‘It’s already way beyond what humans can do’: will AI wipe out architects?

[Sonic Boom of the South]

OP needs to have all the Ai threads he makes merged gah damm!

 

[bnew]

Still need Architects and engineers to refine building design schematics.. however AI can assist in just the idea of a overall design

right now A.I is the worse it'll ever be, In the future it might be possible for an A.I architect model to do the heavy lifting and human architects assisting with real-world input for further refinement.

 

[bnew]

OP needs to have all the Ai threads he makes merged gah damm!

I separate human interest reporting for A.I from the A.I development thread I update. they serve different purposes.

 

[bnew]

How is it going to do architect if it can't even get fingers in art right?

Midjourney V5 Release: Finally Fixed Fingers and Hands - Ai Bloggs

After a while, Midjourney launched its latest model (V5). Users immediately jumped in and tried it out, even though it took five months...

www.aibloggs.com

midjourney is just one A.I image model among hundreds being developed.

Meta develops method for teaching image models common sense

Less GPU time, better generated images

www.theregister.com

with each A.I model update, generating fingers that aren't malformed will be perfected.

 

[Neuromancer]

No one is gonna live in this shyt.

 

[bnew]

How tf are engineers supposed to build that

have A.I compute the answer.

 

[Sir Richard Spirit]

I actually think that'll be one of the last.

Not many people will be ok with a robot cutting them open. It'll take a long time for people to get over that.

Other engineering and STEM fields though? Yup.

Lots of people are going to LOVE the idea of a robots precision cutting them open.

A.I is going to save America from itself.

 

[MMS]

Read this post on reddit a few minutes ago, completely agree with it:


Considering this story, it's wild a civic engineer replied to it


It really goes to show a lot of people working in engineering ain't that bright:


That line from earlier was a great summar:
"Every professional in every profession inevitably gets the delusion that they're special. That nobody else could possibly comprehend the kind of work they do, or the kind of challenges they face....They are almost always wrong."

sadly I comprehended this by senior year

when they taught us ASPEN and the software could basically drag and drop put together entire chemical processes I knew that my mathematical prowess wasnt valued at all.

the days of being sources of knowledge are rapidly coming to an end in the internet era

 

[Amo Husserl]

Yet…that’s the key word I think you’re missing. It’s an ever evolving technology that gets smarter with each use. Eventually it will recognize humanity and start to integrate that into designs and processes and concepts.

Yet... that's the part I think you're missing. AI is not natural to human experience.
AI is coming for human careers, arenas where skill was necessary because of convenience and cost cutting.
All this internet access... people still stuck on stupid.

‘This is really an epidemic:’ Georgia Council aiming to improve state’s literacy rates

Organizers of this literacy council say Georgia’s graduation rates may have risen, but literacy rates have actually fallen and they hope this group can correct the problem.

www.wtoc.com

Once "ever evolving technology that gets smarter with each use," become the deciding authority for what's best for humanity, what then?
Just because it saves money and lives won't mean it will save humanity from itself. Just because we prompt it, talk to it and fukk it don't mean it's good.
Interacting with this technology will affect humanity more than the other way, judging by how it's been goin'...


You really trust inanimate objects, infinitely smarter than humans, to make moral decisions once the algorithm update go through?
Morality is a human construct, not one of artificial intelligence. They already been runnin' the ones in chess.

 

[Gritsngravy]

hopefully engineers are next

 

[Gritsngravy]

ai isn’t going to replace engineers and other stem fields

I think there is a major flaw in this thinking of ai replacing all jobs

 

[Gritsngravy]

Actually in theory there would be more engineers and surgeons and professions like that in the future because of ai

 

[Json]

Those designs have no beauty to them. No humanity.

Have you seen how cookie cutter most of these designs human architects are putting up in terms of apartments and housing?

Between 3-D printing and AI, there’s definitely a lane to cut down on lazy human elements.

 

[MMS]

Yet... that's the part I think you're missing. AI is not natural to human experience.
AI is coming for human careers, arenas where skill was necessary because of convenience and cost cutting.
All this internet access... people still stuck on stupid.

‘This is really an epidemic:’ Georgia Council aiming to improve state’s literacy rates

Organizers of this literacy council say Georgia’s graduation rates may have risen, but literacy rates have actually fallen and they hope this group can correct the problem.

www.wtoc.com

Once "ever evolving technology that gets smarter with each use," become the deciding authority for what's best for humanity, what then?
Just because it saves money and lives won't mean it will save humanity from itself. Just because we prompt it, talk to it and fukk it don't mean it's good.
Interacting with this technology will affect humanity more than the other way, judging by how it's been goin'...


You really trust inanimate objects, infinitely smarter than humans, to make moral decisions once the algorithm update go through?
Morality is a human construct, not one of artificial intelligence. They already been runnin' the ones in chess.

better reread the dialogue between Abraham and Sarah

"I know that thou are a fair woman to look upon, when they see you they shall spare you and kill me, therefore say that you are my sister"

 

[The_Truth]

What kind of alien architecture is that?