How many of the flood of nue bees are really Ae Eye fonies?
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Good question.
The trouble is, writing skills of many humans have deteriorated so much / so fast in recent years, just as machines have increased, so it really is difficult to tell !
The trouble is, writing skills of many humans have deteriorated so much / so fast in recent years, just as machines have increased, so it really is difficult to tell !
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True, but a different type of mish mash.
It's almost formal mixed in amongst shop talk.
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On the contrary, Mike. Like invasive weeds, this AI malice is choking out the good, designed to kill society via a thousand pin pricks...
Like Zappa said so prophetically: "...civilization will grind to a stand still"
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That's what it used to be.
Peoples minds now are being manipulated, steered, reprogrammed.
Even cantankerous old stubborn bastidds.
You talkin bout me?
I was talking to a guy about this yesterday. He said the biggest impact from ai is that it allows any body to write programs. Set the parameters and turn it loose. The biggest losers will be those people that now get paid to write code will be replaced by their own creation.
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No, just whizzled up old blistizz in general..
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That is AI being used for good.
I'm talking about how it will used for evil. Sadly.
It is being pushed upon us hard in every arena. A friend that works at a big bank says they insist on it. Think that through.
Food supply chain.
Housing.
Land ownership.
From my employer's IT kids today:
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AI does not know much about motorcycles. If you discuss a technical issue with it, you get the popular myths. If you watch the following video, the guy in it adjusts his trail by changing his fork yoke offsets one millimetre at a time, and that is sensible. However a bigger change gives a bigger response, and the change is much more significant. Some things need to be done at lower speeds to detect the response, before going faster. With steering geometry, a problem can suddenly arise from nowhere and grab you. It is dangerous to generalise from information from changes which are not systematic and progressive. In Tony Foale's book on handling - he says the extremes of trail are self-steering. I think that is correct. However on this forum, some people do not seem to recognise the importance of braking and accelerating while on a lean. So the sum total of the information supplied by AI, also includes influence from those people. -
