for now. Wait until you have to compete with those who do have it. It's like competing in a race with a ferrari without a race car. The same thing used to be said of the internet.

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thefz 3 days ago | parent | next [-]

Why? Will you have access to it during an exam? During an interview? Can't you pass a calculus exam without it?

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jama211 2 days ago | parent [-]

I can think of a few job related reasons you’d use it, you know, to make money. If those few specific ones you mentioned are all you can think of then…

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thefz 2 days ago | parent [-]

Such as?

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jama211 a day ago | parent [-]

If you’re unable to think of examples like “software development” without my help, I suspect you’re going to struggle in this conversation.

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		If you’re unable to develop software without AI I suspect you’re going to struggle once those who learned it without AI hit the job market

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latexr 3 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Not everything is a high-stakes competition. Not every car is a Ferrari, precisely because not every car needs to be. Same goes for your other example, the local sellers at my local market don’t require an internet presence to sustain their businesses.

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Mars008 3 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

That can be said about any infrastructure element. AI becomes one of them along with roads, telephones, electricity, etc. Should rich sponsor all of it to make poor around the world competitive? There are charities for this. Actually it's more complicated. The idea of world wide taxes was around for years.

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catigula 3 days ago | parent | prev [-]

I mean, they just released their major version and it's not a Ferrari, it's marginally better than what they had on the market 3 years ago.