I don't understand the obsession with asking chat GPT with what it wants and suggesting that is somewhat indicative of the future. It doesn't _want_ anything, but humans want to anthropomorphise it. When they do it just makes one think they have zero understanding of the tech.
We still don't have anything scarier than humans and I don't see how AI is ever scarier than human + AI. Unless AI is able to monopolise food production while securing server farms and energy production I don't see it ever having leverage over humans.
Disruption, sure, increased automation sure but humanity's advantage remains its adaptability and our AI processes remain dev cycle bound. There's definitely work that will done to reduce the dev cycle closer to real-time to make it able to ingest more information and adapt on the fly but aren't the techniques bound by CPU capacity given how many cycles it needs to bump into all its walls?
We still don't have anything scarier than humans and I don't see how AI is ever scarier than human + AI. Unless AI is able to monopolise food production while securing server farms and energy production I don't see it ever having leverage over humans.
Disruption, sure, increased automation sure but humanity's advantage remains its adaptability and our AI processes remain dev cycle bound. There's definitely work that will done to reduce the dev cycle closer to real-time to make it able to ingest more information and adapt on the fly but aren't the techniques bound by CPU capacity given how many cycles it needs to bump into all its walls?