Keir Starmer bets what's left of the UK economy on magic beans.
Keir Starmer bets what's left of the UK economy on magic beans.
The prime minister acknowledges concerns about the emerging technology, but says "the battle for the jobs of tomorrow is happening today".
Just listened to him ramble on about AI for an eternity on the radio.
We're all going to die.
Are his advisors all so lacking in knowing anything as to have never spotted a mistake in Google's AI interventions.
We're just on the brink of bankruptcy and he's diving headfirst into what the rest of the world is beginning to realise is a boondoggle.
The PM didn't under-sell AI's potential
I love how the it isn't even considered that he over-sold AI's potential. Can't wait for roads to be closed for weeks because the AI mistook a puddle for a pothole.
The pothole thing has to be one of the dumbest arguments.
There's no problems with reporting potholes.
The delays in fixing them are because councils are skint and have to plan when best to fix them to minimise impact.
I know this isn't the main point, but governments don't go bankrupt in its own currency unless it wants to. Cause it can create money, like it now will create 14 billion to hand to tech mates.
What is really constricting government is real things, like the power, water, chips and such that will be wasted in this boondoogle.
This is good to know, because when they wasted those real world things and the billions are tucked away in private bank accounts, they will claim that the money is gone and now kids must work for their food, the old folks home must be sold of, etc. But that will also be a lie and all the promts and all the chatbots can't make it true.
The video that's linked in the original post goes into some of that. From the misappropriation of money during the pandemic, inflation Vs interest, failure to tax that misappropriated money back. I just borrowed his click baity title.
It's a fucking commodity and not a single player is making money on it except Nvidia. Anyone can pirate content for training, it's just a question of having the hardware to train/run the models
So basically either he's right and we're all idiots or we're fucked and... Oh, still idiots. Wait that can't be right, we voted correctly