Which facets of designing do you think will be most impacted?
What number of designers will get impacted and what course will help them survive this huge transition?
What in AI is growing every day?
Data.
Data collected painstakingly through centuries by humans using a slow process.
All of a sudden we are feeding it to one giant called AI.
It is true that no more can anyone on Earth use data and knowledge as sources of power ever, which was the case for a long time among people.
People got killed, murdered, and destroyed to save knowledge from passing wrong hands, especially if some knowledge was being specifically mishandled and someone happened to stumble upon it or even vice versa.
But the question still remains.
What will men next die for?
Money?
A rather duller competitor to knowledge, yet, nonetheless, appealing to the masses.
What is worth thinking about in this scenario is sliding power to money by regularizing knowledge - Is it a well-thought-out plan?
What will it yield in the end?
An invincible human race or an invisible human race, since the trading power is reducing drastically as more and more people selling their brains will no longer be needed typically.
Atypical ones—the intellectual ones—the ever-growing ones will still slither through doorways, I am sure.
What remains that men can sell other than their brains?
Body, brawn, muscles!
With robots, will that also no longer be a needed dimension?
Beauty, ahh! That can't be modulated. I see that.
But the less beautiful and less mentally adventurous people are more in number, and how do we solve the problem of retaining the human race in full glory?
Already we are degrading and demeaning our own identity of being called human beings.
The question to ponder over is, how can we restore the dignity humans have lost in the process?
AI, will AI be that catalyst capable of closing the loop that is still circling us with an end nowhere to be seen?
What in AI is growing every day?
Data.
Data collected painstakingly through centuries by humans using a slow process.
All of a sudden we are feeding it to one giant called AI.
It is true that no more can anyone on Earth use data and knowledge as sources of power ever, which was the case for a long time among people.
People got killed, murdered, and destroyed to save knowledge from passing wrong hands, especially if some knowledge was being specifically mishandled and someone happened to stumble upon it or even vice versa.
But the question still remains.
What will men next die for?
Money?
A rather duller competitor to knowledge, yet, nonetheless, appealing to the masses.
What is worth thinking about in this scenario is sliding power to money by regularizing knowledge - Is it a well-thought-out plan?
What will it yield in the end?
An invincible human race or an invisible human race, since the trading power is reducing drastically as more and more people selling their brains will no longer be needed typically.
Atypical ones—the intellectual ones—the ever-growing ones will still slither through doorways, I am sure.
What remains that men can sell other than their brains?
Body, brawn, muscles!
With robots, will that also no longer be a needed dimension?
Beauty, ahh! That can't be modulated. I see that.
But the less beautiful and less mentally adventurous people are more in number, and how do we solve the problem of retaining the human race in full glory?
Already we are degrading and demeaning our own identity of being called human beings.
The question to ponder over is, how can we restore the dignity humans have lost in the process?
AI, will AI be that catalyst capable of closing the loop that is still circling us with an end nowhere to be seen?
How is the crowd going to cope since AI is going to become humanlike with a consciousness closely imitating ours, as stated by Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman. It is going to be so in the next 18 months.
What do you think can be the future of content creators 18 months later?
Any thoughts?
How is the crowd going to cope since AI is going to become humanlike with a consciousness closely imitating ours, as stated by Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman. It is going to be so in the next 18 months.
What do you think can be the future of content creators 18 months later?
Any thoughts?
Which mags are unbiased when accepting submissions?
No green, brown, blue, black.
Focus on words.
Focus on equality and no bias practice.
Focus on the story the poem brings.
It's the one on my LinkedIn...
Hope is a tweedly dooddle doo.
The Bashkin Robin blue -ice...creep.
The golden fleece from the shee----peep.
The tireless turning wheel stream moos!!
Does it make much sense?
I guess not!!
Similar to hopes, ain't it?
Hopes that stop your lives.
Hopes that pin you to the wall.
Hopes that tell you to run behind passing fancies.
Hopes that tell you to smile at a drowning dragon.
Hopes that take you down the sweltering path.
That tells you, even when old,
"Don't go, don't lose hope.
Look beyond the crimson horizon.
The infinite possibilities are coming for you."
But then, science is what I have learnt.
Hope makes no sense to me.
Dreams barely scratch my surface.
The 3-D world where there are just 3^3 possibilities.
Where you have scratched your notebook of all 9 possibilities.
You know there is none left.
They are then mendacious people, prevaricating, dissembling, equivocating and dissumulating.
I see it and I talk less about it and yet they call me out - hey, you're equivocating.
Why shouldn't I?
For I am a born human.
I have rights.
It's different noone believes anyone has any rights here.
But then to a wholesome liar, how do you say the truth,
How do you take an oath?
The slopy, frothy, broth cools under your very breath.
You no longer feel the pull,
"It's not tethered right, err, they say."
True it is, not tethered at all.
But I must walk free, even though the nail is stuck to the noose bound to my neck, walks beside me.
Often it gets caught in the wilderness berries, cherries and the oak trees.
Then I have to go round and round it and again free myself up and each time I walk it around,
I see the world, a bit more.
I live in the very air a bit more.
While the world keeps tied to the tethering heights.
Shouting more, more, more, gore, more gore to the core, do not bore the boar, the sore boar can drive you to the lore,
The lore will drive you fore.
Every sweaty pore just shouts more, and more!
They tear open the sore wound and wraps it in a magpie song (one for sorrow, two for joy) right at the end of the world bound to no hope.
Yet, they talk and chat and chirp of bedazzled hope, more, and more hope.
#poem #poetry #poesy #poets #poems #hope
How many of you agree, we should have some IUPAC standards for freelancing - universal laws?
Are any of you getting paid handsomely?
Not the showcased values?
Real time?
Most freelancers complain of not getting paid as much as they work and as much as they think is their due.
Can you comment on it?
I would agree with the millions of freelancers suffering to get paid rightfully from their clients.
Do you think we should have some strict international and national business rules around this sector?
Like this sector is ignored even though freelancers have collectively generated $1.5 trillion and it is growing every year.
Why not have some working rules and payment rules that are IUPAC for us?
How many agree freelancing is a struggling field?
Do you feel content is all about the content?
I guess I have learned something different.
Content is not about the write up.
It's all about how much value the write up creates.
It's about the trust it can build - data support usually does the trick
It's all about what the content reader is looking for.
On most times, you don't hit the drawn or marked area called the bull's eye, most often it's like shooting the arrow first (blind) and then drawing a bull's eye around that hit arrow.
This is what content is.
Most often, you don't know if it will reverberate with your audience, but then if it does you consider them as your audience, readers, customers, and clients.
Now zeroing out the group is always a broad markup.
When you actually get to the bottom of the swamp, you realize its far narrower and quite tight a spot to be in.
Now, your content too starts playing the rollercoaster.
You start creating for a handful people, and you take their choices and tastes into consideration when doing so.
That is content writing I would say and also content strategizing.
Any comments guys?