Sure, to each their own and their own reality, but I think most people would consider something with a bold name like “artificial general intelligence” to at least match an average employee peon.
We aren’t even really in “minimum wage job” territory yet, never mind a median salaried employee.
I’m still being paid a small fortune even though AGI is supposedly available for the cost of a monthly Starbucks habit.
I recently had to talk to a real human to get a cell phone activation/payment to go through even though supposedly an AI should be better at communicating with digital payment systems than a human clicking around with a mouse. The only purpose the AI in the system had was to regurgitate support articles and discourage me from contacting the human who could solve my problem.
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Sure, to each their own and their own reality, but I think most people would consider something with a bold name like “artificial general intelligence” to at least match an average employee peon.
We aren’t even really in “minimum wage job” territory yet, never mind a median salaried employee.
I’m still being paid a small fortune even though AGI is supposedly available for the cost of a monthly Starbucks habit.
I recently had to talk to a real human to get a cell phone activation/payment to go through even though supposedly an AI should be better at communicating with digital payment systems than a human clicking around with a mouse. The only purpose the AI in the system had was to regurgitate support articles and discourage me from contacting the human who could solve my problem.