Since ChatGPT was launched in November last year, this AI technology has created a huge response across the globe. This technology has gained so much popularity that people are using this technology in almost every field. Any math can be easily solved through this technology, any unknown matter can be easily known through this technology, so there is a lot of doubt in everyone's mind about this technology that this technology will destroy the job market or not?
When asked about this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the technology will never destroy the job market. Rather, this technology will solve things that people never know about. Since all tasks can be solved easily through this technology, this bot system may be used instead of humans in various work fields.
If this technology is used in the workplace, many people will lose their jobs.
Like many new technologies that are super hyped, I'm not sure this will be as successful as it is being made out to be. There are definitely certain scenarios where AI could *assist* people in getting the right answers or automating certain processes, but they will often rely on people as backup. That being said, it could put certain jobs out of business entirely, for example brokerages like insurance - they will be able to cover every scenario to find the cheapest coverage options without any person interaction, or maybe even travel agents (where they still exist) can definitely be replaced. It's hard to gauge the full impact of it at the moment because there are some many possibilities but it will run into problems too. |
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I'm asking out of curiosity, are you guys experiencing a surge of gambling ads on youtube videos lately? this past week I've experienced an increased encounter of gambling ads on videos I watch on youtube. it's not that it bothers me, I am just surprised because I don't remember getting this many gambling ads on youtube videos in the past, but this past week, I usually get a gambling ad from 2-3 out of 5 videos I watch(it's just an estimation because of how often I get the ads). I don't know if it is because I recently watched several videos of streamers gambling or it's just a coincidence, I've watched streamers gambling videos in the past but I have never gotten this many gambling ads.
Gambling adverts are some of the highest paying - similar to insurance or medical stuff, because they have some of the biggest commissions around. Lots of people are trying to push these adverts with the aim to convert them into paying customers. Both the companies themselves and the affiliate marketers who work for them have a lot of money invested. I suspect that Google have re-evaluated their policies and determined that the legal risks have subsided, or they have built in mechanisms to limit the risk. They also have some of the most sophisticated visitor tracking in the world, so would be able more than anyone else, to identify who it is legal to show this type of advertising towards. |
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Below is a list of Premier League 2022-23: Managers who were sacked this season 1- Brendan Rodgers, Leicester City
- Graham Potter, Chelsea
- Antonio Conte, Spurs
- Patrick Vieira, Crystal Palace
- Nathan Jones, Southampton
- Jesse Marsch, Leeds
- Frank Lampard, Everton
- Ralph Hasenhüttl, Southampton
- Steven Gerrard, Aston Villa
- Bruno Lage, Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Thomas Tuchel, Chelsea
- Scott Parker, Bournemouth
This is just the premier league only, there are other managers who were sacked in the other leagues. So I was thinking, isn't there a way to bet on managers who will most likely be fired by their club management before the season ends judging based on their performance? At least sport bettors should have the pleasure of making these kind of bets too. I know it sounds crazy but that's what has been on my mind. Do you think it is feasible? Do you think sports bookies will incorporate this type of betting? Hmm, that is an awful lot of managers to go in one season and maybe there is a betting market possibility - however sportbooks try to use data when formulating a decision on what odds to offer. I'm not sure there are enough data points to cover the sort of erratic dismissals that come up which would make them interested in offering this sort of market. Then again, they offer all sorts of bets on things like politics and even Eurovision, so it does seem sensible. I'd be surprised if nobody is offering this sort of bet, but maybe you can find it on a peer to peer betting platform instead. It would definitely be interesting to see a sort of top ten listing of who is perceived to be the most at risk of firing at any one time. |
