top | item 46200595 (no title) sendes | 2 months ago True, but the horses' population started (slightly) rising again when they went from economic tools to recreational tools for humans. What will happen to humans? discuss order hn newest Gigachad|2 months ago The horse population was being boosted beyond normal numbers by human intervention. When humans stopped breeding them the numbers dropped.At least currently humans do not need AI to reproduce. baq|2 months ago There were approximately zero horses in the wild, so it was all about what humans found useful.Pray it’s still humans who ask these kinds of questions about AI, not the other way around.
Gigachad|2 months ago The horse population was being boosted beyond normal numbers by human intervention. When humans stopped breeding them the numbers dropped.At least currently humans do not need AI to reproduce. baq|2 months ago There were approximately zero horses in the wild, so it was all about what humans found useful.Pray it’s still humans who ask these kinds of questions about AI, not the other way around.
baq|2 months ago There were approximately zero horses in the wild, so it was all about what humans found useful.Pray it’s still humans who ask these kinds of questions about AI, not the other way around.
Gigachad|2 months ago
At least currently humans do not need AI to reproduce.
baq|2 months ago
Pray it’s still humans who ask these kinds of questions about AI, not the other way around.