Interesting lecture from my former college professor esteemed academic Martin Hilbert on development of generative AI
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How will the rising tide of Western leadership deal with AI DEVELOPMENT
My biggest worry right now is that there will be less support to help people adapt to current changes, which is leading to an increase in homelessness and poverty on an unprecedented scale. Some people are even calling this the second Gilded Age. We ne…
Unfortunately Venice AI is pretty bad, I like the intention behind it but it is horrible. What are some good anonymous chat bots that don’t track your data but are also functional?
Here's the thing after using Chatgpt I am spoiled, when I try to use other chat bots it feels like using multiple generational old technology. All of these other companies simply can't keep up with the progress and so when you use these old ch…
Realizations about artificial intelligence, how to prepare for AGI in the ways that truly matter
First and foremost, whether it happens in 5, 10, or 20 years, AGI will eventually come. Yes, you might lose your job, or you might find yourself in financial trouble. We’ve already seen the first major strike driven by fears of automation. Ports in Chi…
Very interesting article for those who studied computer science, computer science jobs are drying up in the United States for two reasons one you can pay an Indian $25,000 for what an American wants 300K for, 2) automation. Oh and investors are tired of fraud
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AI Isn’t God: Why We Must Redefine Human Value in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence is not God ( or godlike). I want to be very clear about this. Over the next five years, I believe people will start referring to AI as God-like(or greater than human), and this is because it can do things that have taken others …
Isaac Asimov, Psychohistory, and Societal Crises as relation to Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
If you've ever read Isaac Asimov's Foundation trilogy, then you're likely familiar with the concept of Psychohistory. Psychohistory suggests that over long periods, civilizations face recurring crises. These crises have the potential to eit…
So I’ve been talking to different professors about the AI transformation and they’ve all been very clear that there will be an upcoming crisis my question is when do you think that crisis is going to hit the labor market?
So Peter zehan seems to think that the robotic labor crisis will happen around 20 40 but it seems like there will still be a prior crisis with AI and the labor market that's likely to hit within the next 5 years. Some people are claiming this crisi…