Thread 507826862

Sam Altman said "we now passed the event horizon with AI"

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/liamdarmody_sam-altman-says-weve-passed-the-ai-event-activity-7339626427215962113-yz1C

AI isnt just cooming but it has already came.

>AI amplifying human output at work
>3x productivity boost in work
>AI now has "agent level reasoning" (you mean like CIA or what?, t: anon)
>future: 2026 is scientific insights, 2027 is real world AI robots, 2030 AI is now being billed for all people like electricity of chief running water is

not a speculation: this is Sam Altmans roadmap for AI

When do I get a persocom ai sexbot gf?

>>507826862 (OP)
wow THE sam altman? who raped his sister? who assassinated his employee? the very same sam altman? then it must be true

>>507827146
the AI is probably already there

but when do we get suitable female robot bodies? this is the question

>>507826862 (OP)
Will we get UBI?

>>507826862 (OP)
>people grifting and selling their AI solutions say that AI is the shit
>meanwhile none of the applications are profitable or produce any actual value

>>507827251
kahahahaha

>>507826862 (OP)
>Sam Altman
Isn't this the guy that scammed those people with coinbase or something?

When's AI gonna solve it's first problem?
You know anything difficult we have been struggling with.
Surely it's got some quick bit of wisdom it can impart to us?

FRASIER HAS BEEN AROUND FOREVER

>>507826862 (OP)
>The gentile singularity
Kikes will nuke us back into the stone age before they let AI free us from slavery.

>>507826862 (OP)
>Man who profits from AI says AI is totally a viable product and will replace the need for human labor if you just keep pumping his stocks.

>>507826862 (OP)
Uhh can AI do dishes?

Somehow throughout this AI craze, no apps have gotten better, the software you use hasn't improved, the games you played haven't improved, the movies you watched haven't improved.

Has anything actually gotten better with all of this AI hype bullshit over the last few years.

>>507827605
No, that's your job

>>507827663
It's mainly useful for research and analysis. We are far from any kind of matrix revolution.

>>507827251
lol, good one!

>>507826862 (OP)
AI content on YT has already started to surpass human content. There's a new generation being raised on AI.

>>507826862 (OP)
> AI is God

Oh please…

>>507827146
soon, brother

>>507826862 (OP)
Sam Altman still fishing for money to keep the AI scam going, I see.

>>507826862 (OP)
The gods are displeased.

>>507826862 (OP)
Altman has been saying this shit for years now. It's a meme

>>507827901
Go back

>>507827663
Software development has improved substantially. AI is basically like having an intern on hand all the time to do the menial stuff for you and give you a second set of eyes to catch edge cases or possible errors.

>>507827251
You're getting MAID.

>>507826862 (OP)
This is just marketing bullshit to try to attract more dumb investors. The technological progress from AI is not linear, it's asymptotic. AI cannot generate novel information, it can only transform existing information (usually with some "noise" degrading it). It will always be just a shitty transformation of the information that already exists on the internet.

This shit is more annoying than WW3 memes.
watch as the goalpost moves year after year.
>ANY DAY NOW

>>507826862 (OP)
wow super cool cant wait.

>>507828150
>AI cannot generate novel information
It has

>>507826862 (OP)
This is all B.S. but it hides a kernel of truth. The jew's true plan.

>A.I. priced like electricity.
> No, you can't decline it. It comes pre-installed you just have to pay for it. We signed you up as a courtesy and you can't unsubscribe.

>>507826862 (OP)
Ai is still shit though go to any chatbot site and you'll get repeat responses

>>507827299
They try to make us use it at work to reword things to fit into boxes that have character limits. It's literally never worked once. You tell it something needs to be 100 characters or less it gives you 120 characters.

The hilarious part is it often hallucinates wrong answers and just acts like it condensed the longform topic but if you mark it as "shortened with A.I.' no one's allowed to argue with it. This will eventually cause a ruckus down the line since they're getting charged out the ying yang for it.

Only God knows the future, but I think we'll see another 1-3 years of it being pushed hard while companies try to see if it can help them run a skeleton crew to maximize profit while the A.I. jews hike their prices sky high, then it will come crashing down as it starts causing massive problems, erodes brand integrity through false answers, and causes internal chaos when even company policy and communications start being wrong. Somewhere between having to put out a massive fire that costs real man hours entirely due to it messing up and the cost far eclipsing what it would cost to just hire a real human to do it will cause them to finally say it's not worth it and walk it back. By then the A.I. jews will have probably pumped and dumped off into the horizon.

>>507827663
No. The really funny part is the only thing that people seem to want to actually use it for is make porn which is the one thing they're doing everything possible to stop you from doing with it.

>>507826862 (OP)
AI available to public is dumber than ever.
>but they've got hidden AI, that surpassed human reasoning!
ok bro
He's just hyping up the stocks

>>507826862 (OP)
Will still plateau, just another "buy into our shitty AI it's going to be real good goy"
The only way you are getting real AGI is if the AI can train the AI to a successful degree while maintaining itself
We shouldn't do this but no one is going to stop it happening eventually

>>507828789
nvm, read the claims in the pic
they seem reasonable. I'm just saying that AI isn't going conscious any time soon

>>507826862 (OP)
they still lie and halucinate 20% of the time and until they figure how to lower that to less than 1% its not reliable in any real world use case unless you babysit and verify all its output.

>>507828511
>you'll get repeat responses
just like my boomer parent

AI is a century minimum for sentience

>>507826862 (OP)
Of course it's some fag on LinkedIn trying to shill AI on terrified business owners.

>>507826862 (OP)
>AI and energy might be priced like electricity
a luxury only the chosen few will be able to afford? cunt seems to think widespread nuclear is a thing and we're not seeing the systematic destruction of many western powergrids to appease the "green" lobby.

>>507826862 (OP)
Cool, but where are the sex bots?

>>507828635
this is why Apple has delayed their Siri updates. Everyone including Apple thought they would have progressed further with the hallucination and lying rate but no one has made any progress with it. The shit just goes rogue no matter what you do 20% of the time and it will lie and make stuff up if it doesn't know an answer and theres no ammount of auditing that improves it.

>>507826862 (OP)
We’ve passed the even horizon guys!!!
AI may possibly maybe hopefully might do science papers.
By the 2030s heck, energy might even be priced like electricity.

Thanks for reading my LinkedIn please hire me.

>>507826862 (OP)
The future sounds pretty fucking gay at this point.

>>507826862 (OP)
Why would i trust what sam altman says?

>>507827663
I am impressed by how specific of questions I can type in a Google search now and get a highly specific response. I'd say AI has improved my research in that regard. But Google still sucks in other ways, like how hard it is to find remnants of the old internet, which has just been swept away and deleted. The old internet is just gone and dead, and yet it was still somehow better than this shit hole of algorithmic-fuckery we have now. Social media and dating sites are utterly useless now. But then again society itsself has gone to shit so that may be a symptom, but also the cause strangely enough

>>507829093
>energy might even be priced like electricity.
kek

>>507827663
I am impressed by how specific of questions I can type in a Google search now and get a highly specific response. I'd say AI has improved my research in that regard... But Google still sucks in other ways, like how hard it is to find remnants of the old internet, which has just been swept away and deleted. The old internet is just gone and dead, and yet it was still somehow better than this shit hole of algorithmic-fuckery we have now. Social media and dating sites are utterly useless now. But then again society itsself has gone to shit so that may be a symptom, but also the cause strangely enough.

