Just like in Strange Days
Cyberpunk is so prescient

>>213531566 (OP)
>tfw you sneeze and damage a hundred dollars of inventory and cause thousands of dollars of repairs for the jewbot.

Sleep Dealer

>>213531566 (OP)
Surely an AI can already do a better job for less.

>>213532515
japs are trapped in the early 90s. Bipedal robots doing everything still seems logical to them.

>>213532515
AI is competely fake and gets new iterations to drive up (((stock))) price.

>>213532515
It can't. Sam Altman himself said AI can be trained to do white collar work where they can simulate writing an email a thousand times a second, and it learns in about a year after a trillion trial and error attempts. But it would take weeks for that same AI to practice picking up a water bottle a thousand times

Do they get docked if they drop a bottle? I bet that robot doesnt have the articulation to pick it up off the floor.

>Dramatic increase in supermarket rapes in Japan: women reported bleeding from rectum and vagina after a string of violent attacks by unknown perpetrator

I don't get it why can't he just stock the shelves himself in person?

>>213532900
Because he lives in India

>>213532646
It's going to get investment because whichever company makes that one special AI application will end up bigger than google. Right now they are trying to prove they are that company by continuously putting out new things even if not the 'killer app'.

>>213532900
Japanese people don't have cars :(

>>213533387
It will never happen. They're just stacking copyright infringing algorithms one on top of another and the content they're stealing is yours.

man i could have done like 15 bottles in the time it took him to do 1. lame technology

>>213531708
Or a cat attaches itself to your ear like that nintendo fella.

>>213532900
Aldi solved the problem long ago
everything gets prepacked in boxes at the factory which are then simply dumped in the shelves
no fuss, little work and smart customers can use empty boxes instead of shopping bags

>>213533490
shut up baka gaijin robot is future

>>213532647
>Sam Altman himself

lol.


>>213532515
There is no need for an AI per se. Just basic machine like the one in assembly lines.

>>213533478
They've also scraped the entire internet multiple times already and have run out of training material. Any new training material will be be rare and tainted by AI.
It's basically ogre. They can tweak their algorithms all they want but the well is dry

>>213533565
aldi is one of the bigger chains that does that, however, there are many little chains and non chain shops that do that too.

I can only wait

>>213531566 (OP)
No wonder they pay him three bucks with that speed.

>>213532646
you know very little about the world

>>213532647
>>213532515
>every model ends up developing an error rate so high it takes more time looking for errors than the time saved
seems like ai is actually shit

>>213531566 (OP)
bro is gonna have to work 24 hour shifts at that speed

>>213532515
>Surely an AI can already do a better job for less.

>>213533708
Yeah, no. This is classic doomer cope. The "ran out of training data" meme assumes the only content worth training on is what was indexed in some 2010-era Google snapshot. The internet isn’t static—every single day, millions of words of human-made text, code, and media get posted. News articles, forum posts, research papers, obscure blog essays, Discord rants in niche hobby servers—most of it never touched the early scrapes.

The real bottleneck isn’t quantity, it’s quality. Models don’t need all text, they need the right text. You can feed a model endless Reddit sludge and it’ll just get better at generating Reddit sludge. And "AI-tainted" data isn’t the apocalypse people imagine—if you know how to detect and weight it, it’s just another dataset type. Synthetic training has already been used to make models better at specific skills, and it’s one way models can self-improve without human output scaling with their hunger.

Algorithm tweaks absolutely matter too. Data efficiency, retrieval-augmented generation, mixture-of-experts—these make models less reliant on just brute-forcing more tokens. This isn’t 2019 where the only way forward is "bigger hammer, bigger pile of text." The "dry well" narrative is just people LARPing as digital archaeologists mourning the last web ring. The real well isn’t dry—it’s just a different well now, and the bucket’s gotten smarter.

When are we going to start rounding up tech nerds for making the world so hellish

>>213534080
In about two more weeks, or so I hope

>>213533731
it should be more common
stacking jobs are a crime against humanity

>>213531708
Make it so you have to hold a button for it to register your movements. You think they made fucking robots and didn’t think of this one glaring issue? You’re not as smart as you think you are.

>>213533909
>System Shock, but SHODAN is a dumb gyaru bimbo
fund it

>>213532651
They will have a broombot on call.

Robots cant replace actual human interaction

>>213534579
Zoomers don’t like making small talk so actually robots can replace them.

>>213534664
can't make tiktoks doe

>>213534080
It was over when we didnt kill the early adopters of steam power

>>213534771
You’ll have plenty of time for that when you’re unemployed.

>>213531566 (OP)
What happens if you drop something? I there a button that makes the robot say "I need an adult"

What was that company that advertised their ai to help you with shit and it turned out to just be offices full of indians typing out responses? Thats where ai is at, currently