You know, I always envisioned a future in which machines would increasingly take over the dirty, dangerous or laborious tasks, leaving the rest of us to do the fun, creative work.
Only the tech-bro's could've managed to make a lucrative business model off turning the concept of a utopia on it's head. There's got to be a word for that, some sort of antonym of 'utopia', mmh, it's right on the tip of my tongue...
Sadly, we live in a society where being replaced by a machine is not a blessing but a threat though.
Lucrative? You surely mean VC investment fueled. AI companies are setting cash on fire each day to keep the hype going, there is no profit.
A good indicator is employees selling their stock options instead of holding on to them. You'd think they hold onto if AI was really the future.
I meant "lucrative for the tech-bro's". That's emphatically not the same as "profitable".
Or -- hear me out -- learn things like differential equations and vector calculus, so you 1) actually understand how the machines work, and 2) have the ability to use them to help solve whatever challenges we collectively face
What we aren’t seeing yet is these facts seriously impacting politics.
What else is chat control and age verification about? Politicians expect an unruly population.
Millions will die, that's what's going to happen. Meanwhile the rich and politicians will live in gated, guarded communities where they will never even have to lay eyes upon the dregs of society that we will become.
Bourgeois who closed all the jobs: "it wasn't me it was AI"