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Let me point out an analogy. For a few decades now there's been talk of replacing airline pilots with computers because the planes now can fly themselves with advanced autopilots. They can even land themselves in near zero visibility (CAT III landing equipment). The old joke is that there will only be 1 pilot and a dog in the cockpit. The pilot is there to monitor everything and the dog is there to bite him if he tries to touch anything. But of course this won't happen because humans can detect and deal with problems outside the realm of what the autopilots are programmed to do. For example, if an engine stops working, the autopilot is useless.
 
zeroturbulence said:
In my opinion, I believe AI is being way overhyped. I asked Grok (Elon Musk's AI app which is supposed to be better than CHatGPT) how AI would recoup the trillions being invested in it's infrastructure and become profitable because I couldn't see a tangible way for it to make all that money back. Grok's response was very vague and sounded like a sales pitch.

I think AI will eliminate a lot of processes involved in various job and industries but instead of replacing humans, it will streamline their workload. The exception is jobs that are repetitive and don't require a high-level of expertise like inventory management and retail cashiers. No offense to anyone who works in those fields. I worked in them myself.

But that's just my 2 cents.
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The foolishness of the world I guess. At the end of the day, low paid non skilled jobs are how students and teens get their foot in the door to start their first job, It's like the elimination of paper routes, these kinds of jobs don't pay much their more of a opportunity to build a work ethic, learn responsibility and people skills in socializing.

Technology is going to be the ruin of society. Did we not learn anything from black out 2003 how many people could function with out electricity for 3 days?
 
I_am_Canadian said:
The foolishness of the world I guess. At the end of the day, low paid non skilled jobs are how students and teens get their foot in the door to start their first job, It's like the elimination of paper routes, these kinds of jobs don't pay much their more of a opportunity to build a work ethic, learn responsibility and people skills in socializing.

Technology is going to be the ruin of society. Did we not learn anything from black out 2003 how many people could function with out electricity for 3 days?
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I didn't know about the 2003 blackout. I had to google it. Here in california there have been days long blackouts for some communities in the LA area, some lasting 5 days because the power company is afraid a fire might start with their old equipment on very windy days. Crazy huh. That was a few years ago. I think they don't do it anymore but I'm not sure.
 
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I didn't know about the 2003 blackout. I had to google it. Here in california there have been days long blackouts for some communities in the LA area, some lasting 5 days because the power company is afraid a fire might start with their old equipment on very windy days. Crazy huh. That was a few years ago. I think they don't do it anymore but I'm not sure.
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They need to either install new equipment or build a wall around the old equipment to keep the wind off of it - what do you think? :D
 
zeroturbulence said:
I didn't know about the 2003 blackout. I had to google it. Here in california there have been days long blackouts for some communities in the LA area, some lasting 5 days because the power company is afraid a fire might start with their old equipment on very windy days. Crazy huh. That was a few years ago. I think they don't do it anymore but I'm not sure.
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Interesting
 
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Alrighty ladies and gentlemen I hope you had a great Thanksgiving now it's a officially December 1 so close to a new year ..... 🤪
 
I spent Thanksgiving with family and loved it. Hard to believe we're close to New Years already. Let's enjoy December, though, and not gloss over this wonderful month. Let's count the Lord's blessings and future promises for believers.
 
This is the new "fast food" :D
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I wonder how they will work out all the possible issues. For instance, what if a solicitor was leaving your door at the moment of delivery. Would it hand-deliver the pizza to that person? How would they know specifically who ordered? Would it normally deliver to the front door/porch area, and we just hope they pinpoint the correct house? Questions, questions.
 
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There's a law firm here that uses clips of vintage mickey mouse in their commercial. I don't like them using it for their law firm. So I'm using this one for fun..
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