If you don’t think AI will kill us all

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

AI has a long way to go before it can be a fucking lawyer. Get a grip

Nope. Basic research, wills and trusts, corporate and business org docs, writing an appellate brief, filing a motion in most cases are pretty basic and repetitive. Please write a preliminary injunction to be filed in Washington federal district court to halt the Washington new anti-gun legislation. You will still need lawyers to supervise, organize, review and argue but a lot of paralegals will be toast along with rank and file attorneys who were doing the above mentioned work.

No one wants to do business with an AI

This is the part you gloss over.

Sure, paralegals could get replaced. Lawyers arent.

Lot's of lawyers are involved in rote business. You should get out more.

Good luck being represented by the robots.

Im sure the judge and jury will love it!!

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

AI has a long way to go before it can be a fucking lawyer. Get a grip

Nope. Basic research, wills and trusts, corporate and business org docs, writing an appellate brief, filing a motion in most cases are pretty basic and repetitive. Please write a preliminary injunction to be filed in Washington federal district court to halt the Washington new anti-gun legislation. You will still need lawyers to supervise, organize, review and argue but a lot of paralegals will be toast along with rank and file attorneys who were doing the above mentioned work.

No one wants to do business with an AI

This is the part you gloss over.

Sure, paralegals could get replaced. Lawyers arent.

Lot's of lawyers are involved in rote business. You should get out more.

Good luck being represented by the robots.

Im sure the judge and jury will love it!!

If you could read and understand basic concepts then you wouldn't need to be phucking strawman ass.

Doogles said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

AI has a long way to go before it can be a fucking lawyer. Get a grip

Nope. Basic research, wills and trusts, corporate and business org docs, writing an appellate brief, filing a motion in most cases are pretty basic and repetitive. Please write a preliminary injunction to be filed in Washington federal district court to halt the Washington new anti-gun legislation. You will still need lawyers to supervise, organize, review and argue but a lot of paralegals will be toast along with rank and file attorneys who were doing the above mentioned work.

No one wants to do business with an AI

This is the part you gloss over.

Sure, paralegals could get replaced. Lawyers arent.

Lot's of lawyers are involved in rote business. You should get out more.

Good luck being represented by the robots.

Im sure the judge and jury will love it!!

If you could read and understand basic concepts then you wouldn't need to be phucking strawman ass.

AI is not going to take over as much as you think

Just like expanding government overreach, I believe tech and AI more likely to organically outgrow itself than not.

I'm not a skynet doomsdayer, but it's a concern worth having.

Also, maybe the genx, boomers (maybe some early millennials) will struggle doing business with robots, but I can see the iPad VR babies accepting it as the norm.

Again, not a doomsday guy, but based off the trajectory I've witnessed in my lifetime, it's easier to imagine the Matrix than some harmonious AI enriched human utopia.

Can I ask why to your last point?

The world is night and day better than it was 100 years ago.

Sledog said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

WestlinnDuck said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

AI has a long way to go before it can be a fucking lawyer. Get a grip

Nope. Basic research, wills and trusts, corporate and business org docs, writing an appellate brief, filing a motion in most cases are pretty basic and repetitive. Please write a preliminary injunction to be filed in Washington federal district court to halt the Washington new anti-gun legislation. You will still need lawyers to supervise, organize, review and argue but a lot of paralegals will be toast along with rank and file attorneys who were doing the above mentioned work.

No one wants to do business with an AI

This is the part you gloss over.

Sure, paralegals could get replaced. Lawyers arent.

Lot's of lawyers are involved in rote business. You should get out more.

Good luck being represented by the robots.

Im sure the judge and jury will love it!!

Couldn't be worse than what the Dazzlers clients must suffer!

He is a public defender.

They don't have a choice.

RaceBannon said:

They will have to dumb down AI to replace lawyers

What benefits to humans does replacing everyone bring?

Isn't the logical step to kill all the unnecessary people? Are any people necessary?

I'm hearing it might be able to one day replace the guys directing traffic for the guys who lay down flooring.

Just what I'm hearing.

creepycoug said:

haie said:

It's coming for every white collar job that is not related to tech.

Lawyers, Loan officers, etc are fucked. Within a decade if not 5 years.

You forgot one thing: the government. They'll regulate the fuck out of it.

