How could Artificial Intelligence become dangerous?

[Torvy]

My recent college grad got a job teaching. She is frugal and is renting a house with 2 others. Her salary will only be $35k, but she says it's plenty for her. Note: more than 3x my first 'real job' annual salary and I had to work 12 months to earn it.

 

[tracter]

I cannot wait for all the Traffic lights to have AI that way they will turn green when I approach

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

Starting pay at Costco here is $35k

I can't see how a college education can result in anything less than say $60-$70k. That is nuts

 

[MossRoad]

My recent college grad got a job teaching. She is frugal and is renting a house with 2 others. Her salary will only be $35k, but she says it's plenty for her. Note: more than 3x my first 'real job' annual salary and I had to work 12 months to earn it.

Our oldest kid put herself through grad school, rented half a duplex, bought a used car, and worked for 6 years on $35K a year. The job had great insurance and 401K. She saved up enough to quit and attend post-graduate education. It can be done, folks.

 

[Torvy]

Starting pay at Costco here is $35k

I can't see how a college education can result in anything less than say $60-$70k. That is nuts

Contrary to what some people believe, private schools pay about 80% of what public schools pay.

 

[2manyrocks]

In Tennessee, public teacher retirement pay is pretty solid, especially for someone who lives a long time. Private schools …not so much.

 

[Torvy]

@CloverKnollFarms. I went back and looked at what my old district is paying. Starting for a teacher with no experience is over $64k. Coaches and some other get more due to longer hours. (The stipend isn't worth the extra time, you really have to love the job. The real benefit to coaching is that in TX sports are a class. Coaches have fewer academic courses to teach and head coaches get an extra prep period.)