Re:Devin, the First AI Software Engineer
by machiaweliczny on Tuesday March 12, 2024 @04:12PM
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Raising kids, social stuff, exercise, travel, any leisure stuff like racing, horse ridding, acrobatics. entertainment, cooking, art, gardening etc.
Just check what rich girls do and you will see they aren’t bored though they don’t have to work.
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And I suppose we'll get to do all that stuff when all the value trickles down from the shareholders right?
Re:Devin, the First AI Software Engineer
by Draiken on Wednesday March 13, 2024 @12:30PM
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That'd be the dream. Unfortunately only the owners of all the AI production will enjoy that, while everyone else has to figure out a way to earn money and not starve by switching professions.
Exactly zero of that unlocked time/value will come back to the workers.
It simply can't work within capitalism. We've seen it before so many times that it's a given. It's a natural conclusion to this.
Textile workers don't get happy when a machine can replace them despite it meaning they won't get injured anymore and this brutal job will get easier. It's objectively a good thing, but because our society ties all our livelihoods to work, they have to hate the machine.
Given how low standards are, executives will layoff swaths of people for a crappy AI very soon. I'm genuinely scared of how our world will cope with that.