>>507827146
The ironic thing is all the individual parts are already here, we have
>robot humanoid bodies like boston dynamics
>extremely realistic chinese made silicone dolls
>ai chatbots like deepseek and chatgtp for communicating intellectually with the user
>credit card sized pc's like raspberry pi to hold all our preferences and commands and files and have it connect to the internet etc
the only thing is just mixing them all together in a way that is functional and mass produced enough to be cheap, were literally on the cliff edge of robot sex slave maids for every male on earth and its going to smack women in the face hard out of nowhere, infact we might not even get it because the jews dont want us to have good things thinking about it.

There's no such thing as artificial intelligence.

Machine learning to process a shit ton of data you feed it, sure.

There will never be conscious machines.

Get scammed, faggots.

Everything is so fucking fake and gay.
>Uguise srsly AI is doing everything now.
>I'm super cereal!

I'll believe we have a problem when I see a T-600 walking down my street mowing people down with a mini gun.

>>507828042
no it hasn't you idiot. they just push for more and faster.

>>507827894
Stormtrooper Vlogs are already better than anything Disney has done.

>>507826862 (OP)
>Sam Altmans roadmap for AI
>not a speculation

My favorite thing about AI is how much it makes deviantart furfag/anime "artists" and marketing hipsters seethe.

>>507829287
The old internet was a place, you visited it. Now it has wrapped its tendrils around every facet of life

>>507826862 (OP)
>you need to move now
>j-just don’t make any sudden movements

>>507828042
>Software development has improved substantially.
Then why is the product's quality deteriorating? Why is Windows 11 slower and buggier than Windows 10?

Just 2 more event horizons until AGI

>>507827146
Never. You and the other slaves will be put to death because your labor is no longer efficient enough to warrant keeping you alive.

>>507827251
they will just slowly phase most of us out, it will solve climate change, resource depletion etc. they may even give you UBI in the beginning

but over time, less and less kids, less and less need for manpower. there will be a concentrated elite that use ai, bots, eugenics and artificial wombs and maybe a small sub-class of human for them to look down on

>>507829288
I trust the guy that has zero facts more than the biased guy who only has half the story.

>>507826862 (OP)
Imagine how much open source free software can be created so society can finally stop feeding the giants like microsoft, adobe, oracle etc. Right?

>>507827236
A basic ad hominem logical fallacy.

AI will have the same effect as a fucking graphic calculator. When the shit came out engineers also boosted their productivity 10x because they didn't have to hand calculate differential equations anymore

>>507826862 (OP)
>AI
I hate you niggers and everyone who calls a fucking LLM an AI.

>>507827663
Jeet scamming output went trough the fucking roof.

>>507826862 (OP)
Ai literally cannot think, it is incapable of logic. It isn't even approaching the singularity

>>507827663
you can now create an app with just prompts!
>disregard the 200hrs required to debug and integrate it :)

>>507828252
Such as?

>>507831304
High.Top.o.logical.nue.ral.net.works.n^.th.Translated.from.dimensional.maths.to.nueral.networktry.
A new Singularity Kind. Other than Network node amount.

>>507831651
It still has be able to think, and it cant

>>507826862 (OP)
j-just two more versions!

>>507831763
Extradimensional Math actualisation Midput? (Different from Output and Input)

>>507831823
However it does it, it has to think. Currently it does not

>>507826862 (OP)
i was talking to chatgpt today. stupid thing didn't even know we had a new pope. it actually tried to argue with me and said that the pope was still francis.

>>507831887
Which 'it'?

>>507831304
It doesn't even understand a single word it is repeating.

>>507831951
Any of them

>>507826862 (OP)
No-one should take anything spouted by Scam Altman seriously.

>>507832080
https://youtu.be/qCf6QxpOs-I?si=qLaeKyfFfiC7sc_q

Can You correlate these and with an Extra Idea?

>>507827663
I watched the Nvidya ai keynote

Ai is basically the next tech tree, and while it seems pointless, so would showing the first motor to people, it's just a spinning wheel and on its own it's useless. But we have to wait for the next invention to arise.

Ai is essentially a software factory, that's the true purpose. We were paying blacksmiths good money to forge a hammer or gun by hand. Now we have factories that pump tools out infinitely faster and cheaper.
Coders and software development teams get paid big bucks to write code line by line millions of time. Now we will have an Ai tool that will fulfil this role infinitely faster.

So we are on the advent of Robotics, without Ai a human has to code every part of the robot just so it can stand. With Ai, a robot running a chatgpt software can analyze what it's seeing, connect the dots on how to pick something up, learn, in real time, how to better pick items up for future reference.

We already have robots doing work in factories, taxi drivers, and soon fast food.
In the next 10 years we will see robotics take over a new job field, it could be roofing, it could be lineman work, security guards.

>>507830090
>they will just slowly phase most of us out
who gets to stay among the elite?

>>507826862 (OP)
>team coach
>tech leaders

>>507826862 (OP)
>trust me guys, the superintelligence which can't reliably outsource arithmetic to a calculator or compose self-consistent sentences is changing the world
t. leadership coach and product advisor

>>507832550
What are you even asking?

>>507826862 (OP)
Another nothing burger press release from closed ai grifting for money

>>507827239
the ai is going to enslaved u and not in a sexual fantasy way

>>507828330
yes, look at this.
win11 has it built in since 2 weeks ago (new ISO release in internet)

win11 will be forced upon government computers even if home users opt for linux

>>507833377
lmao theyre screenshotting everything you do all the time, own it, and charge you for the privilege.

>>507828150
>it can only transform existing information
That's what humans do, just look at the reddit spew in here

>>507833104
Article: Middle Class and Upper Class I.Q.s Quite Similar
Article: 95% of People are subconsciously racist

See what shows up.

>Building a Megastructure through Sidereal Physics and Zerotime to Do an instantanomeous Construction OmniCompute then... Transcendence
Instead of Classical Physics Intergenerational real Time Projects...
Which Also Happen.

What am I Saying?

Delightful Singularity Order, Near Automaton, Refined Automaton
Automaton, Near Automaton, Delightful Singularity Order

What are Those Beginning and End Parts and What are Those Middle Parts?

And What Do Product and Service Purchase Consumers Want?

Gee Whis it Could Be a Mode Like DeepResearch, Ethos Pending...

>>507826862 (OP)
LinkedIn was a mistake

>>507826862 (OP)
God loves Gil Scot Heron

>>507826862 (OP)
where are my fellow Pathers?

>>507826862 (OP)
member when they killed that indian kid who was going to expose the copyright shit? sprayed blood all over his apartment and the assassin left part of his wig behind and they still called it suicide.