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For whoever has, to him more will be given, and he will have abundance - Matthew 13:12 NKJV I am not an economist or business expert, but I have observed that the quoted text from the Holy book holds true in real life. An example of this is Elon Musk. He possesses substantial wealth, investors, and other resources, yet the US government continues to provide funding for his companies, SpaceX and Tesla, while smaller struggling companies with limited funds receive little to no support. In fact, once the government becomes aware of your significant wealth, they tend to offer grants, subsidies, and even tax credits just as what Elon Musk's companies are enjoying. On the other hand, there are other individuals who run similar businesses but have limited financial resources and receive no government assistance. Why does this discrepancy exist? Can someone help me understand this statement from an economic standpoint? You don't need to be an expert or read a holy book to see the obvious. People who have accumulated huge amounts of wealth often do not spend more than they make each year, so even if their money wasn't invested they it would still grow just through brute force saving. However most super rich own large chunks of single companies, or they are more likely to cash out and diversify into many companies via the stock market. When you learn more about finances and take in lots of sources of real education, it all starts to make sense. While those grants and subsidies can help, generally companies offered those are already in extraordinarily good circumstances and it's more like an act of begging by governments to get them to stay in a certain place. |
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This actually happens if there is a similar thread I'll lock this thread. My friend invited me for a round of drinks just last night to confess something, and that is his wife threatened to leave their house and file for legal separation because the wife just discovered that he's spending a lot of time gambling, she thought that he's just playing games but she discovered his logged because the idiot has his password in the browser, so the wife check his withdrawal and voila his losing a lot of money and she also discovered that he won big money in the past but didn't tell her. I guess that blew her patience for not telling his winning, so he threaten that he should stop gambling or they part ways, my friend choose his wife so he cannot play until he can convince his wife and promise her to tell her if he won big.  How about you have you been threatened by your wife, your girlfriend, or your parents, if so tell us your story. If it ever reaches the point that these sort of threats happen, then you probably need to take a serious look and re-evaluate whether you have a problem. It is very easy to go into a state of denial and try to hide from these things, especially if you have dug yourself a big whole and wasted a lot of money. Some people pretend they are experts, only ever looking back at their previous wins and totally ignoring the many losses in between. If you think you are a genuine winner, then you should be recording all your results in a spreadsheet and over time it will tell you whether you really are successful. If you have to keep depositing money on a consistent basis then you are likely in the long term loser category. |
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Do you think social media is now becoming more a place for business than socializing, Could it be as a result of digitalization and things moving online or more people now starting business online because of need to somehow generate income or another source of income for self to survive the economic situations which is becoming tougher?
Social media has definitely become a lot more twisted in the last few years and it's very hard to distinguish peoples intentions these days. Sometimes they will take marketing to extremes, or try to push products on you while hiding that they make a commission from such advertising. There are so many manipulative tactics in use and it has become a fully fledged industry. It's also spawned into all the other areas like gamers or streamers in general. It's such a hard thing to police as well, in some countries everyone is legally required to disclose any sort of sponsorships involved but only a few people ever get prosecuted for hiding their incentives. A lot of the problem is lack of enforcement or good ideas to combat it from the platforms themselves. |
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I had an experience that made me think about why everyone should choose instant withdrawal casinos I’m sure there are many reasons for that but for my experience where i was gambling in a not instant withdrawal casino.
I played some slots and won good amount of money so i requested to withdraw all of it right away. After 24 hours my orders still pending so i contacted the support to cancel the request ( which was so dumb from me Xd).
After playing again i lost all that balance and i was thinking if i was in an instant withdrawal casino this scenario wouldn’t happen even that it was totally my fault ( and please no need to mention that again )
In your opinion why you should choose instant withdrawal casino instead of regular ones that can take days to receive your winnings?
I think any casino that takes days to process or distribute a withdrawal has a major disadvantage. It is still surprisingly common with fiat currency casinos and this is definitely an edge that crypto casinos can give, as long as they are set up properly. If you have good control of your finances and gamble with relatively low amounts, then it usually doesn't make much difference how long these sites take to process a withdrawal, but it can be an important feature for some users. Sites that have a fast withdrawal are often more advanced in other areas as well, so you might assume they have better security or customer service, because less time is spent handling this regular customer query. |
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I have always wanted to ask this question is it that there is no opportunity or they do not want to get rich
Mate please more to this I am confused here.
