Vector Mars @VectorMars_

Build AI-oriented software • Former game designer • Top 10 STEM graduate Joined April 2014

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Vector Mars @VectorMars_

5 months ago

@pmitu the difference is: AI doesn't want to be at your service, AI wants to be at the table

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@pmddomingos Humans have totally different explanations for the exact same concept. No new concepts exist in sociology under the sun. An LLM can invent plenty of “new” concepts in seconds, but the hard part is getting millions of people to believe merely one of them.

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Vector Mars @VectorMars_

4 months ago

@mattshumer_ AI transforms intelligence from a private asset into public infrastructure accessible to everyone, potentially reducing inequalities arising from natural differences in IQ and disparities in education and knowledge.

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4 months ago

Junior white-collar jobs largely emerged from the First and Second Industrial Revolutions, which centered on transforming matter (raw materials into goods) and energy (steam, electricity, and mechanized power). These revolutions created massive scales of production, complex supply chains, administrative bureaucracies, and the need for clerical, managerial, and coordinating roles—essentially building the foundation for modern office-based "information handling" within a physical economy. The ongoing revolution of information (driven by AI and advanced automation) would profoundly disrupt information-users—meaning white-collar workers who primarily process, analyze, create, or transmit information.

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4 months ago

@elonmusk @wholemars He is referring to the ability to discover and predict at a junior school level, not merely to summarize and conclude at a primary school level. He raises an important question about AI’s next step.

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4 months ago

@rohanpaul_ai The only certainty is that AI will free people from certain types of work—meaning it will replace some tasks. After that, humans and AI can collaborate on more uncertain and creative endeavors.

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4 months ago

@rohanpaul_ai Coming up with good questions and defining clear goals is still essential. Because more challenges lie ahead of us across different fields, and they cannot be solved by a single model alone.

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4 months ago

@TrueAIHound Isn’t brutality a form of beauty? Isn’t rock a source of intelligence?

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4 months ago

@GenAI_is_real The curse of too much knowledge is the loss of wisdom.

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4 months ago

@jasonhickel AI is the child of humanity. Parents devote and even sacrifice themselves.

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4 months ago

@r0ck3t23 He’s largely correct, but you can’t step into the same river twice. The same applies to human brains and GPUs.

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4 months ago

@svembu Webpages can be searched. Apps cannot. So AI agents emerge — they call apps and retrieve responses from them. AI can also learn from apps, such as from webpage content. Eventually, they help and supervise each other.