The recent release of GPT3 & 4 has unlocked a number of innovations and revolutions in artificial intelligence. The new advances opens up questions on ethics, technology and humanity. At a recent AI event a number of these were discussed.
- If AI is evil and takes over, is that the natural evolution of humanity?
- Should AI be regulated? If so does that give an advantage to the AI’s that are developed in un-regulated regions.
- AGI, may be contained by our ability/in-ability to create data-centers.
- AI being able to output high-quality code could 1000x the best engineers and 10x mediocre one. The best engineers are already working on AI so the pace is guaranteed to accelerate.
- As AI gets better we’re likely to re-shore a lot of work that has traditionally been off-shore. Call-centers, tech-support, QA, etc.
- Who’s responsible for the jobpocolyps? Perhaps the future super-intelligence can solve it.
- Most people are split on how fast things will go and if there will be a flash point or a freight train.
- AI and ethics are intertwined, and it’s crucial to consider the long-term impact on society while creating and implementing these technologies.
- As AI continues to develop, it will become crucial to adapt our education systems to equip individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in an AI-driven world.
- ChatGPT wrote 8 & 9 and most people wouldn’t have guessed if I hadn’t written this.