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Are we in a Human VS AI world, or are we adding another "Brain Layer" as seen here. What do you think? Perhaps it will be a bit of both? (sh.itjust.works)

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I am not sure we are in a Human VS AI world, but rather we are adding another "Brain Layer" as seen here. We all have an ancient reptilian brain, that is wrapped by our limbic or animal brain, that is wrapped by our human brain, and now we have wrapped a new AI brian over the set. I certainly feel my brain has expanded and is now capable of doing things not possible for me before. I foresee some competition with AI, but I anticipate there will be a human in the mix on the other end. What do you think?

Ironically, I could not get AI to make the bottom image so forgive my amatuer GIMP skills.

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 4 days ago

Nothing exists that should be called artificial intelligence yet. It's like calling Tesla's self-driving, just a marketing term. Clickbait nonsense. No, the next iteration of autocorrect is not comparable to the human brain...lol

[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago

I mean, the brain layer is a metaphor of course, there won't be a dedicated AI area because evolution is not going to select for AI capability over tens of thousands of years.

But I agree that, like any new tool, there's going to be an inflection point where AI starts to become the most efficient method for certain tasks, use of AI becomes a skill that our brains start to treat as a body extension, and there will be a (mostly generational) adaptation moment where some people's brains are no longer plastic enough to adapt.

I think that intuitive expectation - that we may not be able to compete in our lives/jobs while others do more with less - is a large source of our collective anxiety.