The impending irrelevance of human achievement in the face of AI
"The root of corruption"
You (and most people in this forum) can't even draw, either way. IMO, there shouldn't be any (cognitive) limitations when humans desire to express their emotions and ideas through "art".
But soon every human artistic and intellectual achievement will be made irrelevant by what AI can do. It will take less effort to generate a book than to read a book and in probably less than 20 years AI models will be as good as any human.
Instead of robots doing physical labor and humans devoting themselves to intellectual pursuits, it will be the other way around.
a feeling of relieve when I notive AI still struggles to get fingers right
All immigrants get the blue-collar jobs. I can't find any. Of course, I'm from Southern Europe and the situation might be overly different in the US.
why would you leave humans to do physical labor, they consume more energy, make more mistakes, sleep need to sleep and rest and cost more, need decades to be educated and nurtured,
Education requires above-average IQ, unfortunately. Rote memorization is a complete different thing.
Prostitutes will be the highest paid human workers.
Evil and deceipt
I've counted five fingers in both hands.
Simply because it'll take longer for materials science and mechanical engineering to catch up to AI models. Like if you need a new toiled bowl installed by a robot, so many advances by many fields and industries are needed. For decades to come it will be cheaper to train a human than to come up with a robot that can do that kind of handy work.
But if your product is words or computer code, in only 10 years even the best humans will be outclassed.
Schizophrenia
What about this one?
Yeah, robotics will take a bit to get figured out, but that's only a few decades at most in delay between becoming irrelevant in the intellectual domain and irrelevant in the physical domain. And if at any point on that trajectory an intelligence explosion happens the entire thing may become even more hopeless even faster.
Yeah, but the thumb on the right hand is abnormally long and weird looking.
That's how my painting would look like IRL. Touch-ups are for perfectionists.
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