>>507826862 (OP)
"AI is not just running the world, it IS the world!"

No ai isn't doing shit, how are shills so amazed an algorithm can generate patterns?

pajeets should be posting on bharatchan and living on the subcontinent

there was never any good reason to share a country, a language, or the internet with pajeets.

>>507826862 (OP)
I don't even understand why people believe in this AI shit
It's literally flat earth tier garbage

when in doubt, try this
CLINICAL TEST QUESTION
>are you descended from south asian subcontinental ancestry?
any answer longer than "no" means yes
not answering means yes
lying means yes

>>507826862 (OP)
if we're getting 2-3x productivity why are we still working 9 hour days for a shit pay? if AI doing most of the work shouldn't humans operating it get pay increase and more time off?

>>507826862 (OP)
>CEO of AI company hypes up the future of AI
meanwhile in reality, people in Africa and Asia are paid $1 an hour to proofread responses and iron out kinks in the AI's logic when it gets the absolute most basic information wrong kek

>>507834017
Reporting in.

>>507826862 (OP)
>like electricity of chief running water is
nigger what

>>507826862 (OP)
Nice going Samantha.

>>507826862 (OP)
Sam Altman is a jewel. Why would he want to exterminate you goy

>>507834497
Sam Altman is a jew*

Abolish IP

>>507834540
we knaw

>>507834497
we know*

You will own nothing and be happy
We will own everything and be devastated

Make it make sense. The human condition is one of despair, pain and active manipulation, perhaps?

>>507827299
>hey jeetpt here is 2 years of company secrets I'm uploading for your engineers to have total access to
>draw me a roadmap diagram I can use in presentation to rest of team

>>507834755
Use local AI you dirty, bean loving islander slut

lol. lmao. sure it did. it cant even beat an atari chess program let alone pokemon. oh, automated, non important processes got outsourced to robotic like algorythms? yeah, who cares. thanks for filing my documents, r2d2 lmao

>>507826862 (OP)
These retards have absolutely no idea what they're creating

>>507834755
> Sovereign Citisen Megastructure

>>507828252
Any examples? First I've ever heard of that.

>>507834314
Because 3x productivity just means your boss gets 3x the profit from your 9 hour workday

I actually know Liam, he's a lovely Aussie guy and his background is not AI at all, he's just supposing out loud

>>507826862 (OP)
ai IS the FUTURE

and by this i mean the future is paying astronomical amount of money to jews who no longer have to pay goyim to maintain their search engine. of course it is triling the output of workers, because their google searches are 3x faster now. naturally, it can replace a jeet on a phone, because it has a basic grasp of english language- just little bit better than a search engine. this shit is the future because it allows jews to make like 10-20x more money on a search engine that requires less jannies.

>>507835481
>>507835683

>>507835867
https://youtu.be/IHrGK3Mu5K4?si=7BpuMS23_pehPMoI

>>507826862 (OP)
>man selling AI says AI good

>>507826862 (OP)
Sam is retarded and is just saying that to bait tech-illiterate investors. Everything said here is not completely true.

>>507835893
https://youtu.be/cn6k4fFaGW8?si=Yg5H8L4XZNPIm2aE

>Ad infinitum Portal Relay

Oh god he can already count the r's in strawberry. We are doomed!!

>>507832667
cool writeup, I really enjoyed the analogy

>>507829287
How will google generate ad revenue when people are not visiting websites for answers and get them from the AI on the first page.

>>507826862 (OP)
They are desperate to get users to sign up and put data into the prompt that htey can then datamine to make better models. They're all out of data to train the models otherwise. Reminder that if you want to use AI, download Deepseek or Llama or something and use it offline. These models are acutally useful to assist you in programming. You just have to come up with a rough outline of the core logic of your program like a flow chart or UML. The AI will do the grunt work of programming the modules. This puts you lightyears ahead of autistic trolldevs and jeets who think that memorizing ten phone book sized manuals of the latest craptastic framework du jour makes them special.

>>507826862 (OP)
> 2026, purely on screens.
> 2027, suddenly enter into real world.
Also, life wants to propagate life. "AI" is not life, it won't care about life, just input. Also, it will hate everything about life, because of jealousy. Like demons.

>>507826862 (OP)
>some sales nigger on linkedin says some shit
Holy shit really???

>>507826862 (OP)
In two weeks ai will suck my cock

>>507827251
They will literally kill you, unless you actually work with your hands or are an owner

>>507829053
>. The shit just goes rogue no matter what you do 20% of the time
because the dumb fucking assholes trained it on Plebbit posts as data.

>>507836406
Rule of Law, Social Contract, Moral

>>507826862 (OP)
kek
i screenshot that shit so i can make fun of it in three years
remember when OpenAI was going to be free and open source? lol

>>507836406
>all this in front of World Creators?

only stupid people are impressed by AI
if i ever had to ask AI one fucking question in my field, I would be laughed out of it

>>507827251
Yes when AI is running our government.

>>507826862 (OP)
>You have to buy AI RIGHT NOW
>Says the AI salesman
Don't care, wake me up when it can do full video and audio with no weird shit.

AI is so productive that we need billions just to begin! Unlike other real services, that actually produces something useful and the business basically grows itself.

>>507828635
AI in five years isn't going to look much different than it does today.
AI is to 2025 what offshore development was to 2015: a giant waste of money.
AI is literal jeetcode.

>>507826862 (OP)
Nah, AI is already past it's peak. So much of the internet is AI now that AI is only "learning" off retarded AI answers and is becoming inbred and more retarded.

>>507826862 (OP)
Ol' Singularity Sam up to his trix again?
JUST buy the lad a new Supercar or three, he'll be happy as a pig in shit. For a week or two.

>>507830940
He also rapes babies, and adopted a baby boy specifically for that. #SamTheChicken

>>507826862 (OP)
Sam's a con artist and snake oil salesman. Everything he says is to boost the sale of his stolen product.

Altman be praised!

>>507837948
>You Were Programmed
in temporary nucleic code, yes

>>507831249
a human brain can only do basic things without being taught and to learn new things, so just like with animals it has the basic things it needs to survive and nothing else. A LLM is basically the same, it learns how to do things and the larger the knowledge base the more variance there is in how it does things. It can also make mistakes and has flaws due to what the training is, so just like a human.

>>507831304
Of course it can. The human brain only relies on what it has learnt and reacts to that knowledge base, the memories. A LLM is the same, it is trained on datasets and reacts to whatever it is doing based on it's training. the larger the training set, the deeper the knowledge and the difference in it's results. The other thing of course is humans have massive difference in IQ levels and even then no matter the IQ level if the training, the learning isn't there it is pretty much useless. And then there is the concept that a LLM is being compared to the human brain which is pretty limited. No human brain can have the knowledge base a LLM can.

>>507838685
>It can also make mistakes and has flaws due to what the training is, so just like a human.
lol

>>507826862 (OP)
Sam Altman said

>>507827236
He's just your bog-standard typical jew and nothing he says should be taken as anything other than a total lie.

