Yes, I read that book in 1983. If you remember the main character was a guy named Winston Smith. In the beginning of the year 1984, a guy named (you guessed it), Winston Smith. He was a mechanic and helped me in many ways but had his own idiosyncrasies that I will be writing about in my book. 50 years in the trees. Up to 98 pages and I’m working on it every day.
Thank you for this video I appreciate it , I’m an arborist myself and I always think about this happening in my lifetime but all I do now Is just leave it up to God & let him handle everything 🙏🏽
Here’s a thought. When the church’s see the value in A.I. then they will create a voice for “God”, and people will believe. YES, PEOPLE ARE THAT STUPID!
I love your channel for the humanistic insights just as much as for the trees. You present a really important perspective as a lifelong tradesman. I am a graduate student in Philosophy and these debates about AI are all the rage amongst academics. I think they tend to miss the forest for the trees though.
AI is just a stepping stone for WEF -> Transhumanism You have to be able to discern between these AI generated shorts and images. I dismiss any with AI voiceovers or images. Select "Do not recommend".
My wife's a teacher in a big city here. They're trying to use AI. They were telling the teachers how to teach to AI standards. Teachers are pushing back. there on the verge of going on strike
Elon Musk was talking about how in the future, work might be like a hobby because robots could do everything for us. He also said we might get free money, like a basic income. It's a crazy idea, but who knows what's possible?
I saw an article about patents being applied for digital tracking for human activities where the assigned task completions are measured by your body movements. This would be implemented because humans are replaced by robots for menial tasks. "Job" will be redefined. When a task is completed, you get digital coin transferred to your account as payment. Who do they plan to have create the tasks? What if you don't complete tasks? How will you earn money? 🤷
I think AI replacing human finesse and perfect imperfections is a long long way off, perhaps it will be introduced to industries but will receed back in short order once everyone realizes the technology is not up to snuff.
I refuse to listen to content that has AI voice-overs. But i do enjoy AI generated music videos for song that i love and some songs ive never known. Purely entertainment. But qith danger lying beneath the surface.
Great story. I believe AI is a convenient scapegoat to some deeply rooted and flawed philosophies. Was JP Morgan not using the same flawed algorithm which maximized a singular output (profit) while ignoring any other factors? My ancestors in Dakota territory, employed by the US cavalry, were approached by Chief Sitting Bull (whose party disrupted the work of Gen custer). Sitting Bull used the orange hair on a young girl to remind his party of a time of peace between his people and white men from the north (I think Vikings 1000 years prior). The very red headed colonists of USA had ethnic heritage akin to native North Americans, which was wiped by the Roman Empire) This topic reminds me of an old interview with Zach De La Rocha. ruclips.net/video/9raTwE8-12A/видео.htmlsi=W_dJkwjvc4DpQteH As a tree worker, I’m selling my labors to ‘the machine’, but I am also helping to maintain some deeply important tree stuff for humans, etc.
@@ChopsticksDIYGarden ....Actually...no...because you did not start any conversation; you just made an empty statement that had no value or content of any kind.
You do remember 1984, George Orwell's book and he didn't even experience AI? Scary stuff.
Yes, I read that book in 1983. If you remember the main character was a guy named Winston Smith. In the beginning of the year 1984, a guy named (you guessed it), Winston Smith. He was a mechanic and helped me in many ways but had his own idiosyncrasies that I will be writing about in my book. 50 years in the trees. Up to 98 pages and I’m working on it every day.
@@arboristBlairGlenn Keep on working! I'm sure your humor will make it a fun read!
BTW, this really is you in these videos? Just checking, in today's day and age, you can't be sure! LOL
Your cellphone uses artificial intelligence.
We can’t escape it
@@arboristBlairGlenn Why the need to escape it?
Excellent video Blair.
@@JuggleMan different
I am doing an arboriculture apprenticeship in the UK. I am obsessed and your videos are super cool. I notice lots of poor tree work in the industry.
@@greatnath I have had students from the U.K. come work for me in past years as part of their program.
Great read .. I take it that we who are today’s arborist are lucky to have experienced what we have experienced
@@mvblitzyo lucky to have lived when I did I think.
That was great thanks, Blair
@@halorail different from my usual content for sure
@@halorail 👍🏻
Thank you for this video I appreciate it , I’m an arborist myself and I always think about this happening in my lifetime but all I do now Is just leave it up to God & let him handle everything 🙏🏽
Here’s a thought. When the church’s see the value in A.I. then they will create a voice for “God”, and people will believe. YES, PEOPLE ARE THAT STUPID!
