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ItilityMSP t1_je1h2wr wrote
Reply to comment by PointyBagels in Does ChatGPT have a sense of humor? by Tripwir62
Nope it can come up with novel jokes, just ask it for some. Most of the one's it comes up with are play on word meanings. So jokes you read as a kid.
But still they are jokes. I'll ask it to tell me a funny story next time and see how it does.
ItilityMSP t1_j9yycil wrote
Reply to comment by jfcarr in Archiving your mind, mentality and voice after death. Tell me how you feel about this. by Dimitar_Drew
You need to read\listen to the bobiverse series about an engineer who get turned into a von Neumann probe and help colonize the galaxy, very funny stuff.
ItilityMSP t1_j9ao5xu wrote
Reply to comment by Ok-Cartoonist5349 in What about the jobs ChatGPT could create? by Ok-Cartoonist5349
Are you kidding? improving productivity is replacing jobs. Lawyer needs 3 paralegals to prepare for a case now he just needs one part time to validate ChatGPT output on relevant case law. Soon as it’s trained up he’ll be able to that himself, and have it create the arguments which he then vets. Work that took days done in an hour, charge for days until competition ramps up, minder to bring this up at the next bar meeting so we don’t under cut ourselves. Radiologist hospital we only need one part-time now to review and sign off on diagnosis, before we needed 4, the AI is better than he is at finding stuff, fortunately it can’t sign off yet.
Any repetitive knowledge work can potentially be replaced, even high level work like cardiologists (interpreting blood work,bp, ecg, echo cardiograms), engineering (bridge design, stress loads, hvac optimization) let alone bookkeeping, accounting, reviewing/marking student work.
So much paperwork will be able to be automated, and then just have a human oversea training and exceptions. What took 20 people will go down to one with an AI helper. Will a company keep on 20. It may keep on two for redundancy and crossover training in different depts.
If this productivity was shared across the economy and all workers we would be in a utopia, but that’s not how our system works.
ItilityMSP t1_j9am63n wrote
Reply to “If the metaverse were a real revolution, it would already have happened!” Interesting video by Polytechnique insights by DeCastroRodriguez
There needs to be significant benefits other than novelty for the metaverse to take hold vs In real life (IRL). I have trouble thinking of any upside, and many downsides including nausea, headaches, discomfort from having a headset on for long periods, lack of privacy inherent in such a coordinated space.
Much prefer a huds display on light weight glasses, with no visual recording ability (recording was the downfall of google glass). Either way big tech’s intrusion into life is becoming dystopian, “do no evil” is not their motto.
ItilityMSP t1_j60btg8 wrote
Reply to comment by littlebopeepsvelcro in Researchers have developed a new artificial skin that may be more touch-sensitive than human hands. by patient-Spring-4
A hot stove for one...and a steaming pile of dog poop right through the pickup bag for two. Don't try to do these at the same time your nose will also be in sensory overload.
ItilityMSP t1_j5aan1w wrote
Reply to comment by civilrunner in Carbon capture nets 2 billion tonnes of CO2 each year — but it's not enough. As well as cutting emissions, governments need to ramp up investment in carbon dioxide removal technologies to hit climate goals. by filosoful
Turning trees into structured lumber (clt) can solve this problem. Each of the building listed here saved over 1400 tonnes of carbon vs buildimg with just steel and concrete… Clt structures can last a 1000 years if built and maintained properly.
https://constructionreviewonline.com/biggest-projects/top-5-tallest-timber-buildings-in-the-world/
ItilityMSP t1_j4tlrb4 wrote
Reply to comment by StrangerThanGene in It is likely future schools will view AI writers like spell check by [deleted]
you need ai spell check...
ItilityMSP t1_j0bkv7s wrote
Reply to Five people arrested on domestic terrorism charges in clash at Atlanta's 'Cop City' site by Poctz
Cop city…sponsored by major corporations… who are the police for? Certainly isn’t for you or me.
Brought to you by OPC.
ItilityMSP t1_izluymf wrote
Reply to comment by strvgglecity in Phobos' orbit prevents a traditional geostationary space elevator on Mars, but it is possible instead to build a downward space elevator from Phobos itself by Icee777
Settling the ocean with floating cities and Antarctica are far easier than Mars.
ItilityMSP t1_iwz7ttv wrote
Reply to comment by ronnyhugo in Extreme heat will change us by SigmundFreud
Doesn’t work in a heat bubble…same strategy in Canada…In a heat bubble, after a day or two night time temperatures are still above body temperature which is unbearable…throw in a nearby forest fire and well opening a window is no longer an option.
ItilityMSP t1_iwv5qq9 wrote
Reply to Extreme heat will change us by SigmundFreud
Sorry, I took a wrong turn, I didn't know r/futurology has merged with r/collapse. I guess the future is r/collapse.
ItilityMSP t1_iwv35kf wrote
Reply to comment by screechplank in Dashcam footage prompts FBI evaluation - Video shows officers striking suspect on the ground by daddynexxus
They don't want people who question the status quo.
ItilityMSP t1_iwpz5ic wrote
Reply to comment by chasonreddit in To save the world or to shape a better world, what is the most critical action to take? by Born-Worth-5611
Are you taxed by force?
ItilityMSP t1_iw360t5 wrote
Reply to comment by ContextSensitiveGeek in Rooftop Solar Is Becoming More Accessible to People with Lower Incomes, But Not Fast Enough - Inside Climate News by darth_nadoma
Nice boots you have there Context. I prefer the ones with cardboard soles as you can feel the street.
ItilityMSP t1_iuadp26 wrote
Reply to comment by Otherwise-Anxiety-58 in Robot companions are on their way, but don’t worry, they won’t replace humans by WallStreetDoesntBet
Already does it, but not systematically at the state or military industrial level. Funny hey we pay for our own surveillance.
ItilityMSP t1_iu8bc80 wrote
Reply to comment by WallStreetDoesntBet in Robot companions are on their way, but don’t worry, they won’t replace humans by WallStreetDoesntBet
And will do surveillance for the right price in a pinch.
ItilityMSP t1_jeehos1 wrote
Reply to comment by katiecharm in ‘Vulkan files’ leak reveals Putin’s global and domestic cyberwarfare tactics by boomership
I post anti-American sentiment all the time, not because I’m a troll but because the USA’s systems affect policy around the world and these systems are horrible for most people. Example USA is exporting its healthcare system around the world, this has a polarizing effect on public healthcare systems,like Canada, Britain and Germany, now many specialists previously seen in public practice in hospitals can only be seen in private clinics, where services that were free in a public practice now must be paid for in a private practice. So the tendency now is to defund public services to save costs but for society as a whole healthcare spending increases rapidly. Some people see this as acceptable as service availability increases with cost if you can afford it, if you can’t too bad. The essential export is profits over public good.
Many Europeans and Canadians have anti-american sentiments yet they are our allies in many areas and an affront to reality in many others. Nothing is black and white or brown and woke, nuance is everywhere but it’s in this nuance we can understand each other.