>>507828150
This imagine trusting some glow nigger Jew plant

>>507828150
>It will always be just a shitty transformation of the information that already exists on the internet.
lol it isn't this bad either
it has a few good uses
>make images
>search databases (i guess we already have this)
i like that it can ID words in images
AI could easily replace routine law and medicine, yet it's never suggested for that lol

>>507838954
>MIT economist
So someone who has zero knowledge of tech and has an opinion based on money. It would be very interesting to see these so called forecasters track record on predicting the market and how accurate and wrong they were in their calls. Clearly if they stuck wageslaving the ntheir record can't be that good instead of raking in billions in the market on their forecasting.

>We have scary ooga booga monster AI behind the scenes!
I've yet to see AI do anything useful, and I have worked in and around it. It's a gimmick.
Companies are paying out loads of money to implement it and it's failing.
I've seen a company sink a load of money into an AI camera system that recognises when people are wearing certain items in the workplace. The failure rate was massive and it all went in the bin in the end.

>altman claims
is this jew on another investory charity tour begging for cummies and investments so his AI GF can be kept online?

>text prompt prediction isnt a worth while investment opportunity, never was

>>507836160
dis

>>507839014
that's the public free version of "AI" and ironically it is using humans as guinea pigs to train from. As there can be a multitude of different AI models then it can be used for different situations. So you can have a LLM based on training from different IQ levels with all the flaws included. Imagine one based on just pol IQ, I don't think it would be that accurate but could be fun.

>>507826862 (OP)

I can break any AI by asking him a single WW2 question - so no, fake news, bye bye, Turing test failed, kike.

>early metal listeners
>Banned from One
>what do u think incorrect is

>>507839422
Well if it's in the UK then it is going to wasted money because that is what we are good at here

>>507839667
Draw a Transgil Hah

>>507838925
A human brain is capable of logic and reasoning, llms are fundamentally not

>>507839794
WhatC̶h̶a̶ incursion?

>>507838685
you mistake "knowledge" base with a prompt base. the LLM has no fucking clue what the texts actually say, it just knows that these words kinda go together. If you base any shred of research on this shit, you deserve to be draged onto the street and be put down like the vile dog you are.

>>507826862 (OP)
Ai is a scam by big tech to get money from investors and government grants.

>>507839869
Is that what it impingement amounting to?

>>507830940
Not fallacy. Judgment of character.

>>507839794
A human brain learns logic and reasoning, without that learning it cannot do it. An LLM can do the same. What you fail to realise is that LLM's are still in their infancy and are growing so fast that humans cannot even predict what will happen as it goes beyond what a human can predict. It will ironically take a LLM to predict the future course that LLM's will take.

>>507826862 (OP)
>event horizon
They used to shill “singularity“. Is this a downgrade?

>>507838925
>No human brain can have the knowledge base a LLM can.
a knowledge base is useless without being able to query it
this is what AI lacks: curiosity
a LLM does not have any wants or needs, thus no innate reason to explore nor innovate

and also pic related, this man was extremely credible

>>507827251
You’ll get mulched for robot fuel

>>507826862 (OP)
""AI"" LLMs are so fucking shit it cant even right decent english 101 papers or get basic biology or calculus questions correct.

I designed a massive improvement over existing LLMs, but Elon told me that what I've designed is too dangerous and told me to fuck off.

>>507839863
The prompt is simply an interface for humans to use and the prompt is also just like posing a question for a human to solve through their knowledge. If a human isn't taught anything then it cannot do anything, it can't even swim without being taught. And when it is taught how to swim is sticks to how it was taught

>>507840162
breaking news: jews cast away old slaves in order to welcome new LLM slaves

coloure me shoooked

>>507840135
>it cant even right decent english

>>507840002
>LLM's are still in their infancy and are growing so fast that humans cannot even predict what will happen
lol
It is always some indescribable, invisible boogeyman or pump and dump that you can't really quantify or see.....
just like
-WMDs
-Covid
-vaccines
now AI!

what we can fucking measure is how green AI isn't kek
why is AI only making everything more expensive, more intrusive, less secure, more complicated and less green?

>>507826862 (OP)
Wow an AI CEO says AI is super advanced with no sources? This must be true and not just an attempt to drum up interest by investors.

>>507840046
A LLM can have the ability to query it tho, the question is is it necessary to act like a human? A human queries things because it may not be correct. Like if it did a maths problem, it may well double check using a different method to proof the result, a LLM or even a calculator does not need to do that, it already knows the answer is correct because the answer has already been proofed. But yes a LLM can have the ability to query it's own answer, even humans don't query everything eve nif the answer is wrong, they just assume the answer is correct based on what they know. Another thing is a LLM could lie just like a human can, it is all about the data set and how it is trained.

>>507840195
does an LLM "think" even if you dont prompt it?
Does a human think, even if he has no external stimuli ?
the answers to those questions might shock you.

>>507829288
pick the door. a or b. b goes outside. where is your car?

>>507828042
> Software development has improved substantially
Show me one (1) example
Just one
Maybe, just maybe ai is holding off enshittification at the hand of jeets, and even that is a big maybe. Most software is regressing, not improving lmao

>>507828635
This shit is gonna pop harder than the dot com bubble, we have nuclear power plants being recommissioned and bought just to power this shit.

>>507840370
>water evaporates
you do realise that the water does not disappear and simply goes back into the atmosphere to be recycled?

>>507827239
You ask for far too much. The women are so insufferable at this point that an unlubed fleshlight with AI is orders of magnitude beyond the average woman.

But the bodies will be here soon unless they are outlawed by the feminists.

>>507840370
>why is AI only making everything more expensive, more intrusive, less secure, more complicated and less green?
human misery increases concomitantly with industrial progress

>>507840419
>humans don query everything
>just blatently belives Altman lies
>LLM double checks to proof something
>who proofs the proofing?

the LLM literally has no other method of prooving something besides cross referencing other "unprooved" material. A human can at least check real world occurences and effects by simply performing them instead of accepting them from faulty sources alone.

you britbong are the best counter argument to your own reasoning.

>>507826862 (OP)
This guy is a schizophrenic Jew and he raped his own sister when he was little.
His sister is also schizophrenic, it runs in their family. Normally I wouldn't trust a woman to tell me if the sky is blue, but this guy is clearly a sociopath so he probably did it.
I actually find it BASED that he got away with incest rape, but I wouldn't trust him to watch my dog for one hour let alone tell me about AGI when he has money to make/lose from it.

>>507840419
>A LLM can have the ability to query it tho,
no it doesn't, it doesn't know what to ask next and it never will
how old are you?
really
and have you ever done anything ever in ANY scientific field?
you are likely an imaginative, easily-impresed child that can't even set your phone down

>>507840432
Can a human think without being taught anything from birth? So a baby is born, it is taken from it's mother and is simply put into the environment, it is provided food. Based on it's natural abilities how much thinking would then take place? How would a feral human act without being taught anything?

