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It's been 30 years since the Internet took off, and there are still people who haven't taken the time to learn how to work a computer, or use them as little as absolutely possible.
I predict that in 30 years, there will be even MORE people who feel the same about AI. It's just not popular enough to brainwash all of society.
Can you explain everything in more detail?
I just look at what AI is capable of right now, and fears that humans won't be able to tell the difference between reality and simulation become reality. How do you think everything can not collapse?
It's the new big thing and it's overhyped.
It's not going to be as great or as terrible as people think. There will be good and there will be bad because of it, but just like radio, TV, and the Internet, once AI finds it's place in society, everything will be exactly the same, but just a little bit different.
How? Did you know that this will lead to people not being able to distinguish between reality and simulation? In my opinion, if there is a place for AI, it will be in decades, when civilization will begin to recover from the collapse, if, of course, it can somehow recover.
And also, do you think that metals are infinite? And what if the mines run out and new ones are not found in time, and if they do, then in such small numbers that the demand will not cover?
Are you a science fiction lover?
Dude. This is getting too intense. Regarding the future, I don't know anything, just like everyone else.
I know very well that you do not know what will happen next, but we have already been told what awaits us, and the events taking place in the world prove very well that my theory can become a reality. We had one last chance before these madmen decided to turn AI into an uncontrollable superintelligence and spend so many resources on it when we were already running out. I just wanted to at least talk to someone about it.
Maybe, and if I'm as entertained as you claim I'll be, your version kind of sounds like more fun.