OT: Until AI Kills Us All
Anyone using AI for work? I’m on a new project that has me examining huge workflow processes looking for a wide variety of potential issues and opportunities. What would take weeks of examination I can do in a day.
“Hell is empty and all the devils are here”
Shakespeare
Yep, its equally as amazing as it is scary.
"The point of modern propaganda isn't only to misinform or push an agenda. It is to exhaust your critical thinking, to annihilate truth." —Garry Kasparov
I have intentionally not used it. Our devs and others are utilizing it within a very structured framework. But I chose to keep doing my job as I always have, learning what I need to know for the job.
It is powerful, but it can also quickly reduce us to idiots if we aren't careful.
greediron wrote:
I have intentionally not used it. Our devs and others are utilizing it within a very structured framework. But I chose to keep doing my job as I always have, learning what I need to know for the job.
It is powerful, but it can also quickly reduce us to idiots if we aren't careful.
For me, coming into an area of the business that I’ve got no experience in, it’s been a godsend.
“Hell is empty and all the devils are here”
Shakespeare
JustInTime wrote:
For me, coming into an area of the business that I’ve got no experience in, it’s been a godsend.
Its going to replace 50% or more of the workforce in the next 2 decades. My son has asked me what professions to get into going to be a teenager this fall. 1. Robot and computer engineer 2. Trade school Thats it. There is literally zero incentive to getting a 4 year degree right now. I know someone who got the 2 year degree in computer science and repair - making $100k plus a year 3 years out of school.
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