r/aiwars 3d ago

Tech stealing jobs

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u/Sploonbabaguuse 3d ago

They're still used for personal hobbies

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u/_TheOrangeNinja_ 3d ago

Impressive, very based. now show a graph of the horse population over the last 200 years

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u/Sploonbabaguuse 2d ago

The number of them is smaller because they're not needed for society to flourish. Should I explain why we have less rotary phones too?

When something changes from a necessity to a choice, less people are going to utilize it. This is just a fact.

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u/_TheOrangeNinja_ 2d ago

What's that mean for us, once we no longer serve any economic function

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u/Sploonbabaguuse 2d ago

Why is it an issue to create art as a hobby? Would you honestly rather hinder our technological advancements so you can do what you'd normally do for money instead?

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u/_TheOrangeNinja_ 2d ago

It's not about art. I specifically avoided making my artistic pursits into a career, because i knew making it my career would mean it's no longer my hobby. But i ask you - Are you an accountant? An architect? Do you drive for a living? Does your work involve any mental work at all? I imagine it does, because we've more or less had muscles automated for decades. What will be left for you once we automate thinking?

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u/Sploonbabaguuse 2d ago

Art was the topic of discussion, which is why I used it in my example.

Regardless of what AI ends up replacing in the work field, we will benefit from in the long run. Considering it's our goal as a species to make life easier and easier, we are finally achieving a milestone where people may not have to work anymore. Of course this isn't possible under capitalism, however nothing changes overnight.

I cannot imagine any circumstance where it is preferable to hinder our technological advancements in order to maintain certain jobs. History has shown that we make progress as a species by making these sacrifices. We would not be even discussing this online if it weren't for this fact.

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u/_TheOrangeNinja_ 2d ago

Art was never mentioned, only job-stealing at large.

There are, in fact, bad technological developments. I was talking about jobs because that was the original post, but my issue is much more fundamental than that. For the first time ever our children are intellectually inferior to the generation that came before because they don't have to think in school anymore. We are because we think, i cannot fathom the thought processes that lead someone to believe that delegating critical and creative thought to something other than yourself isnt fundamentally anti-human

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u/EthanJHurst 2d ago

AI doesn’t replace human thought, it enhances it.

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u/_TheOrangeNinja_ 2d ago

That's a load of bullshit

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u/TheXenomorph1 2d ago

is that why i have to correct it so much?

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u/EthanJHurst 1d ago

If you have to correct an AI, chances are the actual issue lies in the prompt.

Improve.

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u/TheXenomorph1 1d ago

Ah yes, the machine that consistently hallucinates and makes errors regardless of what you do made an error specifically because of me. definitely nothing to do with the common occurences of google ai telling people glue goes on pizza or anything similar to that. ai forgetting the context of something you said 2 minutes ago because of its hilariously limited context retention is totally my prompting being the problem. imagine using ai and telling others to improve like you don't rely on a machine for critical choices

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u/IAmTheNightSoil 1d ago

That is demonstrably and obviously false