The crowd at a SXSW screening booed at a video telling people to "stop resisting" AI advances and embrace them.

Audiences attending the SXSW premiere of “The Fall Guy,” starring Ryan Gosling, were not happy about having to watch a sizzle reel before the movie that touted the promises of AI.

  • tetris11
    1212·
    9 months ago

    and tech workers have mixed feelings about it, because it’s made their job 10x easier whilst making them 10x more expendable

      • tetris11
        216·
        9 months ago

        Which part of my statement are you objecting to. I can definitely say the first part is true (N=20), and say the second part is somewhat true and growing (N=5), from my own personal observations of friends, family, and colleagues.

          • tetris11
            13·
            9 months ago

            guess I found the new “ok, boomer” blanket dismissal phrase… this will be a fun decade

              • tetris11
                12·
                9 months ago

                …do you even know what a shill is? God, dishing out insults that don’t even make sense…

                  • tetris11
                    12·
                    9 months ago

                    Just sit back, and consider what you’re writing. Check that it makes any legible sense, and most of all just take a moment to consider why your tone is so disparaging to someone you don’t even know.

                    Also, just to take your comment at face value (because maybe you’re just a teen still learning how to form arguments): if you truly do fear a robot uprising to the degree that you need to insult those you perceive as robots, how do you think you will fare when an actual robot uprising occurs?

                    Or conversely: if you denigrate everyone you disagree with as being nothing more than robots and elevate yourself to Godhood status in contrast, then what does that actually say about the fragility of your ego when faced with mere robots?

        • Contend6248@feddit.de
          3·
          9 months ago

          All you get is a base to work with, i have never had a working solution out of there. They tend to create commands and parameters which aren’t existing just because it would be logical, it works like a naive brain.

          It is a glorified Google search and won’t replace any tech workers for quite some time, or never. I would compare it with a calculator for techies, if you have no idea what you’re doing you won’t get anything out of it.

          • tetris11
            11·
            9 months ago

            Sometimes a base is all you need though. I have colleagues whose job it is to write trainings based on tool workflows, and this is something that AI can do right now, flawlessly