ai will never replace pippa source: • Taking Vtubers to the ... FOLLOW PIPPA: / pipkinpippa FOLLOW SAKANA: / h2osakana FOLLOW MICHAEL: / wonderplatform
It worked with customer service... Try to talk to real people and see what will happen. Besides, we have AI's playing games so I guess it's closer than we think. Some YT douche had an AI account if I remember correctly.
@@szysi3k Technology working alongside with humans is a wonderful thing. I'm now as used to using automated checkout as I am with human checkout. The benefit is obvious as you can hire less people and simultaneously get faster checkouts if you know how to use it. It's great.
AI won't replace human entertainment until AI become indistinguishable from humans. They'll be a bit part of it, sure, but not replace it. About the customer service comparison, yes many use ai, but it's crap no one likes it and everyone tries to speak to humans. The companies that use humans are often seen as better than the ones that don't. So no, they haven't replaced humans there.
@@sugoistalin7809 If you have poor reading comprehension then just put a disclaimer before you comment please. People are choosing the automated checkout where I live exactly because it's easy and faster than waiting in line like some sheep. People don't like change so if shops don't embrace it then that's partly their fault. I personally love cutting time by using the self-checkout system. You don't have to talk to anyone and you skip that fake forced interaction shops make their employees say even though everyone knows it's unnecessary. It's objectively better than the human cashiers, but that's also where it ends. No one expects technology to replace service jobs that for which people need hyper specific information humans will be better at knowing or finding out. I was strictly referring to cashiers so applying what I wrote to another scenario is intellectually dishonest and bankrupt.
@@icebox1954 insulting me for something you clearly have, real smart. If you actually read what I said I specifically made it clear I was talking about AI *replacing* humans. As long as people still do those jobs, that's not AI replacing them. The fact that people are choosing the automated checkout means there is still a choice, meaning humans still do that job. There's also the fact that those automated checkouts still need a human operator if something goes wrong. Since apparently you think anecdotal evidence is the most important part, the stores that use automated checkouts where I live never go a day without having to get a store employee to fix something, even if it's just because the fucking thing refuses to properly check the weight of an item.
I fucking knew it, it was bugging me for quite a while now how i know this song. Jesus christ, this brings back the emotions i had with the game and i was so confused
We're gonna be able to groom our own Pippa one day. What a world we live in.
we're reaching peek technology frens
Wonder if fishman had his career flash in front of him at that last sentence. He's got it tough.
sit down micheal let me tell you the tale of Tay
Gone but not forgotten.
Fishman just screaming PIPPA NO NO NO
I'm gonna tumblrpill a PippaAI and no-one can stop me.
that last sentence from pippa though
I still feel like this won't replace human vtubers.
It worked with customer service... Try to talk to real people and see what will happen. Besides, we have AI's playing games so I guess it's closer than we think. Some YT douche had an AI account if I remember correctly.
@@szysi3k Technology working alongside with humans is a wonderful thing. I'm now as used to using automated checkout as I am with human checkout.
The benefit is obvious as you can hire less people and simultaneously get faster checkouts if you know how to use it.
It's great.
AI won't replace human entertainment until AI become indistinguishable from humans. They'll be a bit part of it, sure, but not replace it. About the customer service comparison, yes many use ai, but it's crap no one likes it and everyone tries to speak to humans. The companies that use humans are often seen as better than the ones that don't. So no, they haven't replaced humans there.
@@sugoistalin7809 If you have poor reading comprehension then just put a disclaimer before you comment please.
People are choosing the automated checkout where I live exactly because it's easy and faster than waiting in line like some sheep.
People don't like change so if shops don't embrace it then that's partly their fault.
I personally love cutting time by using the self-checkout system. You don't have to talk to anyone and you skip that fake forced interaction shops make their employees say even though everyone knows it's unnecessary.
It's objectively better than the human cashiers, but that's also where it ends.
No one expects technology to replace service jobs that for which people need hyper specific information humans will be better at knowing or finding out.
I was strictly referring to cashiers so applying what I wrote to another scenario is intellectually dishonest and bankrupt.
@@icebox1954 insulting me for something you clearly have, real smart. If you actually read what I said I specifically made it clear I was talking about AI *replacing* humans. As long as people still do those jobs, that's not AI replacing them. The fact that people are choosing the automated checkout means there is still a choice, meaning humans still do that job. There's also the fact that those automated checkouts still need a human operator if something goes wrong. Since apparently you think anecdotal evidence is the most important part, the stores that use automated checkouts where I live never go a day without having to get a store employee to fix something, even if it's just because the fucking thing refuses to properly check the weight of an item.
Pippa AI. Give me ten.
I would never!
Oh………I believe you…🤨
😉
background song: planetarian- song of starflight~metronome
wish Pips used this bgm for her intervew.
I fucking knew it, it was bugging me for quite a while now how i know this song. Jesus christ, this brings back the emotions i had with the game and i was so confused
they didn't knew that the backslashbackslashbackslashbackslashbackslashbackslashbackslash was coming
So making an A.I. is just like raising a child
Tay vtuber when?
Oh boy. He has no idea.
This just sounds exactly like how you'd train figure fighters in smash bros.
This is even more relevant now
I wonder if the AI guy ever watched or knows anything about the other Internet AI that had to be shut down.
Is it any wonder why we love our lil' sis Pipp?
Welp this didn't age well
nice
So I can make the AI to lover of traps?
I don't like fishman .
L take