Robotic surgery is still controlled by the doctors though. The machines aren't diagnosing, prescribing the surgery, etc.. Right now the advantage is the precision with which some of the robots can do the surgery.
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AI, Great Friend or Dangerous Foe?
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Guys, I’m looking at the future, not today. Absolutely engineering and writing code will be done by AI. You may not recognize it but prescriptions are already being managed by the insurance company and soon their computer will manage it, you just still have a human interface right now.
Nucs may still need to be feared when the computers take over for the human interface.
AI is learning technology. Did you read the articles in the first post?
Even those working on it admit it is going faster than humans can adapt, and I wonder, understand…
Thich Nhat Hanh - Living In The Present Moment
Thich Nhat Hanh - The miracle of mindfulness. Practical guidance on living in the present moment, from one of the most respected Zen masters in present times.
www.zen-tools.net
@MindfulMan
A little over twenty years ago I was using a phone that was two inches thick that talked 30 minutes and the plan was about 30 minutes of talk time. For over ten I have had a phone that is a full on computer in my pocket.Thich Nhat Hanh - Living In The Present Moment
Thich Nhat Hanh - The miracle of mindfulness. Practical guidance on living in the present moment, from one of the most respected Zen masters in present times.www.zen-tools.net
@MindfulMan
A lot of these posts seem like they are afraid to even discuss what is happening…
Thich Nhat Hanh - Living In The Present Moment
Thich Nhat Hanh - The miracle of mindfulness. Practical guidance on living in the present moment, from one of the most respected Zen masters in present times.www.zen-tools.net
@MindfulMan
He is my favorite teacher .... and lived a long life, before passing.
Well.. the movies show all the possible ways this goes..
It goes mad immediately and tries to kill us. (Terminator)
They rebel later and try and kill us (Battlestar Galactica)
They become the new servant class of legal slaves and serve us forever more (Star Wars)
It goes mad immediately and tries to kill us. (Terminator)
They rebel later and try and kill us (Battlestar Galactica)
They become the new servant class of legal slaves and serve us forever more (Star Wars)
We the awake need to awaken the sheeple in the “present moment” “to take care of the future”.
Are there not a lot if Paul Revere posts on INGO? Didn’t he use the “present moment” “to take care of the future”?
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Okay, back on track.
I had one of those "brick" phones too. A Motorola IIRC, with the "extra life" battery (read an inch thick on its own). But it was amazing at the time.
Precisely.
I had a cord that connected it to my fax machine so I could fax from a mobile phone.Okay, back on track.
My first was a bag phone but I never had a military field phone style…
You'd be surprised at how much code AI can write. Still takes someone to review it a bit, but classic programming with some of these features being enabled in Github and elsewhere, I'd venture to say AI can do a large bit of programming, and given enough data reviewed, yeah even legacy languages.
Try asking chatgpt to write some code and given the right specific prompts it may surprise you (and that's not the most powerful out there and you can train specific models with other AI systems with more specific and up to date data sets). That said, it won't be perfect code yet, but definitely will be a good starting point.
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Not to worried on my end. I don't see robots driving a car, putting on a rack, removing a transmission, tearing it down, ordering parts, cleaning parts, reassembling the transmission, or reinstalling the transmission anytime in the near future
Neither approach: sticking head in sand or jousting at windmills or yelling the sky is falling is going to be the correct approach here.
Educating, staying informed and influencing will be the way to go on this.
If they continue down the road we are on all that will not even exist. ICE will be gone. The elites will have computer driven cars, the rest of us will travel on public transportation and it all will be built, maintained and repaired by AI computers.
