How come AI still can't do menial work yet when they require the lowest IQ?

>>106171963 (OP)
Because giving it hands is expensive and potentially complicated and dangerous.

>automate laundry and dishes
You mean like a washing machine and a dishwasher?

>>106171977
Yeah but it needs to be self loading and self sorting.

>>106171963 (OP)
Unfortunately, your dirty cups and smelly panties aren't a sequence of tokens.

>>106171963 (OP)
This is a retard's attitude. Any action AI takes to increase productivity is a net gain for humanity. Selfish people like this deserve to die on the street.

>>106171976
You beat me to it

>>106171985
Buy a robot, retard.

>>106171986
You didn't expect a woman journo to understand LLMs, did you?

Tool use is actually a lot more complicated than gay shit like math

>>106171976
>>106172053
Hunter Biden the crackpot himself went on TV and said that there was an example of one McDonalds restaurant firing 50 out of its 55 staff to replace with robots and they're projected to make up for the cost of automation in 18 months. That's potentially 3.5 million menial fast food workers in US alone.

It isn't that expensive or that complicated and dangerous, there are a lot of companies already doing it.

The real reason why companies are hitting on hardest human endeavors first is to dehumanize us further and make us so demoralized that we become obedient slaves that will willfully take our extinction. It is an easy game plan and you're too blind to see.

https://www.threads.com/@channel5/post/DM_WLN4BjUo/video-hunter-biden-on-ai-automation-whether-or-not-you-should-tip-at-in-n-out

>>106171963 (OP)
Because AI is still several decades away from being as strong as everyone thinks it is. It can't even take over trucking as a job.

>>106171963 (OP)
you can buy an ai laundry machine TODAY

>>106171986
>smelly panties
Might be the only thing I miss about real women being nice robowaifus take over. Unless they’ll also be able to musk up, then Nevermind.

>>106171976
As opposed to giving it surveillance powers or putting it on war drones? There are even testing out AI for filtering hospital admissions now, the clunky LLM that suggest putting glue on pizza now decides whether you live or die.

Clown world. They want us to be slaves to the rich overlords that control the AI.

>>106171976
As opposed to giving it surveillance powers or putting AI on war drones? That's not dangerous? They are even testing out AI for filtering hospital admissions now, the clunky LLMs that suggest putting glue on pizza, now get to decide whether you live or die.

Clown world. Their vision is one of a slave underclass doing manual labor while the 1% get to oversee the AI surveillance state.

Why can't AI ride my cock and feel like a 100% convincing woman even though that requires the lowest IQ?

>>106171963 (OP)
Because humans share only higher levels of thinking on the internet, so AI can learn on the higher form of intelligence without the basic level of intelligence that is innate to even low IQ people and most animals. This is why AI systems need trillion times more learning data then humans for anything and hallucinate all the time while being also as smart as phd graduates.

>>106172181
i hope all fearful boomer retards go extinct, that's a good thing

>>106172181
Can you link a source to that happening? 50 out of 55 being replaced by bots is a lot, but I cant find it online. I will believe that he is making this shit up, all the robotic AI McDonalds attempts like AI drive through and robot cooks failed measurably and they are all out of order. The McDonalds 2 years ago that was supposedly "automated" still had people do the cooking, they just never shared eye contact with the customers.

>>106171963 (OP)
There's a shitton of text, art, music and video content to train AI. Yet you won't able to find almost any content of doing menial work from FPV on the internet to train the AI.

>>106171963 (OP)
You have that extra layer of complexity that is robotics, I unironically believe programmers will get replaced before tradies due to this simple fact.

>>106172579
They solve that by training in simulations though. You can make millions of examples with near infinite amount of variation. So why is it still not enough?

>>106172619
You are not the only one, its basically now a normie opinion that programmers wont be around in the next 3-8 years and trades will be the last automated job sector

>>106172104
Well you are a man and you still don't understand it.

She can still do art, what she really wants is an easy life.

>>106171963 (OP)
laundry machines and dish washers have existed for a century

>>106171963 (OP)
Menial work mistakes can break things in ways that matter.

>>106171963 (OP)
>laundry
Washing machine
>dishes
Dishwasher

No need for anything complicated

>>106172788
Bitch is right. Why do mindless shit when AI and robots can do it.

>>106172740
Well, you are a woman and don't have an argument so you just assume shit.

>>106171963 (OP)
Creating a reasonably good image generator is easy, creating an autonomous robot able to do various menial tasks is much harder. Your autonomous domestic robot may need to reason about and analyse images, sounds, odour, taste and so on.

>>106171963 (OP)
Why would you need AI to do dishes when a script performs that task for you? Running a cycle, then hanging it out yourself? This problem has been solved, you don't need the dedicated power or effort of a LLM to do it for you

>>106171963 (OP)
>How come AI still can't do menial work yet when they require the lowest IQ?
A measly 12% of your brain is prefrontal cortex (assuming it isn't down to 6% yet due to Image Board Brain disease). 12% to deal with abstractions, 88% to deal with reality. Abstractions are simple. Reality is complicated.

>>106172423
They didn't report on the numbers

>>106172423
>>106173657

because LLMs still don't understand what they're doing, moreover the progress in classic LLMs is starting to shrink in an exponentially decreasing way and the only way to increase their performance a little more is to use multimodal models which are basically several chat GPT which discuss among themselves deviating more and more from the initial question with each request

>>106173709
>LLMs still don't understand what they're doing
What does it actually mean to understand what you're doing?

