• very_well_lost@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    The idea of AI is not the problem.

    For many of us, the idea is also the problem. Stealing the collected works of humanity in order to build a machine meant for delegating the thinking and feeling parts of the human experience is deeply antisocial, and an attack on our dignity as people

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      Which is why it was supposed to be an open technology with no profits as its a culmination of humanity. Nobody should own it or make a profit from its creation.

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        delegating the thinking and feeling parts of the human experience

        This would be a problem even if the technology were completely free and open. LLMs poison peoples minds and make them boring, helpless and stupid.

        If Facebook were a nonprofit, it would still be terrible for people.

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          I don’t know. I think Facebook took a turn when it was engineered to boost engagement. Otherwise, it’s just a forum for friends to make posts. What’s wrong with that, in theory?

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        Even if that happened it would still be a terrible technology. The damage to the environment isn’t worth it.