OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks some jobs will be 'totally, totally gone' thanks to AI, but he still wouldn't trust ChatGPT with his 'medical fate'
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No, it’s not about to eat the world.
Have you not seen the amount of resources they consume?
Sorry, I meant eat the world in the Terminator / super-intelligence definition. If we're talking resources, yeah, that's already happening and growing rapidly.
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Oh, Sam...
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Sorry, I meant eat the world in the Terminator / super-intelligence definition. If we're talking resources, yeah, that's already happening and growing rapidly.
I got that. I'm just being cheeky.
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His fate will still be trusted on real doctors. Yours will be trusted on the AI as soon as lobbying allows it.
And you will still be billed the same if not more.
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We are entering an era in business in which the paradigm will be to give the customer as little of the goods or services they are buying in exchange for the most money they can extract for supplying the minimum. No longer will companies respect customer service or the customer experience.
Verizon is an excellent example.
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We are entering an era in business in which the paradigm will be to give the customer as little of the goods or services they are buying in exchange for the most money they can extract for supplying the minimum. No longer will companies respect customer service or the customer experience.
Verizon is an excellent example.
Dominos as no customer service, and what about Verizon? I just switched to them because US Cellular became shit. So far I had good experience with customer service. Is it because I am new.
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Dominos as no customer service, and what about Verizon? I just switched to them because US Cellular became shit. So far I had good experience with customer service. Is it because I am new.
I just quit Verizon after nearly 20 years with them. Their service got worse and worse, and their prices kept rising. I switched to T-Mobile, and the service is about the same, but it's less than half the price.
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I just quit Verizon after nearly 20 years with them. Their service got worse and worse, and their prices kept rising. I switched to T-Mobile, and the service is about the same, but it's less than half the price.
I had T mobile and just wait their prices will rise and rise. Drop them when they gave me a 1000 dollar bill. This was in 2011 and we didn't have smart phones. Just cheap flipphones. I refused to pay and drop them.
Us cellular was costing me 600 a month and half time I had no service. Verizon I got more phones and better service at only 200 a month.
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I had T mobile and just wait their prices will rise and rise. Drop them when they gave me a 1000 dollar bill. This was in 2011 and we didn't have smart phones. Just cheap flipphones. I refused to pay and drop them.
Us cellular was costing me 600 a month and half time I had no service. Verizon I got more phones and better service at only 200 a month.
Prices always rise, that's life. But when I can get equal service at half the price, I'm taking the cheaper option. I need the money more than some evil transnational corporation.
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Prices always rise, that's life. But when I can get equal service at half the price, I'm taking the cheaper option. I need the money more than some evil transnational corporation.
Well T mobile is just evil. Think they are all evil.
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Well T mobile is just evil. Think they are all evil.
They are all evil, so just choose the cheapest one.
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I got that. I'm just being cheeky.
Gotcha. Apologies.
