But Microsoft and Apple doing a good job at that. Both companies are almost 50 years old now.
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But Microsoft and Apple doing a good job at that. Both companies are almost 50 years old now.
That is the least of our worries, Covid was made in the Lab by humans. AI will eventually be able figure out how to make a version 10x or 100x stronger. And give you, or someone else, the instructions of how to make it in a low tech lab. Wont even need a rogue Skynet AI. Humans are dumb/greedy/evil enough on our own. We have summoned the demon...
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So here is an example of AI ChatBot losing its "job". 
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Air Canada ordered to pay customer over chatbot error
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A Canadian tribunal ruled in favor of a customer who was given incorrect information about bereavement fare discounts from an Air Canada chatbot, a rare win for humans in the ongoing battle against our rising AI overlords.
In 2022, Jake Moffat asked a chatbot for help booking a last-minute flight to attend his grandmother’s funeral. The chatbot told Moffat to book the flight and request a refund within 90 days. However, Air Canada denied his ~$450 refund, saying bereavement abatements cannot be applied retroactively.
Air Canada initially offered Moffat a $200 coupon and promised to update the chatbot, but Moffat decided to take the airline to a civil tribunal. The airline’s arguments included:
Call them r Canada because they’ve dropped the Ai. After the ruling, the airline appears to have removed chatbot services from its website. Finally, a robot that lost its job to a human.—DL
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AI
Air Canada ordered to pay customer over chatbot error
Gary Hershorn/Getty Images
A Canadian tribunal ruled in favor of a customer who was given incorrect information about bereavement fare discounts from an Air Canada chatbot, a rare win for humans in the ongoing battle against our rising AI overlords.
In 2022, Jake Moffat asked a chatbot for help booking a last-minute flight to attend his grandmother’s funeral. The chatbot told Moffat to book the flight and request a refund within 90 days. However, Air Canada denied his ~$450 refund, saying bereavement abatements cannot be applied retroactively.
Air Canada initially offered Moffat a $200 coupon and promised to update the chatbot, but Moffat decided to take the airline to a civil tribunal. The airline’s arguments included:
- The chatbot was a separate legal entity “responsible for its own actions.”
- Moffat should not have trusted the chatbot and should have double-checked the info.
Call them r Canada because they’ve dropped the Ai. After the ruling, the airline appears to have removed chatbot services from its website. Finally, a robot that lost its job to a human.—DL
Going back to my earlier assertion, who will be supporting the economy when everyone's laid off? If you think about it, it ain't just blue collar jobs that's at stake here. Most of the white collars will get the axe as well. AI will very likely replace bankers, doctors (including medical researchers), and even lawyers and academicians.
Suppose such a day comes when everyone is out on the street, who will support the damn economy? Better yet, can we even reverse the tide?
Suppose such a day comes when everyone is out on the street, who will support the damn economy? Better yet, can we even reverse the tide?
Added the value of Alabama, Arkansas Idaho and Kansas today.Where's the count at now? GM, Ford, and Chrysler combined?
And $$$ to us investors!
Nvidia Market Cap Surpasses Size of Canada's Economy
Chip maker Nvidia's latest jump in share price now gives it a market capitalization that now surpasses the size of the Canadian economy. Seasonally-adjusted real GDP for Canada, a Group of Seven economy, was C$2.349 trillion, or the equivalent of $1.74 trillion, as of 3Q. Data for 4Q data is scheduled for release next week. In Thursday morning trading, Nvidia's market capitalization rose $238 billion to $1.925 trillion.
Chip maker Nvidia's latest jump in share price now gives it a market capitalization that now surpasses the size of the Canadian economy. Seasonally-adjusted real GDP for Canada, a Group of Seven economy, was C$2.349 trillion, or the equivalent of $1.74 trillion, as of 3Q. Data for 4Q data is scheduled for release next week. In Thursday morning trading, Nvidia's market capitalization rose $238 billion to $1.925 trillion.