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There's no real downside. They're part of the scam. I think this largely applies to AI (et al.) too. The universities are the enables of a system of "commercia
by mjburgess 4y ago
There's no real downside. They're part of the scam.
I think this largely applies to AI (et al.) too. The universities are the enables of a system of "commercialisable pseudoscience", and are in bed with all those companies profiting from it
- torginus 4y agoDoes that mean that I can go to UC Berkeley (it's on the website) with a sufficiently big bag of bills, and they'll endorse my miracle ointment that supposedly cures cancer?
- gwd 4y agoWell, any individual person can conclusively tell if they died of cancer. It's not so easy to conclusively for an individual to tell if their brain is getting generally "fitter", or if they're only getting better at the specific "exercises" they're doing. IOW, if you want to show up with a big bag of bills and expect support, you need something much less falsifiable.