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>That doesn't matter in the end. Doesn't matter to who? I'm pretty sure it matters a lot to people working in a newsroom
by AndrewKemendo 3y ago
>That doesn't matter in the end.
Doesn't matter to who?
I'm pretty sure it matters a lot to people working in a newsroom
- davidguetta 3y agoSure but once again so what ? Change is part of life
- AndrewKemendo 3y agoWe know that change, specifically in employment status in America, can and often does mean the difference between life or death. So yes it’s extremely important that employment changes not be thrust on people if we can at all avoid it as a society. You should care more about the plight of others.
- davidguetta 3y agoI do ! But the point technology is not the one to blame, it's the current structure of society, in particular the one in the USA who throws people in poverty while there's so many wealth around. I an in Europe and wealth is a lot more redistributed. AI will just amplify wealth accumulation but it's the policies who have to step up to counterbalance it with coporate taxes. Blaming AI is like blaming rain for being wet.
- AndrewKemendo 3y agoTo clarify, I'm simply saying lets not accelerate the process of eliminating jobs The fact that "AI" makes that a shibboleth is correlated, but by no means is AI the only process for which that happens It just so happens that's the current trajectory and is expected to impact the labor market that to an extent that has been unseen since the industrial revolution - with billions more employees
- pixl97 3y agoSo is extinction, but I'd rather put that off till some time long after I'm gone.
- SirMaster 3y agoWell you said newsroom, which is about news. How is the LLM getting the latest news? It doesn't (yet) really have eyes and ears etc. And news travels fast, or at least people would like it to. Also opinion pieces. I have 0 interest in the "opinion" of an LLM, but I am interested in the opinion of at least some human beings.