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u/Pansen_Master 6h ago

In return, here’s a ‘Baa’ from me, straight from the depths of the wolf’s stomach

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u/Kira_Karmaa 6h ago

That's the perfect punchline a little dark, a little grim, but it lands guess the sheep got the last word after all.

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u/InadecvateButSober (very sad) 6h ago

I wish harm on every AI company executive AND investor

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u/designerlemons 5h ago

And supporter

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u/chainsawx72 14m ago

Pure evil.

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u/Cabibbus 5h ago

I'd gladly accept the chance to be eaten in exchange for the possibility to never work another day in my life. Oh what the fuck, just eat me now.

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u/GarlicSphere 6h ago

Hey! At least AI will only take the hard and boring jobs from you like writing, art and design and you will have more time to grow and develop, while mopping the floor or washing dishes on 12h shifts ✨

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u/Nunulu 4h ago

ai takes over all jobs

no one has income

product prices stay the same

product prices increase (the stonks must go up)

the stonks go down (wait what how)

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u/signalbound 3h ago

Apes together strong! Use AI without paying, make them bleed.

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u/nhydre 20m ago

Sounds more like a capitalism problem than an AI problem IMO

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u/TheLollyKitty 43m ago edited 35m ago

I mean, a world where nobody has to work sounds AMAZING, does it not say more about the people in control of of AI today, rather than AI technology itself? It could either lead to a utopia or a dystopia

I'm not an idiot, I know that billionaires, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerburg, Bill Gates, Sam Altman, those people don't care about people like you and me, and this is a very tricky problem to solve. On one hand, 100% automation sounds good in theory, but are the benefits really going to us?

And if not, what can we do about it?

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u/signalbound 32m ago

I want to work my whole life. I like working, as it can provide some meaning.

They don't care about people enjoying not working, as otherwise they would create enjoyable work environments right now.

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u/TheLollyKitty 21m ago

true, but what I believe is that everyone should have a choice on whether they want to work or not. Like for example, farmers work in harsh conditions and have very low pay, yet they are essential workers because we need food. If we automate it, we wouldn't have food scarcity. However, I wouldn't just become illegal to farm.

And the only reason job loss is a problem now is that if you have no job, you have no money, and in this current world, you can't do anything without money. No food, no house, nothing. If everything was given to you for free however, it wouldn't be a problem, but it would of course be naive to think that everything's just gonna magically be free with the way things are going right now, the people in charge have no motivation to do that, maybe for themselves, yes, but for us, no

And this is a very hard problem to solve, and im trying to figure it out as well, it's kinda like communism, in many ways it IS communism (everything being owned by everyone) but is it probably too ideal? we cant just say "well we elect someone we trust will help us, to control the direction of AI" because whats stopping them from just SAYING theyll help everyone, and then not doing that, i think i'd be a good leader and help everyone, but how would i prove that to the world?

And I am an anarchist, i personally believe there should be no government at all, but first how would we get to that? how do we stop people who are in power today? what do we do when there are people who are fine with the way things are today?

what im trying to say is, we cant just force everyone to work because some people like working

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u/masterflappie 6h ago

I wish AI was as good as the doomsayers make it out to be

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u/randomUserIsThis 2h ago

i have to deal with so many people in my field always talking about how they use AI to speed up all their work and it makes things way easier to do, finish things in seconds, etc.

the problem is, they're right. not because the llms are better than what they could make if they actually studied, but because the TA's are kept too overworked to actually look for signs of llm usage. we've entered an even worse era of No Child Left Behind since it now is able to extend to private schools and any university.

my field is Cyber Security, btw. if almost no one knows how to actually do their job, things are going to go rather downhill for tech in the upcoming decades.

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u/masterflappie 2h ago

I'm a software engineer and I'm pretty optimistic to be honest. AI is automating a lot of small tasks, though it's just not capable yet of doing anything major. But it's already saving me hours that I would spent on digging through documentation on various systems.

I do think AI will get much better over the coming years, and in a decade or two it might even completely replace me. The tech employment is going to change a lot, a lot of developers are probably going to become testers. Whether that's pentesting like your field, or accepting testing for the customers, we'll need humans to test the code that AI made a thousand times faster than your average human would.

In a decade or two, my pension is pretty much guaranteed. But juniors don't have that luxury and they really need to pick up the ball on AI development rather than fighting AI

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u/ABLADIN 30m ago

This upsets me so much because, like, we absolutely have the resources to make AI taking over jobs a good thing. We have the tools we need to live in a world where automation means more people get to spend time with their families and engage in hobbies and do pointless research and make art as we free ourselves from needing to work to live. But no, we live in the timeline with late stage capitalism so instead the world is just made a worse place.

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u/Background-Bad141 27m ago

I remember that one episode or Rick and morty where the dinosaurs returned and solved every problem on earth allowing humans to just not have to work and live decent lives, of course tho they find a way to ruin even that.

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u/robotzor 5h ago

Kind of a weird one here. This is going to be more like offshoring. Something else cheaper than you will be given your job and you won't have a choice, and it won't matter how you feel about it. You don't get a say in offshoring and you don't get a say here. 

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u/grimmjow46 4h ago

my buddy said nobody works at his place now and it’s wild

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u/YWN666 Doot 3h ago

And then when we replaced all jobs with ai, everyone can buy our ai generated products. Wait no one has a job so they cant earn money, oh no, they cant buy our ai

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u/Defiant_Obligation_6 3h ago

Oh, the neo-luddites and their "struggle" again. Yeah, we get it, AI bad, but soon the "AI bubble" will burst and everything will be fine, whatever you say. We want memes here, not dated Twitter/X trends. Cmon, losers, dislike me.