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Humans vs. Robots/AI has now become real
m.kiLLA:
i want robots 2 handle my Taco Bell order
LooN3y:
repetitive jobs shouldve been long overdue and replaced. Human at this stage of civilization shouldn't be subjected to mindless mundane repetitive jobs that robots can do or mindless non-sentient beings like ants mindlessly do.
Humans have concious thought and are able to critically think, humans are best used in that manner.
AI can't solely replace it humans either, but it can sure make things easier. Especially when you work with business software in the manufacturing business that has shipping dates, production deadlines, etc etc.
But that isn't to say that AI won't realize Humanity and the world governments and organization at this stage can't stop their own demise.
The consumption of finite resources and having our infrastructure based on it (i.e. fossil fuels), the production of plastic and its pollution, the general mass pollution with mass manufactureres planning planned obselence in all their products from kitchen tools, to phones to cars.
And no way to stop or control them with 'democracy or liberties' this is where freedom really bites people in the ass. You can't really do anything you want if it harms the planet then there needs to be rules and then the free market isn't really free.
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: LooN3y on September 24, 2026, 06:08:18 PM ---repetitive jobs shouldve been long overdue and replaced. Human at this stage of civilization shouldn't be subjected to mindless mundane repetitive jobs that robots can do or mindless non-sentient beings like ants mindlessly do.
Humans have concious thought and are able to critically think, humans are best used in that manner.
AI can't solely replace it humans either, but it can sure make things easier. Especially when you work with business software in the manufacturing business that has shipping dates, production deadlines, etc etc.
But that isn't to say that AI won't realize Humanity and the world governments and organization at this stage can't stop their own demise.
The consumption of finite resources and having our infrastructure based on it (i.e. fossil fuels), the production of plastic and its pollution, the general mass pollution with mass manufactureres planning planned obselence in all their products from kitchen tools, to phones to cars.
And no way to stop or control them with 'democracy or liberties' this is where freedom really bites people in the ass. You can't really do anything you want if it harms the planet then there needs to be rules and then the free market isn't really free.
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I'm in the education field and I have officially seen the shift now where it's like the teachers are the workers and facilitators for the AI verses the other way around.
All the curriculum, lesson planning, behavior management systems, progress reports, evaluations, grading, is all getting streamlined and plugged in through AI and Admin is just signing off on it because it looks presentable and correct.
And then spirit-less teachers are just plowing through whatever the AI says to do in a given lesson and that's it.
HighEyeCue:
--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite on September 25, 2026, 03:51:39 AM ---I'm in the education field and I have officially seen the shift now where it's like the teachers are the workers and facilitators for the AI verses the other way around.
All the curriculum, lesson planning, behavior management systems, progress reports, evaluations, grading, is all getting streamlined and plugged in through AI and Admin is just signing off on it because it looks presentable and correct.
And then spirit-less teachers are just plowing through whatever the AI says to do in a given lesson and that's it.
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I don't know much about the current landscape of teaching but I do know that if I had kids I certainly wouldn't want them to be taught that way...one of the best things to happen to me was my personal one on one relationship with one of my teachers in high school when I was a freshman...AI could not have replaced all the advice and guidance she gave me during that time...it really helped me to be who I am today
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: HighEyeCue on September 30, 2026, 01:02:47 PM ---I don't know much about the current landscape of teaching but I do know that if I had kids I certainly wouldn't want them to be taught that way...one of the best things to happen to me was my personal one on one relationship with one of my teachers in high school when I was a freshman...AI could not have replaced all the advice and guidance she gave me during that time...it really helped me to be who I am today
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yeah, that's good when things like that happen. I had some meaningful teachers in that way but it was like Grade 1 or Grade 3. In highschool, I just had Daz to look up to and guide me, lol
As a teacher, I've been lucky in that way -- with my regular social life faltering around 2020 -- I was really able to replace it and make it almost better by establish meaningful Teacher/Student relationships that were actually better in some ways; and in other ways worse. The upside is that I get to be somewhat the leader of it, because unlike in real life when nobody gives a shit what I say, if I happen to have a tie on and an official position, suddenly my words have value.
But that's also the downside of it. When you are "adult" you are the one exerting the energy; so it's not like being around peers where there is balance, or being young and looking up to somebody and being the benefactor of their experience.
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