B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for December 30, 2023

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    oldpine52  11 months ago

    And create far more problems than it will solve.

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    Zykoic  11 months ago

    Will end up with The Terminator.

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    Farside99  11 months ago

    Fight for 20!!! Then kiss your job goodbye!

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    jpsomebody  11 months ago

    AI is augmented ignorance.

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    markkahler52  11 months ago

    AI = Awfully Infuriating!!

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    Enter.Name.Here  11 months ago

    Makes me wonder. If there is life out there (or was), did A.I. doom them and take over as it will eventually doom us? Is artificial intelligence flying those UFOs we keep seeing?

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    j_m_kuehl  11 months ago

    Does it flip burgers?

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    GoneFishin13  11 months ago

    No it won’t. Key word… ARTIFICIAL. A computer can only do what it’s program tells it to do.

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    Man of the Woods  11 months ago

    Jobs will be lost and jobs will be gained, just like when we went from the Horse and Buggy to the Automobile.

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    jagedlo  11 months ago

    And be bringing the news as well…westernjournal(dot)com/fake-news-ai-generated-anchors-set-debut-national-news-channel/

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    cmerb  11 months ago

    Whatever it is it must be bad because I heard that the people that invented it said to be very careful with it . Now that is a comfortable feeling ?

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    duggersd Premium Member 11 months ago

    Cali Express has gone fully automated according to a story. Although I thought I saw some human hands packaging the burger…https://misorobotics(dot)com/newsroom/worlds-first-fully-autonomous-ai-powered-restaurant-opening-in-southern-california/Doing the job Americans don’t want to do.

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    eric_harris_76  11 months ago

    Decades ago, someone said that artificial intelligence is the kind of thinking that computers can’t quite do yet. Once they can do it, it becomes pattern recognition or the Simplex method or whatever name is given to the specific thing they become able to do. (But said fancier.)

    Seems to be still appropriate.

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    dflak  11 months ago

    It will definitely CHANGE the job market.

    I remember people complaining about computers. “I don’t have time to learn this computer stuff; I have a job to do!”

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    dflak  11 months ago

    I use AI. It is a good research assistant. However, it is often enough wrong and when it goes off the rails, it really screws up and sometimes makes stuff up.

    The trick is how to set up the question to get the results you are looking for. The more factual information you can give it, the better your answer will be.

    For example: you can ask it, ’What kinds of questions will I be asked on an interview?"

    or “Here is a job description. What kinds of questions will I be asked about it on an interview?”

    or “Here is a job description. What kinds of questions will a CTO ask me about it on an interview?”

    On the other hand, if you can feed it “alternative facts” you can get it to generate very persuasive misinformation.

    I have seen postings by computer scientists who fed AI conflicting information. The AI had a “mental breakdown” and came out with a babbling answer. Where is Captain Kirk when you need him? A couple of the original shows have Kirk talking a computer to death while boring the rest of us to death.

    AI is useful but it still requires adult supervision.

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    wongo  11 months ago

    Aluminum ingots? Automated iguanas? Antiquated insurance?

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    sandpiper  11 months ago

    Yep. It’ll solve the tight labor market alright. It will displace large numbers of people who might have been employed. The results of high unemployment are well known. Buckle up, Friends. The change is coming.

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    Skeptical Meg  11 months ago

    No it won’t.

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    Frank Burns Eats Worms  11 months ago

    Allen Iverson had very little effect on the economy.

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    rockyridge1977  11 months ago

    After AI, what???

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    dbrucepm  11 months ago

    it should be called what it is, programmed random data management, it is not intelligence or even thinking, it is done by an inanimate object

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    mckeonfuneralhomebx  11 months ago

    AI has more intelligence than our High School graduates!

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    mindjob  11 months ago

    Couple AI with mandatory increases in the minimum wage (CA will be $20/hr) and lots of jobs will be lost. Get used to ordering food at a touch screen and picking it up with no human contact

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    tammyspeakslife Premium Member 11 months ago

    What’s next? Robocop?

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    Angry Indeed Premium Member 11 months ago

    The tight labor market is a result of the Pandemic resulting in Boomers retiring in droves or dying and the new “norms” which deemphasize the family. Current trends show a slowing of population growth in developed nations.

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    zeexenon  11 months ago

    Ghostly panel, the 3rd. And AI can ignore your Support question till the cows come home.

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    blakerl  11 months ago

    I reject your AI and substitute my own Intelligence!!

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    T...  11 months ago

    AI Arbitrary ideation…

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    BW42  11 months ago

    For years when I was involved in AI, we had a slogan:“Artificial intelligence beats natural stupidity”I am not sure that still applies…

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    jpozenel  11 months ago

    Pretty close to the name of a steak sauce.

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    tcayer  11 months ago

    How? By replacing the unskilled?

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    rwballca  11 months ago

    One again the problem of a tight labor market is unintended consequences of political action, in this case payments for not working that are as good as working. Look at the consequences of $20 minimum wage in CA for certain jobs; now a lot of people have NO job.

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