This is definitely a trait that you can inherit and get reinforced when you're in your earlier years, so it can be a difficult habit to break. If your parents are reckless with money or do not invest it wisely, then you may find that you copy them subconsciously, so you have to put extra effort into catching yourself and preventing falling into that trap. The best thing you can do is educate yourself in as much financial knowledge as possible, because it will be useful in so many ways in the longer term. Even just the small things like going shopping, you might start to take more care in spending - not just chasing brand names which are often the same quality as much cheaper options out there. |
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Congress has long-recognized the potential harms posed by sports betting to the integrity of sporting contests and the public confidence in these events. This topic stems from the suspension of Jameson Williams for 6 games because he violated the gambling policy. I dug a little and found out the reason for the policy. My understanding of this is that there are two sides to sports betting, the gambler's side and then sports contest games. But this is the first time I am reading that sports betting can affect the game negatively and results in reduced public confidence. Does this apply to the NFL only? What about soccer and other sports? Are they exempted? Let's talk about this. If you think about how much these sporting superstars get paid, then it is not too much to ask of them that they do not place any bets on related sports events. Conflict of interests can be very serious and there are plenty of opportunities to gamble on unrelated sports or in casinos, so you have to assume that they are engaged in malicious activity if they do this. I'm sure sports betting companies are often looking out for dangerous and suspicious patterns in their customers behavior, but rigging can be very difficult to spot if done in a low key manner. That's why the penalties should be so high and whistleblowers should be well compensated (maybe from a fund set up by gambling companies which would save them money in the long term) |
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In life you have to be rich of something, or nobody want to marry to you, and have build a family with you, you would be foreveralone, and the media would constantly mogging you over and over again for being foreveralone to remain you. And your mum would constantly tell you if you don't get married nobody would take care of you when your aged. Nobody would make a tomb for you, and when you died you would go to afterlife with empty stomach and would suffer straving too in the afterlife. That must be a lot of hurt! ouch!
So back to question. which is preferred? Married to fiat rich or crypto rich? Although crypto can be created at the comfort of your basement, also the value would plummet quickly to near zero too. Do you think in your life, you would ever see someone marry to crypto rich? btw recent news about ftx being rejected to sponsor a superstar due to it is unregistered tell me marry crypto rich might be a distance dream. Also there would be only 21m bitcoin existed, only 21m couples would be able to married rich. When there is billions of population, a lot of couples may not marry rich, due to unequal distribution, some of the crypto super rich would married hundreds of thousand more.
You have a pretty messed up view of life and hopefully you broaden your knowledge of relationships in future. You should not be seeking out somebody to look after you financially when you grow older and should be learning how you can support your own future. Your comments about "empty stomach in the afterlife" show you have some completely warped ideas which are probably not going to be solved by answers you get from strangers in this environment. The fact that you even raise a question on chasing rich people to get married to is ridiculous, not least because there are very few rich people and very many not rich people, so you're never going to get ahead in life or find a decent partner with that mindset. |
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Changing of terms and conditions without notifying the users or gamblers is normal with online gambling websites? Then when you did something wrong or about to withdraw your money they will tell you that you don't read their terms and conditions, and you start arguing with them until you decide to read the ToS again and you find out that it's different.
Some gambling websites consist of wicked owners that willingly plan to defraud their users using the ToS against them, or is this normal? Have such happened to anyone on this forum before?
