Comment by 0c3ca83
11 hours ago
Yes, a little bit of intelligence would be necessary to follow directions, but not much education. We were discussing education.
11 hours ago
Yes, a little bit of intelligence would be necessary to follow directions, but not much education. We were discussing education.
lmao
Go ahead, expand on that. If you have a functional AI that delivers on the majority of what AI companies promise, can you explain why you would not be better off asking it what to do in most cases?
It's certainly possible, and even likely, that AI companies will fail to deliver, but let's assume for a moment that they don't crash and burn.
This is just alien thinking to me and probably many others. You are saying that you are willing to submit your whole agency to an AI because it makes better decisions? What makes the life worth living then?
I am so confused by this. Why does the existence of an AI that can tell you what to do mean that knowledge is useless? This is like saying teaching calculus to children is useless because every integral they can solve has been solvable by WolframAlpha since 2009.
Why bother learning drawing at all, if an AI can draw better than you? Presumably because you, yourself, want to draw.