@mickeynp oh hey I also started with Red Hat 5, from a CD in the back of a "Learn Linux" tome. AI has helped me diagnose some really obscure problems on Linux systems, and really is just a great tool to have as a textual interface user. Like any powertool, it's not for everything.
@StorgaardMikkel@Viper04191 Yes, it does. So you can bring your human touch and attention there whenever you want it, or you could automate some slop if you want to. In the end I think people will choose the human element
@TracketPacer Interacting with a computer linguistically really is the most natural and powerful way. Interacting with fancy graphic GUIs is for mouse monkeys. Text is the universal interface.
@mattshumer_ All it knows is how people talk to one another in passing at a tech company cafeteria... You should have it do morale tracking and start the morale off somewhat... lower. Given the circumstances.
@nickgraynews Perhaps you cannot understand the value of having an AI fully under your control. It's not fully about costs. Some of it is about independence and freedom. Some of us want to train our own models and not be beholden to whatever (insert corporation) thinks is good or bad.
I have met important people who seem to believe that the human race is a biological bootloader for building our technological god. Some of them also seem to believe that said god went back in time to create humanity, or humanity was created by a previous iteration of the AI god.