I mean there's a reason why we're doing MoCap for video games. If computers were good at this, we wouldn't be needing that. But actual motion and all seems to be much more complex than the systems can predict, apparently.

Also.. uh.. isn't this.. good? I thought AI was to steal all our jobs.

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Beside that, kinda weird self-description.

Isn't the computer executing your commands and you're just filling in where it cannot do that?

Being that dog implies that the computer is in the driver seat.

I mean it's supposed to be a joke I guess, but I read it as one that leaks internal metadata which seems to be incorrectly calibrated.

▲ smugglerFlynn an hour ago | parent | next [-]

   > Also.. uh.. isn't this.. good?

It is weird if you think about it this way: it is AI that waits for you, its ‘eyes’, to provide a feedback so it can continue working. It literally uses you as its organ.

<!!spoiler ahead!!>There is a TV show called Person of Interest <!!spoiler ahead!!>, where Machine (AI connected to Internet and CCTV networks) has no legs or eyes, so when it needs to go and check something not covered by CCTV feeds, it gives instructions to a real person. In the show it is called an ‘analog interface.’

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hypfer an hour ago | parent [-]

> It literally uses you as its organ.

But it isn't. That's my point.

I told the clanker "hey do that", and like the intern/junior it emulates, it eventually says "boss! Help! I can't do this alone".

It is I who is in the driver seat.

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smugglerFlynn an hour ago | parent [-]

If intern is making a breakfast, and boss is the one who suddenly runs to the grocery store because eggs are missing, is boss still the one in a driver’s seat?

From the original goal point of view yes, as it was boss who has initiated whole breakfast procedure. But from an execution standpoint it is intern who gives its boss a job of a grocery store run. He could give same job to anyone else, boss as a persona is irrelevant here.

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▲ wolfi1 an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

>Also.. uh.. isn't this.. good? I thought AI was to steal all our jobs. the problem is, the CEOs still think AI solves their problems ie minimize paid jobs