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Bernardo de La Paz

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17. Unspecific assertions smear people. Guilt by association. What in the ARTICLE do you object to?

Reply to Tanuki (Reply #9)

Thu Mar 9, 2023, 08:39 AM

Mar 2023

Be specific, please.

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Artificial intelligence will destroy 'laptop class' workers [View all] riversedge Mar 2023 OP

She needs an AI proofreader moosewhisperer Mar 2023 #1

That jumped out at me as well Orrex Mar 2023 #7

she goes by 'The Libertarian Chick' lol Celerity Mar 2023 #38

This sucks ... Auggie Mar 2023 #2

In same way as steel making facilitated kitchen knives and swords simultaneously Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #21

I'm not convinced her arguments are substantive. MayReasonRule Mar 2023 #3

She has good points, but overstated Amishman Mar 2023 #31

Change is the only thing multigraincracker Mar 2023 #4

Creative Destruction modrepub Mar 2023 #5

Consider the source. The author, Kristin Tate: Tanuki Mar 2023 #6

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Americans_for_Liberty Tanuki Mar 2023 #9

Unspecific assertions smear people. Guilt by association. What in the ARTICLE do you object to? Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #17

Anyone who writes libertarian drivel is already a bullshit machine. hunter Mar 2023 #27

Kurt Vonnegut was right! His first novel, Player Piano, is about to become reality... Ford_Prefect Mar 2023 #8

The prescient futurist writers have always impressed me. ananda Mar 2023 #12

+1 Exactly. n/t FSogol Mar 2023 #48

This message was self-deleted by its author Tanuki Mar 2023 #10

The AI revolution is over-rated and under-rated at the same time Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #11

A new AI winter can't come soon enough, IMO. I'm hoping for both highplainsdem Mar 2023 #41

Lawsuits are the bane of libertarians' existences since they hope to escape liability Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #47

Exagerated Jazz Jon Mar 2023 #13

Chatbots are obstacles Jazz Jon Mar 2023 #15

call center / help desk chatbots are based on defined scripts Amishman Mar 2023 #33

The first level of AI usage in call centers is natural language recognition; there it's tougher Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #49

As to bots bugging out, AI will not replace traditional corporate software Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #50

The AI of today is not the AI of the next decade or the one after that. Do not be lulled. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #20

I just wanted to say your contributions on this thread are admirable heavy lifting, and appreciated Celerity Mar 2023 #35

Coming from you, Celerity, I deem that high praise. Thank you Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #39

aww, thankies Celerity Mar 2023 #42

Hate and fear of AI is now customary on DU BannonsLiver Mar 2023 #40

This message was self-deleted by its author Jazz Jon Mar 2023 #14

I think the fear of AI is a lot of hype... Trueblue Texan Mar 2023 #16

A short description and a click of the mouse can spit out a new novel by John Steinbeck Blues Heron Mar 2023 #18

The author lost me when she stated that AI will be able to produce a novel at the level of a John Midwestern Democrat Mar 2023 #19

It would be a mistake to judge the prospects of AI, the same mistake as Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #24

The self-driving car moves into language and professions bucolic_frolic Mar 2023 #22

This is the real thing: "fed well". There is one thing that should come out: Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #25

Defining legal superstructure is what our Founders did, & someone still has to do physical work bucolic_frolic Mar 2023 #26

I'd add free education to that list as well, at all levels... hunter Mar 2023 #28

+1. And the payoff to all people is so big from education. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #37

Actually "someone wrote the algorithm" isn't true with self-learning systems Silent3 Mar 2023 #36

when I was promoted to my current job 8 years ago... Javaman Mar 2023 #23

Have a job that requires creativity and judgement. Happy Hoosier Mar 2023 #29

AI may replace commoditized art and music "in the style of" but there will always be a place... thesquanderer Mar 2023 #30

Society would still progress without superstar artists, actors, athletes, etc.. hunter Mar 2023 #43

I think a lot of media people will lose their jobs, and that's why we get these articles Sympthsical Mar 2023 #32

This change is definitely coming, but how fast is very uncertain Silent3 Mar 2023 #34

Universal basic income, now! sarcasmo Mar 2023 #44

+1. . . .nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2023 #51

Society and technology changes. Elessar Zappa Mar 2023 #45

I Work In Mental Health RobinA Mar 2023 #46

I dont think so. honest.abe Mar 2023 #52

It'll be interesting to see how it eventually works itself out. Torchlight Mar 2023 #53

Hyperbolic sensationalism XorXor Mar 2023 #54