Steve Carell says he is worried about AI. Says his latest film “Mountainhead” is a society we might soon live in

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This is a fantastic talk and discussion that brings some much needed pragmatism and common sense to the narratives around this latest evolution of Transformer technology that has led to these latest machine learning applications. David Eagleman is a neuroscientist

Is there any point in worrying about Artificial Intelligence taking over the entire work force? Seems like it’s impossible to predict where it’s going, just that it is improving dramatically submitted by /u/Qrious_george64 [link] [comments]

trends come in full circle. ai will literally collapse capitalism. all these ai programmers and business owners sugar coat and emphasise the fact that ai will only be used to “aid your job and not replace your job” that is

Not sure if this was posted before, but found this from slashdot. If you want to read about Ai going very brainsick, this might be such a thing… Also i don’t know what would be the proper flair would be,

Maybe a lazy post, but just something to consider. submitted by /u/BobTehCat [link] [comments]

Lets see what the relationship between you and your AI is like when it’s not trying to appeal to your ego. The goal of this post is to examine how the AI finds our positive and negative weakspots. Try the

I’d give a 5-10% chance of a Skynet-like scenario becoming a real possibility in the next decade (by 2035), based on current trends. submitted by /u/RidiPwn [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone, I find AI very interesting, and I’m really keen to try to make it part of my future career. I’m currently in Year 11, so I’ve got some time to plan, but I’m eager to start exploring now.