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This article gives insight what experts think what means if an ai achieves human intelligence or supasses it. Its about the problem to exert control if you don't know what the ai really thinks.
https://free21.org/kontroll-illusion/
its about an actual book from Karl Olsberg and can be downloaded for free:
https://www.ki-risiken.de/kontroll-illusion/
can be translated to english with online tools
Discussion is not necessary if the threads are threatened to be closed.
This article gives insight what experts think what means if an ai achieves human intelligence or supasses it. Its about the problem to exert control if you don't know what the ai really thinks.
https://free21.org/kontroll-illusion/
its about an actual book from Karl Olsberg and can be downloaded for free:
https://www.ki-risiken.de/kontroll-illusion/
can be translated to english with online tools
https://philosophersmag.com/large-language-models-and-the-concept-of-********/
Where the edited URL (which is a real area of rhetorical study) is bullsh1t but replace the "1" accordingly
Where the edited URL (which is a real area of rhetorical study) is bullsh1t but replace the "1" accordingly
I have a question and request for opinions >
I have just bought a new Windows 11 computer that came with "Microsoft 365".
Part of this software includes something called "Copilot". This is AI related.
It can be switched On or Off.
What are people's opinions regarding its use ???
I have just bought a new Windows 11 computer that came with "Microsoft 365".
Part of this software includes something called "Copilot". This is AI related.
It can be switched On or Off.
What are people's opinions regarding its use ???
Same wih me except I bought "a poor man´s Acer aspire3" with dreadful Win 11 (a mistake). Much public disgruntlement regarding Win11 which I absolutely agree. As for copilot I´ve scrubbed it. One can de-activate it from the autostart up on Task Manager.
Time to come back down to earth and learn to remanage.
Le Bench Baron
AI is very, very scary.
The more I read about AI the more I’m concerned about the future of our society.
I will freely admit that I don’t understand AI completely and have no intention of becoming any more knowledgeable about it. But that in essence is the very problem.
The vast majority of people are like me. We know there is something called AI, don’t really understand it, but know it is essentially in the hands of a few people who are experts in it. What those people could do with it without any control by the rest of us is what scares me the most.
The more I read about AI the more I’m concerned about the future of our society.
I will freely admit that I don’t understand AI completely and have no intention of becoming any more knowledgeable about it. But that in essence is the very problem.
The vast majority of people are like me. We know there is something called AI, don’t really understand it, but know it is essentially in the hands of a few people who are experts in it. What those people could do with it without any control by the rest of us is what scares me the most.