/tech/ - Technology

AI will NEVER be useful

It's a tool. It will be useful for regular people and especially the bourgeois wanting cheaper labor. That's all there is to it.

Since when did tingnoter hate capitalism?

AI would be useful if it existed, it does not and never will with the current computing paradigm.

>>19959
if ai can understand human language, it could probably learn programming languages much easier (as these are basically reduced to basic syntax with no need for nuances). ai does have a use and it could end the it labour aristocracy

Automatic Mining Robots
https://youtu.be/g-ff9HCpE5Q?t=3177

>>20036
Features

Remote Non-LOS Operation
Autonomous Steering
Fleet Integration
Mine Visualization
Map Features
High Speed Tramming

Draw/Dump Goals
Goal-to-Goal Automation
Autopilot Route Properties
Automated Dumping
3:1 Control Ratio

Benefits

Cross Shift Operation
Remove Operators from Mine
Reduced Machine Damage
Fastest Cycle Times

Lowest Operator Input
Multiple Machine-to-Operator Ratio

as always "AI" is the wrong word to use for these technologies. it's just fancier automation
>>20036
I know some people who have worked on an automatic mining jackhammer thing. basically when these trucks dump rocks to be crushed they must pass through a grate. rocks that are too big have to be broken down. previously this was done by hand. they were experimenting with machine vision to locate the rocks and figure out where to hammer them to break them. neat stuff

>>19949
Jelly, meatsack?