The human is also pressured not to be a bottleneck because AI was supposed to increase productivity, and that means more rubber-stamping. That certainly becomes an issue when burnout sets in, what seems to be inevitable in these kind of functions.

Meanwhile some gamers go retro or table top. I guess that number will go up with the price of modern gaming…

Send a an AI to scrape the material.

Supply Side Jesus would approve.

A place has a sign with 5 ton max weight. One car I had would always see that as 5 kph speed limit. Systems can be stupid like that.

One car couldn’t tell the difference between open sky and the backside of clean white truck so it accelerated to get to the speed limit. Maybe clean trucks were not in the training data.

It’s just a preview for what’s normal in a few decades

Tax billionaires and their companies with personalized taxes, set by an AI with proprietary algorithm optimized for revenue optimization.

Businesses saw what worked with tobacco and turned that to 11, while sidestepping things that didn’t work.

That’s why they say it empowers people that already have the knowledge but beginners can’t control it. Basically somebody that controls the dog versus a small kid walking a big dog where if the dog goes, the kid gets dragged along behind it.

And why AI companies push back hard on regulations and accountability.

I mean in the sense creators use “unalive” and other euphemisms to not get demonetized. For the China market, any reference to a certain honey loving cartoon bear or references to a tranquil celestial place are out

picks up dog and yeet them through the garden

Compared to YouTube, it just means creators can’t pronounce a different set of words.

People forget that a checkers algorithm is also AI.

Up to the point that whatever they use or produce doesn’t work anymore because of bad parts, or customers die, their stuff gets a reputation like the Ford Pinto and sales tank.

And funny enough because every supplier has now lowered their standards, it means every manufacturer has to spend more doing checks to see if raw materials are actually up to quality required.

These days they play on rage so everybody forgets about governance and policy.

Whose bread I eat: his song I sing.

It means the wealthy won’t help. The current system and its governing bodies don’t help. And they’ll be shocked when the population is willing to jump to a completely different system.

Maybe not. It’s like car enthusiasts refusing any modern car, especially EV that are on paper much more powerful but less fun to tinker and go down country roads.