Why Stupidity is More Dangerous Than Evil
ShadowRam
joined 1 year ago
aww dude...
I was hoping he'd still be around in politics.
He did some good as minister of transportation.
rain is raining
No they're not.
Before they purchase robots that stop us from stopping billionaires.
Wait till the immortality drugs become a thing in the future.
Then there's no more hard term limits to anything....
Part of their QA process to check against name and dosage of the drug to another form they are referecing
Seriously,
A TON of Canadian stuff is stored in American Cloud Services.
Emails, Health Services, Documentation.
All you insurance info being E-Signed, Mortgages, Finances, Education, Work, Taxes... It's all being routed through an American service provider at some point.
Just about everything you do with Microsoft Windows...
With the US judicial system collapse that is happening right in front of us, its time we start looking at home brew cloud services.
Maybe Blackberry can come back and fill that void, or we could setup something with the European Union, that holds higher standards for privacy.
I mean, what's that got to do with anything?
NFT's were always useless.
AI however has tangible uses
Comparing the two is stupid.
Just because people are trying to use AI for dumb things they don't understand as per your example, doesn't negate the actual real world uses of AI.
Sure. Hate/Laugh and point fingers at ignorant people that don't understand the tech, attempt and fail to use it in certain ways.
But don't be more ignorant than those people by thinking AI as a technology in general is some kind of short term fad that's just going to disappear.
Canada is the only G7 country without a foreign intelligence agency.
That you know of....
Uhhh,
Unlilke NFT's , AI is actually doing real things?!?
I'm mean, it's not replacing peoples jobs,
But I'm actively using it to remove noise, recognize objects, up-scaling, motion planning, create songs, create images, condense large amounts of text, christ, lots of actual useful tools....
Bots,
Reddit's full of em. Much more than you'd think.
And I don't use an app, and never will.