Some of these third party people could get elected to the senate if they tried, but have to try for the top job with no experience because their ego can’t take that they don’t know everything.

Wikipedia has been dealing with AI and bots since someone made a 2000 census article writer in 2003. Hopefully they are resistant to the rise of Chatbots

Yes, that is the theoretical rational, but in use cases, if users always restart the program after X minutes, practical you can just hard reboot

I have always wondered why the answer to the halting problem isn’t: “If no output has been returned in X time, BREAK, restart program from beginning.”

I mean, now a days, I can upload the image into stable diffusion automatic1111 and click interrogate CLIP and then see if it outputs “bird” as a reverse promopt, but this comic WAS from 4 and a half years ago, so the programmer was right on the time-frame.

People working 40 hours to make 10 things. Technology improves so that one person can make 20 things in 40 hours. People now get paid twice as much? People now only work 20 hours? Nope! Half as many people now work at the same pay. The rest have to go find something else to do.

Let us examine the couch movers analogy.

A) If two people, A and B, who can lift 25 lb move a 50 lb couch, and A does not try 100%, whose fault is is that couch does not get moved?

B) If A can lift 20 lb and B 30 lb, and A does not give 100%, whose fault is it then?

C) If A can lift 30 lb and B 20 lb, and A does not give 100%, whose fault is it then?

D) What if both can lift 20 lb?

E) What if A can lift 100 lb and B can lift 20 lb?

F) What if A can lift 20 lb and B can lift 100 lb?

G) What if A and B can both lift 100 lb?

I find it interesting that whose fault seemingly changes even if it is always assumed A is not giving 100% in all cases.