It's not normal to change the terms of service like this, however many people often forget a rare pop up which might state "Our terms have changed, please click here if you accept them". That's the minimal, professional approach that a company might be expected to take. If they did not do this then it might be possible to fight the changed terms if they were severely detrimental to the end user, but it just depends on what sort of outcome or problem you are facing with the rule change. In reality, most users never pay the slightest bit of attention to all of the different terms that they agree to when registering at different sites and would probably lose vast amounts of time if they decided to start. |
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The job market has become extremely competitive in the past few years, while the increasing cost of living and low wages are forcing people to move abroad for a chance at a better future. Personally, I believe the economic conditions in Greece have been deteriorating; groceries, rent, and fuel have skyrocketed while the available income keeps shrinking. People with degrees are struggling to find jobs in their field that pay above the minimum wage and offer benefits such as paid vacation and humane working conditions.
Moving abroad isn't an easy decision; there are several factors to take into account, with the most important one being the language barrier. I only speak English; moving anywhere apart from the USA and UK would be a huge challenge because I'd have to learn a new language from scratch. Moreover, you'd have to take into account the increasing living costs of Germany compared to Greece, which means that you must have saved enough money until you manage to get settled in one place.
I'm really in a dilemma about what would be best for me. I'll be out in the job market in a few months after I finish with my mandatory military enlistment, and I'm unsure of what challenges and opportunities I'm going to face. I don't want to spend my life living from paycheck to paycheck. It's a good thing that I also have Bitcoin; otherwise, I'd be doomed. There's still something to believe in.
So far, in my opinion, the best option for work seems to be online, especially if it has flexible hours and a working schedule. You can work from wherever and whenever you want, provided you get the job done. Digital nomads have been increasing over the past few years, and it seems like a perfect opportunity that provides work-life balance. I believe that it's something that would suit my personal needs. I want to travel and explore as many destinations as possible, so working a regular 9-5 job with 20 vacation days per year isn't going to cut it.
So yes, would you consider moving abroad for a better future? Would you try to find a way to stay in your country, either through online work or by accessing all possible opportunities?
You should try visiting a few places first before deciding which country is best for you. You'd be surprised how in places like Portugal, 9 out of 10 people speak fairly fluent English and you can get by with the others quite happily as you learn the local language. Just like the UK and USA however, these people want people with qualifications and skills - they have enough of their own population doing low key jobs that make fairly low incomes. If you try lots of different destinations you can see which closely match what you're looking for in life, maybe you prefer a colder climate and might be better suited to Sweden. Alternatively Germany has quite a structured society in comparison to looser Mediterranean countries. |
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A boy won #38,000,000 ($82340.19) with just #400 ($0.87) and when the boy brought home his win, the biological father of the boy rejected the money because it was gotten from gambling. So that makes me to think how people look or see or think of gambling. Is gambling a bad thing to do? As for me gambling is not a bad something but the individual can be bad and also the way you present yourself in the society can also tell people about your personality.
How do you see the father? Was he right by rejecting the son gambling win?
I think that one part of this story is intentionally being overlooked - if this person was of legal gambling age then it would not matter what the father thinks, of course he could stop the son bringing the cash to his house but the son would have the option to live elsewhere or abandon the sum. While the father does not want the money in his house, which is completely his right and may be a rare example of someone sticking up for their religious morals, it does not mention him forcing the son to give up the money completely. The correct course of action, if the son agreed with his father (even after breaking religious rules), would have been to give the money over to a charity who would use it wisely. |
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Reading the morning summaries of the newspaper, I came across an article that, according to forecasts, inflation will not remain within the limits of the predicted non-percentages, but will increase and grow, thereby creating economic instability in the world. Do you think it is worth relying on the opinion of economic experts? There have not been any official statements from banks by country yet, but the dynamics show that inflation is growing along with the annual rate of banks. But now it is quite high in all countries, respectively, the rise in price and instability in the markets should be expected or a slight increase in inflation is possible, which will not affect the economy of the world?
