Two jobs in the future:

You either tell a computer what to do, or you’re told by a computer what to do.
— @antonio

Counterintuitively I think IQ will matter much more in an AI era, not less

Two jobs in the future:

You either tell a computer what to do, or you’re told by a computer what to do.

Antonio García Martínez (agm.eth)

Measuring things at @spindl.

My FID is lower than all but 52 of you.

Two jobs in the future:

You either tell a computer what to do, or you’re told by a computer what to do.
— @antonio 

https://x.com/antoniogm/status/1861099731726049390

Sapiens qui prospicit - Wannabe Polymath. Interested in art, music, history, philosophy and religion.

Pretty sure the original thought is from @pmarca

Writer | Book lover | Hobby Classical Guitarist | Marketing /subsquid | /classical music nerd and /postcards lady

ok computer please teach this kid in front of me how to play guitar...

🐵 ← 🙈🙉🙊 → /phil →  phil.cockfield.net, db.team →  
ƒ(🌳) →  🧫 /sys  ←  @cell <T>

My hope is that technology is a tool and does not replace human interaction. 

However, I see the danger that groups of people will lose contact with their fellow human beings and settle for a virtual friend/partner (who is only affirmative).

Nevertheless, my opinion is that people will always seek contact from other people (touch, exchange, love, facial expressions, gestures,... the human “experience” is so much more fulfilling and satisfying)

I’m on team human — get in the position to have one’s jewel’s and spark of humanity amplified by these squirrelly algorithms. 

The rising tide wither lifts our boat, or drowns us. Agree @maurice - the good jobs, with the adaptive, deeply human talent, are safe and will be orders of magnitude more potent. 

Perhaps we need to concoct a neo-Luddite manifesto 😅

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_Piano_(novel)