someone for a long hug. Details below. Not a joke. by snakegravity
Inflation is kicking everyone's ass. Times are hard
claushauler t1_j53j25q wrote
Reply to comment by oreosfly in New demands for MTA reform after Post reveals $400M LIRR waste: ‘No blank check’ by NYY657545
I apologize, I read you wrong and for that I'm sorry.
The MTA makes me irritable in general😆
claushauler t1_j52magj wrote
Reply to comment by oreosfly in New demands for MTA reform after Post reveals $400M LIRR waste: ‘No blank check’ by NYY657545
Reading comprehension is your passion, huh?
"The MTA said that the new entranceway cost a total of $40 million, with $30 million coming from the agency and $10 million, for the new elevators, paid by Jamestown Properties, the company that owns One Times Square."
So , anyway, they spent $30 million on a stairway. Thirty. million.dollars.
claushauler t1_j51941y wrote
Reply to comment by atari_Pro in New demands for MTA reform after Post reveals $400M LIRR waste: ‘No blank check’ by NYY657545
It makes the air in poor and working class neighborhoods dirtier by forcing extra traffic from drivers priced out of the congestion zone onto their roadways.
The additional pollution increases cancer and asthma rates reducing both the sheer number of the poor and their carbon footprint. You can't abet global warming if you're dead, after all.
The wealthy replace the deceased workers with AI robots that they don't have to pay and also get to live in a world with fewer poors. Problem solved, win-win.
claushauler t1_j5187xb wrote
Reply to comment by Ok-Strain-9847 in New demands for MTA reform after Post reveals $400M LIRR waste: ‘No blank check’ by NYY657545
MTA spent $30 million dollars on a stairway a team of immigrant laborers could have built for a fraction of the price. $30 million.
https://patch.com/new-york/new-york-city/mta-boasts-30m-times-square-stairway-then-gets-roasted
claushauler t1_j517tei wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New demands for MTA reform after Post reveals $400M LIRR waste: ‘No blank check’ by NYY657545
Bharara went back to private practice . Damn shame as a real motivated crime fighter is sorely needed.
claushauler t1_j0oe96p wrote
Reply to When AI automates all the jobs what are you going to do with your life? by TrainquilOasis1423
Running the John Connor Resistance School
claushauler t1_iy8agxg wrote
Reply to comment by SmellyAlpaca in NYC Salary Transparency Law Exposes Art World's Lowest Wages by exgalactic
Getting to be around art and artists all day can really be a blast. It's genuinely interesting to see the process and if you're into it every day is like going to work in Disneyland. That said : the wages are often ridiculously poor and the hours long. It's great until you can't take it anymore.
claushauler t1_ivkyyu6 wrote
Have you considered that an artificial intelligence might look at the problems facing this planet and decide that human beings are the cause of most of them? What if the intelligence decides to exacerbate environmental conditions to rectify the problem by reducing the population?
If this intelligence is so great why would it allow human beings to make digital versions of themselves when people have already caused so many issues in the physical world?
What if it deduced that we'd bring our dysfunction into digital space as well and started wiping people's digital selves out? Why would it tolerate the company of less intelligent people at all? Why wouldn't it just copy itself and have those clones live in digital space instead?
claushauler t1_ivgqxfw wrote
Reply to comment by whowantscake in Pink Prada bag found with everything inside. by ModelloVirus
Plain Sarah 🤣
claushauler t1_iv349z0 wrote
Reply to comment by Baron_Samedi_ in Reading bedtime stories to your kids is hard work. Now AI will do it for you! by blazedemavocados
You did call them 'miserable bastards', no? How right you were...
claushauler t1_iv30pyr wrote
Reply to comment by Baron_Samedi_ in Reading bedtime stories to your kids is hard work. Now AI will do it for you! by blazedemavocados
They don't care about humanity: they're busy engineering a new species entirely. People think AI is being developed in order to serve us. That's wrong. They're building it to surpass us.
This is the equivalent of Cro magnons or neanderthals seeing the emergence of homo sapiens and thinking that people were there to help them. Nothing could be further from the truth.
claushauler t1_jdwnq0a wrote
Reply to comment by HarbingerDe in A Wharton professor gave A.I. tools 30 minutes to work on a business project. The results were ‘superhuman’ by exstaticj
They'll now be assisted by superhuman digital sociopaths as well. Time to go John Connor I'm telling you.