Row 15299

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As opposed to what, pack up capitalism?

This was a "eureka" moment, and it will empower humanity. And that 100% means we need less people for the same level of empowerment, at many levels. It's become clear an AI can be trained to be "good enough" across most tasks, and it's only getting better/cheaper/faster in the near term. As we scaffold the solutions to allow it to perform better tricks, jobs are going to disappear, globally. It's arguably the biggest job killer in history, and right as the world is entering a sustained global recession, and things getting less habitable from global warming. We're heading for hard times, and arguably have been for a while now.

Say OpenAI does full stop. Do their competitors? Do foreign powers? This has always been an arms race, and any hesitation means your opponent beats you to the win and leverages it over you.

I don't love or agree with it but this idea some solution exists to outsmart human nature when given a new tool is silly. We didn't start the fire.

The silver lining is this may empower us to solve these problems in ways we couldn't envision before. But tech has always been unfairly distributed; ex. countries like India don't even have the stable power grid to compete on this frontier, as much as they posture. The poor will suffer first and most, which is unfortunately always the norm.

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