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Instructions unclear, accidentally learned HTML for use in making a homebrew D&D document
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"do you think cyber sec-" looks up
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Active learning over passive learning....100%
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The way he perked up at cyber SE- made me think we were both ready to hear something else
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Pascal's Wager but about AI instead of dying was not what I expected to see today
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The AI took my wife and kids
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Good argument for learning in general, not so much for learning specific things. From a purely pragmatic standpoint (which, of course, isnât how humans work, but it is what the argument in the video is based on), while learning -> AI stealing and learning -> AI not stealing are both positive outcomes, one is significantly more positive than the other. The logical conclusion of this is that you should aim to learn a subject AI is less likely to replace, which is kind of the opposite of the implication in the video. Whether that conclusion is true or not, it is a flaw in the argument as given.
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The issue with automation is that it is currently being treated as a vehicle for wealth consolidation, rather than as an assisting tool to give humans more free time to explore the arts and explore deeper, more meaningful experiences and relationships. This is because the people that drive these business decisions have a material interest only in how they can increase their stock price. If human well-being suffers for it, they don't care because they are wealthy enough to be insulated from the consequences.
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I'm not worried that I'll be replaced by AI because it's better than me
I'm worried my boss will compare my paycheck to a subscription to ChatGPT and decide to lay off my entire department đ
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The weird thing with AI is that people seem to treat it differently to all other modern automation.
It's no bigger of an employment apocalypse as anything else going on. If you get a job out of school and never learn anything beyond that Someone will automate your job eventually. If it's not AI, it's a build engineer, or a tools programmer, an art pipeline, or a software package.
As long as you are staying even somewhat up to date with technology, you won't be automated out of your job, you'll always be years ahead. It has been that way forever and I don't see it changing any time soon.
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While I know what he means, âinvest in yourselfâ sounds like some LinkedIn lunatic shit.
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Slowly starving to death as i attempt to learn how to stop losing my job
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Working in retail. Iâve seen some AI crap on product. Canât remember the brand but it was a tent had an AI generated picture on the box. Man holding the tent had extra fingers.
Theyâre definitely out there trying to replace people for sure. The speed at which theyâre doing it is just slow.
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Automation technology will always be a threat, but hopefully it develops slowly enough that people have time to pivot. If it happens too quickly then we're all in trouble whether your specific job is threatened or not
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Moral of the story is to lean things, itâs fun and no matter what there is always a time when that new knowledge will be useful
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Hereâs another thing, if you get into the trades you donât have to worry about AI. Downside isâŚyour in the trades and have to deal with trades people which can be a bitâŚannoying to put it lightly.
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Yeah, the problem I see isnât AI TAKING jobs, but rather decreasing the number of available jobs. That makes the job market much more competitive and puts more negotiating power in the hands of corpos - donât just invest in yourself, look into joining or starting a union so that you cannot be as easily taken advantage of.
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Meanwhile scientists have successfully fully scanned and made a digital program of a fruit fly brain.
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I guess the real concern isnât really on automationâs capability vs a personâs ability to learn and pivot industry, but whether most employers think which source of workforce is worth it. Both in performance and cost
Because at the end of the day what determines the job market are what employers deem valuable
And regardless of how many actual skill or knowledge you have, employers have their own checklists of criteria which has a luck factor attached most of the time
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@CheeseWedge056
6 days ago
My job is safe, because I spend all day dealing with the issues caused by natural stupidity, the no. 1 foil to artificial intelligence
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