This morning I listened to two French mathematicians, both Fields Medallists, talking about the mathematical problems solved by ChatGPT
Hugo Duminil-Copini, médaille Fields 2022 :
“This leaves us feeling paralysed and stunned; we are all in shock. We need to strike a balance between human beings – who are capable of developing their mathematical skills – and the new technologies that can help us. I urge these companies to realise that a mathematical tool is only useful if it can be used by humans, and that they should not be driven by a desire to destroy.”
Cédric Villani, winner of the 2010 Fields Medal: “Our profession is very clearly under threat; this will profoundly disrupt the career assessment process, and may even lead to the disappearance of the culture of mathematical research. I am one of the privileged few. But if students no longer choose this path, the discipline will be dead.”
Terrence Tao also seems very concerned (I’d just like to point out that this man has the highest IQ in history)
If people as brilliant as that are worried about their jobs, what on earth will become of us?
Do you think that AI will destroy the majority of jobs within the next 15 to 20 years?
Of course. Humans won't be able to even comprehend creating super intelligence. Super intelligence will come from AGI.
IBM reported that once upon a time, the sum of all human knowledge doubled every 1500 years. They predicted 25 to 30 years from now, the sum of all human knowledge will double every 12 hours. No doctor will ever be able to keep up with that.
Gemini is just artificial intelligence, it's not even close to AGI. I just asked it how long would it take to read the book War and Peace which is over a half a million words.
This was its answer:
"If provided with the full text, it would take roughly 2 to 5 seconds to ingest, process, and analyze the entire novel."
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No, but I think careers will change. People and their homes need to be taken care of. Infrastructure needs to be taken care of. Agriculture needs to be taken care of. and the military needs to remain strong warfighters. I think there will be a substantial reduction in starched white shirt bureaucrats pushing office chairs around. Skilled, dirty hands Craftsman We'll start earning a lot more money. They will not need unions.
I hope so. Humans will finally be able to enjoy life, but in this case, the government will either have to give us money or abolish money entirely and switch to a bardering and favor for favor system.
But they're also saying AI will kill us all by the end of the decade, which is in less than 4 years. THAT'S scaryy!
Maybe the ones that are like entertainment industry like music and art and movies but not like manual labor unless they build physical human like robots
When we reach the era of general artificial intelligence or super AI, integrated with sophisticated robotics, which jobs will be able to withstand such a combination?
If we manage to achieve super AI, then it will be able to do what you’ve mentioned all by itself; there are already tests where robots repair other robots.
When we reach the era of general artificial intelligence or super AI, integrated with sophisticated robotics, which jobs will be able to withstand such a combination?
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Of course. Humans won't be able to even comprehend creating super intelligence. Super intelligence will come from AGI.
IBM reported that once upon a time, the sum of all human knowledge doubled every 1500 years. They predicted 25 to 30 years from now, the sum of all human knowledge will double every 12 hours. No doctor will ever be able to keep up with that.
Gemini is just artificial intelligence, it's not even close to AGI. I just asked it how long would it take to read the book War and Peace which is over a half a million words.
This was its answer:
"If provided with the full text, it would take roughly 2 to 5 seconds to ingest, process, and analyze the entire novel."
No, but I think careers will change. People and their homes need to be taken care of. Infrastructure needs to be taken care of. Agriculture needs to be taken care of. and the military needs to remain strong warfighters. I think there will be a substantial reduction in starched white shirt bureaucrats pushing office chairs around. Skilled, dirty hands Craftsman We'll start earning a lot more money. They will not need unions.
I hope so. Humans will finally be able to enjoy life, but in this case, the government will either have to give us money or abolish money entirely and switch to a bardering and favor for favor system.
But they're also saying AI will kill us all by the end of the decade, which is in less than 4 years. THAT'S scaryy!
Maybe the ones that are like entertainment industry like music and art and movies but not like manual labor unless they build physical human like robots
then only the rich will have jobs
and their jobs will be the own the robots
it will not...
even the minority of jobs that they already try to overtake
failed miserably
The majority? Probably not. But it will definitely have a big impact. Not necessarily destroy the jobs but at least change them.
I don't think the majority no. I think some fields will struggle way more then others, and some degrees will lose their value.
SI has already created more jobs than it made obsolete. Rhe trend will continue
When we reach the era of general artificial intelligence or super AI, integrated with sophisticated robotics, which jobs will be able to withstand such a combination?
making bigger and better robots, maintaining robot factories and teaching robots how to pick apples
If we manage to achieve super AI, then it will be able to do what you’ve mentioned all by itself; there are already tests where robots repair other robots.
Not a majority but perhaps 1/4 or 1/3
When we reach the era of general artificial intelligence or super AI, integrated with sophisticated robotics, which jobs will be able to withstand such a combination?
@julie09 Not at all
5-10 years