Random Posts For Non-Meshugeners

[Lurker]

I'm less worried about AI than I am about CV mastering Yiddish.

[CountValentine]

I'm less worried about AI than I am about CV mastering Yiddish.

Someone linked me to a great translator. One I had didn't even recognize Yiddish. Which variant is next? 

[ExGingi]

Someone linked me to a great translator. One I had didn't even recognize Yiddish. Which variant is next? 

תרגום לשון
 

[CountValentine]

תרגום לשון
 

beth ydw i ar goll

[ExGingi]

beth ydw i ar goll

Where did that come from?

[ExGingi]

תרגום לשון
 

That's the Yiddish term for Aramaic (though each one of the words individually is a Hebrew word).

[~King Lake~]

Newly unraveled ponzi scheme rocks Williamsburg.

Is it true?
Seen it making circles on WA

[mevinyavin]

תרגום לשון
 

Just saw that Ha Lachma Anya was said in Aramaic as the version of English they had in Bavel, except for Leshana Habaah because they didn't want the people outside to understand they wanted to go back to EY.

[Definitions]

Interesting thought. Correct me if I'm wrong.
If it's possible to create a robot that can learn to do everything a person can do then everything will be free and money won't exist anymore.

I want to bring this up again now that we have chatgpt.
I don't think I answered the resources question. But it still doesn't bother me that much to say that it won't happen.

Another thing is that chatgpt is currently in digital format but I can imagine the same technique can be used so it can learn from billions (trillions?) hours worth of footage how to do other things in a physical form.

[Definitions]

My vision for the future is something along the lines of having lots of solar panels all over the world maybe nuclear power plants too. There would be towers for food to grow in. Likely locally, but can be further out.

Everyone will have a lot of robots working for them. People will slowly get used to not having anything to do. And the ones that don't will just have a horrible life. Causing people to be busy with more spiritual stuff since that can't be replaced as well as physical stuff.

I'm sure there will still be fighting going on though not sure for what. I'm not sure what the animals will do.

As for limited resources. My initial thought is that it will be the people themselves that won't want to have everything in existence.

[Definitions]

I'm sure there will still be fighting going on though not sure for what.

it will be the people themselves that won't want to have everything in existence.

Maybe the second half will prevent the first part and there will only be peace? Then again how can there be peace if there are conflicting religions?

All I can say is it sounds eerily familiar to times of moshiach.

[~King Lake~]

People will slowly get used to not having anything to do.

This is what they said when computers came out, and look where we are today

[Definitions]

This is what they said when computers came out, and look where we are today

What was the logic for that?

[~King Lake~]

What was the logic for that?

That everything would take so fast to do, that people will only have to work 1 day a week

[Definitions]

That everything would take so fast to do, that people will only have to work 1 day a week

Ok seems logical enough. I still think this theoretical idea is different. I don't think technology is ever improving. We will reach an end at some point.

ETA although at this point the only thing really that I can see that might open up a whole new area is related to physics (quantum stuff or some other things that I have no idea what it can do). Even genetic engineering an end goal is in sight.

[aygart]

This is what they said when computers came out, and look where we are today

Technology advanced so far that people are working 24/7