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2046: The planetary AI brags it spends more natural resources on machines than it spends on humans. 2126: AI brags that it's reached 100% efficiency in Earth utilization after it's eliminated all organic life.
But, how many businesses/sectors of the economy actually need to compete for marketshare? we assume it's nearly all of them. if that were the case, we'd see AI taking over much quicker.
Why would you brag about something that dystopian while also ensuring people know that you don't know how your product looks from the inside?
The argument that AI guys are making about the coming mass unemployment goes like this: those companies that are spending on AI rather than humans may have a huge competitive advantage that allows them to take marketshare from human run companies and thus there's less and less demand for human labor. But, how many businesses/sectors of the economy actually need to compete for marketshare? we assume it's nearly all of…
https://blogs.uca.edu/sherring2/2024/08/02/the-most-expensiv...
The argument that AI guys are making about the coming mass unemployment goes like this: those companies that are spending on AI rather than humans may have a huge competitive advantage that allows them to take marketshare from human run companies and thus there's less and less demand for human labor. But, how many businesses/sectors of the economy actually need to compete for marketshare? we assume it's nearly all of…
That reliance on third-party AI is a huge risk, just saying.
How many humans could you pay for $300,000 a month and not have quality & reliability degrade like this?
0: https://xcancel.com/JustJake/status/2030063630709096483#m
Never outsource your core competency. That reliance on third-party AI is a huge risk, just saying.