But, what happens when you lose that programming job and are forced to take a job at a ~50-70% pay reduction? How are you paying for that anti-cancer drug with a job with no to little health insurance?
Any disease cured/death avoided by AI yet?
Stop pretending that the people behind this technology is genuinely motivated by what's best for humanity.
I don't think it is "bad" to be sincerely worried that the current trajectory of AI progress represents this trade.
The likelihood of all that is incredibly slim. It's not 0% -- nothing ever really is -- but it is effectively so.
Especially with the economics of scientific research, the reproducibility crisis, and general anti-science meme spreading throughout the populace. The data, the information, isn't there. Even if it was, it'd be like Alzheimer's research: down the wrong road because of faked science.
There is no one coming to save humanity. There is only our hard work.
How exactly do you wish death comes to you?
If you solve everything that kills you then you don't die from "just aging" anymore.
https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/health-professional/cancer-...
> Children aged 0-14, and teenagers and young adults aged 15-24, each account for less than one per cent
> Adults aged 25-49 contribute around 5 in 100 (4%) of all cancer death
oh yea can cancer has nothing to do with age, its just all random like stepping on a nail.
But of course it's not, because we have near-100% cures for both. Just like we should have for every other affliction, which would make being old no longer synonymous with being sick and frail and dying.
- 20% in those 65 and older.
for tetanus
Age would be irrelevant even if cured everything else
I don't see how thats affliction of old
Have you looked at how expensive prescription drug prices are without (sometimes WITH) insurance? If you are no longer employed, good luck paying for your magical pill.
I don't mind losing my programming job in exchange for being able to go to the pharmacy for my annual anti-cancer pill.