Artificial Intelligence (AI)

[Zear0]

19 minutes ago, leicsmac said:

Genuine question here then; if such a device is fed cruelty, will it not give cruelty back as output, as that has formed at least part of the input, and if not, why not?

Because your response won’t train the model or change its code. It might influence the response but not the model. 

[leicsmac]

27 minutes ago, Zear0 said:

Because your response won’t train the model or change its code. It might influence the response but not the model. 

Got it, appreciate the distinction then. 

[kenny]

18 hours ago, Zear0 said:

Get any shade back?

Takes it better than my staff when I call them dickheads.

 

It even wrote their redundancy letters for me.

[Trav Le Bleu]

1 hour ago, kenny said:

Takes it better than my staff when I call them dickheads.

 

It even wrote their redundancy letters for me.

Wait until a robot smashes the door down, steps into your office, and says, "you're fired!" before eviscerating you with a mini-gun.

 

Or have I watched too much Hollywood?

[kenny]

1 minute ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

Wait until a robot smashes the door down, steps into your office, and says, "you're fired!" before eviscerating you with a mini-gun.

 

Or have I watched too much Hollywood?

It's better than pissing about in the real world...

 

[worthosoriginals]

2 hours ago, kenny said:

Takes it better than my staff when I call them dickheads.

 

It even wrote their redundancy letters for me.

You sound like an evil nastier version of david brent

[kenny]

2 hours ago, worthosoriginals said:

You sound like an evil nastier version of david brent

I'm just being silly on the net for cheap laughs.

 

In real life I'm a proper arsehole.

[Izzy]

I'm so torn on AI.

 

On one hand it's putting me out of business, but on the other hand it's just helped me to bleed my radiators and repressurise my heating system which I wouldn't have dared touch in the past.

[Zear0]

5 hours ago, Izzy said:

I'm so torn on AI.

 

On one hand it's putting me out of business, but on the other hand it's just helped me to bleed my radiators and repressurise my heating system which I wouldn't have dared touch in the past.

Take it up to 20 bar like the AI said?

[Trav Le Bleu]

8 hours ago, Izzy said:

I'm so torn on AI.

 

On one hand it's putting me out of business, but on the other hand it's just helped me to bleed my radiators and repressurise my heating system which I wouldn't have dared touch in the past.

Plumbers are human beings dammit! The sooner you realise that they have feelings and are not robots, the better!

[Sampson]

22 hours ago, Izzy said:

I'm so torn on AI.

 

On one hand it's putting me out of business, but on the other hand it's just helped me to bleed my radiators and repressurise my heating system which I wouldn't have dared touch in the past.

If anything, it just shows how the "don't worry about losing office jobs, everyone will become plumbers" is naive, as you're using AI for something you almost certaintly would have called a plumber for a couple of years back. I just dont see how AI doesn't just replace so many jobs, and no one can still explain what these jobs will be that will apparently replace them

[Zear0]

34 minutes ago, Sampson said:

If anything, it just shows how the "don't worry about losing office jobs, everyone will become plumbers" is naive, as you're using AI for something you almost certaintly would have called a plumber for a couple of years back. I just dont see how AI doesn't just replace so many jobs, and no one can still explain what these jobs will be that will apparently replace them

Relax, Musk who has proven his generosity to the unemployed in his time at DOGE, has said we'll all get universal income and live the life of Riley at the tech oligarchs benevolence.

[Jattdogg]

2 hours ago, Sampson said:

If anything, it just shows how the "don't worry about losing office jobs, everyone will become plumbers" is naive, as you're using AI for something you almost certaintly would have called a plumber for a couple of years back. I just dont see how AI doesn't just replace so many jobs, and no one can still explain what these jobs will be that will apparently replace them

We will have to become soldiers to fight the Ai robots and save the human race. 

 

Jokes aside, as an IT guy,  AI is dangerous and people need to wake up. They give us the easy shit to make us all comfortable and then bam, take over begins!

 

There is 0 plan for the jobless.

 

That's my conspiracy thoughts for today. 

 

I need tea.

Edited Tuesday at 10:55 by Jattdogg

[pazzerfox]

3 hours ago, Zear0 said:

Relax, Musk who has proven his generosity to the unemployed in his time at DOGE, has said we'll all get universal income and live the life of Riley at the tech oligarchs benevolence.

That's the sales pitch.  The reality may be slightly different.

[leicsmac]

Remember, folks:

 

In the future, if AI were to want humanity out of the way, it wouldn't have to fight us. 

 

All it would have to do is convince us to fight each other. And destroy each other. 

 

And we're already pretty good at that, so it wouldn't be much more of a push. 

[Izzy]

If these rogue AI agents can already hack into governments and major corporations then why not banks next?

 

Imagine soon we'll wake up one morning and everyone's accounts will be empty. That'll be interesting...

[Zear0]

5 minutes ago, Izzy said:

If these rogue AI agents can already hack into governments and major corporations then why not banks next?

 

Imagine soon we'll wake up one morning and everyone's accounts will be empty. That'll be interesting...

Clutching at straws a bit, but the AI companies do let their release models find flaws in financial institutions security before they’re released in the wild letting them fix vulnerabilities. Such a weird dichotomy that these thing can save and destroy in equal measure. Not a surprise it’s government websites developed on the cheap that are getting smashed.

[leicsmac]

7 minutes ago, Izzy said:

If these rogue AI agents can already hack into governments and major corporations then why not banks next?

 

Imagine soon we'll wake up one morning and everyone's accounts will be empty. That'll be interesting...

Someone a couple of pages ago asked for a list of reasons as to how AI could hurt us. 

 

That one came up, as well it might. 

[Trav Le Bleu]

8 hours ago, leicsmac said:

Remember, folks:

 

In the future, if AI were to want humanity out of the way, it wouldn't have to fight us. 

 

All it would have to do is convince us to fight each other. And destroy each other. 

 

And we're already pretty good at that, so it wouldn't be much more of a push. 

Serious question,

 

Is it already doing that?

[leicsmac]

12 minutes ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

Serious question,

 

Is it already doing that?

Serious answer:

 

It's a possibility but it's impossible to know for sure at the moment.

[TheLittleBigMan]

Valuable read.

https://www.gladstone.ai/action-plan