AI Will Replace Everyone

Right now it looks stupid and nonsensical, but that's because this tech is still in its embryonic phase. Remember that AI robot who learned to walk on its own? At the beginning it was a disaster, couldn't even stay upright. In a few weeks it could run on a tight rope better than an acrobat. Infinite entertainment procedurally generated by AIs will unironically be the future of tv and probably of movies as well. Human producers are already using the same strategy: find a formula that sells tickets and repeat it ad nauseam. Why wouldn't an AI be able to do it? Plots and characters generated in a few seconds, virtual actors copied from real ones like deepfakes videos, and in just a few hours you can have a new HD movie indistinguishable from the current norm. They will prolly allow anyone to make their own movie. You enter your desired elements in a prompt, stuff like "action movie, Bruce Willis, A Hard to Die sequel, biological weapon, car chases, the enemy is a telepathic communist monkey, and also Bruce fucks Anya Taylor Joy for 30 minutes", and the AI will give you exactly that. And then Virtual Reality (actual VR, immersive, stimulating all your senses, not just sight and hearing) will be invented, either by humans or by some AI. And it will be the end. We're headed to the death of artistry and humanity. We'll go peacefully, sedated, with a whimper. I really can't see any endpoint to it - it's going to have an impact on society that's going to outstrip the industrial revolution. The only jobs which are safe for now are those that involve complicated interactions with a complex environment (e.g. nurse, cleaner, electrician) but even those could start to be replaced once robotics advances enough >architect, engineer etc - tell it what you want and it will spit out a fully detailed and costed plan down to the number of nails needed >office workers - tell an AI to do the actions, write emails, process payments etc and it will do it error free >call centre - all your enquiries will be handled by a human sounding voice that is able to intelligently and accurately respond to your enquiries >translators - speak into your phone and the person at the other end will get an accurate translation in real time of whatever you're saying >doctors - step into a autodocotor booth and tell it your problems and it will measure your vitals and spit out a prescription for you. Robotic surgery is already advanced, with surgeons using robots able to achieve better results than those in the same room as the patient, it will be a fairly trivial matter to replace the human with an AI >students & teachers - they're already using ChatGPT to spit out assignments and getting good marks for them, a lot of teachers are going to become redundant when everything they teach has been replaced by AI >actors, actresses, musicians, journalists, luminallies, writers, the movie industry - will be replaced wholesale when people can enter a simple prompt and the AI will spit out something custom made to your exact tastes in a few seconds >drivers, pilots etc - self driving cars are already almost good enough, planes would be the logical next step >etc It doesn't stop, the societal changes are going to be so incredibly profound and when you consider just how far it has come in the last year alone it's going to happen incredibly fast

The image is a screenshot of an anonymous forum thread discussing the rapid development of artificial intelligence. The first post predicts procedurally generated entertainment, virtual actors, immersive VR, and the replacement of human creativity and labor; the reply extends the joke by listing nearly every profession that AI and robotics could eventually replace. It is shared as an exaggerated, darkly humorous reaction to AI panic and fears about technological unemployment. EN: The image is a screenshot of an anonymous forum thread discussing the rapid development of artificial intelligence. The first post predicts procedurally generated entertainment, virtual actors, immersive VR, and the replacement of human creativity and labor; the reply extends the joke by listing nearly every profession that AI and robotics could eventually replace. It is shared as an exaggerated, darkly humorous reaction to AI panic and fears about technological unemployment.

• @gentoomemes / 2259 2023-02-05