That sounds like why would I want my kids to learn math. Calculators do it better anyways.
Why would I want my kids to learn to write. LLMs do it faster anyways.
Reason schools teach the basics before letting students using the shortcuts is to first develop the foundations needed to know what is going on.
So even if they aren’t doing anything as machines do it they can still oversee what is going on if errors occur, which someone who doesn’t know anything at all wouldn’t be able to do. And if someome with no understanding without AI can do it then the human isn’t needed at all at that point.
Given how many people fail learning from history, I can see why WasabiWabbit@lemmy.ca decided to betray his class. The foundations of class consciousness doesn’t exist. So we’ll continue repeating the poem of history.
What about WasabiWabbit’s behavior do you claim is in/appropriate here? We just share differences in praxis on how we want to see game development in the future.
I claim I contribute to liberating games, recompiling efforts, modifying, etc… Osgameclones is one of the many projects I contribute to. RN, I am focusing on APE porting a favorite game of mines.
Yeah, but not inappropriate behavior, just disappointing. I have class consciousness. People hired in game studios seem are hired based on how class treacherous they are. WasabiWabbit proved he’s not beyond grifting future programming.
Yes. This is the point they were making. On the current trajectory, and very soon to boot, many tasks — like writing code — will be entirely automated. That is exactly the goal of nearly every corporate player with any skin in this game, and for better or worse, it looks like this will indeed come to pass.
What value that leaves for human endeavor and understanding in these areas is an important but entirely separate matter.
That sounds like why would I want my kids to learn math. Calculators do it better anyways.
Why would I want my kids to learn to write. LLMs do it faster anyways.
Reason schools teach the basics before letting students using the shortcuts is to first develop the foundations needed to know what is going on.
So even if they aren’t doing anything as machines do it they can still oversee what is going on if errors occur, which someone who doesn’t know anything at all wouldn’t be able to do. And if someome with no understanding without AI can do it then the human isn’t needed at all at that point.
The person you’re talking to has no critical thinking skills and is part of the reason everything is fucked up.
Given how many people fail learning from history, I can see why WasabiWabbit@lemmy.ca decided to betray his class. The foundations of class consciousness doesn’t exist. So we’ll continue repeating the poem of history.
Two questions for you:
irt WasabiWabbit or Australian STEM Videogame Challenge?
2.a) I refute these claims. 2.b) liberate games
That’s some pretty strong disagreement…
Yeah, but not inappropriate behavior, just disappointing. I have class consciousness. People hired in game studios seem are hired based on how class treacherous they are. WasabiWabbit proved he’s not beyond grifting future programming.
I think you are very out of touch with reality.
Yes. This is the point they were making. On the current trajectory, and very soon to boot, many tasks — like writing code — will be entirely automated. That is exactly the goal of nearly every corporate player with any skin in this game, and for better or worse, it looks like this will indeed come to pass.
What value that leaves for human endeavor and understanding in these areas is an important but entirely separate matter.