I can't wait for the spectacular implosion
this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2024
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You guys won't be so smug when AI takes your jobs
AI has already taken tens of thousands of jobs. Which it's not doing still.
I hope all the creative teams that got sacked because the idiot CEO blew ten years worth of capital on an AI gamble hold out for C-suite pay to return.
Feed that picture into ChatGPT and ask it to explain the joke
@froztbyte@awful.systems says this joke flew over my head, did I miss something?
The original post was basically suggesting that AI won’t be smart enough to replace humans because it gets basic things wrong like showing salmon filets in a river instead of actual live salmon. However, when you feed this picture to chatGPT, an AI itself, it very much can discern the difference between the two, refuting the premise of the original post and suggesting that actually we are at risk of being replaced by AI.
both of you are not tall enough for this ride
I’m sure we’d both appreciate being filled in, if you have the time.
The guy is an idiot troll. Ignore him.
someone is about to be!
I go spend one morning at jobsite and look what I walk back to
where are these bozos blowing in from anyway
Ad Hominem Academy Emeritus Tour
K jackass
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it seems like you’ve had the joke fly right over your head
but then given your apparent predilection towards wanting outsourced thinking, the notion of using your own head must weigh far too heavy
The one thing LLMs will always be better at doing than humans is pattern detection.
Incidentally, the best job suited to their capability to detect patterns in large amounts of data is doing what CEOs currently do