Artifical Intellgence-the population is asleep - watch the human destruction coming!

[Stargazer99]

I predict is going to be a lot of financial damage to a deep degree until the common man has been put through tremendous damage because business rules the country not the people. Greed will rear its ugly head like you have not seen before. I hope I am proved wrong...but knowing the slow rate of growth humans have with their egos I doubt AI will be controlled until much damage has occurred.

[CentralMass]

1. We are doomed.

[Stargazer99]

2. Unless the common man puts some controls on it like Microsoft expressed

[CentralMass]

3. I fear that it is going to rapidly displace jobs.

[Stargazer99]

7. the general public is not even thinking of how we as a nation are going to cope with

the job losses. I for one am damn sick and tired of talking to some computer program in a business phone when they are not even capable of solviing my problem but business can have more profit if they don't have to pay employees and who gives a damn if their computer program can only repeat itself and not solve something not in its programing. I have called Comcast here in the Northwest and the first thing you get is a canned computer program and if your problem is not in their programing you will play with the phone call for several minutes until it dawns on the computer program it cannot help you.

[Stargazer99]

9. Due to our social structure I predict there is going to be more robbery and killing

just so people can survive...Sometimes I wonder if this is not being expressed now by more killing than I ever saw in 1950. Maybe there is more stress and hopelessness and some people get angry at powerlessness and pain and act out in anger. Blind as bats because it not in a lot of people's lives yet. I have a saying that there is nothing like a taste of your own medicine to cure you of ignorance and selfishness. Maybe when more people suffer with the financial set up the general public will finally understand personally.

[Stargazer99]

4. Only if the common man does not control AI so as not to damage others

business is not going to do it

[barbaraann]

5. I posted earlier that it takes AI 2 seconds to do what my husband needs six months to do.

Programming.

Well, we are not asleep about AI, but we don't have a clue how to prepare the grandkids.

[CentralMass]

8. That is a perfect example. I suspect it will be one of the first a areas to be hit.

I'm 63 and was hoping to make it to full retirement but I an doubtful thwt I'll make it.

[barbaraann]

10. I do hope you make it. n/t

[Brenda]

6. I agree but the population is asleep on a whole lot more.

Climate change is literally happening before their eyes yet many of them think it's just bad weather.

There will be many coming here to inform you that you are just a Chicken Little or perhaps The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Lots and lots of people are in denial and will awaken really soon, not in 20, 50 or 100 years but more like during the next American president's term. Whoever gets that job is in for a hell of one.

Don't worry, go shopping!

[bucolic_frolic]

11. military automation

wars will be more lethal or predictable, but hopefully shorter or less destructive.

[TheBlackAdder]

12. Uh, OH!

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[Mme. Defarge]

13. This is why I drink ...

🙀🍸🙏🏻

[Brenda]

14. Example of AI fucking with humans

We Could Power The Entire World By Harnessing Solar Energy From 1% Of The Sahara

https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2016/09/22/we-could-power-the-entire-world-by-harnessing-solar-energy-from-1-of-the-sahara/?sh=70dd971ed440

Could the world feasibly switch to all-nuclear power generation? If so, would that be a good counter to global warming? originally appeared on Quora: the knowledge sharing network where compelling questions are answered by people with unique insights.

Answer by Mehran Moalem, PhD, UC Berkeley, Professor, Expert on Nuclear Materials and Nuclear Fuel Cycle, on Quora:

I have taught courses in Nuclear Engineering and a few seminar courses in alternative energies. I also worked for two years starting up six solar factories around the globe. In spite of my personal like for nuclear engineering, I have to admit it is hard to argue for it. Here is the simplified math behind it.

WHAT IN THE FUCK IS THAT?

[edisdead]

15. Still waiting for the fallout from Y2K

[MustBeTheBooz]

16. I'll be back!