Unless there is another catastrophe to hit the world, like China invading Taiwan, then it feels like things are slowly getting better right now. Russia's invasion of Ukraine created some huge domino effects which rippled around the world, not least of which is Russia ending up much poorer and with less influence - especially as it has showed up their ridiculously bad military. Sure, Europe has to pay a bit more for oil and gas, but to preserve freedom it makes sense to accept that. We probably took for granted that they wouldn't do something so stupid, because a lot of staple ingredients like wheat came out of these two countries which have been ravished by war. It's always the poorest who will suffer first and the richest countries that suffer last. |
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I think people don't understand that there is no strategy in gambling. Gamble but consider your spendings on it as an entertainment expense. Got luck on your side and won? Good. If you don't you still had fun.
You need to be a bit more specific because gambling includes games like poker and anyone who has watched the masters playing on TV will tell you that there is certainly a learned talent that can be applied to it. There are people that make huge amounts, with regular appearances at these tournaments that include the best players in the world, who are able to walk away with a massive paycheck consistently. They will have mostly refined their skills through online play and grinding out a profit from others. That all comes under the umbrella of betting, but they simply play the long term odds combined with a knack they have acquired through practice for bluffing people or feeling out the cards others hold. |
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Time passes, and we have nothing to look forward to. We watch our lives pass, and the only thing we're looking forward to is the weekend or 20 days per year of paid time off. We're working a whole year, from 9 to 5 and sometimes even more, at someone else's business just to have an approximate of 20 days of vacation and two days off per week, with many of us having one or even none per week. Is it just me, or does this life sound completely depressing to me? Our ambitions are completely crushed by such a daily routine; our days off are mostly to get things done around the house and to rest. By the time that happens, the day has passed, and we have to go to work again.
At least where I'm at, having two days off per week is considered extremely lucky and privileged, especially if it's two days in a row. Personally, I only had one day off per week, and it honestly wasn't enough. On the one hand, I wanted to get things done around the house and rest, but on the other hand, I didn't want to stay inside doing practically nothing to enjoy myself. Thus, the single day off wasn't even close to being enough. Certainly, I'd be better off with two consecutive days off, but still, is that how you want your life to be for the next 10–20 years, or even more?
On the one hand, I don't want to complain; through the last few years of working, I've been on vacation four times, from 2020 to 2022, which isn't bad at all. On the other hand, I'd like to constantly travel and explore new destinations, the majority of which we'll never experience through this way of life.
Do you believe that there's a true way to escape this vicious cycle, or are we doomed to live like this forever? Telling me that my minor savings in Bitcoin are going to settle me for the rest of my life isn't going to cut it, because the majority of us won't ever have enough Bitcoin to retire.
Are you satisfied with this way of life, or would you prefer to live a different way? What would you like to change and how? Personally, I'm clueless and not satisfied with the idea of spending the rest of my life like this.
Spot the American? Many countries in places like Europe give people 30+ days off a year, which is 6 weeks and companies can sometimes boost that up to 35 years with long service thrown in. That allows people in those countries plenty of time to explore new places or just chill out for a week. Do not think everyone in the world faces this dilemma. Maybe you should also be grateful for 20 days, because you might not have any safety net at all in the poorest countries of the world with zero holiday built into their contracts (if they're lucky enough to have such a thing). Enjoy those weekends and make the most of them, but in reality you need to learn how to invest in companies who will generate a passive income for you. |
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Something happened in my locality and I just wonder if that's how we also behave in the online space.
So, they're always a group of rougues in my country, they're often sited in the market place where there's a reasonable population, what's their work???
The have things in a martch box like stones and sticks, they'll ask you to pick the one out of it that has something, depending on what the want....
At first, when you pick, they'll let you win so as to drag your attention, then subsequent wins, you'll be at the losing side and the make sure the drain your pockets entirely.
So, just last week, this lady fell a victim and she was shouting and crying, the had obviously emptied her pocket and even gotten her phone from her in the process of the gambling.
My thoughts, is this how we often feel when we lose out on a bet??
Do you wish the site can refund your money??
Gambling should be your choice, you shouldn't let anyone compel or persuade you into it.