Lasers are the future.
This is an excellent video. Yes , beware of your wishes .
@@BobE.Dancho the future is --?
I love your channel for the humanistic insights just as much as for the trees. You present a really important perspective as a lifelong tradesman. I am a graduate student in Philosophy and these debates about AI are all the rage amongst academics. I think they tend to miss the forest for the trees though.
@@grantbrown4364 👍🏻👍🏻
You aer so right about AI. My opinion is that AI is technology searching for a purpose. We should NOT rely upon it.
And we should not fall victim to letting machine language dominate us.
@@arboristBlairGlenn I agree
Dont worry, the issues with microsoft windows (and apple os) will keep a lot of that at bay for a while yet. :)
In the year 2525…
@@HiLineTree if man is still alive--
@HiLineTree...I remember when that song came out. It was/is a great song and is still very applicable and true today.
AI is just a stepping stone for WEF -> Transhumanism
You have to be able to discern between these AI generated shorts and images. I dismiss any with AI voiceovers or images.
Select "Do not recommend".
@@ldqa2737 that is the few. The masses are drawn in
@@arboristBlairGlenn sadly 😥
AI will never do the same as us.
give it time
My wife's a teacher in a big city here. They're trying to use AI. They were telling the teachers how to teach to AI standards. Teachers are pushing back. there on the verge of going on strike
GOOD!
Give it five years, maybe six
@@vulcanbreeze scary thought but true
Elon Musk has warned about AI.
But he is a BIG part of the problem
Of course
Seen the Terminator?
Elon Musk was talking about how in the future, work might be like a hobby because robots could do everything for us. He also said we might get free money, like a basic income. It's a crazy idea, but who knows what's possible?
Scary stuff
I saw an article about patents being applied for digital tracking for human activities where the assigned task completions are measured by your body movements. This would be implemented because humans are replaced by robots for menial tasks. "Job" will be redefined.
When a task is completed, you get digital coin transferred to your account as payment.
Who do they plan to have create the tasks?
What if you don't complete tasks? How will you earn money?
🤷
@@ldqa2737 Wow! Scary.
I think AI replacing human finesse and perfect imperfections is a long long way off, perhaps it will be introduced to industries but will receed back in short order once everyone realizes the technology is not up to snuff.
@@themagnanimous1246 I disagree. A.I. is teaching itself now and pretty soon will have all the knowledge known to man. Then, it will start to reason.
I refuse to listen to content that has AI voice-overs.
But i do enjoy AI generated music videos for song that i love and some songs ive never known.
Purely entertainment.
But qith danger lying beneath the surface.
@@f.demascio1857 beware
It's the future. Don't be scared.
Worried is the word. How will my grandchildren be?
Eventually, my RUclips videos will be generated by AI.
Really?? Then they are not yours.
I know, right?
I want to use my raw videos and have AI do the editing for me with my instructions.
Mexican robots?
@@fubar4fpv ??
Great story. I believe AI is a convenient scapegoat to some deeply rooted and flawed philosophies. Was JP Morgan not using the same flawed algorithm which maximized a singular output (profit) while ignoring any other factors? My ancestors in Dakota territory, employed by the US cavalry, were approached by Chief Sitting Bull (whose party disrupted the work of Gen custer). Sitting Bull used the orange hair on a young girl to remind his party of a time of peace between his people and white men from the north (I think Vikings 1000 years prior). The very red headed colonists of USA had ethnic heritage akin to native North Americans, which was wiped by the Roman Empire) This topic reminds me of an old interview with Zach De La Rocha. ruclips.net/video/9raTwE8-12A/видео.htmlsi=W_dJkwjvc4DpQteH
As a tree worker, I’m selling my labors to ‘the machine’, but I am also helping to maintain some deeply important tree stuff for humans, etc.
Humans need physical work to survive. Our bodies are as important as our minds. Balance!
First comment!
And your “first” comment has no value. Try again with some intelligence.
@@arboristBlairGlenn That's how the conversation gets started. lol.
@@ChopsticksDIYGarden okay
@@ChopsticksDIYGarden ....Actually...no...because you did not start any conversation; you just made an empty statement that had no value or content of any kind.