What made me sad today... (2 Viewers)

[Berny5664]

 

[rochie]

Sorry for your loss

 

[Wurger]

Very sorry for your loss.

 

[SaparotRob]

My condolences. Losing a parent is tough.

 

[skyking1]

good on ya for being by his side, Jeff.

 

[cammerjeff]

good on ya for being by his side, Jeff.

I was just giving his wife a break so she could get some sleep, and my wife is still working so she could not take that shift. He felt better if someone was there, even if he was mostly sleeping the last 2 week's. We knew it wasn't going to be long, but we didn't expect it to be so fast. It was still a shock, my mother in law is feeling guilty for not being there, no matter how many times we assure her he went peacefully. I am a bit worried about her now.

 

[ARTESH]

What makes me sad is the decline of human intelligence parallel to the rise of AI. I see people happily outsourcing their thinking and decision making to AI and meanwhile I see my job disappear as all I do will be automated with AI. Others will follow, although they don't realise it yet. I'm really wondering what I will be doing over two years. Alas, still too early to retire.

I'm saddened, thinking about my children. Both doing their studies, but I wonder what for. I'm afraid that once they are finished after all the hard work, they will stand with nothing as a smart pattern finding algorithm is capable to do all that work they hope to do.

That's really sad!

I am not taking any guard towards AI nor "worship" it. For me, it's just a tool, it has its own uses.

Just lets say that most of Internet is either filetered or blocked and VPNs don't work 95% of time, so i give it the link and request for a summary!

But I know it has errors and I'll cross check them personally.

On the other hand, It's really sad to see that jobs are being replaced by AI due to economical reasons!!! Companies claim that AI is way cheaper and faster! OK, but anything done by AI, should be checked by experts in that field, Real Humans.

 

[ARTESH]

cammerjeff , I'm so sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences to you and your family.

Thanks him for his services to his nation.

May his soul rests in eternal peace.

 

[Marcel]

OK, but anything done by AI, should be checked by experts in that field, Real Humans.

We've long passed that. Contrary to what you see in the AI fail thread, AI is really good if applied right. The mistakes in that thread are human, not really AI's. AI is not a tool anymore, it's a full blown worker a this time, and the damning thing is that it's faster than a human. In 10 years nobody will be an expert anymore. A whole generation will be grown up being fully dependent on AI. They won't know any better and they will be unemployed. Watch the world's economy collapse in about 10 years because of this.

 

[ARTESH]

We've long passed that. Contrary to what you see in the AI fail thread, AI is really good if applied right. The mistakes in that thread are human, not really AI's. AI is not a tool anymore, it's a full blown worker a this time, and the damning thing is that it's faster than a human. In 10 years nobody will be an expert anymore. A whole generation will be grown up being fully dependent on AI. They won't know any better and they will be unemployed. Watch the world's economy collapse in about 10 years because of this.

Exactly, that's one of several things that I'm afraid of!

There are clear signs of Economical Collapse for those who can / want to see.

Talking about that specific topic, I would blame AI too! It's not that much progressed yet, that to be without obvious errors. I still see common mistakes whenever I use AI with Persian language, both in grammar and in the vocab. Sometimes it has more errors than a first grade student.

 

[topspeed]

I have to clean up my work shop...it is full of wood and carbon fibre dust etc.

 

[ARTESH]

I have to clean up my work shop...it is full of wood and carbon fibre dust etc.

I want AI Cleaners ASAP!

It's hard to look after every single bead or piece of thread after making ton of Bracelets.

 

[skyking1]

I was just giving his wife a break so she could get some sleep, and my wife is still working so she could not take that shift. He felt better if someone was there, even if he was mostly sleeping the last 2 week's. We knew it wasn't going to be long, but we didn't expect it to be so fast. It was still a shock, my mother in law is feeling guilty for not being there, no matter how many times we assure her he went peacefully. I am a bit worried about her now.

It's what we humans do. We feel guilty about things we have no control over. It's a difficult time, the best thing I can offer is to be gentle with each other.
People get raw and upset and they say things that they regret.
Just being there is so good. The silent support is some of the best.