[xmichael909]

This interview by Adam Conover, really is a wonderful discussion on the topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8ByoAt5gCA I was pretty amazed with GPT when it came up, but increasingly find it makes to many mistakes. I full use it as a tool in writing code, but it needs to be treated as Intellisense plus, or something to that affect, not something that will handle complex tasks. GPT and Claude make many mistakes and unless they can solve it from completely making up stuff (which I don't think they can) will not advance much more beyond waht they currently are.

[pixl97]

I take this view, a correct one as "Thank goodness". I don't think humanity is ready for a 'correct intelligence' yet, especially one that if existed at the level of human intelligence would likely rapidly go into the realm of superintelligence. Even if it didn't get out of human control, the humans that controlled said AI would gain an immense amount of power which would present a great destabilization risk.

[kaast202]

they seem pissed off at capitalism and big tech. Thats all that interview was .