And this is why they need AI to be wokeQuote:
Hiring in back-office functions such as human resources
And this is why they need AI to be wokeQuote:
Hiring in back-office functions such as human resources
P.H. Dexippus said:And this is why they need AI to be wokeQuote:
Hiring in back-office functions such as human resources
TriAg2010 said:
It's a wonder to me IBM isn't just circling the drain. They run expensive TV commercials all the time for their Watson APIs but I've met zero developers who ever use them. They're a complete non-entity in any kind architecture discussion I've had in the last 8 years or so. It's a forgone conclusion to build and deploy for AWS or Azure. Nobody even speaks of IBM. I guess they must still be limping on all their legacy mainframe stuff.
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IBM will move its Austin workforce into a new, 500,000-square-foot office development in North Austin by 2027, the company is announcing today.
Why it matters: The announcement comes two days after CEO Arvind Krishna's acknowledgement that IBM plans to replace jobs with AI and as tech industry downsizing has led companies to pull back on leasing office spaces.
Driving the news: Construction for the new project at 11901 N. MoPac Expressway is expected to begin later this year, featuring two 14-story interconnected towers that include eight stories of parking.
This.P.H. Dexippus said:
I am an attorney, and for years there have been efforts by some clients to introduce AI into the litigation field. It did not look ready for prime time, but this latest evolution is looking like it has substance. I think it is only a matter of time before more entry-level/routine/mundane functions are outsourced to AI (basic pleading and discovery drafting, settlement analysis, etc.). I see it being more difficult for baby lawyers to learn the ropes when the basics are handled by machine.
LMCane said:
I saw this earlier- good post
this is going to start to happen more and more across society
learn to COOOODE!!!
oops, I mean learn to be a politician...
Ol_Ag_02 said:
For those of you that are convinced AI isn't going to have that big on an effect on the job force… this is your canary in a coal mine.
TriAg2010 said:
It's a wonder to me IBM isn't just circling the drain. They run expensive TV commercials all the time for their Watson APIs but I've met zero developers who ever use them. They're a complete non-entity in any kind architecture discussion I've had in the last 8 years or so. It's a forgone conclusion to build and deploy for AWS or Azure. Nobody even speaks of IBM. I guess they must still be limping on all their legacy mainframe stuff.
Ol_Ag_02 said:
For those of you that are convinced AI isn't going to have that big on an effect on the job force… this is your canary in a coal mine.
Nanomachines son said:TriAg2010 said:
It's a wonder to me IBM isn't just circling the drain. They run expensive TV commercials all the time for their Watson APIs but I've met zero developers who ever use them. They're a complete non-entity in any kind architecture discussion I've had in the last 8 years or so. It's a forgone conclusion to build and deploy for AWS or Azure. Nobody even speaks of IBM. I guess they must still be limping on all their legacy mainframe stuff.
IBM got taken over by Indians and then it became a glorified service company. It's fallen very very far from the 1960s.
No Spin Ag said:Ol_Ag_02 said:
For those of you that are convinced AI isn't going to have that big on an effect on the job force… this is your canary in a coal mine.
Pretty much.
If your job is done on a computer, and you have no customer interaction, AI is might be helping you find another line of work pretty soon.
The future of AAA open-world games.
— Roberto Nickson (@rpnickson) April 27, 2023
This is a Skyrim VR mod by YouTuber 'Art from the Machine' which lets you talk to NPCs using ChatGPT.
NPCs have their own tailored prompts based on their unique backgrounds which allows ChatGPT to roleplay as that character.
There's also a… pic.twitter.com/pB4ovdfMC5
Nanomachines son said:No Spin Ag said:Ol_Ag_02 said:
For those of you that are convinced AI isn't going to have that big on an effect on the job force… this is your canary in a coal mine.
Pretty much.
If your job is done on a computer, and you have no customer interaction, AI is might be helping you find another line of work pretty soon.
AI can already synthesize voice correctly and near perfectly.The future of AAA open-world games.
— Roberto Nickson (@rpnickson) April 27, 2023
This is a Skyrim VR mod by YouTuber 'Art from the Machine' which lets you talk to NPCs using ChatGPT.
NPCs have their own tailored prompts based on their unique backgrounds which allows ChatGPT to roleplay as that character.
There's also a… pic.twitter.com/pB4ovdfMC5
And this is just a poor example of using a language model for voice interaction. It's going to get very very good soon such that you won't be able to tell it's not a human on the phone.
Video conferencing will be easy as well.
AI is coming for everything where you don't physically work with your hands. This means surgeons and blue collar workers.