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Lauren Wilford @lauren_wilford a YouTube comment about the way Al destroyed the field of translation years ago Caroline Kloppert · 2w ago I spent decades of my life learning foreign languages, only to see the translation industry destroyed by Al. The inferiority of the machine translations a few years back did not stop the destruction of the industry. The machine translation cost nothing, and so the price for all translation came crashing down, because the bottom feeders used machine translation. I found myself paid half price to 'just edit' (as if it was less work) a translation done by machine which was basically unintelligible so that I had to go back to the original and translate it myself. Most clients, the bottom of the pyramid that kept the industry going, did not care about the quality of the translation. If we expect that clients prizing human made products will save industries we are being very delusional. ... the vast majority of clients will go for the process that costs less. 10:54 PM · Dec 6, 2022 :

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STARTING TODAY OUR COMPANY WILL BE RUN ENTIRELY BY AN AI CEO YOU CAN'T LET AI BE IN CHARGE OF A HUGE CORPORATION! 0- IMAGINE, A SOULLESS ENTITY COULD MAKE A DECISION TO FIRE THOUSANDS OF EMPLOYEES SIMPLY TO SAVE THE COMPANY A FEW DOLLAR- OH. AVALE EXACTLY, BUT NOW WITHOUT THE 33 MILLION DOLLAR SALARY. "CAIO" @mattczap 2025
scientism @mr_scientism People imagined Al outperforming humans and competition driving its adoption and leading to mass unemployment but instead it's incompetent and its adoption is being driven by individual laziness and institutional ignorance. 10:48 PM - Mar 4, 2025 5,024 Views scientism 21 204 ☐ 19 ↑ @mr_scientism None of the 'Al ethics experts' prepared us for the reality of everyone relying on incompetent Al and nobody being able to stop this from happening (or even really trying). What sort of doom scenario is this? 10:53 PM - Mar 4, 2025 1,751 Views e.g. 274 Runaway Warming @RunawayWarming 55 ☐ 2 ↑ reddit weer comments 5313 show images Job is becoming unbearable due to AI (set webdev) submitted 26 days ago last edited 2 days ago) by mace endar O My job is slowly becoming unbearable due to AI. If I didn't have any bills to pay or a family to support, I would have resigned already. Our micro-managing CEO now regularly passes code from our GitHub repo Into ChatGPT and then gets back to us with Instructions on things that need to be changed or implemented in order to fix problems that we are dealing with. Usually accompanied by comments such as "why did you guys not come up with that already" or "just do it the same way as it's in my Python script, because it works". The problem with it is that at least 50% of the suggestions are hallucinations, 40% aren't practical for us due to a variety of reasons (e.g. because AI suggests that we use Python libraries that haven't been updated in two years and we also don't use Python) and 10% are actually good and valid. Add to that the now much tighter deadlines, because "with AI the coding takes care of itself now anyway", logging Into Slack each morning seriously makes me want to puke. 3:04 PM · Mar 4, 2025 -2,009 Views 2 179 26 ☐ 1 Job is becoming unbearable due to AI (self.webdev) submitted 26 days ago (last edited 26 days ago) by mace_endar O My job is slowly becoming unbearable due to AI. If I didn't have any bills to pay or a family to support, I would have resigned already. Our micro-managing CEO now regularly passes code from our GitHub repo into ChatGPT and then gets back to us with Instructions on things that need to be changed or implemented in order to fix problems that we are dealing with. Usually accompanied by comments such as "why did you guys not come up with that already" or "just do it the same way as it's in my Python script, because it works". The problem with it is that at least 50% of the suggestions are hallucinations, 40% aren't practical for us due to a variety of reasons (e.g. because AI suggests that we use Python libraries that haven't been updated in two years and we also don't use Python) and 10% are actually good and valid. Add to that the now much tighter deadlines, because "with AI the coding takes care of itself now anyway", logging into Slack each morning seriously makes me want to puke.
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