it has greater abilities than we humans do.
... It has greater abilities than their subordinates do. Not themselves; they are the greatest in everything, of course.
it has greater abilities than we humans do.
... It has greater abilities than their subordinates do. Not themselves; they are the greatest in everything, of course.
I use AI to my advantage, as long as it's still at the "free until you're addicted" stage. I found that it's particularly good as a language teacher - learning new languages is one of my hobbies.
However, i am over 70 and will not fall into the "let AI tell me what to think and then think it" trap; i can see through it. This ability should be taught first at school, before the kids can use the useful side of the tool. But most teachers themselves are used to make the kids think what they want them to think, so I doubt that it will work.
He's just announcing the next wave of layoffs for the Christmas holidays.
Paid from the coffee kitty, I guess?