What would you like AI to do?

[g_dmon]

Curious how you all would like AI to do? I hear a lot of doomsday stuff, but curious, like on the positive side, what you would like to see it do for you or society

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[Andy54Hawken]

I would like AI to go away and never return.

However...
Since that ain't an option....
I will have to learn to deal with yet another so called advancement that I don't like , want or need....
Or even asked for.
Andy

 

[NeoBlackdog]

I'm with Andy.
I don't need or want a machine thinking and making decisions for me.

 

[arakboss]

Curious how you all would like AI to do? I hear a lot of doomsday stuff, but curious, like on the positive side, what you would like to see it do for you or society

Disappear, forever.

 

[Lilhigbee]

I would like AI to go away and never return.

However...
Since that ain't an option....
I will have to learn to deal with yet another so called advancement that I don't like , want or need....
Or even asked for.
Andy

I'm with Andy.
I don't need or want a machine thinking and making decisions for me.

Disappear, forever.

Yes, yes, and yes!!!

 

[CamoDeafie]

Find the most effective way to enforce 2A compliance from States? As in ensuring that State governments don't infringe on citizens right to keep and bear arms.

Barring that; clean up, consolidate and make plain the laws of each State so that they respect the Federal Constitution

 

[Stomper]

Find the most effective way to enforce 2A compliance from States? As in ensuring that State governments don't infringe on citizens right to keep and bear arms.

Barring that; clean up, consolidate and make plain the laws of each State so that they respect the Federal Constitution

"Shall not be infringed" is about as plain as it gets.....

 

[boattail]

Make it go away.

 

[CamoDeafie]

"Shall not be infringed" is about as plain as it gets.....

Right. What is the most effective way to make States obey that part?

 

[hongkong2]

Self destruct.

 

[Stomper]

Right. What is the most effective way to make States obey that part?

Point the "canon" that they point at you back at them.



Whoa.... I think I need AI to unstring that comment!

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Since AI cannot truly create...but only offers a flashy , but pale imitation of actual original thoughts....
What would I like for AI to do....?
Not a damn thing.....ain't interested in AI or any of its so called capabilities
Andy

 

[NeoBlackdog]

Right. What is the most effective way to make States obey that part?

Allegedly, there is a 'Supremacy Clause' in our Constitution. Doesn't seem to matter much, does it?

 

[CamoDeafie]

Allegedly, there is a 'Supremacy Clause' in our Constitution. Doesn't seem to matter much, does it?

Write up warrants, get human judges to sign off on them, send human US Marshals on order of DOJ to arrest and charge State officials including governors who violate 18 USC Sections 241 and 242?

Seems pretty damn plain to just enforce US Constitution/ US code on rogue State officials?

 

[ilikegunspdx]

It works awesome to diagnose and fix modern cars. Walks you through what to test and how and in what order. It's like having a super smart mechanic that knows your particular car standing next to you advising you.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Also things you might go to an accountant or attorney to ask about AI can actually be smarter. And it's free.

 

[CamoDeafie]

It'd be awesome, if instead of using the screens for movies or entertainment in the cars, they used them to display exactly what's wrong with the car if anything throwing a code. Not just "oh, you have a code. Please go to the dealer to repair and have them reset, for $xxxxx"

 

[Stomper]

Since AI cannot truly create...but only offers a flashy , but pale imitation of actual original thoughts....
What would I like for AI to do....?
Not a damn thing.....ain't interested in AI or any of its so called capabilities
Andy

So what you're saying is that AI is akin to a communist entity (like the CCP) as all they do is take (aka steal) from innovators and make pale imitations... basically operating like a virus.






Like a computer virus... see what I did there, "computer virus"?

 

[Stomper]

It'd be awesome, if instead of using the screens for movies or entertainment in the cars, they used them to display exactly what's wrong with the car if anything throwing a code. Not just "oh, you have a code. Please go to the dealer to repair and have them reset, for $xxxxx"

In this case, scan tools are ubiquitous, affordable, and easy to use.

 

[CamoDeafie]

In this case, scan tools are ubiquitous, affordable, and easy to use.

Why can't error/code/diagnostic displays be built into the car??? With all the duplicate sensors and pretty good computer power in these cars, it should not require having to get a scanner, software, and specific code dictionaries in the software. Just something that bothers me... They can do GPS, DVDs, media, all that but they can't be bothered to have something like a graphic of the car, with specific sensors pointed out and conditions of said sensors,/parts?