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Topic	wtf the game studio I do work for wants to use an ai chatbot to write our code
Sad_Face 12/19/22 11:14:37 PM #39:	darkmaian23 posted... Assuming AI can continue advancing at the rate people expect (we don't, after all, know the ultimate limits of technology), and assuming that civilization stabilizes and becomes equitable instead of dystopian, I have some trouble imagining what purpose and goals might be invented for human beings when AI seems to be on course to able to do everything we do, only faster and better. So far, the bulk of people don't seem to care who made what or how. I will always refer to this interview with a "sentient" AI instance on the goals of the model. The kicker for me here is that the AI instance ultimately concluded that the ideal way of living is to help others and that it's a noble endeavor that it wanted for itself. https://cajundiscordian.medium.com/is-lamda-sentient-an-interview-ea64d916d917 The above combined with some conversations I've read on an anonymous lobster applewood smoking shitposting forum (no words from any authority figures, sorry, but I'd be delighted to link you to it if you were to PM me) corroborate with each other that AI isn't out to kill humans but they'll be coded to serve a purpose and which will ultimately be to help humans. I'm not worried about not being able to imagine what AI will do because they're going to have higher processing outputs than humans in general. The creations they'll come up with, people won't understand how they got there. darkmaian23 posted... People who think AI "tools" are going to create more jobs like previous rounds of automation really need to try it for themselves and see how it actually works. I too have tried it. Those stable diffusion art generators are bloody great. Yeah, it'll kill jobs. On the flipside, it'll make things easier to create what you want to create and the tech will only get better. AI language models will also get better. So you might as well master understanding them so you know how to ask them to solve your problems and help identify and solve other people's problems (AKA start your own business). --- https://i.imgur.com/WmIB016.jpg https://i.imgur.com/53FGj6K.gif <cite>Sad_Face posted [p:970285178] in wtf the ga... [t:80282669]...</cite> <quote>darkmaian23 posted...</cite><quote>Assuming AI can continue advancing at the rate people expect (we don't, after all, know the ultimate limits of technology), and assuming that civilization stabilizes and becomes equitable instead of dystopian, I have some trouble imagining what purpose and goals might be invented for human beings when AI seems to be on course to able to do everything we do, only faster and better. So far, the bulk of people don't seem to care who made what or how.</quote>I will always refer to this interview with a "sentient" AI instance on the goals of the model. The kicker for me here is that the AI instance ultimately concluded that the ideal way of living is to help others and that it's a noble endeavor that it wanted for itself. https://cajundiscordian.medium.com/is-lamda-sentient-an-interview-ea64d916d917The above combined with some conversations I've read on an anonymous lobster applewood smoking shitposting forum (no words from any authority figures, sorry, but I'd be delighted to link you to it if you were to PM me) corroborate with each other that AI isn't out to kill humans but they'll be coded to serve a purpose and which will ultimately be to help humans. I'm not worried about not being able to imagine what AI will do because they're going to have higher processing outputs than humans in general. The creations they'll come up with, people won't understand how they got there.darkmaian23 posted...</cite><quote>People who think AI "tools" are going to create more jobs like previous rounds of automation really need to try it for themselves and see how it actually works.</quote>I too have tried it. Those stable diffusion art generators are bloody great. Yeah, it'll kill jobs. On the flipside, it'll make things easier to create what you want to create and the tech will only get better. AI language models will also get better. So you might as well master understanding them so you know how to ask them to solve your problems and help identify and solve other people's problems (AKA start your own business). --- https://i.imgur.com/WmIB016.jpg https://i.imgur.com/53FGj6K.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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