cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/73158617
Burn baby burn!!!
“Many in the market feel we have no choice but for it to work out,”
Yes this is what it everyone feels like when they are in denial…
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/73158617
Burn baby burn!!!
“Many in the market feel we have no choice but for it to work out,”
Yes this is what it everyone feels like when they are in denial…
Microwaves have been immensely successful though. In some countries >95% of all households have one. In the US they’re more common than cable TV ever was. They went through a boom in the 1980ies where that number shot up from 10%-ish to 80%-ish. If AI is like microwaves it’ll be considered essential in another 10 years.
If microwaves are the analogy for AI then I’m good with it. In my house today I have an oven, a stovetop, a counter top toaster oven/air fryer thingy, and a microwave. Each serves its own purpose but none replaces the other completely.
If in the future AI is a tool that sits and waits it’s turn for me to use it for the thing it is best at then I think it will have a place.
If instead it costs a subscription fee, is forced into every other appliance, replaces jobs en mass, and accelerates the downfall of the climate I’m gonna pass.
microwaves are tools, but they are in no way a replacement for the stove.