Speaking of Gravy trains.

[GordonJ]

Yes Sireeee Bob...

I'm Amtrak, compared to Supertrains in Japan.

Old, rusty, last century. In the original movie, Westworld, Yul Brenner played a robot cowboy who overcame his programming and started killing humans.

And our earliest AI fears began.

Watching HBO Westworld, season 4, and I keep an eye out for any flies buzzing around my head (for you other fans, he..he).

Most of us know very little about AI, yet is everywhere and growing and growing and growing.

YOU are right, if you, as an educated highly esteemed scientist want to do a report, ala my Sports Betting, I'm in...what can I do to help>

AI, compared to sports betting is like comparing the train of Petticoat Junction with the HO model in the Net Guerrilla's basement.

My sports betting is a 61 billion dollar market today, the AI market, multi TRILLIONS???? in the years to come.

Let me on Mr. Conductor, as a former Amtrak Employee, I'll just ride along in the caboose and try to catch some of the cabbage as it flies by me.

AI. Monster train. I want on.

Gordon

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Gordon,

I haven't fully thought through this yet, but...

Artificial intelligence is big, and just going to get bigger...

It's a barreling locomotive, changing everything in its path...

Some people are already creating various websites, using artificial intelligence software to write all the articles...

BUT... Google doesn't like it.

They were getting great search engine ranking... until, it seems, Google can now "detect" articles written with AI software...

And those websites suddenly went down in rankings, or were delisted from Google altogether...

Here's one SEO expert's video about it...



Google Warns Against Using AI Generated Content
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQqaU6eAykk

But... there may be a day when Google won't be able to tell if an article was written by AI software, or by a real human...

Will AI writing software replace copywriters?

I think it already can replace "basic" copy... But, at the "higher echelons" of copy, I don't think it can (and maybe never will)...

AI is also getting better and better at "art"...

For example, you can enter "an astronaut riding a horse in a photorealistic style," and a few seconds later you get a picture like this...



To get a graphic designer or other artist to create an image like that could take an hour or even several hours...

You can see more details of what present-day AI software can do, here...

https://openai.com/dall-e-2/

There's speculation that this technology could put a lot of graphic designers and other visual artists out of work...

Here's an article about it...

The AI Battle Rages On
https://aifuture.substack.com/p/the-ai-battle-rages-on

How can we benefit from it?

Still working on it!

- Dien