That makes me a doomsayer, basically, but I consider this to be evidence that every single aspect of our lives will eventually be somehow controlled by AI. Sur

That makes me a doomsayer, basically, but I consider this to be evidence that every single aspect of our lives will eventually be somehow controlled by AI. Sure, you can claim that there's always the choice of not doing what the AI suggests, but that'll not apply to the kids growing up in a world where they're being breast-fed literally everything, including their playlist. And their reason will be "because it's good", which is related to "because it's fun". When AI is perfectly pleasing, people will be fully enslaved by fun. Fun already seems to be the driving factor for most people, so I'm not sure how to find anything positive in any of this. Disclaimer: At the peak, I had around 300 gigs worth of language models stored on my machine. Now I'm down to around 120. :p