The onward march of AI

[zenfootball2]

I enjoy Korean dramas and iv noticed that increasingly articles are been translate by AI.

Initial contact with many companies is going through automated responses.

Considering the mess this country is in I wonder how well as a country are able to compete in a digital age. With China ,SKorea etc

Estonia embraced digital technology when it had a very young government in the 90s. There schools are very focused on teaching all children coding etc
We need a highly skilled well educated and adaptable workforce.
Instead we seem to be going for a low wage economy.



Part of a quote from Darwin sums up my thoughts on AI,
"The species that survives is the one that is best to adapt and adjust to changing environments in which it finds itself"

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May 27, 2024 10:48:10 GMT 1 zenfootball2 said:

I enjoy Korean dramas and iv noticed that increasingly articles are been translate by AI.

Initial contact with many companies is going through automated responses.

Considering the mess this country is in I wonder how well as a country are able to compete in a digital age. With China ,SKorea etc

Estonia embraced digital technology when it had a very young government in the 90s. There schools are very focused on teaching all children coding etc
We need a highly skilled well educated and adaptable workforce.
Instead we seem to be going for a low wage economy.



Part of a quote from Darwin sums up my thoughts on AI,
"The species that survives is the one that is best to adapt and adjust to changing environments in which it finds itself"

They don’t want a population of citizens capable of critical thinking. They don’t want well informed, well educated people capable of critical thinking.