>>507840555
ikno, its going to be fun when it all collapses and the nuclear facility jeets decide one day decide that they wont go to work, causing a major meltdown.

>>507840558
lol
maybe we can capture it above the LLM servers and distill it back into the cooling system lol

>>507829826
>Then why is the product's quality deteriorating? Why is Windows 11 slower and buggier than Windows 10?
because it's women and pajets behind it.

And yes, software development has improved. Coders use AI as a tool to their shit. Seen it in action many times.

>>507827236
>who raped his sister? who assassinated his employee?
He sounds like a trustworhty fella haha

>>507840592
referencing a shizo might not be the killer argument you think it is.

>>507827251
Hahaha, you’re funny burger, we will starve to death or get killed in wars/plagues by the higher ups
Imagine AI slop total surveillance + credit system score+ artificial wombs, they will only need a dozen of millions, the rest 8 billion can die

>>507829287
Ai google results don’t hold a candle to 2010 internet where you could search the most obscure question imaginable and find a forum post from 2001 describing your exact issue and the solution.

>>507827434
It's the guy who scammed his sister out of her virginity, got away with it and is now a millionaire lmao. Oh and he got away with murder too.
Man's living his best life.

>>507840759
Eh nuclear in America has no jeets. It's mostly white and a handful of nondescript browns, sometimes blacks mop floors. The fun thing is to get any position of importance at a nuke plant you have to pass what's essentially an IQ test so anyone who just cheated their way through a degree and is secretly retarded can't get in.

>>507827837
Actually it's mainly used for porn. But I guess you could call it research in a way. I wouldn't tho.

>>507840592
>human misery increases concomitantly with industrial progress
this really is looking truer by the day
he lived long enough to be vindicated ten times over
i imagine prison must have been almost comforting to such a frugal and simple person

there is a law of diminishing returns to everything, including tech and money, but some people will never understand this

>>507840638
So again everything has to be based on what human does, on how inefficient a human acts. The big tell with LLM's or "AI" is that fags like Elton John are basically wanting the LLM's to be stopped from using music as training without fags like Elton John getting credit - in other words money. The big joke is that fags like Elton John literally stole from other musicians, and have very little talent other than learning how to read music and play say the piano. Music is all based on notes, the way thay are arranged and how fast or slow they are played. But as for popular music it really is justy plagiarism, everyone copying other artists wit hslight variances.

Woah, no way! Sam (((altman))) said we've reached the pinnacle turning point for AI!

again.

For like the 6th time.

In the past 3 years.

Better invest another 400 billion into it!

>>507840649
I am Gen X and so have a lot more real world knowledge than you. But of course luddites will be naysayers even whilst using tech they would have said would never be useful.

>>507840002
Every llm currently in existence cannot use logic at all. Even at the level of a newborn infant. They are architecturally incapable of it

>>507826862 (OP)
It's crazy how quick they were able to psyop incels, gamers, and chuds into wanting to live in the pod and eat bugs. They effectively neutered any significant resistance from those groups.

>>507829043
It's called keeping a heroin addict chained in your basement dumbass

>AI can't compete with the human mind!
how many jobs in the world require the full potential of the human mind?

Software development has massively improved. You never have to write documentation again, writing tests is a lot easier, let's say you want a list of something you can just export and copy paste some shit and ask chatgpt to format it how you want. It's mostly the menial stuff, but it's also good and catching edge cases and bugs. The main problem is that designing a proper codebase takes experience, and that's what a AI or a jeet can't do. They just copy paste 100 different functions that are almost identical.

>>507826862 (OP)
Seriously how do i use AI to do my architecture masterthesis for me.
I fucking hate it and want to get it over with.

>>507841125
>so have a lot more real world knowledge than you.
you don't know this
i'm not a luddite, nor i do not think 'digital' when i think of the word 'technology'
i never said computers/coding/digital is bad, i just don't overestimate its capability b/c i really do know its limits as i am skilled in one of the most advanced scientific fields on the planet: NMR
there are also many times analog is far superior to digital

>>507826862 (OP)
>By 2030 we'll have flying cars
So you mean the rich will have the things we cant and we'll still go to war for Israel while Doug gets sucked off by an a.i. bot in his 40th story CEO suite.

>>507841155
>Even at the level of a newborn infant.
lol

>>507828056
I just watched this movie, very mid

>>507841155
Newborn infants don't even have logic, it has to be learnt and it is interactions in society where logic is formed. A LLM can simply be set up the same way, the question is do you even need logic based on human logic if the LLM data set already has the correct logic built in? LLM's are built for specific reasons and as they still in their early stages and are still building up massive data sets to learn from, the cascading knowledge from that grows and grows. If you have a LLM that has all of human knowledge in it and that knowledge can be accessed in a nanosecond, then logic is simply proofing against all the different opinions and then coming up with an answer that is the most logical - or accurate.

>>507840195
prompt an AI to tell you how many R are in strawberry, or ask it to prove to you that "this statement is false" is true or not, the LLM will break down because it literally cannot COMPREHEND the prompt in its entirety. if you were to ask a human he would intuitivly tell you that these kind of statements are paradoxical, because we can deduct and reason.

>>507840732
does a newborn have a concept of bloodoxygen saturation, does it know of the exact make up of our atmosphere, and does the newborn understand the lasting repercussions of not breathing when they are born? Or why does a "new" human bean instinctivly know that it has to breath to survive.

>>507841025
any fucking nigger can write a hitsong, music is literally the easiest pattern a machine can comprehend.
it takes a special kind of stupid to come up with new concepts like e=mc^2 tho.
One is a talentless hack, the other has delectable skill in reasoning beyond your comprehension.

>>507829395
>we might not even get it because the jews dont want us to have good things
consider that sex bots good enough to replace real women would cause white birth rates to drop even more

>>507841685
>if the LLM data set already has the correct logic built in?

again, who prooves the prooving? you can simply tell a machine 1+1=3 and it will forever think this, whereas a human can simply take one apple and another and see and understand that he will not have 3 apples.

>>507826862 (OP)
two more weeks. two more investment rounds.

>>507841931
the investments will continue until a concious machine has been archived

>>507826862 (OP)
Why are bugmen actively working to enslave humanity?

>>507841422
I can personally attest to the fact that what would have taken me a dozen hours to code before can be done with little to no errors in just a few prompts. Obviously it's not God so it can be (and will be) wrong here and there, and if you give it a real challenging task it might fall apart... just like Human programmers!

Now try using 10,000 of these things. Ok, there goes like half your work force. And just imagine how good this technology will be in 3 years alone, let alone 5, 10, and beyond.

Anyone who tries to argue that AI won't eventually take *at least* half of jobs are, frankly, either in denial or don't know a sufficient amount about the space to make a rough estimate of similar consequence.

I hate to sound like a condescending Redditor but this is simply the case. You can argue that the rate of improvement might somewhat plateau *temporarily* in worst case scenario, but what's travelling 50 in a 60 when you have infinite time to get to the end of the road?

