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Comment Call center as a career? (Score 3, Interesting) 147

I've never met anybody or seen such a person on TV or anywhere else, who wanted to grow up and work in a call center. This is exactly where AI should make a positive impact. But we all know it won't happen. There's no indication that AI call centers bots are getting anywhere near intelligent or even particularly useful. We're still whacking away at the zero and screaming "I want to talk to a human".

Comment No worry! (Score 1) 24

Trust me. Ain't nobody gonna use AI to develop no stinkin' chemical weapons. Or, at least, any new ones. As far as I can tell, AI isn't doing too well at figuring out chemistry. And, speaking as a chemist, the data that one might use to train AI on chemistry and biology is already pretty highly corrupted on its own, thank you.

Comment Another scam? (Score 1) 59

What if quantum computing never happens? What if BitCoin is actually worthless? What if AI eventually leads us to agents of average human intelligence? What happened to unified field theory? So much money chasing nebulous shit. All this complicated stuff that only a few actually understand, though many will gladly explain to you. As I grow old, I tire of this stuff.

Comment Good luck with chemistry (Score 1) 33

I'm an older chemist. I'm seeing little to no advancement of what I do, medicinal chemistry, from AI. Translating chemistry from the literature into a real notion of how chemistry behaves isn't happening. I know, AlphaFold, right? No. AlphaFold was a beautiful application of AI, to solving a fairly bound problem using a very large, highly curated data set (the pdb). Most chemistry is a lot messier. I'll keep watching, but right now it seems that we're gonna have to keep chemists around, though we've largely decided that they will reside outside the US in the future.

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