Population control and the future.

[Samoerai]

Sometimes I teach at this company where they teach university students to design apps and use/develope AI. It's interesting to think that a significant portion of them are working in a field where their success will eventually mean their obsolescence. The classes are online, and when I ask them to come up with ideas for a product, they have the AI to it. When I ask them to write a startup pitch for their products, they have the AI do it. When it comes time to write the code for that app, they'll have the AI do most of it... There is very little left for them to do except proofing things and asking for iterations. And, the AI is only getting better. I can't help but wonder how long the training they receive will continue to be relevant, how long before you can ask one AI to do the whole job, start to finish? What'll they do then, open a warung to compete with Alfamart?

Cyber security is still good for a lot of jobs at levels HAAS, PAAS and SAAS. I think.

 

[Helpful Herbert]

Writing code is the one area where AI can now do most of the work to replace humans, but still it is apparently full of errors and needs to be thoroughly checked.

 

[Bad_azz]

Writing code is the one area where AI can now do most of the work to replace humans, but still it is apparently full of errors and needs to be thoroughly checked.

you ca ask it to act as an editor and tell it the specific English you want it to use and then have it check itself.

 

[Samoerai]

Sometimes I teach at this company where they teach university students to design apps and use/develope AI. It's interesting to think that a significant portion of them are working in a field where their success will eventually mean their obsolescence. The classes are online, and when I ask them to come up with ideas for a product, they have the AI to it. When I ask them to write a startup pitch for their products, they have the AI do it. When it comes time to write the code for that app, they'll have the AI do most of it... There is very little left for them to do except proofing things and asking for iterations. And, the AI is only getting better. I can't help but wonder how long the training they receive will continue to be relevant, how long before you can ask one AI to do the whole job, start to finish? What'll they do then, open a warung to compete with Alfamart?

Interesting. I just checked if MicroSoft co-pilot can do some statistical analysis on datasets.
In some cases it analyzes the dataset, but the results are not good.
In other caese it's doesn't analyze the data, but it helps you with Phyton codes (or R-codes) to analyze it yourself. It's a great guidance. Luar biasa!

 

[Samoerai]

In the news today, as Apple presented its newest generation smartphone on Monday. Everything revolves around AI on the iPhone 16.

During the product presentation, Apple gave more examples of what the AI of the iPhone can do. Consider improving self -written texts and making a summary. You can also create pictures. A number of well -known apps such as Chatgpt have been possible for a while. "But Apple brings it closer than any party. It is directly in your device and it takes little effort to use it. You do not have to install an app or visit a website. The way in which we as people communicate with each other will fundamentally change. "

The TechExpert provides far -reaching consequences for the near future. "Our questions to each other will soon be conceived by an AI model, and the answer comes from another AI model." We hardly do anything ourselves, because as a person we are inherently lazy and smart. "We want to get more done with less effort. We will lose something as human beings, the TechExpert thinks. "The downside is that we are getting worse in communicating ourselves. At a certain point you no longer have to be empathetic, because the AI does that for you. ” And we probably don't get friendly. "This kind of developments do not remain without consequences," the TechExpert outlines. "We are in the middle of one big experiment."

 

[Shadrach]

In the news today, as Apple presented its newest generation smartphone on Monday. Everything revolves around AI on the iPhone 16.

During the product presentation, Apple gave more examples of what the AI of the iPhone can do. Consider improving self -written texts and making a summary. You can also create pictures. A number of well -known apps such as Chatgpt have been possible for a while. "But Apple brings it closer than any party. It is directly in your device and it takes little effort to use it. You do not have to install an app or visit a website. The way in which we as people communicate with each other will fundamentally change. "

The TechExpert provides far -reaching consequences for the near future. "Our questions to each other will soon be conceived by an AI model, and the answer comes from another AI model." We hardly do anything ourselves, because as a person we are inherently lazy and smart. "We want to get more done with less effort. We will lose something as human beings, the TechExpert thinks. "The downside is that we are getting worse in communicating ourselves. At a certain point you no longer have to be empathetic, because the AI does that for you. ” And we probably don't get friendly. "This kind of developments do not remain without consequences," the TechExpert outlines. "We are in the middle of one big experiment."

Yea it's like the music now. All done by machines. No more Jimmy Hendricks, Eric Clapton, Lorena Mckennick, etc. with no more empathy, then does that everyone apathetic?