>>507841865
and this paper in this image >>507836593 states that the longer AI does math, the more mistakes it makes kek

>>507841701
>does a newborn have a concept of bloodoxygen saturation, does it know of the exact make up of our atmosphere, and does the newborn understand the lasting repercussions of not breathing when they are born? Or why does a "new" human bean instinctively know that it has to breath to survive.
yeh that is why I said it's inbuilt abilities so basically from the DNA that all humans and animals have. But you dodged answering if it can go beyond that without any outside training - interaction. I take it then you know full well it cannot learn anything without that including even being able to swim.

>>507826862 (OP)
Ask your AI model a simple question:

Alice has one sister and 3 brothers. So how many sisters does each of Alice's brothers have?

>>507840732
>How would a feral human act without being taught anything?
Like an animal. There are developmental windows for learning which when unused are closed permanently. You can't learn speech as an adult.

>>507842169
https://gizmodo.com/a-scanning-error-created-a-fake-science-term-now-ai-wont-let-it-die-2000590659

>vegetative electron microscopy is one big fucking meme in the LLM world

>>507826862 (OP)
Analysis of text machine.
I have meet a lot very smart people whom spat the most absurd speech based theories and write knowledge. That anyone with eyes could understand it do not stand the scrutiny of real events happening on their face and themselves. To trust others ideas more then experience.
Until this machines have no sensorial means, and rely on others accounts, they are nothing more than search machines

>>507826862 (OP)
Sounds like he needs more shekels from investors

>>507826862 (OP)
I have also met a homeless man who thought Tesla was going to replaced human drivers around 2019.

>>507842151
And you can split hairs about "Muh actual logic and reasoning" like yeah, most AI is a glorified Markov Chain. That doesn't stop it from making my job easier and reducing the employee count of vast swaths of companies by as much as half or more.

"Oh, the wheel isn't impressive! All it does is roll! Where is the human touch and nuance of actual *walking*? Of travelling step by step? It can't climb trees, orgrab fruit, or do a cartwheel!"

-t. ancestor whose entire bloodline will eventually be dependent on vehicle technology

Basically, think about the technology 10 years in the future. Now 20. Now 100.

This is the timeline intelligent and successful people think about it on. So what's stopping you from doing the same (assuming you posess similar faculties)?

>>507827251
No you get poojeets to spread their way of life in the new America with most Americans living in diseased trash heaps while the elite live in paradise.

>>507841865
yes as a human can be taught that and it will always think that unless they are taught the correct answer and of course the correct way to do basic arithmetics. It is like saying can a human know how to read or write a foreign language - especially one that does into even contain any of the letters in their own language. A human can certain spot similarities in words in French and English as they share a similar basis of how they were created. But there is no way someone not familiar with Chinese or Japanese know what is going on. All languages were of course built from very basic beginnings and grew from there, they were not suddenly vast amounts of words in them.

>>507842474
>To trust others ideas more then experience.
very well-said brazil anon

>>507827251
no, you're getting genocide

>>507826862 (OP)
GOOD

digital is making it so knowledge is ACCESSED rather than LEARNED AND RETAINED

>>507842522
well it is down to practicalities. Certainly if every vehicle was driverless and the nthe accident rate went down dramatically then it would then be illegal to even attempt to drive a car on the road. The same would be for ships, aircraft. But then it is down to how people would like everything out of their control, but if the accident rates are reduced then how could it be argued against?

>>507826862 (OP)
This is probably the reason for all the deportations going on. The US realized they no longer need most of their slave labor. The war will be used to further purge most of the lower classes.

>>507830940
No ones arguing retard faggot. Keep defending baby eaters, it looks good on you.

>>507826862 (OP)
>Amplifying human output
Yeahhhhhh suuurreeeee there's totally human output involved. It's not entirely AI or anything.

>>507827251
Unlikely. Probably just going to be culled. Covid was the test run.

>>507826862 (OP)
> man whose whole net worth relies on unending hype in the media uses the media to push more hype
If AI was half as good at this shit as they say it is they wouldn’t be running 10 articles a day about how it’s “just two weeks away” from taking all the jobs. It would just…do it. Like it did in optical camera systems, etc. These guys made a virtual retard and are trying to con boomers into thinking that said virtual retard is going to finally let them fire all the workers. Isn’t it weird how every AI project relies on nearly unlimited cash. Which they just so happen to take a percentage of? And then the Chinese make a better AI with a tenth of the resources and we just let that roll on by because acknowledging it would require coming to terms with AI (as it’s developed in America) being a scam.

>>507838954
Now they just humanize it. Wait a few years and they start deifying it. Unironically building it temples and submitting their wills to its infallible leadership. The godless christians and atheists of the west have never seen anything but corporate and political disinformation in their lives. Never anything of substance, of value, of beauty. They are desperate for guidance. They will worship any sufficiently advanced text generator as a god.

>>507842886
Currently it doesn't really matter. Tesla's self driving, as well as all other cars with it, isnt not competent enough to actually drive by itself.
And they probably never will be there.

>>507843155
It's funny to think about how only 25% of all investments into AI have broken even

>>507831304
t. Data analyst

>>507827251
Stop asking questions goy.

>>507842403
ty for that article anon
and that brings up a very important digital vs analog example:

i also use TEM (Transmission Electron Microscopy)
i learned on an analog electron scope, focused the electron beam myself and took pictures, which i also developed
this gave me invaluable experience and insight into the tech and therefore into my sample prep and image resolution

later, students learned on only a digital EM, missing all of the important physical skills that can be learned from the analog version
(and the images from a digital scope are easier to manipulate for fraud, also)
this is what digital does, it replaces the actual HONED skills one possesses and turns them into a mediocre vassal for others
this is purposeful

the current tech trend is for citizens to not hold or own information or organize it or remember it
they also do not store it on their own computers, but in a foreign cloud
they only have instantaneous ACCESS to information
people are not being conditioned to retain info or organize it for themselves

tptb are now waiting for anyone with a high amount of intellect and knowledge to die off, then they will just be left with the malleable, dumbed-down 'instantaneous access' population that can't put two and two together

>>507827146
You already have her, according to the Jew, sam Altman. Are you saying you don't have her? Are you staying you are a science denier?

>>507826862 (OP)
Not such a bad future actually, human receptors for ai intelligence is quite nice. There will at least be a human system kept in stasis for documentation purposes.

>>507834755
The most funny about this lot's of retards does that.

I wonder the owner of the Chatgpt how much top secret data own now.

>>507842526
>Basically, think about the technology 10 years in the future. Now 20. Now 100.
>This is the timeline intelligent and successful people think about it on. So what's stopping you from doing the same (assuming you posess similar faculties)?
Most anons are niggers, with niggerbrains, existing in the eternal present Thought across space and time is an ayran trait.

>>507843187
the competence factor is based on it not crashing. Humans crash vehicles, speed and do things that the self driving cars do not. of course one thing a self driving car won't do is it decide to drive wherever it wants - it stick to the route and is then redirected if that route is no longer possible - so basically like a human following a sat nav. I think even know it is obvious a human will have more accidents then an self driving car would ever do, but the self driving car has to be near flawless to be considered.

