ChatGPT and A.I. vol. Skynet on the way

[daruma]

 

[BIG LEEMELONE]

 

[adobecs4]

Wonder how this will be regulated for education, especially college. Imagine having Bard or you.com avaliable for papers/reports/resumes while in school

 

[oidreez]

What makes this related to AI?

 

[BIG LEEMELONE]

What makes this related to AI?

The shoes are powered by a 300W brushless motor. It weighs 1.9 kg and has 8 wheels. They have a gearbox with artificial intelligence. Using the sensors, the AI monitors the way a wearer walks and the algorithm automatically adjusts the power of the motors to match and synchronise the speed, increasing and decreasing it as the user walks faster or slower.

World’s Fastest Shoes Powered By AI To Hit The Markets Soon - News18

A Pittsburgh-based company named Shift Robotics has come up with battery-powered AI shoes, which can make you walk way faster than your general speed.

www.news18.com

 

[dropten]

The shoes are powered by a 300W brushless motor. It weighs 1.9 kg and has 8 wheels. They have a gearbox with artificial intelligence. Using the sensors, the AI monitors the way a wearer walks and the algorithm automatically adjusts the power of the motors to match and synchronise the speed, increasing and decreasing it as the user walks faster or slower.

World’s Fastest Shoes Powered By AI To Hit The Markets Soon - News18

A Pittsburgh-based company named Shift Robotics has come up with battery-powered AI shoes, which can make you walk way faster than your general speed.

www.news18.com

Cars have been doing similar for a long time. Rev matching comes to mind

 

[gry60]

Cars have been doing similar for a long time. Rev matching comes to mind

Don't forget industrial machines. PLCs have been implementing the same control principles for decades.

It is a neat idea (wouldn't mind trying it), but it really showcases the what's possible with smaller electronic components.

This though...

The workers already replaced by artificial intelligence

Some workers are already finding that they have been replaced by artificial intelligence systems.

www.bbc.com

Earlier this year, a report from Goldman Sachs said that AI could potentially replace the equivalent of 300 million full-time jobs. Any job losses would not fall equally across the economy. According to the report, 46% of tasks in administrative and 44% in legal professions could be automated, but only 6% in construction and 4% in maintenance.

 

[BIG LEEMELONE]

 

[gry60]

 

[gry60]

Cartier's $7.5bn owner says fear of poor rising up 'keeps him awake at night'

Says he is concerned about robots creating 'structural unemployment'

www.independent.co.uk

The multi-billionaire owner of luxury jewellery company Cartier has revealed his greatest fear – robots replacing workers and the poor rising up to bring down the rich.

Speaking at the Financial Times Business of Luxury Summit in Monaco (obviously), the fashion tycoon told his fellow elite that he can’t sleep at the thought of the social upheaval he thinks is imminent.

According to Bloomberg, Johann Rupert told the conference to bear in mind that when the poor rise up, the middle classes won’t want to buy luxury goods for fear of exposing their wealth.

He's not wrong about this.

 

[tokes99]

Cartier's $7.5bn owner says fear of poor rising up 'keeps him awake at night'

Says he is concerned about robots creating 'structural unemployment'

www.independent.co.uk

He's not wrong about this.

time will tell…i think apathy (at least in the more ‘industrialized’ societies) is way more likely tho

 

[cosmiccoffee9]

Cartier's $7.5bn owner says fear of poor rising up 'keeps him awake at night'

Says he is concerned about robots creating 'structural unemployment'

www.independent.co.uk

He's not wrong about this.

I mean I probably wouldn't walk around looking like a meal if the masses are starving around me so that makes sense.

any society has about 9 missed meals between apathy and anarchy.

 

[daruma]

Cartier's $7.5bn owner says fear of poor rising up 'keeps him awake at night'

Says he is concerned about robots creating 'structural unemployment'

www.independent.co.uk

He's not wrong about this.

this article was from 2015..

 

[cosmiccoffee9]

word widespread automation is much less likely in 2023.

 

[BIG LEEMELONE]

 

[BIG LEEMELONE]

 

[tokes99]

yo wasn’t this in one of the nolan batman movies

 

[finessence]

Bruhhh…..

 

[TSCQ]

Won’t be able to play hide and seek no more.

 

[oidreez]

yo wasn’t this in one of the nolan batman movies

Yes The Dark Knight when they used the cell phone signals to map the swat and hostages in the building

 

[gry60]

Won’t be able to play hide and seek no more.

There's always a way. No technology is foolproof.

I can see the applications for something like this though: if it can identify animals/humans in a sea of inanimate objects, this thing could augment the vision systems that are used in driverless vehicles.

 

[trynafeelmink]

this article was from 2015..

I promise you it feels like the "elites" have been running a social experiment at this point, Like every few months let's try some outrageous **** & see if we could start a mass revolt & no matter what they do it never works

Wars, Plagues, forced vaccinations, controlled inflation, police killings, stripping of human rights, they even been trying to drop aliens on us & still nothing

 

[trynafeelmink]

Also this A.I thing really has picked up steam for the general public the past few months.... if this type of technology is available to your everyday person i can't even imagine what the government has at their disposal & what they have been implementing for years

 

[executive76]

Also this A.I thing really has picked up steam for the general public the past few months.... if this type of technology is available to your everyday person i can't even imagine what the government has at their disposal & what they have been implementing for years

 

[BIG LEEMELONE]