These sort of street fraudsters can easily be dealt with by the police most of the time, it's illegal to engage these sort of activities - unlicensed gambling - in almost every country around the world. With just a little bit of evidence, maybe a bit of short stealth recording, it should be easy to present this to the police and get them arrested. They really do take advantage of people who are unfamiliar with card tricks and other games. Ironically it shows how addictive gambling can be, because they often allow you to win small amounts in the first one or two goes of the game, the wisest people would leave at this point, but then those sort of people would never be playing the game anyway so it takes care of itself from the conman's perspective. |
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If you are in twenties or early thirties and remain single, earn $3,000 after tax per month, you will probably save $1,000 if you, let's say, spend $500 to $800 on rental, a guest bedroom in a shared house/apartment, $500 on food, $50 on utilities, $150 on phone/internet bills, $400 on commuting costs or gas/maintainance if you have a used car, $200 on occasional entertainment or others. This $1,000 savings will allow you to invest or place a house down payment when time is ripe. Is this possible based on where you live ?
It can actually be quite hard because it's very easy to spend your free cash on living a fun life and it shouldn't be looked down upon. You really have to find the right balance, because while it is good to save and invest - you can quickly lose all the best years of your life living like a hermit. It's better to spend some money on travel or other toys that might help to broaden your mind. For some people a quarter might be all they can put aside each month, if you have a much larger income you might only spend 10% and can save the remaining 90%. The age you are at can make a huge deciding factor as well, because when you are younger you have more time to recover from mistakes than accidentally losing everything just before retirement. |
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How many times have you successfully invited some gamblers to online casino? What is your experience doing so? I know many will find this hard to believe but I kinda prefer bringing in gamblers than investors into crypto, why? They understood the risk already, there is no talk and talk over again, there is no dealing with someone fear and confidence..
I have successfully brought in four people into crypto gambling, and it was the easiest thing ever, they came asking if it's possible to use crypto for gambling and I said yes, but I told them that I am not ready to introduce any platform for anyone, but these guys then showed me there past gambles on a local website that only accept Fiat, that's when I got soft with them and I showed them the websites I use for gambling.
The thing is, they are small time winners and big time losers, I mean they lose more than winning, it's been two weeks and two of them tell me about their loss and gains, but they make it feel normal, to them it really is, not like the crypto investors today, always in hurry to double their money, some are even scared of investing in Bitcoin, which is the safest of them all.
I think the headline of the thread is actually fairly misleading and it's one of the greatest weaknesses in people. Maybe it's not discussed enough, but it's a scientifically established fact that the general population overestimate their mathematical and predictive skills, which is one of the reasons that casinos / sportbooks are so profitable in the long term. Another weakness that makes these companies ever richer is how our brains are wired to see patterns where none may exist. Merging these two "blindspots" together can often result in disaster and lead people to think that they have an advantage over basic math that is designed to transfer their money into the pockets of casinos via games or sport betting. |
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I see the latest rave and have had to silently partake by keeping up with the conversation as regards chat GPT introduction and sudden need to finetune it serve varying online and even offline real problems.
Coinbase Director Conor Grogan even had to explain recently how a GPT-4 helped him identify flaws that could be exploited both ways, after he dumped an Etherum contract therein.
*Is chat GPT which is the latest AI, the answer to hackers and scammers?
*Is it a policing agent that would help stabilize anonymous anomaly in the trading space thereby reducing volatility?
There are all sorts of new and unexpected ways that artificial intelligence can be used in future. It might actually tell us whether crypto is a good idea or not, because at the moment it feels a bit like existing payment processors have all the advantages. The one thing that crypto does have is an anonymity advantage but that seems to rapidly diminish all the time since exchanges get stricter with required documentation. It's kind of funny that people may use artificial intelligence to determine weaknesses in all sorts of things and attempt to predict future outcomes in this space. There is a lot of code and text analysis going on within these forms of AI that could expose many deep flaws that people have overlooked. |
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