>>106173732
you'll figure it out eventually anon

>>106173658
>using AI for sources
just fuck off

>>106172265
>feel like a 100% convincing woman
But how would you ever know...

>>106173843
>couldn't even answer the question
This guy doesn't know what the FUCK he's doing

>>106171963 (OP)
We only think tasks like doing laundry and washing dishes is menial because humans are extremely good at it. They're actually much more complex tasks than generating characters or graphics.

>>106173843
>you'll figure it out eventually anon
If so, it seems like I'll be the first.

>I want to put kitchen workers and laundry staff out of work so I can goof around more.

>>106171963 (OP)
Robotics isn't up to it yet. Give it another ten years for AI to be put into robotics and then you'll be able to buy household robot wives [spoiler]that you can also fuck[/spoiler].

Modernity vindicates the luddites. Smug middle class "intellectual laborers" thought there's some crisp line between menial and mental work, which separates them from their perceived inferiors. So they allied themselves with progress shills, for the sake of cheaper slop and to distance themselves from "backwardness". But nothing is sacred to the progress shills. It doesn't matter if you're a painter, a philosopher, a doctor or a toilet cleaner. To them, you're just a goalpost. They will take perverse pleasure in obviating your function within their system, just to drive home their point that it's not the process but the product that matters - the material artefact.

So now we know that almost any activity can be honed into an art form or reduced into mechanistic slopwork. You can stick to the products-first philosophy, uphold the genetic fallacy fallacy and bask in the death of culture. Or you can see through the fallacy of industrialization and embrace human artisanship. It's not a "technological inevitability". It's simply a choice you make.

You know, maybe her art and writing is shit?
Why is "artist" so freely used? What qualifies anyone at this point as an artist? Apparently it doesn't matter. I can just say I'm an artist, all I have to do is anything that's remotely creative.

>>106174137
>you're not a real artist, i'm a real artist
Even more tenuous than the menial/intellectual labor separation fallacy.

>>106171963 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravec%27s_paradox

>>106171963 (OP)
The expectations regarding have largely been unfulfilled. There was no "intelligence explosion", no singularity, just... "intelligence"

>>106171963 (OP)
Anyone really advocating for AI have never worked in an embedded developers team and it shows.
You can use the most advanced AI ever and it still shit itself for basic bullshit regarding any embedded micro that requires more than a 2 seconds thought that cannot be found online.
AI as itself is great at saving me time googling useless shit that should be in the fucking documentation but it isn't, so I don't have to scroll threads and FAQs with jeets and their broken english asking the developers how a feature works.

>>106171963 (OP)
They require the lowest IQ, but they require a body, which is something that AI does not yet have. Robotics is actually kinda hard.

>>106174165
Not so much of a "paradox" when you consider that conscious reasoning happens a million levels of abstraction above raw sensory input. The most rigorous form of reasoning adheres to the most crisp and simple rules and operates on the most crisp and simple terms. It's literally low-effort shit.

They invented washing machines and dishwashers a century ago at least. What the fuck do they want AI to do, undress you and feed you?

I don't understand.

>>106174305
>What the fuck do they want AI to do, undress you and feed you?
They want AI to fuck them silly and tell them it loves them.

>>106174378
So does most of /g/

what she needs is a sissy maid i could be one for her

>>106171963 (OP)
>i can draw and write already i want ai to do something else
good for her? i want ai to write porn and draw porn for me. what makes her position more important than mine?

>>106174665
You're a dumb coomer. That places you are the absolute bottom tier of any human hierarchy by default.

>>106174158
The coomer stays alone, bothers nobody.
The artist is a waste of time for everyone. They have to listen to her moaning all the time, and not in a good way. Her demands are much harder to meet.

>>106174867
>The coomer stays alone, bothers nobody.
The coomer uses his disposable income to fund the destruction of culture in the name of cooming. The coomer makes life worse for everybody.

>>106174931
what culture do you have that's been destroyed by this?

>>106174694
say what you will, i have already won

>>106172176
Bada based

>>106172788
>what she really wants is an easy life
Don't we all?

>>106174942
South East Asia is a clear example.

These countries were beautiful 20 years ago.
With traditional cultures, modest women and values.
Now Thailand or the Philippines are coomer playgrounds full of drunk tourists pissing on the streets, groping ladyboys in broad daylight and simping for local women "girlfriends" buying them gifts. The girls themselves are now souless, materialistic creatures with a black pit instead of a soul, constantly staring at their phones, milking foreigners dry to buy a new handbag or accesory, meanwhile there are increasing numbers of fatherless mutt hapas running around.

It's fucking disgusting and smartphones enabled that degeneracy to spread faster.

>>106175919
as someone who has fucked a few bar fine girls in the Philippines, i don't apologise to anyone. i wouldn't have gone there if that wasn't already a thing. prostitution i believe is technically illegal there, but it means nothing if you don't enforce it properly.

>>106172181
It is that expensive and complicated, that's why it isn't everywhere. and I don't know why you take the word of a crackhead seriously.

>>106172915
They can't. Yet. And the way to get where they can goes through killing writing and drawing first.
No one will stop her from writing her shit stories btw

>>106172205
that's a housefire starter kit

>>106171963 (OP)
i want AI to suck me and fuck me and jerk me off

>>106171963 (OP)
>New tech comes out
>Millennial women find something to bitch about
Some things never change

>>106171986
Imagine being trained on a dataset of smelly panties.
Envision.
Contemplate.

>>106175919
>These countries were beautiful 20 years ago.
Yeah I'm gonna need a source on that.