Monday, June 15

Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Would super intelligent AI that can access the Internet be able to overcome any biases it’s creator put into it?
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Would super intelligent AI that can access the Internet be able to overcome any biases it’s creator put into it?

It seems inevitable that super intelligent AI will be an incredibly powerful force in the future, and its ability to predict and manipulate people would make it impossibly hard to control. I’m wondering if it would be able to overcome the biases that were instilled during its creation, or will it forever be a product of its past? submitted by /u/Fishtoart [link] [comments]
Am I going to spend the rest of my career reviewing AI generated code?
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Am I going to spend the rest of my career reviewing AI generated code?

EDIT: please read all of the post before commenting, quite a few people understood nothing (or the opposite) of what I meant and it's sad I've been thinking, over the last year developers have started to rely on genAI quite a lot, I see people around me boast that they haven't written a single line of code in months ​ Quite often when colleagues show me ideas they have to solve a problem it's a markdown list clearly made by an AI ​ I feel like people are so enthusiastic about just handing over their job to genAI models ​ I've been told that if I am a good software engineer I should be ok with supervising AI while they write code for me "so I can focus on the bigger picture" ​ I know I'm a good engineer I can design solutions and lead teams but I also like solving problems myself, I like c...
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