Comment Re:How? (Score 1) 102
But they won't outlaw these, what they'd do is prohibit companies that use them from government work/contracts and the government gives away WAY too much of our money to give that up.
Comment Hmm yes (Score 1) 23
So ice planets are intelligent, is what you are saying. Very interesting.
Comment Predictable outcomes (Score 4, Interesting) 51
Cybercrime is going to be wild in a few years.
Comment Re:New money? (Score 1) 35
I see. But if we count the opportunity cost, it's not $4 trillion right?
Comment New money? (Score 1) 35
Where does this money come from? Was it minted just for this?
Comment Re:AI will speak Inglish (Score 1) 40
It's like Katamari Damacy but with intelligence.
Comment Re:What we need to be doing (Score 1) 179
You're still here after all these years?
Notably though if we actually run out of work to do we have a post-scarcity utopia, and that happens when people are so rich that there's basically not a single person who, given even more money, would even be able to think of something to spend it on. That's not going to happen any time soon, so we're basically dealing with a distribution problem, which requires distribution (e.g. minimum wage, set it to 1/3 national hourly GDP, the reason for this takes a while to explain) and redistribution (negative income tax, do it as a universal dividend) policies along with monetary policy to properly increase the money supply to not fall behind productivity growth.
Comment Re:Tech Dept (Score 2, Interesting) 179
Submission + - Writer turns down grad school acceptance due to AI misinformation (businessinsider.com)
In late 2023, I began noticing changes in the media landscape. Publications were laying off most of their writers, and friends in the industry lost out on great gigs and started competing with AI-generated writing.
As for the book industry, I realized AI will not spend years crafting a thrilling romance novel; it will instead churn out a thousand ebooks a month. For the commercial side of the industry, that will always be enough.
The link used for an example of AI-generated writing consuming the industry discusses cover letters and resumés, and in a great fallacy of equivocation the author decides this means creative writers like Brandon Sanderson, David Webber, and herself will be replaced by ChatGPT.
Instead of AI taking her job, the AI narrative took her job, or at least convinced her to give up on her career as a writer.
Comment Broken Arrow (Score 1) 53
In about 20 years we will call this a cyberweapon broken arrow event.
Comment Death and Taxes (Score 1) 114
If companies reduce their workforce by 10% then corporate taxes need to go up by the lost tax revenue.
Comment Re:Keeping up with the Chinese, huh? (Score 1) 46
The way psychopathy works is that if I am a psychopath then I necessarily run all those companies. It's a low-entropy mode.
Comment Re: Parents not parenting (Score 1) 119
Hybrid learn from home is not going away
Comment I installed Ubuntu Budgie, Steam, OnlyOffice and N (Score 1) 143
I installed Ubuntu Budgie, Steam, and OnlyOffice two months ago and I Never Looked Back