unless the generals let AI decide for war
apparently, 95% of "tests" end up in nukes flying
yay
unless the generals let AI decide for war
apparently, 95% of "tests" end up in nukes flying
yay
We are just as likely to see a productivity paradox, where distraction from these tools and time spent double-checking their work takes as much time as doing it via human labor.
That is what delegating to a less skilled developer is like. It usually takes less of my time to do it myself.
There are already cases of supposed AI turning out to be remote operations from cheap offshore labor mills. It even has a name that I absolutely loathe and because it annoys me, you’re going to have to live with it as well: Fauxtimation.
The term I like is “Actually Indians”.
> We are just as likely to see a productivity paradox, where distraction from these tools and time spent double-checking their work takes as much time as doing it via human labor.
That is what delegating to a less skilled developer is like. It usually takes less of my time to do it myself.
> There are already cases of supposed AI turning out to be remote operations from cheap offshore labor mills. It even has a name that I absolutely loathe and because it annoys me, you’re going to have to live with it as well: Fauxtimation.
The term I like is “Actually Indians”.
in ten years you’ll wonder how we got by without it
Doubt. I'm still waiting on my flying car.
>in ten years you’ll wonder how we got by without it
Doubt. I'm still waiting on my flying car.
Wear safety goggles, lest you get AI in your eyes.
Mouth is ok though, AI has zero value (or carbs). Ok, I just hate masktards. But with a passion.
Wear safety goggles, lest you get AI in your eyes.
Mouth is ok though, AI has zero value (or carbs).
Ok, I just hate masktards. But with a passion.