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Which country’s economy will be worst impacted by AI ?

31May

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Which country’s economy will be worst impacted by AI ?

The Philippines comes to my mind. A significant proportion of their economy and export is business process outsourcing. For those who don't know this includes call centres, book keeping , handling customer request and complaints , loan appraisal, insurance adjusting etc There's also software developing and other higher pay industries These are the jobs most likely to be impacted by AI : repetitive , simple tasks Any other similar economies ? submitted by /u/Reasonable-Team-7550 [link] [comments]

Eric Schmidt says for thousands of years, war has been man vs man. We're now breaking that connection forever - war will be AIs vs AIs, because humans won't be able to keep up.

30May

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Eric Schmidt says for thousands of years, war has been man vs man. We’re now breaking that connection forever – war will be AIs vs AIs, because humans won’t be able to keep up. “Having a fighter jet with a human in it makes absolutely no sense.”

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CEOs know AI will shrink their teams — they're just too afraid to say it, say 2 software investors

30May

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CEOs know AI will shrink their teams — they’re just too afraid to say it, say 2 software investors

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30May

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Wait a minute! Researchers say AI’s “chains of thought” are not signs of human-like reasoning

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29May

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Mark Zuckerberg and Palmer Luckey end their beef and partner to build extended reality tech for the US military

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Paper by physicians at Harvard and Stanford:

29May

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Paper by physicians at Harvard and Stanford: “In all experiments, the LLM displayed superhuman diagnostic and reasoning abilities.”

Paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2412.10849 submitted by /u/MetaKnowing [link] [comments]

Mark Cuban says Anthropic's CEO is wrong: AI will create new roles, not kill jobs

29May

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Mark Cuban says Anthropic’s CEO is wrong: AI will create new roles, not kill jobs

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Steven Bartlett says a top AI CEO tells the public “everything will be fine” — but privately expects something “pretty horrific.” A friend told him: “What [the CEO] tells me in private is not what he’s saying publicly.”

28May

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Steven Bartlett says a top AI CEO tells the public “everything will be fine” — but privately expects something “pretty horrific.” A friend told him: “What [the CEO] tells me in private is not what he’s saying publicly.”

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28May

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Dario Amodei says “stop sugar-coating” what’s coming: in the next 1-5 years, AI could wipe out 50% of all entry-level white-collar jobs – and spike unemployment to 10-20%

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28May

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Can A.I. be Moral? – AC Grayling

Philosopher A.C. Grayling joins me for a deep and wide-ranging conversation on artificial intelligence, AI safety, control vs motivation/care, moral progress and the future of meaning. From the nature of understanding and empathy to the asymmetry between biological minds and artificial systems, Grayling explores whether AI could ever truly care — or whether it risks replacing wisdom with optimisation. We discuss: – AI and moral judgement – Understanding vs data processing – The challenge of aligning AI with values worth caring about – Whether a post-scarcity world makes us freer — or more lost – The danger of treating moral progress as inevitable – Molochian dynamics and race conditions in AI development submitted by /u/adam_ford [link] [comments]