Pickled_Doodoo
Pickled_Doodoo t1_jee3xhu wrote
Reply to comment by Rehk_135 in In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
Some people believe a resource based economy is the only way forward, someone like Jacque Fresco has been an advocate since '70 with he's The venus project for example.
Edit: he died in 2017 but tye movement is going.
Pickled_Doodoo t1_jebsbx4 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Is there a natural tendency in moral alignment? by JAREDSAVAGE
Though I must say it might change things comsidering an AI would potentially outlast us all.
Pickled_Doodoo t1_je5szs3 wrote
Reply to comment by anima99 in What will the future of social media look like? by PhyllisBentley
> In China, we have the social credit points system. We meme it, but it may coming to us all in the next decade, but it would be more on "since you use [app], you can avail of [benefits]."
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One of the grocery store oligopolies in Finland just urged people to stop taking paper receipts and instead start using their app to archive purchases, reasoning that it reduces waste, etc.
At face value, a good enough reason but I can't help to not think about China's social credit and how close that is to become a reality in the west too.
Pickled_Doodoo t1_jd7vrmw wrote
Reply to comment by burghguy3 in Could you train a local AI chatbot (like the local GTP 3 that you can download and train) on things like building codes to assist tradesmen? by jdog1067
Agree. I mean just starting in a field that demands a lot of responsibility, you don't just get to do it by yourself without someone providing guidance and oversight.
Pickled_Doodoo t1_jchm8kw wrote
Reply to comment by fyro11 in No-Web: The Inevitable Future of Digital Content? by dogonix
And with the current hallucinations they get, the one and only result will still give you jack shit to work with a lot of the times.
Pickled_Doodoo t1_ja1142u wrote
Reply to comment by hydraofwar in Why the development of artificial general intelligence could be the most dangerous new arms race since nuclear weapons by jamesj
Roko's basilisk comes to mind
Pickled_Doodoo t1_jeetpca wrote
Reply to comment by Rehk_135 in In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
> Globalization at present appears to be teetering on the brink of collapse.
Oh yeah definitely.
> But it's definitely not the only way forward. Maybe the the most desirable way forward,
Yeah agree not the only way, mostly still just filled with idealism albeit a very desirable outcome as you said. A shit ton needs to happen even after automation of everything is in full swing before anything like it can happen and that is not likely to happen unfortunately.