They love to list lawyers on this list, but what they really mean is paralegal and low-level associate volume work. The judgment isn't there yet for a real lawyer. Accountants? Much more vulnerable. Traders and Finance Bros? Already happening. Fake conservative debaters on anonymous internet message boards? Already happening. And as I said long ago, coders are also on the hook. The AI can or will be able to code better than people.

It technically has the ability to replace everybody. It won't. We're freaking out again like it's Y2K, which turned out to be a nothing sandwich.

Can't stop progress. The benies will outweigh the costs. May as well sit back and enjoy it and let @oregonblitzkrieg rant about it wherever he ran off to. Maybe this is the beginning of a technological evolutionary pivot Marx envisioned as giving birth to his socialist paradise where scarcity is eliminated. @UW_Doog_Bot ?

Creep gets it.

Im also not convinced that the AI is sophisticated as it's being claimed to be

I use ChatGPT for some things at work, as should anyone with half a brain. It has obvious limitations.

It's a useful tool. But it's more like a calculator than it is a human brain

Bob_C said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

creepycoug said:

haie said:

It's coming for every white collar job that is not related to tech.

Lawyers, Loan officers, etc are fucked. Within a decade if not 5 years.

You forgot one thing: the government. They'll regulate the fuck out of it.

They love to list lawyers on this list, but what they really mean is paralegal and low-level associate volume work. The judgment isn't there yet for a real lawyer. Accountants? Much more vulnerable. Traders and Finance Bros? Already happening. Fake conservative debaters on anonymous internet message boards? Already happening. And as I said long ago, coders are also on the hook. The AI can or will be able to code better than people.

It technically has the ability to replace everybody. It won't. We're freaking out again like it's Y2K, which turned out to be a nothing sandwich.

Can't stop progress. The benies will outweigh the costs. May as well sit back and enjoy it and let @oregonblitzkrieg rant about it wherever he ran off to. Maybe this is the beginning of a technological evolutionary pivot Marx envisioned as giving birth to his socialist paradise where scarcity is eliminated. @UW_Doog_Bot ?

Creep gets it.

Im also not convinced that the AI is sophisticated as it's being claimed to be

I use ChatGPT for some things at work, as should anyone with half a brain. It has obvious limitations.

It's a useful tool. But it's more like a calculator than it is a human brain

What aren't you an expert on?

Im not an expert on anything

This is a general bored on a football forum

Hth

RaceBannon said:

Imagine wanting to replace everyone and not realizing the next logical step

Pretty fucking stupid

You and Marx are in agreement. I always knew you were still a dirty hippy commie.

RaceBannon said:

The reason apocalyptic AI stories resonate is because it's likely

When superior intelligence meets inferior its always bad for inferior

And yes I'm saying the Spaniards were superior in intelligence

Of course.

As the senator (or whomever) once said, if it's going to happen, may as well sit back and enjoy it.

It's going to be like the Jetsons around here. AI will hold your beer, and get you a cold one before you even knew you wanted one.

I’ve been demoing some software packages lately. Hadn't looked at anything for about a year. Got led down the ChatGP rabbit hole in the process.

Incredible how far things have come in a short time. Watched a session where a senior accounting person essentially turned the ChatBot into a first year staff person in about a hour. The learning curve on these machines is amazing and they don't have a know it all attitude like the Millenials/GenZers.

@creepycoug is correct - the low level grunts in any profession are going to get picked off first. If I was a bookkeeper or paralegal, I'd learn how to drive an excavator or build an OnlyFans page. They are toast. And toast like 5 years or less toast. Their only saving grace is partners in law and accounting firms are old and slow to change their ways so there will be a few stragglers. But once the upper level folks start bragging to one another about how much money they are saving, it's over.

Hell, I'm old enough to remember when financial statements were typed up by the secretary - and there were shitloads of secretaries who didn't know shit about accounting, they just knew how to type. Legal matters were conducted by dictaphone and yellow pad. There was no such thing as word processing or spreadsheets.

More senior people will just have their underlings deal with the AIBots and then ride off into the sunset.

The people who should be shitting bricks are the ones in their late 30s/early 40's who've already paid their dues with grunt work but aren't quite old enough to think about retiring. They'll be next on the chopping block. Once the bots perfect the low level shit, their learning will logically move up to the next level of work.

(It was Bobby Knight who coined the 'lay back and enjoy it' phrase, BTW).

creepycoug said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

Aztecs and Mayans needed more tim

And Jesus.

Kukulkan > Jesus rather easily...say 34-17?


Smallpox, on the other hand...