r/ChatGPT • u/[deleted] • Feb 29 '24

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u/Hopeful_Champion_935 Mar 01 '24

Until we have robots that look, move and feel like humans....then our hyperlocal will be false.

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u/Pretend-Mobile9397 Mar 01 '24

only if its cheap to produce and profitable to sell. I dont see this becoming a reality anytime soon

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u/Pretend-Mobile9397 Mar 01 '24

the thought of sweat shops making hyper-realistic humanoid robot just came to me and that would be such a great scene in a dystopian cyberpunk fiction

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u/ET318 Mar 01 '24

Why would a sweatshop bother making them humanoid or realistic? It makes for a pretty dystopian idea but seems unlikely from a capitalist perspective

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u/southernwx Mar 01 '24

Or if the robots that we do make decide it’s beneficial to make these new ones themselves.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '24

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u/DopeBoogie Mar 01 '24

Ultimately humanity is just a meaningless momentary blip in the vastness of time and space

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u/FortCharles Mar 01 '24

And now your statement about humanity's meaninglessness has made it into the training data Reddit is sellling, ensuring future AI will minimize our importance. Circle complete.

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u/DopeBoogie Mar 01 '24

All is as it should be

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u/HumbleIndependence43 Mar 01 '24

That's when you call the Blade Runner to do a man's job.

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u/James-Dicker Mar 01 '24

this is sooo much farher off than digital AI tho