I feel like AI is the dotcom bubble and the app bubble all over again. Expect a market crash as the market traders realise that most of these companies won't make any money.
Oh, and who's getting most hurt by that crash? Definitely not the richest people, as they'll get bailouts.
@Reina The rich often benefit a lot from economic downturns because it’s another opportunity to exploit. An excuse to cut costs, an excuse to layoff workers, an excuse to pay less, ect ect ect. As I keep saying: #recessionsAreAChoice that the largest mega corporations could collectively avoid.
I think #AI will be a different beast. #ArtificialIntelligence along with other #disruptiveTechnology (like 3d printing) is likely 2 contribute 2 an unemployment crisis in the coming decades.
TED talk from computer scientist Yejin Choi delves into where AI shines, and where it falls short.
It's an interesting presentation that highlights some limitations of AI language models and gives some food for thought on how they could improve and evolve by trying to understand human perspective, values and "common sense".
She also makes a case for the democratization of AI and developing open AI models.
“Several studies show that facial recognition systems regularly misidentify Black and brown people, posing a particular threat to communities that have already been disproportionately targeted by police and surveillance systems.”