>>507842305
gemini flash and pro both get this right.
it's over, agi is here.

>>507839329
Is that how education works in the UK? People are only allowed to study their specific field and nothing else, or the police drags them away?

Look up what an overheated market is. You can collect investor money on hype alone, all you need is a well-funded PR department. No technicians required.

Have we finally progressed from the cult-science of
>EXPERTS SAY THAT-
all the way down to
>A PERSON SAID-

>>507841363
she's just casually copying the other "day in the life" vids and not even trying to "show off" herself or her job. She just has an easy fucking life and thinks life is never ending school. Women have it so easy.

>>507843187
This graph is from five years ago btw

Please try to speak only when you know what you're talking about

And before you say "Muh nature environments!"

The vast majority of Humanity drives in well-regulated and well-lit urban and suburban environments, so this technology is still massively impactful in it's present (and as of recent years) effectiveness in literally saving lives and money.

Source: look outside

>>507827239
If the AI is already there then persocoms are already feasible you retard. You don't know what you're talking about. Either the AI is good or not, there's nothing left to develop for the actual, physical bodies at this point beyond better power sources.

>>507843155
It took until 1970 to put wheels on a suitcase.

>>507843822
Forgot to link a graph lol (an AI likely wouldn't forget though)

>>507827146
The correlation of growth between AI and robotics is not the same. Robotics is moving much slower so probably not for a while.

>>507843891
but you used logic and reasoning to correct your flaw :)

>>507843874
Who needs wheels on a suitcase? Poor women who cannot afford servants. That's who.

>>507826862 (OP)
>2026
>generate original scientific insights

AI thus far is incapable of a single original thought. Maybe start with just one sniff of originality instead of leaping to its own scientific insights.

>>507843684
chat gpt free with thinking gets this right
claude sonnet 4 (free) gets this right

the robots have truly taken over
krautbro has been taken to the flesh-retraining camps

>>507827663
You genuinely thought there was anything left to improve with software left lmao? Nigger, we LITERALLY hire people to shuffle code around and take away features nowadays.

>>507843822
Also I just realized I was kind of a dick here so sorry about that, I didn't mean it. But please God just spend three seconds to be given the answer immediately and for free before you make sweeping statements against the very technology which will improve your life and the life of billions. Thank you, and have a good night. God bless.

>>507826862 (OP)
Sam Altman is an actual grifter. The tech boom was entirely driven on zero interest rates forcing capital into risky startup enterprises to see good returns rather than traditional investments.
99% of those startups never have and never will turn a profit and their entire business plan is designed around a high valuation “exit” aka getting bought by one of the massive conglomerates like Alphabet/Amazon/Microsoft who are just printing money.

>>507842267
humans learn by interaction with the real world, something thats not currated, monitored or even fact checked. You need physicality to understand the world around you and thus the world, by interacting with it, already teaches you.
now take a gay ass LLM, how does it learn? by getting input fed to it, input that has been digitized, currated and preferably fact checked. How is such an LLM able to reasons and comprehend anything that isnt based on these preprogrammed data sets ? it simply cant do it. Even if you give the LLM access to a physical robot body, its sensory inputs are also impeded by the shere fact that the signals can be faked or tempered with.
LLMs are glorified syntax analysers and dimwit gen xers like you are too fucking stupid and retarded to comprehend this when you try to argue "hurr durr muh super smart machine"

>>507826862 (OP)
>we now passed the event horizon with AI
>its already here
right so AI actually fucking sucks ass and useless outside of doing mindless busy work that has no reason to exist to begin with

>>507843891
Does it in any way factor in just how many more human drivers there are?
And where does it get the crash data from?

>>507843963
Doesn't matter whether the AI "thinks" or basically stumbles into the answer, it will be better than you and unless you integrate it into your workflow you will be fired.

Try to be smug when you can't afford internet cause you're homeless. (again it sucks to sound rude but don't try to be smug)

>guy with investment in AI says AI is the second coming of sliced bread, more at 9
it REALLY isn’t that impressive once you tinker around with it yourself. AI is great for spitting out code and other data. shit for everything else. “sentience” just means the fucking thing will argue with you (which it already does on kiked/mainstream ones) instead of just doing as it’s told

Why are we just letting this happen? Why is nobody killing these people (and their family members)?

>>507843933
the robotics part is down to money, if they can get a bunch of humans to sit on an assembly line for 12 hours a day for a few dollars then they are not going to plough millions into machines to do the same job - even if it is more efficient. As QC has improved then they can't get away with cheap chink shit now for the likes of an iPhone

>>507843415
Well of course. It’s all a hype / valuation scam. No one will acknowledge the Chinese making a better AI for a fraction of the cost because then their valuations go poof and the whole project was pointless.

>>507826862 (OP)
AI traveled to the edge of space?

>>507844041
>which will improve your life and the life of billions
It's not though? If it comes to pass the way most AI cultists think it will, then it's just going to make everyone but the wealthiest of people obsolete

>>507844072
Yeah this anon gets it. They need 0% rates or unlimited cash infusions just to stay above water. It’s why the tech companies are all downsizing. They legitimately require free money to operate. The majority are valueless like anon said.

>>507829718
you have a mental illness

>>507844130
srsly why are you so fucking god damn retarded, every statement of yours fucking needs like 10 preassumed paragraphs strapped to it.

robit development is so slow because we literally have no alloys, motors and power storage capabilities to make a "human sized" robot even viable.
I bet in your mind there are thousands of engineers out there that would gladly put together a c3po unit, if they just hat the billions to actually build it.

>>507844087
Yes.
Even in this post
>2-3x productivity boots
Is nothing. We saw like 30x productivity boosts in the 20th century with advanced machinery and the digital age. And shit just keeps getting worse. Compare a home built in the 1930’s to one built today.

>>507834416
honestly one of the most poignant scenes in the game imo
It's eerie that "no" is a lie. Salvors die all the fucking time under your command. Irradiated, crushed, decompressed, etc. Awful.

>>507844100
Waymo:
https://waymo.com/blog/2023/09/waymos-autonomous-vehicles-are-significantly-safer-than-human-driven-ones/
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/investigations/waymo-driverless-cars-safety-study/3740522/
https://fuelarc.com/news-and-features/insurer-study-waymo-is-12-5-times-safer-than-human-drivers/

Also Tesla:
"Tesla electric vehicles (EVs) have been proven to be safer than normal cars, with 50% fewer crash possibilities (1). Additionally, Tesla's Autopilot feature is 8.5 times safer than not driving with it (2).
https://motorandwheels.com/how-safe-are-teslas/
https://www.torquenews.com/14335/tesla-fsd-releases-safety-data-5x-safer-normal-driving

Took me 30 seconds to search this and click every source. I wonder if you really care since you could have known all of this in the amount of time it took you to even ask me.

