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Episode 1308 explores the impact of AI automation on human skills and capabilities, discussing the tasks that AI should handle versus what humans should retain. The conversation touches on the potential consequences of relying on technology for everyday tasks.
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The episode begins with a discussion on what tasks AI should learn to do, such as doing the dishes, versus what humans should retain ▶ 0:02. The conversation also touches on the idea that there will be tasks that we don't want appliances to do, with some humorously suggesting that sex is one of them ▶ 0:13. The host, Psyche, notes that the increased reliance on technology will lead to forgotten knowledge, as people will no longer need to remember how to do certain things ▶ 0:26. He also mentions that this is not a new phenomenon, as the internet and cell phones have already made it possible for people to access information on how to do almost anything ▶ 0:36. At ▶ 0:40, Psyche highlights the convenience of technology, but also implies that this convenience comes with a cost.
The episode appears to suggest that the increasing use of AI automation will have a significant impact on human skills and capabilities. It continues the pattern of exploring the intersection of technology and human experience, and raises questions about what we want to retain as humans in a world where technology can perform many tasks for us. The conversation also touches on the theme of convenience versus forgotten knowledge, and the potential consequences of relying too heavily on technology.
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the situations and so what do we really need to have have the robot learn how to do the dishes perfectly or do we just like you know stick with the washing machine we have and just maybe improve that like it's like there's going to be tasks that we really don't want so basically what task can't the appliances do there be like probably sex and um you know the stuff we can use on the computer so you know it's gonna be interesting um journey for the AI in our
human body be having a lot of sex >> gonna be a lot of forgotten knowledge too like people are going to forget how to do things because just they're going to be so >> they are forget how to do >> so convenient you know >> so but I mean it's already been cell phones the internet's been out like they I mean already all this stuff has been out like you know tells you how to do everything in the world basically the internet
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