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In theory yes. In practice, I just spend more time doing harder work. Solving issues constantly at a high level of cognitive engagement with less time to decompress with lighter tasks is what burnout is made of. And since AI outputs are not trustworthy, there's a layer of extremely boring but often very cognitively engaging work double checking for errors and bad solutions. This is the way forward. But it is not all roses.

Good interview and Ramses shared a lot of information that I haven't seen in most content provider reviews. These would be interesting to wear while studying and focusing on what I intend to do instead of the dozens of simultaneous thoughts/switching that usually go on. Having ADHD, it would be helpful to have the data and try to improve on the symptoms. Are there plans to allow paying for these with FSA/HSA , or through a service like Truemed?

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It looks live and candid, but I can see a lot, a lot of editing, in what appears to be the middle of his sentences. Good interview anyway. Funny how a man at a company says that has replaced thousands of jobs with robots cant see how the technology will transform to take away jobs. As the digital world continues to overlay the real world, these agents will not just be our virtual assistants, but with robots, become our real assistants. With sodium ion batteries, and the advancements in humanoid robots, every manual labor job will be replaced within 10 years. Recession? We dont need all those programmers. We dont need all these fast food workers. We dont need all these teacher's. Ubi for everyone, will not be enough

Interesting he mentions cruise control specifically when speaking about trust in AI and how trust in AI happens over time. This trust-over-time is precisely what killed a man after his Tesla, under Full Self-Driving (i.e. glorified cruise control), collided with a semi-truck thinking it was an overpass. While this man likely drove to work fine with FSD 99.9% of the time, it was that 0.1% chance scenario that killed him. We have to be careful about automation complacency.

It's already ruining the art community. Art is inherently human, let AI do the stuff we dont enjoy doing instead of taking our creative pleasures from us.

What’s left??? Fucking holidays for everybody man… lack of human imagination here that’s why you’re replaceable

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