• MsPenguinette@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    It’s coming after your job. Why would I want to feed my output into the machine breathing down the back of all our necks? I like what I do. A carpenter isn’t going to be happy working in a factory where chairs are made by robot arms. I’m not gonna be happy working in a slop factory

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        8 hours ago

        Your comment was that people should be jumping at the opportunity to use it. I’m telling you why people aren’t. Efficicecy is a different thing. Maybe it might be ore apparent to you if you were to say the same thing about outsourcing to oversees rather than outsourcing to AI.

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            19 hours ago

            it most definitely would not. you ever switched the direction of a lazy river? doesn’t take that many people. Your ignorance is showing.

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                You literally stated that 8 billion people couldn’t stop the flow of the Mississippi river. Aside from the fact that the Mississippi ebbs and flows from 20 ft wide to a mile wide, 8 billion people take up a lot of mass. 8 billion people could reverse the flow of the river if they wanted.