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Why Discovering Advanced Alien Life Would Be Bad For Humanity | Robin Hanson
12:03tasks in automating is varies enormously so you know they are spread across a12:10very wide spectrum in terms of how difficult tasks are to automate so you know as you know Moore's law for a while28:59judge who's how capable and to sort them into different kinds of tasks and roles based on knowing about their features
Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI | Lex Fridman Podcast #447
51:27I think we're getting close to where they will actually be useful. And so, I think there are certain types of tasks1:09:38it's scary for people but it's really cool, to be able to just let the agent do a set of tasks1:11:06So, I envision all of those kinds of tasks. So automating many of the tasks
Hormone & Fertility Experts: We've Been Lied To About Women's Health! If This Happens, Call A Doctor
1:50:36addition to physical changes with terrible fatigue. You just feel like you can't accomplish any of your tasks,2:37:18understanding that in her own cycle is great because then she can allocate tasks that take more stress for other2:37:31harder time focusing and concentrating or getting tasks done now which is where on which is going to be the middle of the ludal phase at the middle of this second
Elon Musk – "In 36 months, the cheapest place to put AI will be space”
1:09:28"We'll outsource it for a fraction of the
cost," and there's no integration needed. You can imagine some kind of categorization
of intelligence tasks where there is breadth,1:10:04intelligence, or is it at the
very pinnacle of cognitive tasks?1:11:53So you think you start at the simplest tasks
and walk your way up the difficulty curve?
Brett Adcock: Humanoids Run on Neural Net, Autonomous Manufacturing, and $50 Trillion Market #229
3:07from kitchen tasks to packages to manufacturing of different type. Uh I8:06uh, you know, in in terms of like, you know, that pling control and do that reliably on very difficult tasks. These8:13are bmanual tasks where it's grabbing and holding things, planning, moving the body, getting things out of the way. Uh
a16z, Anish Acharya: Is SaaS Dead in a World of AI? | Who Wins the Dev Market: Cursor or Claude Code
33:07jobs as bundles of tasks don't set themselves up to be 100% automated so far. Right? You can do all the customer54:40probably a little bit ahead of where we actually are. Do you take the view that agents won't remove tasks from what you54:45do, but they'll enable you to do tasks that you didn't have time for? I think it's both. I think that they
Why Can't You Focus Anymore?
40:09There there I think there are certain especially
if you're doing creative tasks. Yes. It's funny because Beethoven had a similar uh routine
which is that he would go on daily w1:21:36debugging even too, they can get into states of
flow. But then there's even just like everyday mundane tasks. You can get into flow when you're
cooking or cleaning or uh you kn1:53:12if I if I say I pair um one long-term task with
a couple short-term tasks, um I'm able to when I
Debunking AI’s “Existential Risk” with Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor
3:39months is that AI models have continued to get better at many different tasks.3:44One of the tasks that has been especially notable is writing code. So if I recall correctly in our last conversation both of us mentioned that we were enthusiastic early adopters o27:01most real world tasks we don't think are computationally bottlenecked. Human abilities are not limited because of our
🔴DR DISRESPECT - MW4 BETA - CROWNING THE BEST GUN
3:26:11We're level 25. We have a [ __ ] ton of tasks and quests that [music] we need to go through and shuffle through.4:00:20So maybe we could prioritize some tasks. for therapist. Let's go over to skier. Skier is a little ways away.4:00:48So I think therapist and peacekeeper tasks. Now, let's take a look.
