I Promoted AI for Years and Automated Myself Out of a Job

Re:I Promoted AI for Years and Automated Myself Out of a Job by brucethemoose2 on Monday September 18, 2023 @01:46AM (#37552652)

> This is a skill issue. If your writing is indistinguishable from AI, it has negligible value

On the contrary, I think many such freelancers are way ahead of LLMs, but they are just too expensive in comparison. No amount of quality is worth the extra cost.

All this does beg the question of what happens when bots are talking to bots on either end.

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Re:I Promoted AI for Years and Automated Myself Out of a Job by Nevermark on Monday September 18, 2023 @02:27AM (#37552913)

I am imagining a world of long term context bots all negotiating with each other, over resources and services, in nanosecond time frames. In an environment where misinformation is both possible, and therefore competitively necessary.

What dynamics and sub-dynamics would arise?

An hour goes by, like a century for us.

A strange dystopia.

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Re:I Promoted AI for Years and Automated Myself Out of a Job by funnybeam on Monday September 18, 2023 @02:38AM (#37552983)

Accelerando by Charles Stross covers this well

http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/fiction/accelera...

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