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Glen Conway's avatar

Thanks again for addressing something that no one else is talking about! I’m always impressed with your insights!

10ffgrid's avatar

I am acquiring an acute hatred for AI, as everything that uses it (my experience) has made things more confusing, time consuming, and requiring follow-up. Honestly, the room for error and complication is HUGE!

matthew vine's avatar

AI is seen as a great cost cutting tool here in the UK , unfortunately . But i am very shocked that Orleans would try to save such a small amount of costs by replacing a real person . With most jobs being replaced with AI and other tec , nobody seems to raise your points nowadays . AI is not only dangerous and is possibly becoming sentient or conscious , whatever that is ,but nobody really knows how it works or where it could lead. Such a very sad state of affairs that costs or money savings trumps the human being and our many interpersonal gifts.

Elaine's avatar

The replacing of humans with machines has clearly been detrimental to humanity. AI, the latest technology, is going to be used in more ways to separate us from others and degrade humanity further.

But its been a long time now where you can't pick up the phone to call a company, to call a governent agency, or to call your doctor's office and speak to a human without going through a recording wasting minutes of clicking this number then that number or never being able to speak to a human. So we have already been programmed not to expect to talk to another human being no matter what we want to do.

Sean Valdrow's avatar

Who dares make 9-1-1 calls now?

The medical care is Fauci-esque, or the cops will arrest YOU for anything they can think up, including lying about stuff.

Jonathan Smith's avatar

What is A.I. really? From the big Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) conference in London, England in June. Lots of other worthwhile speakers too. https://youtu.be/yZUuKzDQSsI

David James's avatar

What would we expect from New Orleans!