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I'm scared and I hope government intervention will be swift. But on the artistic side... new tech makes possible new ways to be creative. And there are still a
by QuiDortDine 4y ago
I'm scared and I hope government intervention will be swift.
But on the artistic side... new tech makes possible new ways to be creative. And there are still acrylic painters even though Photoshop exists. And there are still human races and sports even though machines are faster/stronger. So I'm thinking people already recognize there are different kinds of performers, and by and large people haven't been cheating much that anyone could tell (though ghostwriting and such already exist).
- Buttons840 4y agoI fear government intervention would not stop the progress of AI, it would only replace some negatives with others. The cat's out of the bag, people will experiment and soon we may have AIs like this running on home computers -- I know that's what I will be experimenting with, unless we get some really draconian laws about what I can and cannot do with my own computer. And if the US government outlaws AIs or something, are we just going to watch as other nations capitalize on the advantages while we stagnate?
- QuiDortDine 4y agoPersonally, I don't want it stopped, just labeled and controlled. Don't sell me AI-made books and tell me they're written by humans. Don't send me AI-written emails, if it's not worth writing it's not worth reading. Don't use AI to tailor my experiences to be as addictive as possible, oh wait...