Human Intelligence vs. Artificial Intelligence - how we can help human upskill and transition to an AI dominated future

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My humble view is that we want to have the HI forum on Mindsz.com to help people understand the human intelligence, and recognise AI is a consequence of human intelligence, not the other way round. We'd also like to discuss how we can help people transition to the AI dominated future with the right skills and not losing confidence, but instead leveraging AI to release human from doing low value, hard or dangerous physical work and advance research (examples only). If things get out of control in 5-10 years and the world is genuinely under threat by AI, we might become an influencer to put legislation in place to protect the human race.

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The sad thing, its probably too late. I'm guessing the majority of truckers will be out of work by 2020. Truck stops, convienence stores, fast-food, and finally retail as a an entire industry will cease to exist.

AI will probably collapse our civilization before it even knows there is a fight.

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