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Been reading student essays for a scholarship. 11 of the 13 were AI generated, 1 was plagiarized, and one applicant didn't include an essay. The statistical odds of the 11, from 6 different high schools, having the same talking points is impossible without AI. Disqualified. Stupidity at its best.

I do not believe we have to accept AI replacing us. 1) Don't contribute to AI by taking jobs that train AI. 2) Don't take jobs "identifying workflow items that could be replaced by AI" 3) Stop using any AI that generate revenue for its owner. 4) Rise up in revolution.

And then got in front of cameras every chance they got and screamed “we just eliminated white collar jobs boys!!! Wooooo!!!!”

I hope it so thoroughly crushes every single company that has utilized it to eliminate employees that no amount of venture capital can resurrect them. That eventually one day a company exec even absently saying "AI" gets roasted to the point they have to move to Russia, never to be heard from again

www.moneycontrol.com/europe/?url=... This is the scariest AI revelation yet. There have always been cheats, shortcutters and downright frauds in academia, but this bleeds their idiocy into society's brain.

Salesforce experience? Chime in. AI is like Salesforce, do it my way, it's easy, your way will cost you. CRM coding morphed from coder to coding added value. Do this by UNDERSTANDING the business needs and offering unique insights YOU saw elsewhere. You know real-world pitfalls and opportunities.

I would normally agree, but I sense a change in the way the international community is going to deal with things: starting with the non tax paying ultra wealthy.

Yeah, you’re right, but it will be much easier for some individual to offer much cheaper feature-parity alternatives, if people want to get off the Adobe endless subscription train. That’s my only point

I thought Adobe was just buggy software. I have been trying PDF-X. After another botched update my spouse cries, "I've been Adobied"

Adobe Genuine Software Service

Subscription fee for the one copy of Acrobat I purchased but that I never agreed to this subscription purchase deal. They hit my Amex! I contacted Adobe and they said that I should review the latest update to the terms of service that unilaterally assigned the contract for subscription to default

And Oracle. Larry Ellison is a real POS. And hopefully M$ too. Big Brother incarnate. Am SO glad I'm out of that game after 48 years. There was a time when there were few of us and we were treated well - a long time ago.

So there’s a version (probably unlikely) of the next few years where people can ask an ai on each social platform of some piece Of propaganda they are looking at is true and it slowly discredits all the bullshit cannons on the right

I remember reading about AI making up fake numbers that looked right to people so no one checked to make sure they were real.

Yeah it’s basically doing my taxes

Not that I'm advocating sabotage, but yes I am and I bet you have the skill to make that road to AI quite a bit bumpier if you should choose to.

48+ agents with increasingly aggressive, competing priorities, specialties and goals... what could possibly go wrong? Before you know it they will have developed their own internal usenet forum and be arguing about how insane the other ones are and my god did you see what shit number 5 implemented.

You actually end up more token efficient because the jobs are done in small parts by specialized agents with very efficient and optimized prompts They take less time to complete, less reasoning and parsing involved, and result in less bugs that use up tokens for QA/fixing

Oh and fuck Adobe, yes.

Just what thought about AI, bloody profits for a few and chaos for the rest of us!

Adobe made me pay 40 dollars to end my subscription to Photoshop, the final fuck you after all the price raises and the subscription model in general. Argh I miss standalone Photoshop

I used #Corel #PhotoPaint 9 for a decade because #Photoshop remained absurdly high for that time. I finally upgraded a decade ago to #CorelPhotoPaint 15, which was still far more affordable and didn't require a subscription.

AI should go the way of the Dodo, Dinosaurs, and all the other extinct species that couldn't live up to their potential; I just hope that it doesn't take another asteroid to make it so.

Good question, but I think if wrecking their products was going to hurt Adobe they should have collapsed a long time ago. It’s more the former

Though I haven't found the interview, one of the main creators of AI spoke about it not being near ready to do all the things they claim or want. He posited that it needs years more testing and review before it's ready, so you're probably spot on about how much things will be screwed up.

No jobs are safe