@nixCraft

The irony is that the people most easily replaceable by AI are folks like himself: managers and executives. People with no detailed technical abilities, just middle/high level managers.

@nixCraft Look, you can care or not care but every frat party that he walked into, everyone stopped and thought "what is up with that dude's head?"

The trauma changes a person.

@nixCraft when anyone whose job isn’t literally art of some sort says “there’s an intangible quality to it”, it means they don’t actually understand their job. This is ok… until they, like Marc here, try to claim that it’s inherently not understandable.

Alongside all the other problems, that’s a hell of a lack of humility

@socketwench

@nixCraft this is great example of how a technological singularity must be preceded by a capital singularity, unless we create system change.

It’s not hard to imagine that anything would be more tolerable than a capital singularity.

@nixCraft When the first AI invests successfully, the VC ladder will crumble and all these chodes will come falling down off it.

It will be glorious 😩

@nixCraft That's fine, when the banks lose everyone's money and apply debt across the board because of an AI "mistake" nobody is qualified to fix because AI is perfect or something, all he'll have is his house and possessions to save him.

"Fix it as it goes" isn't sufficient to replace people. What a jackass.