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Are you implying that any company using AI for the purpose of increasing the profitability of the company is "abusing" AI? Or are you talking about something el
by scottlawson 4y ago
Are you implying that any company using AI for the purpose of increasing the profitability of the company is "abusing" AI? Or are you talking about something else? It kind of across to me like you thought the use of AI with profit as a motive is always abuse, not sure that I understood you correctly.
- monkpit 4y agoIf it’s not disclosed then it’s abuse (in my eyes - not saying legally, just morally).
- dnadler 4y agoDo companies abuse linear regressions?
- scottlawson 4y agoIf you think it is always abuse if the use of AI is not explicitly disclosed, then you're going to have to recognize there are many thousands of situations where that view is absurd. Imagine you and a group of friends decide to develop a game. You make a company and have a team of four people. Your budget is tiny and you can't afford the same resources a huge game company can. You want your new company to be profitable so you use large language models to generate realistic material textures for your 3D models, and to generate a diverse range of intetestimg character backstories and dialogs. This used to require a larger team of developers and content creators but now you can do more with fewer people and ship your game sooner. You make a great game and users love it and it's a financial success. But oh wait, you didn't explicitly disclose that you use an AI powered tool to generate some art assets and character backstories. Therefore you are just a greedy company that is abusing AI for profit. That's so ridiculous.