Yeah you’re right. Honestly I just want to get enough money where I can buy a few acres of land, build a house with solar and get a water well dug. Maybe a few goats and chickens

My dream is to be rich and live in a nice beach house. I don’t think UBI will cover the tab for that.

Sounds like a good idea tbh. I’ve considered getting into trades but I’ve never been a hard worker. My decent remote tech job pays pretty well and I have alot of free time. But I know it won’t last after the next 5-10 years.

So basically it should just be an outdoor summer camp year round, with some learning still involved. I’m sure it’ll focus more on wellbeing and play, as well as exercise and sports.

The NPCs usually shrug it off and downplay it. Some of the worst NPC actually compare it to crypto.

Only met a few main characters and they all were very impressed and starting thinking about how it’ll be integrated into everyday life.

And wouldn’t quantum computers help better simulate biology?

Hey there, great question! It's still a topic of debate, but let's break down the potential relationship between quantum computers and AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) for you.

Quantum computers utilize qubits, which can exist in multiple states simultaneously, allowing them to perform many calculations at once. This is known as quantum superposition. They also take advantage of a concept called entanglement, which helps to achieve exponentially faster computation speeds.

Now, for AGI, we're talking about machines that possess the ability to understand, learn, and apply knowledge across a wide range of tasks and domains, similar to human intelligence. Current AI systems, like the one you're interacting with right now, are narrow AI and are specialized in specific tasks.

There's a hypothesis that quantum computing could play a significant role in the development of AGI due to its potential to tackle complex problems and optimize algorithms in ways that classical computers can't. However, it's important to note that quantum computers are still in their infancy and face several technical challenges, such as error correction and scaling up the number of qubits.

Moreover, AGI is not just about computational power but also about creating algorithms and frameworks that can truly replicate human-like intelligence. Quantum computing may provide an acceleration in the development of AGI, but it won't single-handedly solve the problem.

In summary, while quantum computers could potentially contribute to the development of AGI, it's important to understand that they are just one piece of the puzzle. We still need to make significant advances in AI algorithms and our understanding of intelligence itself to fully realize AGI. So, while it's an exciting prospect, it's not a guaranteed outcome.

Why not?

Don’t worry, you’ll get this in less than 10 years

I think it will

Pretty much just this sub

Wow that’s insane they got it in a slim form factor. I wonder if they’re using AI to advance the designs and engineering.

There’s no way it would make video games. No chance at all.

I would do healthcare, even though it could be automated, I’m sure doctors and medical staff will be protected by governments atleast in the short term. Finance though I don’t see any protections

Thanks for a good laugh boomer

Maybe if AI gets implanted into their brains, I guess we’ll see

You think dumb people are going to get smart with more free time? Lol

Not serfs, just jobless consumers consuming endless amounts of entertainment with the little UBI they receive from the kings.

70%+ of people won’t be aristocrats though. They’ll be poor people that rely on UBI because their job got replaced by AI.

They will 100% masturbate, do drugs, use social media, play video games, etc. Most people already do this in their free time.

And then eventually when full dive is cheap enough, they’ll just be in full dive all day.

Of course ideally people will spend a lot of time outdoors, exercising and playing team sports… but I don’t think that’ll be the case for the lower class.

All the above in regards to within the next 20 years.

Maybe once everyone can build a space craft with nanobots or whatever the fuck it may be different but probably not.

The rich will continue to build wealth while the lowly rats like you and me get scraps if we’re lucky.

Many people that talk about a utopia completely disregard human nature, especially of billionaires, aka greedy and self centered.

All good points. I don’t buy into the utopia stuff either, atleast not anytime soon.

Say we do get the UBI, it’s not going to be much. Probably enough just to get by, if even. That’s going to be a lot of unemployed people that are bored AF and will crave some type of purpose. I can see huge anti-AI movements and most likely violence to come.

FUCK EM

Our prediction systems in our minds are just better I guess. I’ve told people about all the progress AI has made and many think it’s cool, but the thinking stops there. They don’t even try to think about the future will look like.

Idk when I watch movies I almost always predict the plot or what will happen next (except for really unpredictable plots) and my SO is like how did you know that.

Some people are just better at seeing what comes next. I don’t think we’re that special but I mean probably like 30% of people think this way, if I had to guess.

One example is someone seeing text to image generators. Most people say wow that’s cool and the thinking stops there. But for ‘us’ we’re like oh man once they get text to video, text to video games… that shit is going to be wild. And the other people it didn’t even cross their minds.

When is the liquid available for injection?

What if I have really interesting story ideas but I’m too lazy to write it all. Couldn’t I string together a story with the help of AI? I don’t see why I couldn’t if I prompt well enough

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