Comment The future of work (or not) (Score 1) 117
perfectly sums up the future of work after AI takes over all the entry level jobs.
So it finally is becoming intelligent.
Yes.
The first question is when will we start to realize the study of AI progression is merely the study of human behavior. Which is to say predictable. All of AI has the human race to call teacher. Woah, AI is cheating to win?!? Peer closely into the sarcasm detector. You’ll find my shocked face.
Which means that it is not one bit better, or more accurate than humans, and we're just going to get served the same kind and level of bullshit that humans hand out.
Yes, maybe. BUT - you won't have to pay for their medical coverage, give them vacations or parental leave, or help fund their retirement.
Stellantis already has a very bad reputation.
"Consumer Reports Findings: In a study analyzing over 150,000 vehicles from model years 2014 to 2019, Consumer Reports ranked multiple Stellantis brands at the bottom for used car reliability. Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram were specifically noted for frequent mechanical problems and costly repairs. In contrast, brands like Lexus and Toyota secured top positions for reliability."
"Consumer Reports Findings: In a study analyzing over 150,000 vehicles from model years 2014 to 2019, Consumer Reports ranked multiple Stellantis brands at the bottom for used car reliability. Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram were specifically noted for frequent mechanical problems and costly repairs. In contrast, brands like Lexus and Toyota secured top positions for reliability."
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