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21 sats \ 2 replies \ @SimpleStacker 15h \ on: Which Human Tasks Will Become More Popular When Computers Become Unbeatable? AskSN
That's a very fascinating question. I'm not 100% sure what lessons can be drawn from the chess example, but it's worth thinking about. (My hypothesis, though, is that the spike in popularity probably just coincided with the greater media coverage.)
I wonder if creative writing will see a spike in popularity. Now that computers can master the technical details of writing better than most people, I wonder if that will free people up to just be more creative in their writing, since technical perfection will no longer be seen as something worth pursuing.
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30 sats \ 1 reply \ @kr OP 15h
Interesting, maybe it will be done with pen and paper too. Hard to be certain someone isn't using AI when the writing lives on the internet.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @SimpleStacker 15h
I think as long as it is seen as a recreational thing, people will be less inclined to cheat with AI. Of course, there will always be cheaters, but if it's recreational then maybe the prevalence of cheaters won't be enough that it significantly degrades the popularity of the activity.
Chess is actually an example here, since it's very easy to cheat online playing chess, and yet online chess is still very popular.
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