I have been worrying about AI making us obsolete but I realized something that gave me hope
I have been going down the rabbit hole lately reading everything I can about Artificial Super Intelligence. Honestly it started to terrify me. We are building minds that will eventually be a billion times faster and more knowledgeable than us. It made me ask the question a lot of us are probably thinking. If the machine can do everything better than us like writing and coding and reasoning then what is the point of us? Do we even matter anymore?
I am a researcher at heart so I tried to look at this logically. And I hit a realization that actually gave me a lot of hope. I wanted to share it here in case anyone else is feeling that existential dread.
We are confusing intelligence with consciousness.
We have built a silicon brain that can process information at the speed of light. It is an optimization engine. It can simulate a symphony or model a cure for disease or generate a poem. But there is zero evidence that it experiences any of it.
Think of it this way. We have built the ultimate race car. It is faster than any human could ever run. It is stronger. It is perfect. But a car has no desire to drive itself. It feels no thrill of speed. It has no fear of crashing. It has no destin
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do people remember like REALLY embarrassing stuff you’ve done/posted
basically the title, do people remember dumb things you’ve posted or said?
and i’m not talking about saying something dumb or having a bad opinion, but for example i used to post substances a couple years ago while still in highschool, a lot of people i knew saw those posts
and while ive changed a lot that embarrassment never leaves me and there’s certain days i think about it more often then i want to.
Am I just over thinking?
I, 23 F, my BF M, 23. My boyfriend and I have been dating for 2 years now. We go to the same college...we met in our first year after being partners for our badminton team, I've always liked him then. he was dating someone else in our second year and he was with her during our second fight for another badminton match and it bothers me a lot seeing him date her that it distracted me to the point I broke an ankle during the match.
They didn't actually work out after a while and I jumped right into him when I had the chance to confess and we clicked right away due to same interest and how he feels comfortable around me.
But I still feel like he wouldn't choose me if he's given the chance to choose since I'm the one who made the first move... although he does reassure me constantly that he do love me...
During our swimming lesson back in 2nd year..I still think of that one time he ran to get Ice for the first girl he dated after she hit her head...he seemed very rush and frantic...
While...for me...
He couldn't even get to me when I got into a vehicular accident ..(already one year into dating when this happened...) he didn't even look worried when I was able to meet him again. Just to
Dyno Bites cereal taste so much better than Fruity Pebbles cereal and you won't convince me otherwise.
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I feel like I don't have any real interests. Is this normal?
I’ve been seeing a lot of content online lately saying that everyone should have an "output-based" hobby (like playing an instrument, knitting, writing, etc.).
It makes me realize that I don’t really have a lasting passion for creating things. I love playing video games, but I honestly feel a bit embarrassed calling that a "hobby" because it feels like I'm just consuming content.
Does anyone else feel this way? Or is it okay to just enjoy things without making something?
I'm always directing my eyes down at my computer screen. will this affect my face?
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