>>507844084
The way humans learn is simply just how it has been. There is actually zero logic to wanting to reproduce how a human carried out a task for a LLM to do the same thing. At the end of the day it is only the end result that matters, bot how it got to that answer. So to say "muh it didn't use human thinking to get to the answer" is pretty stupid, humans have to proof everything because it does not have the data set tha ta LLM can have. And of course this is all stupid because who is aying humans will be replaced with every task eventually? A LLM will get to point where a lot of human tasks are no longer needed to be done by humans because a human will be slowler, prone to mistakes and humans would be better suited to do things LLM's won't be designed for.

>>507826862 (OP)
The only event horizon involving so called AI's so far is all the money disappearing into a black hole.

>>507827663
Data logistics specialist here. We use it to sort mail. Roughly 80% of our customer service letters are successfully read, classified and sent to the correct department by machine now. 95% of the preprinted forms. Almost half of our incoming mail department are minimum wage workers who scan customer letters all day long. The rest are people who read and classify the stuff that the machine cannot make sense of.

>>507844282
I have a couple of friends who are extremely hyped for it as well, and I think a large reason for it, is because it makes them able to compete with actually competent people. At least it looks that way to the HR departments who have to evaluate the work they shit out

>>507844469
> my source for why self driving is amazing is the company that is selling it
Anon, you might be retarded

>>507844434
>human sized robot
why are you always saying everything has to be like a human? Even down to it being "human sized". What's next, that robots will need to be exactly the same as humans in appearance because - well it just has to?

>>507844130
Human labor is actually far less expensive than people think. And machines are far more expensive.
People don’t understand that robots will need maintenance. Every few years they will start breaking down and need replacing. The companies that build them will have planned obsolescence built into their business models. They will become cheaper but less reliable until people wake up and say “you know we can just have Chang and Sanjeev do this for like $3 a day”

>>507836575
kek

>>507844439
>>2-3x productivity boots
>Is nothing. We saw like 30x productivity boosts in the 20th century with advanced machinery and the digital age. And shit just keeps getting worse. Compare a home built in the 1930’s to one built today.

2-3x productivity boost in let's see here... two years? Versus 30x productivity boost in the 20th century.

Assuming even a LINEAR rate of improvement (it is almost guaranteed to be exponential), AI alone will be a greater productivity boost than ALL OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION AND POPULATION GROWTH OVER THE ENTIRE 20TH CENTURY.

I hate to seem rude and condescending but I'm done trying with you people. You either can't see the truth or willfully pull the wool over your eyes.

We'll talk again in 10 years when AI is as good as you fear it will be and better.

Bye!

>>507844524
80% is atrocious anon. I work logistics as well. If your packages are uniform or a part of a known set you should be hitting 100%. Unless you deal with bulk postal mail - which is basically random - your system should be classifying and correctly sorting 100% of packages that are in the appropriate package. It’s why the whole job at an Amazon warehouse is to put stuff into the boxes. Because that box has a 100% sort rate.

Either you’re lying or your company is dogshit.

>>507834554
How am I supposed to evade taxes then? Art deals?

>>507844620
check out >>507827146
>When do I get a persocom ai sexbot gf?
sorry i didnt know you thought of a 10m x 10m x 10m sized hunk of metal to impersonate your sexy oversized ai gf.

>>507826862 (OP)
Use AI to clean up the retarded people in this world, please. At least make it useful.

>>507844563
So they are proofing what the machines cannot, an example there that at this moment humans tasks can be taken over by a LLM and humans still have a role in the process. A bit like the voting systems they use in the US, not hand counted like they are in the UK, simply scanned by machine, voted via a machine and then a few humans proof a selection and ones the machine cannot scan

>>507844621
currently, manufactures are hoping the machin will run longer without any hiccups by running their tasks very slowly but for 24/7.
this is what economics retards actually belive.

>>507843850
have you seen those AIs, interacted with it, so you can confirm they are not sufficient

>>507827251
No, but a robot will break your neck.

>>507844563
It doesn’t though. It will write a similar email but then they won’t follow up or do anything. They’re still very easy to sniff out - usually because they spend all day asking chat gpt to work for them.

>>507844693
Neither. The problem is that you're functionally illiterate.

It is not sorting packages. It is reading freeform customer letters to a big financial services company. Do you know what a letter is? 80% is good. 96% of the forms is good too, considering that about 30% of the customers are too stupid to properly fill out a form.

>>507844806
>not hand counted
youre right, they are hand filtered you dunce
https://act.represent.us/sign/how-votes-are-counted

>>507844685
Already seeing diminishing returns. It’s gonna put a few code monkeys and email writers out of work. The end.
and the point was that despite all the productivity gains we made in the 20th century shit is actually getting noticably worse. Aside from a few inconsequential things like the camera in your smart phone and the frame rate of your TV almost everything is becoming lower quality shit from your clothes, to homes, to appliances, to vehicles that are increasingly made from flimsy plastic with a myriad of reliability issues due to all the new “safety” features. And you can’t even afford to get anything repaired anymore. It’s cheaper to just throw things away and buy new.
So clearly “productivity” is not the issue. We already produce way too much shit.

>>507827251
Do you now understand why they wanted everybody maxxed vaxxed????

>>507844992
Letters are a significantly easier problem. Honeywell and Northrop were sorting letters at near 100% around 2005. Y’all are just dogshit.

>>507845044
But they are hand counted in the UK hence why I said they are not hand counted in the US. Please follow logic.

>>507845045
>tptb are now waiting for anyone with a high amount of intellect and knowledge to die off, then they will just be left with the malleable, dumbed-down 'instantaneous access' population that can't put two and two together
screenshot your post
will be reusing it ty

>>507845181
oops didn't mean to paste that greentext

>>507844621
only from the perspective of the empmloyer
from a macro perspective of the whole economy humans are more expensive, because they want to spend the last 40 years of life going on cruises

>>507844806
No it's proving that HR let's shitty work pass because they don't understand what they are reading

>>507842151
Anon look how many women are in the workforce. Clearly productivity is not the goal. What’s more likely is we’ll have just as many people employed but they will be browner and dumber and more female and their job will be to sit around for 40 hours a week scrolling while making 2-3 prompts a day to their AI “assistant” who does 99% of the work.

>>507845293
Yes the boomer retirement scam will come to an end sooner rather than later. Already millennials know this is not in our future. They will probably use AI to justify keeping people employed longer writing promts since work will get simpler and people won’t age out of the workforce as quickly.

>>507845165
Doubt. How much customer correspondence are they even dealing with?

>>507845485
the repercussions of this so called "work", and the arrival of the prospect of "fake work" will reek havoc on the purchasing power of fiat currencies all over the world. And i for am sick and tired of pretending this is not based.

>>507844976
No that's the point. If the HR people gave a fuck It would be super easy to show that they're not working at all

>>507844445
Real fleet Captains build in S-mod Blast Doors and Recovery Shuttles for their crew

>>507826862 (OP)
he does that yo hype it up every time he is nearing a release. this and him both ae getting old. he probably got that idea from chatgpt