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"Made in America" vibes. It must be better because we made it... There's a sort of insecurity about this. And I get it, people are freaking out. I feel unsettl
by nemo44x 4y ago
"Made in America" vibes. It must be better because we made it...
There's a sort of insecurity about this. And I get it, people are freaking out. I feel unsettled in many ways and I truly believe this technology is profound. Wait until it's realtime and embedded in everything. But I don't believe it's a cause for concern. I don't think we need to legislate transformers trained on public data as something illegal, for example.
I think it's a tool, a fantastic tool and a powerful tool, but a tool none the less. It will democratize many things and it will lead to increased productivity and creativity. But we, humans, will find more things to do; ways we can't see right now because it wasn't possible and still probably isn't.
- dinkumthinkum 4y agoI think iou we missing the point of the “made in America” thing but it’s ok. It’s not surprising.
- nemo44x 4y agoWas/is a way to differentiate a product from foreign (at a time Japan, now China) made products. That because it was made here (if you’re American which I assume readers here are and if not then are European and are aware of American culture because they imitate it daily) it is better and if not then at least supporting “your kind”. So made by human or w/e is a similar concept.