dlmanning

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   by dlmanning 3mo ago

   > Personally I strongly reject the idea that labor displacement is unethical. Oh, well if you STRONGLY reject it I guess that's it. > It will be a serious problem to deal with, but that doesn't make it unethical. What WOULD
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   by dlmanning 3mo ago

   Apologies. I misread the comment to which you replied and gave them unwarranted credit for not making the same tired point about calculators.
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   by dlmanning 3mo ago

   Oh okay. So where's the point where AI starts to encourage the development of a new useful skill set among people early in their careers?
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   by dlmanning 3mo ago

   Do you... think heart surgery has become LESS dependent on surgical skill in the last 100 years? Cardiovascular surgeons spend MORE time in training now than they did 100 years ago.
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   by dlmanning 3mo ago

   Not all of us think encouraging people to outsource their own thinking to proprietary models is actually "progress."
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   by dlmanning 3mo ago

   Understanding math absolutely makes a calculator more useful to you though.
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   by dlmanning 3mo ago

   It's the point where you expend effort to learn a useful skill.
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   by dlmanning 3mo ago

   The "privileged caste" being people who actually expended the effort to learn things for themselves?