Former Google AI engineer was probably telling the truth.

[MMS]

Yea, ai destroying humans is exaggerated
It potentially could change life but not in the sense that it’s going to be some terminator shyt, robot versus human wars

The real problem to me, is that despite such a large dataset, AI is still restricted to known loops

Meaning the information and patterns being imparted to humans is still a circular in nature which isn’t actually that natural

I know plenty of folks who take that “lemme google it” mentality for granted like it isn’t a new invention. The days of being able to regurgitate what you know is increasingly becoming less important

 

[Blackrogue]

I know these things think better than us so with data available to it we don't have to wait for the best and brightest minds. We just use it to resolve stuff for us

 

[Gritsngravy]

The real problem to me, is that despite such a large dataset, AI is still restricted to known loops

Meaning the information and patterns being imparted to humans is still a circular in nature which isn’t actually that natural

I know plenty of folks who take that “lemme google it” mentality for granted like it isn’t a new invention. The days of being able to regurgitate what you know is increasingly becoming less important

It inherently has a human “flaw”